The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-13
-Four Days Later from Europe.
ADDITIONAL NEWS BY THE kDRlATlC,

The Adriatic, which as announced, arrived at St
Johns on the 10TH made the passage to that place
from Galway in DAYS and one hour
The steamship Great Eastern, from New York.
arrived off iolyhead 80 in the afternoon of the
sd Instant and steamed up the Mersey safely the
next morning, having been detained outside ali
night on account % low water
me steamship Africa, from New York. arrived
at Liverpool early on the morning of the 81
The Canadian screw steamer North American
from Quebec FIR liverpool put into Queenstown IN
the l>t disabled having list fan of her screw and
would be towed mp to Liverpool for repairs. The
Liverpool on til h for On. hpc
GREAT BRITAIN
The London j urnal5 have leaders upon tba re
peal OF he paper duty, and Seem generally If the
opinion that the maj riiy of the ministers thnnrb
small, is sufficient to ensure their retention of 81
ice Tor some time aud deter the opposition frn.o
making another trial Of strength during the pres
ent session. ~ F'
Sir John Pakington called the attention ortba
H"ase OF Commons to the comparative nroqrass
made By traace and England in the Construction
OF armpr coated vessels in which Fiarce WAS Oh
tanning marked and formidable superiority, and
inquired what were the inteutions of the govern
ment on the subject.
Lord Paget acknowledged that the French
were taking steps largely to augment their iron
navy Most OF the vessels have only been laid
down, and 1t would take wears in tuiidinr then,
equally well prepared as it was the intention nf
the government to have five more vessels con-
structed, to be built internally OF wood, but cased
With ir"n and shot proof.
In the House of Lords there has baen \ discre.;o,
on the India supply of cotton. Earl GRAY pIejrad
the government to do all in his power to advance
the growth Of the staple in India
AT meeting OF the great ship company, it was
stated mat the employ mt OF the ship by the fed
eraI government would not be in acc0rdanc. with
the Queens proclamation. TIE agents Of the Cum
pany IN America had been instructed to procure
freight Tor her return voyage.
Eighteen horses for the Derby The favor
ties were Dundee and Di0phsntus The horses
came IN, Kettle d um first, Dundee second. bio
phantus third. Kettle Drum a bright chesrut
won by length. Dundee, black horse, came in
e"iils"n and tatered, but beat Dophantus a chest
nus, by a head, who beat Auveaine, fourth, by
meek. The others were nowhere.
The following was the result OF the Oaks:-Eigh-
teen t,! fii"s ran. Brown Duchess was first, Lady
Ripona second, and Farwater third
FRANCE.
The Potrie Gays that Prince Napoleon, after
sF,tlng Algiers, Spain and Portugal goes to
The MoniteuI' has published decree. WARNING
pubic writer's to exercise more moderation in their
discussions against the Catholic clergy.
ITALY.
IL appears that the great powers will guarantee
the integrity Of the PApal territory.
1t is asserted that the Emperor has sent an auto
graph letter to Turin, in which the Roman question
was fully stated, that it was favoraby received At
iurin, and that Victor Emanuel sent a reply to it
on the 7th of Nav ~
The Conditions stipulated are not known INIT II
Is sand that they incude the part of Piedmont
neither recognition of the Holy See over the
patrimony OF st. Peter, nor any cesSion OF terri
tory.
The Italian Parliament stood adjourned
The King of sardinia has withdrawn his exeoua-
Mecklen burg. ~
In tbn It,Iis
had been Appointed in relation to the national ar
mameut, proposed by Garibaldi. The House una
nimousy agreed to the organization of 220 ba,tal-
mons "t the National Guards to be composed of all
men between 80 and 40 years of age.
INDIA.
The telegraph advces from the overland mail
furnish Bombay dates to MAY 18th announcing
that the India budget and financial statement had
been submitted to the Legislative council and was
satisfactory.
No definite order for the amalgamation of the
armies had been received by the Indian officers.
The FOREIGN C0HsULS VISIT THE BLOCKADE
SQUADRoN.-Ihe British, French, Spanish and
Brenen Ccnsu!s residing in this city, accompanied
by NJ. Barroche, the French agent, and several
members Of the Towbo company, " nt down the
river on SUNDAY evening to the Balize, for the
purpose OF having an interview with Capt Poore
OF the United S ates war steamer BROOKLYN, in re-
latl"n to the Blockade 1t seems that nntwihstand-
ing the announcement that fifteen DAYS would be
b o"kyn has fred into foreign vessels while being
toWed over the bar by tugs. To inquire into this
proceeding Is the cause OF the visit of the Cousus
The Censuis, we understand, left the Balize at
o'clock last evening, their return to the city,
~ y. B"te'n All inst.
SEIZURES BY OLD ACES BLoCKaDING SQUADRON.
-On Saturday last, the biockading squadron seized
the following vessels, and placed on them prize
crews: British brig Venus from Ruarau; American
schooner Union, Capt. Garretson, from Tampico
t"r this port; and the brig Hope, Capt. Simpson.
from kuatan for this port. The Hope is a fine new
vessel, "t 800 tons burden and is owned bv : Plas
san, OF this city.-New Orleans Bulletin 4th inst,
The LARGEST FREGHT LIsr OF THE SEAsoy.-Tba
hne ship Robert Parker, cleared on the 9Th bv
L. A Snullard. for Liverpool, having on board 3l4
Gags Sea Island cotton, aud 3 030 square bales
weighing l,563 ,O63 y unds Freight list amount
ing to 1856, or S37, 747.-SaUanaab Rep ublican.
MARRIED.
On the 18th instant, b. Rev. Father Myers HENRY
\ WORTHY t IiSJ ca IARISE GRIFFITH
On tfr 2tst OF Ntv, hv sew Father Mahney II rHJ4S
ZoELLSk TO Miss MARY H0PPY both OF Baltimore =
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On the 18th instant, MARIA B., relic of Joseph Grant
IN the IS OF her age
n the Iii instant, JANE ISABELLA, aged 20 ye.r;
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