The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-19
EUROPE.
DETAILS BY THE AFRICA,

FRANCE.
The Emperor was to open the session of the LIE
glslatuTe on Monday, the 4th. His speech was
awaited with considerable interest
The stock of bullion in the Bank of Franco il nm
derstood to have materially increased since the date
of the last return. The Paris Bourse on the lat
was rather Hat, and shade lower. Rentes closed
at g. 95.
despatch from Vienna, dated January 80, an
nounces as certain fact, that the Emperor Francis
Joseph has signed decree of amnesty for all Hun
garian refugees The despatch adds that the am
nesty would extend to all Huagarians living abroad
without exception, and the Emperor was only
awaiting the settlement of the question relative to
the property of refugees, sequestrated by the
States, before publishing the decree.
The Comitats are causing great excitement in
hungary. After those of Arad, Grau and Pesth.
comes that of kouth which makes demands still
more embarrassing to the Austrian government
Among other things, it demands responsible Hun
garlan Ministry, instituted in conformity with the
laws OF ls4s, and the immediate annexation to the
Kingdom of Hungary, of all the countries which
were formerly part of it.
he Prince Primate of Hungary had addressed
circular to all the Comitats of Hungary. conn.
selling them to avoid precipitation. The Prim ate
says that over-hastness is the forerunner of anar
chy- He urges them to have patience for a few
months longer, and not to ALLEVIATE their sovereign
who Is approaching with the branch of peace in
his hand, animated with the best good will and
purest Intentions.
According to accounts from Vienna, published
IN the Paris papers, the Emperor of Austria has
decided on giving to Venetia constitution which
Will preserve to that province its entire autonomy
The government of the country will be left to the
Italians, and Venice to be its seat.
Austria pursues her military preparations with
Tedouoied activity. The army of occupation in
Venetia is on a war footing, and the constrnct;on
OF iron plated frigates and rifed cannon is pushed
night and day. Several additional sloops-of war
and corvettes are being built.
DENMARK
A despatch from Hamburg says :-According to
advices received here from reliable sources at Co
penhagen, the great European Powers have ur.
gently requested Denmark to grant concessions to
Schleswig-Holsten, and have limited that thew
you'd by no means recognize any blockade of the
German coasts which might be declared by Den
mark In consequence of federal execution heinp
despatched to Holstein.
letter from Holland of Jan. 90 saws 1T is
now stated that superfcies of Is, 500 hectares
(about 800 acres, containing "a villages is now
submerged and that Is, 900 people are ruined The
farm of Bots e-Duc alone daily feeds 500 of these
untortunates, besides granting annual relief to ten
rural districts.
DEPARTURE OF GARIBALDI FROM CA.
PRERA.
The emlgrants scattered throughout the several
towns of Italy have formed themselves into gem
eral committee, and appointed Garibaldi their
resident. They named committee for carrying
to Caprera an address, which, while thanking him
Tor what he had already done in behalf of liberty,
expressed the confidence they had in an entire and
speedy deliverance from the tyranny that kept
them away from their homes. But the committee.
having informed Garibaldi of their intentions pre-
viously to their setting out on their Journey re-
celved from him the following letter.
CABRERA Dec % 1901 am very grateful for
the mark of distinction which the Italian emgrants
so kindly wished to confer upon me when they de-
Giarea me by reclamation their honorary president
L gratefully accept this honorable title and ber
you Kindly to express to the emigrants nv graft,
tade Tor their goodness in sending to me deputa-
ton as bearers of an address, but beg them to
spare the deputation journey to Caprera, seeing
mat am about to be absent for time, the length
OF which | do not know GARmaTn1
Advlces from Gaeta of January 3Oth state moth
ing new. The besiegers were actively engaged in
erecting four new batteries. 1t is BY no means
bomoardment, so admirably is the artillery of The
besleged arranged. The attack of the Piedmontese
squadron produced no result