The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-17
EUROPE.
FURTHER BY THE BREMEN,
MOI A MY

ENGLAND-
Mr.. Henry Loeb, private Secretary to Lord Ell
gin, arrived at Windsor Castle a visit to the
Queen. Mr.. Loeb left the Castle on Sunday.
The formidable iron-cased frigate, the largest
man-of-war ever built, and more than 800 tons
larger than the largest vessel in the world, after
the Great Eastern, was safely launched into the
river on Saturday. Sir John Packingh ham himself
named the ship.
His Royal Highness Prince de Joinville with
several members OF his family is now making
soiOurn at Poole
An address, signed by 1000 inhabitants of Glas-
gov, c0mplimentng his lordship for his conduct
on the Italian question, has been presented to Lord
John Russell.
The prize money taken at the Emperor's sum-
mer palace amounts to f23 900, and is made up of
GA, 900 of silver, whch!the French handed over as
the British share. and $4,000 realized in the sale
by auction of articles taken by British officers
General Montauban is said to have realized some
$50, 900 as his share.
The French passport system ceases as regards
British travellers on Tuesday next. The effect
(says Herdpath) of this wise and liberal measure
OF the Emperor of the French must be highly bene-
lcIal to both countries, particularly France. The
Southeastern, Brighton, the Southwestern, and
Great Western companies will, it is reasonable to
suppose derive immediate benefit from it, and here
after, when the London, Chatham, and Dover line
is finished, the benefit will also extend in great
degree to the company owning that railway.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sunday, Dec. 30.-The Noniteu publishes
resolution of the Minister of the Interior, author
iZing the Directors General of his Department TO
give decisions affairs OF minor Importance
they will also constitute superior Council for
celebrating all important questions The
Council viii assemble twice week.
The Times Paris correspondent SAYS: The En-
peror has caused the matter of Count Ladislaus
Teleki to be taken up in manner that does him
great credit. 1t is still affirmed, on excellent au-
thorty, that Count Teleki was at Dresden on no
political business. His arrest and betrayal into the
hands of the Austrian police not only an
outrage on humanity, but fragrant violation of
law and justice.
1t is said to be the intention of Count Persigny
to grant permission for the publication of all pc
rodicals for which demand has been addressed
to his Department, since he has assumed the d.
rection
TURIN, Dec. 29.-Kng Victor Emmanuel arrived
yesterday at Ancona, and is expected here on Mon
day.
TURIN, Dec. 30.-A royal decree has been issued
ordering the dissolution of the Sandman Cham
Der of Deputies
The King arrived here yesterday, accompanied
by Prince Cavignac, and the ministers who went
to meet him at Aessandria. His Majesty was re-
ceived in the municipality. The National Guards
were under arms. The immense crowd cheered his
Majesty The city was illuminated.
NAPLES, Dec. est is asserted that the French
fleet had left Gaeta. The Italian shps-of-war are
proceeding towards Gaeta
GAETA, Dec. Notwithstanding the rain and
snow, the bombardment continues with great fury
some of the shells reaching the most remote part
of the city. Several inhabitants have been killed
The officers of the royal troops have presented
an address to Francis H., promising to be faithful
to his Majesty.
ROME, Dec 2O.-The party in favor of the an
nexaion of Rome to Sardinia assembled at the
Cathedral of st. Peter. on the 23d, and made de-
monstratior.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Dec. 28.-The Ost Deutsche Post, of to-
day, says:
"Accordng TO reliable information, Count Rech-
berg has determined his resignation, which, how
ever, has not yet been definitely accepted"
The Austrian Gazette says: Count Mensdorff
will be appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs and
Baron Schmerling, President Of the Council Min
| listers
The official IFeiaer Zeituag contains the appoint
ment of M. Mazuranic, as President of the Provis-
ional Court Dicasterium, which is to be re estab-
| lished for Croatia and Hungary.