The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-29
EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL BY THE BALTIMORE,

ST. JoHN's, N. F., Friday, July 26.-The steam
ship City OF Baltimore, from Liverpool on We'd
nesday, the 18th, via Queenstown 18th inst, was
boarded OH Cape Race at 10 o'clock last (Thursdav)
night, en-route to New York
The weather was foggy, and she had previously
thrown overheard the canister containing the de:-
patches for the Associated Press. The teleprams
via Queenstown were, however, obtained, as also
some Queenstown papers of the 18th, from which
the annexed despatch is made up.
The steamship Bremen from New York had ar
rived at Cowes.
The Borussa left Cowes on the 18th for New
York, with about cts 900 in specie
The City OF Baltimore has f42 900 in specie
The political news is unimportant.
The London Times thinks the heavy taxation
recommended BY President Lincoln may lead the
North to reconsider their rejection of peace and to
compromise.
The city article of the Times of the 18th saws the
r%"',, Lha'Not ""e Levy ,.9'~ruay urvirue Uf
%. The news from America was untavorabe-
There increased ease in the discount market
yesterday, the rate for the best paper being 81 per
cent.
The City of Baltimore left Queenstown at 8
o'clock Thursday evening. She encountered
westerly winds. She has 5s cabin and $50 steer
age passengers; all we'll.
China, India, and Australia mails have arrived
in England.
CALCUTTA, June l5.-There have been abundant
rains in Bengal. Accounts from the famine region
are more favorable. Imports are improvinp-
There is more inquiry for produce. Freights low
er; downward tendency continued.
Hone KoNG, May 29.-Trade dull but a brisk
business is springing up on the Yang -tse- kiang-
There is active business in cotton goods at Tien-
tsin.
MELBOURNE, May 25.-Trade steadier. The ship
ment of gold since the last mails is 81 900 ounces
The New Zeaanders are preparing to renew hos
tilities
Rio JANE1Eo, June 25.-Cofee: Good firsts,
$1,000 to 5l400.
SECOND DESPATCH
ST, JOHNS, july 26.-Tha missnr oonp;,4or h.,
been found, and the following are its contents:
The Ango-Saxon from Quebec arrived out 18th.
The proceedings in the British Parliament were
unimpOrtant.
petition was presented in the House Of Gam
mons from Mr.. Irvine, charging Mr.. Lever with
fraudulent practices in the Galway contract. and
praying Tor his prosecution. After a debate the
petition was withdrawn.
Lord John Russell is to be created o Paar
The Great Eastern is to be EMPLOYED reunIsrlv
between Liverpool and New York, leaving Liver.
pool 90, about the 10th of September.
The Irish census shows a decrease of 70 nor oan+
In population in ten years.
). IL. Crosby had addressed the LverpooI mer
chants on the advantage of a new telegraph route
M Inc French duties on sugar are slightly reduced
The tariff on coffee is slightly modified
The Emperor's health is IMPROVING Heis at
Vichy. "
The Bourse was dull. Rentes eff 75c,
Count San MARITIME has resigned the Kings
hieutenancy at Naples, and Gen. Ciadini has been
appointed his successor.
The Italian loan was voted in the Senate the
vote standing 81 against 8. 1t was expected to he
brought out at 10 to ".
The Americans in Genoa celebrated the 4tb of
July with banquet.
The Queen of Spain received the American FIN,
bassadOr the 18th.
1t is expected that Count Deberristor, F. G.. will
succeed Baron Schleinitz Prussian Foreign Min
lister.
From the CORES. of the Courier DIES Etats Unisi
THE NAPOLEONS.
The Emperor has achieved success no less bril-
liant than intoxicating in his trip to Vichy.-
One OF my friends, who is there, and who is no
lover of the Empire-so much the worse for him
writes me that he is bewildered between what he
sees and what he hears. 1t is an actual fact that
young English woman, reversing the gallantrv
OF SIR alter Raleigh, did spread her lace shawl
before the feet of the Emperor, who picked ND the
pretty fabric and restored it to the "insular en-
thusiast with a most gracious smile. In like man
ner the Emperor recovered the hat of some com
mon mon man, VINO mad let 1t fall from his hands, and
handed it back to him. Another, a countryman
carried child on his shoulders, and said to it.
Come now, little chap cay good day to YOUR pod
iather Chow god father" inquired the Emperor.
IN put you are replied the peasant, "for he
was born on the same day as your own young.
ster" "Thats true!' And the Emperor embraced
his god-son. Seeing him venture into the midst
of the crowd, which had separated him from his
suite, an auvergnat cried out "Well, now, there's
a man who is no coward" The Emperor conJd
not refrain from laughing at such brusoue hon.
age Heis, it is said, so delighted with The bear,
ovation ne received at Vichy, that he desires to
etect summer palace there, and quite transform
the little town. He has ordered the toll of bridga
to be restored, and decorated with his own hand
an OLD cure, in spite of his notorious devotion To
the orleans family. In fact, the people of Vichv
are are on the threshold of splendid fortunes But
the realization of their agreeable dream will DO
pend little, think, on the effect which their wa
tiers shall produce on the health of the Emneror
who came hither 10 search ofsomething else besides
acc!amations. Unfortunately enthusiasm does not
sullce 10 cure govt OF dyspepsia, though it is
compensation. The Empress, it is said, might well
JOIN her august spouse for a tour through the
mountains of Auvergne; but meantime
she presldes over the Council of Ministers, which
rom bro time to time meets at Fontanebleau. 1t is
ner initiation in the functions of Regent which she
may one day be called to fill and which she is evil
IpeHi.ly resolved not to yield to another. The |
,u ,ince Napoleon, who, it is said, should have re- |
Emnero ' h hisoon 70 Paris in the absence of the
surslon even to America, whittier he sailed fHa
days since, in company with the Princess Islth;id
marriage between the young Captain Bonaparte
poken of, and it is asserted that the fathar Of an
ady views this alliance as an act of yenosanoa
ep'isal against the competitor for the Grand Mss-
ersbip of Free Masonry.
RUSSIA.
me journal DIES Debats comments upon accounts
men arrive from the interior OF Russia 1t seems
nat tne journal La Gironde has received from St |
etefsourg letter, dated the 30th of June, con-
hn statements so precise and significant that
ney nave excited general remark. Little Russia.
long disputed territory between Poland and
s ,h Is IN an extremely disturbed condition.
ne ooJect Oh the agitation, though, as the Debota
deserves, it may not be to re-incorporate the conn
russian government lift be true as is statad ir ,b hue
ne inhabitants invoking their ancient privileges
nj independence demand political institrt;nns
'hich would guarantee them a distinct nrovino;aI
Sis a In several governments in other parts
Russia the peasants have assembled in arms ps' 70
forces oT,ss OF and have been
that in which the revolt is of the nnst .a, enza
haracter. Five thousand peasants, driven into =
illage under the lead of ono ~ -: en .nto |