The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-10
EUROPE.
DETAILS BY THE ASIA.
The mails OF the Asia, to the 25th, have been re-

The mails of the Asia, to the 25th, have been re-
ceived.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Arctic exploring yacht Fox had returned
home from the coasts Of the Farce Islands, Iceland
and Greenland, where she has been engaged sur
veying the route of the proposed North Atlantic
telegraph. She succeeded in examining and sound
ing the ords on the south coast of Greenland, and
proving their practicabiity for the reception Of a
cable She also coasted down a considerable extent
OF the east coast hitherto supposed to be naccessi
Bile. The severity of the season in the northern re-
gions is reported to have been greater this year
than for twenty years past.
FRANCE.
The WOniteNr publishes n Convention between
the Governments of Sardinia and France arrang-
ing several questions in reverence to the annexa-
tion OF Savoy and Nice. 1t is determined that the
portion of the Sandman debt chargeabIe to Savoy
and Nice shall be 4 800, 900 of Sandman rentes
which the French Government will remit to Sar-
dinia. The charges incurred by Sardinia on ac-
count of Savoy and Nice will be transferred to
France.
The Archbishop of Paris had issued a circular
advocating the collection of "Peter's pence" not
withstandng the impedments thrown in the way
by the government.
The French Centrale, of Blos, has been suspended
for two months for violent attacks the constitu-
ton, and attempting to excite political passions un-
der pretence OF defending the interests of religion.
1t was said that, according to ancient precedent
If the Emperor could find three prelates sufficiently
doce to join in the imposition Of hands the POpe's
assent to episcopal appointments would be regarded
as unnecessary.
telegram, dated Naples, 22d ultimo, announces
the serious illness of King Francis the Second. He
is stated to have burst bloodvessel on the Dist
steamer was despatched from Gaeta to Naples for
physicians.
There had been a change in the Neapolitan min
istry, and it was considered certain that state
council would be convoked. This council is only
convoked on very important occasions.
Garibaldi had replied to address from the
committee of assistance, which had organized the
expedition to Sicily. He says:
"What you have done for Naples and Sicily, you
must also accomplish for Rome and Venice. Do
not separate; do not leave your undertaking in
complete. The end must be attained. You will
see me ready to hasten to the spot where the
standard of Italy and Victor Emmanuel shall be
raised.
The PiedmOntese Parliament is to be convoked
and forthwith dissolved, in order to be replaced by
an Italian parliament. There is a strong party de-
sirous of the election of constituent assembly of
the whole nation in order to establish the cOnstitu
tion of the new Italian State
The Pope has allowed the society instituted at
Rome for the collection of Peters pence to assume
the name and privileges of arch-brOtherhood,
with the power of attaching to itself other socie-
ties and brotherhoods established for the same
object.
1t is stated that in a private communication
lately addressed to Victor Emmanuel, the Emperor
of the French intimates that if. within a period,
King Francis does not evacuate Gaeta, the French
fleet will no longer interfere with the operations Of
the Sardinian squadron against the city.
AUSTRIA.
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald
says negotiations for the cession of Venetia had
commenced. A long conference on the subject took
place in Paris on the 2lst, between NJ. ThOuvenel,
Prince Metternich and NJ. Kisseen.
The Austrian government had adopted a new
measure of rigor in Venetia decree orders all
fat thprs M m hair
even il absent for their education.
TURKEY.
News from Syria is to the 4th November. Ismail
Pasha (Gen. Kinety) had resigned his command,
on account of having been reproached by Fuad
Pasha with partiality for the Christians.
Advices from Crcassia report the signal failure of
Bariatinski's expedition against Daghestan. Great
losses were suffered by the Russians.
CHINA.
The Paris Potrie had given currency to report
that the latest advices from China announce that
treaty of peace was signed at Tchangtchow, near
Pekin in the beginning of October.
This report lacks confirmation
THE LATEST.
Via LirerpOol.
FOREIGN OFFICE, LONDON, November PA
telegram, very imperfectly transmitted, was
received last night from SueZ, through Alexandria
and Malta, which states, on the authority of the
China mail of October l, that hostties had com
menced in the North, that two skirmishes had been
fought with the Tartar cavalry, who had been re-
Pulseuj ludI Tue army was waiting III d HOS-
tile position before Pekin, and that negotiations
had been opened by the Chinese, but not in a sup
plicatory manner.
THE VERY LATEST.
Via Queensto,Cn.
PARIS, Saturday.-The Pdtrte says: Other min
istera notifications still expected. 1t is assert
ed that important notifications will be made in the
present organization of the corps legislatif whose
powers will be made to more nearly approach those
of our former legislative assemblies. The ministry
of the colonies will, it is said, be suppressed, and
the administration Ofits different branches dstribu
ted as follows, viz:
The administration of the affairs of Algers to be
and the direction of the other colonies to be again
rine
TURIN, 24th.-The municipality of AncOna has
opened subscription for the construction of a
war vessel, which the Marche Provinces will offer
to the marine of the State, in commemoration Of
he annexation Of those provinces to Sardinia.
FRANCE.
The Morning Heralds Paris correspondent reiter-
ltes the report that all the regiments of infantry of
addition of fourth battalion to each regiment |
The promotions or appointments consequent upon
hat measure comprise 100 chefs de battalion; 500 |
captains; 100 first and second lieutenants.
THE COURT AT GAETA.
ROME Nov. 24.-At the request of the King, the
whole diplomatic corps have quilted Gaeta. They
arrived yesterday at Rome. The Pontiica Nuncio
md the ambassadors of Austria, Prussia and Rus
st. Januarus, from the king.