The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-04
EUROPE.
DETAILS BY The AMERICA.

FRANCE.
1t is announced that Mrs. PattersOn's appeal will
positively be argued early in June 1t was fixed
for May 30, but was put off in consequence of NJ.
AllOu, PRICE Napoeon's counsel, having another
engagement for that dav. NJ. Berry er, who has
entirely recovered from his indispositOn will sup-
port the appeal and NJ Chalk d'Est Ange. the
procureur general, will fill the public minister's
chair.
Count de Nieuwerkerke is shortly going to Rome
to take possession Of the Campana Musuem, which
has just been purchased by the French government
The price paid for this esteemed collection was
3,700, 600 francs.
1t appears from authentic documents saws the
PGtrie. that France now possesses AIS vessels of
which $40 are steam and l26 sailing. Among the
steamers are 81 screw liners; iron cased frgates;
II frigates, paddle-wheel and screw; AZ cOrvettes
do. i26 steam advice boats; and Al screw trans
ports. Among the sailing vessels are s ne-nf-
batleships % frigates, l3 corvettes, q brigs &c
light vessels and SO transports. The journal adds:
1t is very long since our navy presented such an
imposing ensemble.
SPAIN.
According to a Madrid letter. the following are
the propositions which the Dominican Government
has submitted to that of Spain:-
/. Individual liberty shall be preserved and sla-
very shall never be re-estabished in the Domini-
can territory.
The Dominican Republic shall be considered
as province OF Spain, and such shall enjoy the
same rights as the rest of the country.
). The greatest number possible of who
nave rendered services To the country since lSi4
particu larlv in the army, and who able to rem
der Others to her Majesty, shall be employed.
4. One of the first measures be adopted by
the government Of her Majesty shall be the gra-
dual paving off of the paper money now in circula-
ti"n in the Republic.
5. Her Majesty shall be requested to recognize
as vai4 the acts of the government of the Domini-
can Republic since its origin in 1874.
HUNGARY.
PFsTH, May l2.-Negotiations have been COM
menced with Croatia relative to the future position
of the military frontier.
PEsTH, May l3.-In to-day's sitting of the Cham
Der OF Deputies, NJ. Deak ex5orted the Assembly to
act with prudence and moderation, and proposed
that tn" wishes of the country should he submitted
to the Emperor in the form of address. This
proposal was received with applause by the ma or-
tv of the deputies.
The national party in the Hungarian Diet expect
a m jnrity Of lS on the liberal amendments to the
address proposed bv NJ. Deak. These amendments
assert the impnssbity of reconciling with Austria
unless the constitutional Independence Of Hungary
is recognized.
PEsrH, May 16 The propositions of NJ Deak with
reference to- the address discussed to-day in
the Lower House of the Diet. NJ Tisda said that
he did not wish the adoption of any address until
the rights of the country had been restored.
AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, May y The Chamber of Deputies, in
its sitting OF yesterday voted the address in reply
to the EmperOr's speech, after most animated
discussion of eight hours. The aristo cratic par
ty of great landed proprietors proposed amendments
in favor of a federal system. These amendments
rejected by majority.
VIENNA, May l3.-A report is current, which,
however. requires confirmation, that the Polish
and Czech members will leave the Rechsrath on
account of the discussion of Saturday last on the
address in reply to the Emperor's speech. Another
report asserts that Croatia has determined to send
representatives to the Rechsrath.
VIENNA, May LITTLE Emperor received to-day
the members of the lower house of the Reichsrath
who presented to his Majesty the address in reply
to the speech from the throne. The Emperor, In
his reply, said it his intention to maintain,
only the unity, but also as much possible, the
autonomy of the provinces.