The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-12
EUROPE.
North Briton off Father Point.

FATHER PorNT, Sept. 1O-The steamship North
Briton has passed here with Liverpool dates to the
30th ultimo.
The steamer Norwegian, from Quebec, arrived at
Liverpool on the 9th ult.
The steamer Fulton, from New York, arrived at
Southampton the 2Sth ult.
The steamer Kangaroo, from New YORK, arrived
at Queenstown on the 18th ult.
The steamship City of Manchester, sailed for New
York, has f8S, 900.
Lord Palmerston was installed, with all the
Gent ceremonies Warden of the Cirque Ports at
Dover, on the 28th of August. In speech he de-
lyered on the occasion he eulogized the strong de-
fepsive measures adopted by England He said
that perfect defence the only stable foundation
of friendly relations with foreign powers. He al
luded to the battle of Bull Run evidence of
the powerlessness of men individually brave, but
imperfecty drilled, against organized enemy.
The Times has another editorial in regard to the
loan and expenses of the Federal Government for
war purposes. 1t concludes with the belief that
the subjugatiOn of the South is a hopeless task,
even if the North pOurs forth its wealth unsparinglv
into the Federal exchequer But if the North
should attempt to defray the accumulating charges
with money borrowed at per cent, they will find
| themselves engaged in an expenditure that no
country in the world could support.
The new Galway and New ori line Of
| steamers have selected southampton for their head
quarters.
DR.. RusselPs latest letter to the London Times
says that the issue In America Is rapidly narrowing
| between slavery and abolition. He thinks that the
President will declare all the slaves within the
limits of the United States army free.
The Times editorialy advises compromise be
1t is stated that leading houses in Liverpool hay
purchased Is 900 bales of Surat cotton for shipment
| tween the North and the South
| to New York.
A terrible accident has occurred on the Brighton
Railway. Two excursion trains came in collision
in the tunnel Twenty-three persons were killed
| and a considerable number wounded.
Earl Russell, in a manifesto on the Spanish occu-
| patton of San Domingo, says that American for
| bearance cannot be calculated on permanent.
FRANCE.
The hearing Of the appeal in the Mires case was
| progressing The Attorney General had argued il
favor of the maintenance Of the past decision.
The Pays denies the report that the GoFernmen
| had notified the Foreign Ambassadors that France
| would maintain the occupation OF Rome.
The Ministry of Marine proposes large increase
of the officers of the Navy, Of which the Emperor
| approves, and says that a similar increase will b.
necessary again next year.
The Wontew denies Mr.. Roebucks assertion
that q Convention existed for the cession Of tn
Island of Sardinia to France 1t says that the En-
peror never thought of such negotiation.
INDIA.
The Indian Government continues to publish re
ports from all parts of the country relative to th'
cotton producing qualities OF India, which are rep
resented to be equal to all wants provided tina
steady demand and good roads are established.
ITALY.
1t is reported that Gen. Della Revere will take
the portfolio of War, and that Gen. Brignone vii
replace him az Lieutenant of Sicily.
POLAND.
The gendarmes, police and all byOuacs have beef
withdrawn from the streets OF Warsaw.
Gen. Lambert, the new Governor had been for
mally received by the authorities of Warsaw.
RUSSIA.
Russia has proposed to the Porte to defer the de
csion the question of the union of MOdavia wit
Wallachia for three years.
TURKEY.
The Syrian Commissioners have had conferenc
on the question of the indemnity to be paid by th
Porte. The latter had decided to send anothe
Commissioner to Beyrout, competent to settle tn
question.
Omar Pasha had signed an armistice OF ten day
with the insurgents of Montenegro.
Voyage OF the North Briton.
MONTREAL, September l0-Ihe steamship Mort
Briton, from Liverpool on the 10Th, via Londor
derry on the 30th of August, passed Father Pon
on the way to Quebec at 4.20 this morning.
The North Briton reports having passed steam
ships Bohemian and United Kingdom, the iorme
bound to Liverpool and the latter having BIRTHS
troops on board for Quebec.
The North Briton also reports seeing no ice
the Straits of Belle Isle, but passing several ict
bergs outside.
The North Brton was detained eighteen hour
off Cape White. She has one hundred and ffty
three passengers. Her news is anticipated by til