The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-04
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UranVIile and Lord Derby. In the House of Com
mons mons, Lord Pamerston and MI. Disraeli made SIM
liar addresses.
MISCELLANEOUS.
In the House of Commons Lord palmors+on
moved an address of coincidence to her Maiostr
which agreed to- I'''
The House then went into a Committee of Wavs
ana Means, and motion for resolution GRANTING
e., 900 900 to her Majesty out of the CONSOLIDATED
Fund, towards making good the supply, was
agreed to.
The Princess Royal of Prussia arrived at Dover
on Monday, where the Prince of Wales awaited
her arrival.
meeting of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
was called for Monday, but an adjournment took
place, quorum not being present.
FRANCE.
CONTINUED DISCUSSION ON THE ADDRESS.
The Moniter denies that NJ. Mocquard intended
reslgnlng the post Of Secretary of the EmperOr's
Cabinet. His Majesty never had the intention of
separating himself from NJ. Mocquard, with whose
services and devotion he has not ceased to be salts
fed.
The discussion of the address was resumed on
Monday in the Corps LegsIatif. NJ. Magne refu-
ted the arguments of Devinok and Darimon, and
justified the financial policy of the Government
ana the increase of the duties on tobacco. He de-
ciared that the duty alcoholic liquors was only
PROVISIONAL and was imposed to meet temporary
necessity created by the economical reforms. He
Justlhed the supplementary credits which, he said
were caused By the increase in the number of
french troops at Rome and the expeditions to China
the control he
Chamber was real. Ii agreed to the voting of
the budget by chapters.
The government upheld the system of complete
separation OF the powers of the Government from
those OF the Chamber, but would not object to ex-
anime for the next session the question whether a
combination, as indicated, could lead to any salts
factory result
NJ. Magne stated that the deficit in the budget of
1861 would amount to 100, 600 francs which
would raise the total of the deficits to 9S5 OO0 900
francs. This would, however, be reduced to a
much smaller amount by the resources which the
law placed at the disposal of the Government.
oectlous III and II were then agreed to-
MISCELLANEOUS.
1.he Paris correspondent of the Times SAYS:
Commercial operations are still dull; uneasiness
created by political causes the monetary embar- |
raSSments In Europe and America; the il-founded |
apprehension entertained by many French manu-
tacturers as the period approaches for carrying in
10 fu effect the commercial treaty, and partc calar
~ the excessive dearness of money, impede the
revival of trade.
The Paris wheat and -four market was firm.
ITALY.
PROCEEDINGS IN Observation-Disclosures OF CIvI-
TELLA.
In the sitting of the Turin Chamber, on Monday,
government submitted project of law proposing
that all public acts should in future commence
with the words "Victor Emmanuel H., by the
grace OF God, and the will of the nation, King of
The project was received with great applause,
and Its urgency was acknowledged by the Senate.
A despatch from Naples, of March 49, announces
that Clvltelia del Tronto has captulated, on the
terms offered by the Piedmontese Generals.
POLAND.
PROCLAMATION OF PRINCE GoRTsCHAKoFF.
proclamation of the Governor of Poland
Prince Gortschakof, warns the inhabitants of
warsaw in most serious manner against making
any demonstration. A deputation of the citizens
had protested against the expression some indivi-
duas, contained in the Imperial rescript, pointing
to the large number of signatures attached to the
petition. Prince GOrtschakoff replied that he de-
cned to receive any more signatures, and should
regard their collection act of sedtion, which
he would treat in military manner. The deega-
ton represented to the Prince that the fresh svmp-
toms of agitation rendered necessary the immediate
preparation and execution of the reforms con-
fdently promised by Prince Gortschakotf.
TURKEY.
POSITION OF RUSSIA.
Prince LabanOtf, the Russian Ambassador at
had declared that he would with
draw his demand for Conference of the Repre-
Sentatives of the European Powers to sit perma-
nenty at Constantinope, ,on condition of the Pore's
its project of reforms to the Powers
The Porte replied that it would communicate the
reforms after their PRONUNCIATION by the Sultan
The calling out Of the Bash-Bazouks, in Bosnia
by means of beacon iires has been ordered to take
place with the least possible delay.
1t is said that the Turkish troops have been de-
feated at Gazko.