The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-17
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
FURTHER BY THE SAXONIA.


In the House of Commons on the Let of July, on
the report upon the Appropriation of Seats bill, as
amended, Mr. Duncombe moved to defer tho con.
| sideratiOn OF the amendment for three months.
Lord John Russell said: The propositions of the
Government as to the disposal of three out of the
four seats had been assented to by the House, which
had rejected their proposal as to the fourth. They
now proposed to give that seat to the West Riding
| of Yorkshire, and to divide that Riding.
Upon division Mr. Duncombe's motion was neg
atived by 204 to 2S.
The House then went into Committee of Sup
ply. Various votes were discussed; among them
vote of ego 695 to complete the Houses of Parlia.
ment, which was agreed to.
NJ. Musurus, the Turkish Ambassador in London,
has been accredited Turkish Ambassador to
Brussels. This is double appointment and will
not withdraw NJ. Musurus from his functions at
st. James,
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales, arrived
in Dublin on Saturday evening, June 20. He will
be the guest of the Lord Lieutenant while he re-
mains in Dublin.
The Paris Monitenr publishes an imperial decree
nominating NJ. de Talleyrand Pergord Envoy Ex-
traordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary to Brus-
sels
The Paris correspondent of the London Tin,ss
saTs:-The official reception of the Siamese Ambas-
sailors BY the Emperor took place Friday, at
Fontaineteau. The presents were sent in early in
the morning. independently of the Order of the
White Elephant, studded with diamonds, these
presents consist of a crown of massive gold,
cred with diamonds; gold waist belt, ornamented
with diamonds; gold dishes, richly enameed, of
enormous weight, and a number of palanuuips
thrones, arms, &c.
Nj. Lesseps had been in Paris for few DAYS, hay
ing come from Egypt to remove certain difficulties
relative to the works at the Isthmus of Suez.
Two battaries of artillery and company of mill
tary workmen had arrived at Touon to embark for
Cochin China.
The Paris correspondence of the London Times
says:-Among the consequences of the recogni,inn
WI he fhn a,,Il ~.
new Italian loan to the Paris Bourse.
Letters from Algeria state that in some districts
the grain crops have been totally destroyed.
Corn was being cut in the south and southwest of
France, and it is expected that the harvest will be
completed in the middle of July. The corn trade
during the week had been dull in Paris Wheat of
the first quality was firm.
The Paris papers of July publish dispatches
that disturbances have taken place at
Naples. The Importance of this movement is I'M
known.
Signor Farini said that the statement. of Sianor
Musalino respecting his journey to Chambery was
erroneous. He supported the alliance with France
which, he said, is the foundation and shield of
popular right and not only of Italy, but of all Eu
rope. Itaiv is indebted to France and the Emperor
for many blessings, the value of which history and
ourselves will highly appreciate.
>. The Turin Journals announce that General Cial-
ami will replace Gen. DuraDdo, in the command
OIL me army of the South.
, Dix hundred brigands have left Rome far the
n eapOitan frontier ~ " o
The Pope again oIiciated publicly at a mass on
nIo,.at; ~. MS Hoiiness was to receive the Di-
AUSTRIA
A despatch from Vienna of June 90 cow. IN
the last four DAYS conferences upon the Hungarion
question and the acceptance of the address, bora |
been frequently had between the Emperor and the |
ministry, and also with the Hungarian Ministers
dnese conferences have led to no result. Another
Saolnet council was held on July l. at which it was
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hungarian Diet. The ministry will shortly make
a statement in the Council of the Empire. resnect
ing the steps which have been taken with regard to
Hungary. "'" W
royal rescript has been sent to the Ur,c,,,;.u
Diet, in which the address is sigmatized a. Gislor
NJ, hostile to the rights of the Crown and sncb a. |
could not be accepted by the Emperor. The Diet is
requested to alter the form and contents of the Cd
1ress. In case of refusal it will be dissolved.
despatch from Pesth of July saws: On the i'm |
3eria rescrpt being laid sealed on the table of the
House. the cries were raised of "return it
vas quietly read The rescrpt was read in the
upper House without disturbance
SPAIN.
ne oiiclai Gazette of Madrid, of july l, pub
ishes despatch announcing that a hand of thraa |
hundred republicans had risen in insnrraot;on ~
he environs OF Lorca. They are being pursued bv
oval troops. ~
GERMANY.
The judgment given in the late Prussian dino,
aving been confirmed, Major General MantanGi |
-as sent to Madgeburg to undergo sentence Of
nree months imprisonment in the fortress
In the sitting of the Second Chamber of Hesse
asset, July l, the proposals of the committee in
sference to the constitution were unanimously
dopted The Commissioner Immediately read 9
ecree dissolving the Diet.
I'M SWITZERLAND.
M Marquis de Torrearsa, who is shortly expect
on AZ Rome from Turin, on bis way to Copenha-
he s % ofhcally notify to the Federal Council
of ft.iou OF Victor Emmanuel to the sovereign
J VI 1taly, La