The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-25
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE STEAMER JJRA OFF FATHER POINT.


COTTON ADVANCED %a4-CoNsOLs 91%@92%
| FATHER POINT, April 23.-The steamer Jura from
Liverpool, bound to Quebec, has passed this point,
with dates to the 10Th inst.
The political news is not important.
! FRANCE.
ltis rumored that the French National Guards
are to be reconstructed on grand scale, with Mar
Sn"I Oanrobert as Commauder-in Chief.
| The Emperor yesterday reviewed the second di-
VISION OF tue corps d'armee Ejght thousand trOop
! were Gu the ground
ENGLAND.
1t is said that England intends sendipo an expe-
dictionary corps to Syria, to occupy the point of
territory between Upper Syria and Egypt.
ITALY.
In reply TO an Interpolation in the Chamber on
the Roman question, Count Cavour said the Italian
government could only employ moral means and
cannot act against Rome couquerOr. He adj
mitted that the solution of the Neapolian difficult
ty bound up in the Roman question: and hoped
the antagonism Of the church would soon cease
He said the government would energetically sup
press any disturbances in Naples, and the most ef-
cacious means would be taken for the solution of
the Roman question. The Chamber finally adopted
the following, almost unanimously:
The Chamber having confidence in the Govern
ment, and acknowledging the necessity for the
union of Rome to Italy, in ACCOMPLISHING which
Church and the Pope will be guaranteed passes to
the order of the day.
Count Cavour, in reply to a question, denied the
rumos OF an intended cession of the Island of Sar-
dinia to France.
Arrests continued to be made in Naples of parties
implicated in the recently discovered conspiracy,
and avching investigation was progressing
Revolutionary attempts had been suppressed at
numerous places.
The health of the Pope was unsatisfactory.
There were rumors OF an intended Italian loan
Of eightmillious sterling.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian Diet had unanimously passed vote
OF thanks to the Emperor for the new law relative
to PrOtestants.
Another law which is published grants to women
the right of voting at elections for members of the
Diet.
well known correspondent of the Times points
out the temptation to immediate hOstilities He
says it is ruinous to Austria 10 wait till the Italian
Kingdom is consolidated. A bold attack with two
hundred thousand men would soon bring the Aus
trians to Milan and Turin 4 pretext must be
found, otherwise the French would again cross the
Alps This is the pTetext:
Austrian agents all over Lombardy are buying
up the conges OF Garibaldians, the price being
about twelve pounds each. Once a sufficient num-
Der OF these conJcs bought up, corresponding
number of men can be easily put in red shirts and
be made to attack Thus Austria will have a right
to retaliate, and the Austrian army will re-en:er
Italy.
The journal of st. Petersburg gives the follow
Ing version of the renewed disturbances at War
saw. Great crowds of people having assembled
before the Castle, were dispersed by force The
conflict was renewed several times. Ten persons
were killed and many wounded. Five soldiers
were killed and fOrty-ive persons were arrested
Other accounts say the number of victims
larger than stated in the original despatch.-
Renewal of disturbances expected The troops at
Warsaw number 81 900 men.
PORTUGAL.
Portugal has recognized the new Kingdom of
Italy.
SPAIN.
Warlike preparations the grandeSt scale in
Spain spoken land the expenditure will amount
to G20. .000, 600 sterling.
The French and Spanish troops in Cochin China
have captured five FORTS after an obstinate resist
ance.
Immense damage has been caused in Java, with
much loss of life, by heavy foods.
DENMARK.
The Danish army is to be placed on a war foot
ing.
The India, China. Australia, &C., mails tele-
grapAed from Malta.
Calcutta mail dates of March 9th and dispatches
OF 18th. News unimportant.
Private dispatches report the market for cotton
goods fiat.
SHANGnAr, Feb. 2l.-The Yangstzee expedition
has started.
Sankolinsin has been defeated by the Shantung
insurgents.
Business is slowly improving.
Advices from Japan confirm the reported murder
of Mr.. Hueskn, Secretary of the American Lega-
ton at JeddO.
Trade uninterrupted.
The French and Spanish troops in Cochin China
captured five forts the oath of February, after
obstinate resistance.
There had been immense damage and loss of life
in Java by floods.
MELBOURNE, Feb 23.-The gold shipments since
the last mail amount to about l25. 900 ounces
Unprecedented rains have fallen.
New Zealand advices say the Moories have bold
ly attacked the British troops twice, but de-
feated.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, April IL Cotton has advanced y a u the
sales Of the week have been 600 bales closing steady
The sales Friday 10000 bales Sd for fair Or
leans and I'd. for middling Orleans
Breadstufs dull and declining. The weather
favorable for the crops
LONDON, April 12.-Consos 9l%992S for money and
account.
The steamship Bohemian arrived at Londonderry
the 18th inst.
In the House Of Commons Mr.. Baines' motion,
extending the right of suffrage in the boroughs
from flO@G occupiers debated and rejected
by vote of 245 against 1873
Intelligence from Warsaw states that the city
was quiet, but renewal of disturbances was anti
cipated.