The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-27
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE,
THE LONDON PRESS ON AMERICAN AFFAIRS
THREATENING ASPECT OF AFFAIRS IN
POLAND,

FARTHER POINT, August 26.-The steamer Cana
dian, from Liverpool on the 17th, has passed here
on hel way to Quebec.
The weather in England has again been unsettled,
and there considerable rain in some parts of
the country.
The marriage contract between the Princess
Alice and the Prince Leopold of Hesse was signed
at Osborne on the 14th.
The London Times city article again expatiates
on the financial difficulties accumulating against the
American Government, and says the most earnest
wish OF the friends of America, must be that the
dlihcultles now existing, may accumulate with
suifcient rapidity, to bring North and South to
reason.
FRANCE
From France there are vague reports of a grow
ing GOODNESS between France and Austria bearing
an Ominous resemblance to that which preceded the
war.
Prince Metternich had taken leave of the Empe-
ror Napoleon, and the latter had gone to Chalons
camp. General Fanti had also left Paris and was
en- route to Chalons camp.
The Uoniteur officially confirms the appointment
OF NJ Benedetti as Minister to Itaiv.
RUSSIA
The Independence Beige says the first act of the
new Russian Ministry will be the recog milton of
the Kingdom fltaly.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor received the address of the Hun
garian Diet on the 14th and replied to it by
speech IN general terms. The dissolution of the
Diet was regarded as almost certain.
POLAND.
Important popular demonstrations occurred at
huln on the lZth. The military commander how
ever, by his energetic action, suppressed conflict
without any more serious consequences than that
certain number of persons were wounded
ENGLAND.
The following is a copy of the news sent ont by
lhe steamer City of Washington, which sailed on
the l4th, whose arrival is anticinated hy ~ Ca
madam. ~ 'n' va"
=. "Ihe English papers daily engrossed with
the American question.
"The London Globe denies, by authority. the
..a'ement ,hat Admiral Milne has reported that
the blockade of the Southern ports is inefe ctive
ana says no general report the subject has been
officially received
The London Times, in an editorial, shows the
nnancai difhculties which the W Washington Cover
ment will have to encounter The Times ais n nub
fishes another letter from Mr.. Russell, which gives
discouraging view of affairs for the North
The King of Sweden has arrived in England on
visit to the Queen. va
| Catherine Hayes is dead.
| The special agents of the Cotton Supplv Associa
| ton had reached Egypt, and were to have an in
terview with the Viceroy, on the subject of cotton
| cultivation.
SWITZERLAND.
T. Another controversy, has sprung up between
french subject on disputed territory.
ITALY.
Frlnce Chege has been appointed Papal Nuncio
The Neapotan reactionary movements are di.
minishing. -1 'o VI
The position of Austria toward HUNGARY ia be.
coming daily more alarming.
d dne upper House OF the Hungarian Diet have
auoptea py acciamation Deaks address.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
| LIVERPOOL, August 16-The sales of Ga.,or so. .ho
week amount to DC, 600 bales at decline Of io sne
flour has declined Cd; Wheat l6l2d Corn 10 a. D.
visions generally closed dull. Beef quiet Por
Consols closed at 9O%d9O&. s'e"uS