The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-24
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
DETAILS By THE NORTH AMERICA.
RESTORATION OF THE BRITISH SECRE.
TARY OF WAR.

RESTORATION OF THE BRITISH SECRE
| TASY OF WAR.
The Jura reached Liverpool on the morning OF
| the 10Th.
The City of Baltimore arrived at Queenstown on
| the morning of the 7th.
| The Glasgow, which sailed from Liverpool on
the 10th, has nearly fl90 900 sterling.
The Bavaria had about f9, ,000
GREAT BRITAIN.
Inc resignation of Lord Hobart, as Secretary of
| war; which has been reported has certainly TAX
place, although it is not officially announced Sir
n. q. Lewis is spoken of as his successor. MIR.
Card"ell takes the Home Secretaryship
me queens cup, representing the championship
III 'lhe snooung, was finally disposed of at Wmble-
ton In favor Of Mr. Joplin, member of the Middle
| sex corps. The shooting was far in advance of
| that of.last year.
The Herald gives a rumor that Mr. Gregory
member of Parliament for the county Of Gaiway
had accepted the Lnrdship of the Treasury ated
py Mr.Dagme on account of the government ac.
ton on the Galway contract
~ 1t is reported that the new French Minister at
Turin will be Nj. Bermedetti, who is said to haze
the strongest sympathy with the Italian cause.
85c.
SWITZERLAND.
Alr. Stampfed had been elected President OF the
Swiss Confederation for 1862, and DR.. Furrel vise
President.
ITALY.
NJ Lamorciere has declined to resume the COM
mand of the Popes army
NJ Mazzini had published manifesto lamenting
the present state of inacton, and asserting th at
Italy and Turin had lost during the past six mon this
rather than gained ground, and calls on the gov
erninent to give new impulse to the Garibadi
movement
AUSTRIA.
The following is the reply given by the Emperor
to the President of the Hungarian Diet on the pre-
santation of the address:
l have observed with satisfaction the duiful
readiness with which the estates and representa-
tives Of Hungary have met the desire lately ex-
pressed and entertain the hope that tho estates and
representatives of the country will receive in the
same spirit the reply which l am about to give to
tue adureSs OF the Diet solely in the interest OF the
country, and for the general good of nv people.
VIII give this, s1y replv, as seen "a possible
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-Funds on the 10Th
firm, aud cansnls advanced one-eighth In the
discount market the demand rather active at
5% to 5&l, but these were but transactions below
the highest figure. Applications at the bank were
moderate.
The following is a synopsis of news taken out by
the Glasgow:
The Committee of the Grand Trunk railway of
Canada have issued second report. They recon-
mend that some of skill and experience ba
forthwith sent to have temporarily the entire con-
troll OF its affairs in C2nada, and negotiate with the
Canadisn government Mr., Watkin, prominent
official, had been selected.
Mr. Ten Brock emphatically contradiots the
statement in Bells Life that he intends to sell his
stud and retire from the turf. He has no such in
tentiGn.
The Danish Concession, upon which the projected
North Atontic telegraph Was founded, is about to
be transferred to new hands. A working company
is to be established 10 lay cable.
The official report of the loss of the Canadian ex-
onerates the captain and officers, bat suggests that
steamers do not 90 through the straits OF Belle Isle
| before the 20ih Of June.
Napoleon, 10 = letter to the Minister of Marine
suggests thst ance engage Iaoorers in India for
the French colonies, the introduction Of ne
1861.
The Mires case had been concluded. Judgment
is to be given on the llth.
The BouEse is quiet. Rentes, eff 75c.
The republican outbreak in Spain has been total
y suppressed Nearly all OF the leaders are in the
hands Of the troops.
There are rumors of probable interview be-
tween Napoleon and the Queen of Spain.
Both houses of the Hungarian Diet having
agreed to Mr.. Desk's original address to the EN-
peror, the presidents OF the Diet were at Vienna to
present the address reported.
The lndia and China mails have arrived. News
unimportant. Copious rains had fallen in the east
of India.
The mails from the West Coast of Africa had
been received
The bark Flight, of Boston, was seized by the
British vessel Oder, with 500 slaves on board.