The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-17
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BOsroN, May 16.
GREAT BRITAIN
In the House of Commons, on the Cd Nav Mr.
HGrstall moved an amendment in favor of the re-
ducuon OF the duty on tea from October next in
preference to the repeal of the duty on paper.
a,ter Debate; the amendment was rejected by 299
to Zol. Government majority, Is.
In the House of Lords on Friday. the hank
ruptcy bill, on motion of Lord Derby, " as referred
to n select committee.
In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell
sad that the events OF Warsaw called for no diplo-
matte intervention, although they were deeply to
be regretted. He also said that tae European pow
ers were negotiating between Denmark and Hol-
stein, and hoped to terminate the difficulties there
inc oetrotha OF the Princess Alice to Prince
Louis OF Hesse, bad been formally announced by
the Ministry in both Houses and an address of con
graduation had been voted to the Queen
1ne Tunes, IN an editorial, Gays that the excite
ment IN the Northern and Southern sections of
America, apparently, has had no parallel since the
early DAYS OF the French revelation.
Inc underwriters ask higher rates of insurance
on BRUSH vessels from American ports say Dos to
25s; from New Orleans, 1O@l5s. from New York;
vessels from India, China, etc
war risks on American vessels detained in
Southern ports have advanced from to 10 gui-
meas.
The London Globe says that Mr.. Golden has de-.
clined the offer of Baronetcy and the distinction
of Privv Counsellor.
The Times says that the majority on the tea
duty in the House of Commons is less than was
expected.
The Daily Ne,os considers il decisive. and q ousr-
antee for the safety of the budget
the steamship Edinhurg, from New York. ar
rived at Queenstown at 3 O'Clock on the morning of
the 50, and at Liverpool early on the morning of
the 4th inst.
The steamship Persia from New York, reached
Queenstown en- the morning of the 4th inst.
FRANCE.
COnstantinope letters assert that the Porte has
En- land tn &
der different circumstances; also that Sir H. Rul-
wer has undertaken to provide funds for sending
Turkish troops to Syria.
Fresh Instructions regarding Syria had been sent
TO Inc French Ambassador at Constantuople
1t was rumored that it was NJ Theirs who vrota
the recent pamphlet published by the Due D'Au-
male.
a commercial treaty between France and Bel
GUM had been signed.
The Archbishop of Tours, in a letter to the Min
lister OF Justice, says that the temporal power OF
the Pope is abolished, and that the Catholic world
will hold Louis Napoleon responsible for it.
The Paris Bourse was firm at COT. l5c
BELGIUM.
serious disturbance had occurred at Ghent,
owing to the weavers who struck from work helm o
replaced by hands from the country, The riot
continued.
Correspondents had said that all the towns in
osn domingo had issued pronunciamento in favor
OF the annexation to Spain.
ITALY.
Garibaldl had returned to Camera
Large oooIes OF Italian troops had embarked at
Naples
victor Emmanuel was about to visit Naples.
Ine ex-hlng OF Naples had left Rome for Villa
Albano. anu
The Official journal of Rome denies that Sardinia
had made conciliatorv proposals to Rome.
AUSTRIA.
The Upper House had votad an addrosg :, ra
sp.nse TO the speech from the throne
large vote is to be asked to increase the Aus
created. =" ~ ~
POLAND.
lne city authorities of Warsaw had rendered
their designations
IL was reported that General Panitani, the Mill.
!arY governor, and General Sebasepoy had beer
aismissed, and that the former to be succeeded
by General Lambert.
AMkKicaN STocKs-Baring gives quotations. TIL
times OF Saturday morning gives the following sales
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