The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09

and the Emperor OF Russia will not abandon IT, for
he menaces thence the Austrian and Prussian pro-
vlnclS. nus position, moreover, cost Russia too
much money, so that the Emperor has no serious
intention Of replacing Poland in the position she
bed previous to the instruction of 1880. Count
Mauzsneu DumunSki, Governor of Eastern SHE
ria at present in Paris, is replaced BY General
korsaEent. Prince Paskewtsch, son of the late
tor Of Regiments of Light Infantry. He has hean
selected to invest the King and Queen of NAMES
with the insignia of the Order of st. George"
Tue French OCCUPATION OF SyRt.-Tbo p.ri,
correspondent OF the London Noruiuo past writ
ing on the 10th, says: The plenpotentiares of the
great powers have agreed that the French troops
shall remain In Syria up to the 9Th of June, which
Is a pro0ngation tor three months of the foreign
occupation OF the Sultan's domiuions Yaxt VI
this second convention will be signed ONE delay
took place in bringing the second convention RI .
conclusion, originating in the determination of the
Forte to Tx an exact period for the evacuation of
the Lebanon. France and Russia seemed TO desire
that the period OF retirement should depend on tbe
tranquility or otherwise of Syria, II being ARMED
from documents reporting on the state of Irritation
existing between Druses and the s0-called Chris.
tians that fresh massacres might be exnpcted IN
take place II the French embarked The Porte
however, has shown, in A carefully drawn IN mem
orandum OF what has taken place since the arrival
0! the ench IN Syria, that their presence had re-
viTed and kept up hostility between the hostile
tribes, since 1t gave rise to the supposition that Tho
Forte would not be allowed by foreign powers tn
exercise sovereign authority over either Drusas
or Marontes. In future, Turkey will take care not
to withdraw her garrison from the Lebanon at tbe
request o. any foreign Ambassador. and sncb heinz
the case, there is fear of further disturbances
The British Government has, during the last thraa
mouths, vigorously supported the Sultans advisers
III demanding the retirement of the French from
oyFn-a support to which Turkey is indebted for
maintaining little longer the integrity of the OF
tomsn dominiOns. The Norning Post prominently
publishes the following announcement: By the
protocol now agreed to at Paris the French occu
patton OF Syria will be prolonged to the 9Th of
June, when its object will have been attained and
DY whlcn date the evacuation of that country bv
the French forces is to be effected.
MARRIAGES BETWEEN ROMAN CAruoLEcs AND
PRo1EsTANTs IN lRELAND.-The bill brought into
the House OF Lords by the Lord Chancellor to
amend the law relating to marriages between
Protestants and Roman Catholics in Ireland has
been printed. 1t provides that marriage NAV be
lawfully solemnzed by Roman Catholic priest
between person who is Roman Catholic and
person VINO Is not, provided certain conditions are
complied with, viz:-That such notice is given to
the registrar and such certificate issued as is re-
quired by the and Vic, c. 81; that the certifi
cate be delivered to the priest at the time of the
marriages that such marriage is solemnized in a
building set apart for the celebration of Divine
service according to the rites of the Catholic Church
and situate In the district of the registrar BY whom
the certificate Is issued between the hours of eight
IN the forenoon and two in the afternoon There
shah be repealed SO much of act of the Paria-
melt OF Ireland passed in the 18th year of George
Ill. leap. Is, as provides that marriage between
Paiist and any person VIII, hath been or hath pro.
I'd himself ar herself to be Protestant at any
TIM with twelve months before such celebration
| OF marriage, II celebrated by Popsh priest il to
| be old; but any marriage soemnizad BY Roman
! Cat1olic priest between person who is a Roman
| Catholic and person who Is not Roman Catholic
that be void to @II intents in cases where it is
| pr0Hd that each party to such Irarriape wiIfulv
| ndknowngly contracted the same without due
noiee to the registrar, or without certificate of
notice duly issued, or without the presence of two
or more credible witnesses, in a building not set
apat Tor the celebration of Divine service accor
| dng to the rites and ceremonies of the Roman
| Catholic religion. No Roman Catholic priest shall
be subject to any punishment, pain, or penalty
whSever for .olemmizing a marriage in pursuance
audis to be construed as one with the. act above
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