The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-27
LATEST NEWS.
TELEG R A M S
RECEIVED ATT OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
ARRIVAL OF THE NIAGARA
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, March 26.-The steamer Niagara arriv-
ed here this morning with Liverpool dates to the
18th.
The steamer Indian arrived out on the 18th.
The Niagara passed the Africa off Cape Clear on
the 18th.
The steamer Fulton on the evening of the 18th,
having been detained at Havre by low water.
GENERAL NEWS.
The British House of Commons met on the 10Th.
when D1sraeli announced the reception of a very
satisfactory dispatch from France and the termina
ton OF the misunderstanding between the two
countries.
Rumors of satisfactory news from India were cir
culating, but no dispatch had been received
The appeal of Orsni and his accomplices against
the sentence of death had been refused
Numerous arrests continue to be made in France
A lengthy pamphlet has been issued in Paris in
regard to the refugee difficulty with England 1t
appeals to the English Government not to be led
away by false interpretations, and expresses the
hope that the alliance will firmly stand the trials it
Is undergoing. 1t is generally regarded as State
paper.
At ChalOns GA men surprised a small post
in possession of body of infantry, and attempted
to to seize the railway station, crying give Repub
lique" They were driven back, however, when
they occupied the head of the bridge to intercept
communication with the barracks. Finally the
garrison dispersed them and captured fifteen.
Gortschakoif, it is said, has issued memoran-
dunn on the question of the navigation of the Da-
nube, to the French Government directly in oppo-
sltion to the views of Austria. Russia agrees with
France and England as to the right of the Paris
Conference to deal with the subject.
There has been some rioting at Dublin between
the police and some college students. Some of the
latter were said to be dangerously injured.
The dispatches from France to the Swiss Govern
ment in regard to the refugees had been pub
lished
The removal from the frontiers of Switzerland of
Italian and other questionable refugees is demand
ed in menacing terms.
From Madrid Geographic dispatch saws that
Auloaga is well disposed to settle the difference with
Spain.
The statement that Gen. Concha is to be removed
from Cuba has been cOntradicted on good author
ity.
1t was rumored at London on Saturday that dis
Lucknow.
The latest correspondence between France and
England was not to be laid before Parliament but
the Times gives the following synopsis of the last
of a series of dispatches which arrived on the 18th
Both Lord Malmesbury and Count Walewski it is af-
firmed, throughout have shown great Judgment and
discretion In reply to Lord Malmesbury's request
for an explanation of the passages at which so much
offence was taken in the House of Commons, Count
Waewskl promptly reminds the country of the un-
doubted proofs given by the Emperor of the value
he attached to the alliance, by the concessions to
the views of England during the Crimean war and
since the treaty He proceeds to observe that af-
ter the Emperor had been many times exposed and
escaped many attacks made by assassins who it was
feared had concocted their plans in England he
thought 1T was no presumption to appeal to the
feeling and justice of England to prevent, if posi-
Bile, a recurrence of such crimes
Count Waewski repudiates in the Emperor's
name any idea of wishing to include Englishmen in
the category of refugees to whom he alluded, or a
desire to change our laws, an intention to con-
denim them out now regretting the misconstruction
placed on his intention he requests the correspond
cnce to cease and the alliance to continue
MISUNDERSTANDING, March 13.-Cotton-saes
OF the week Il 900 baes all qualities considerable
lower-say 4@2, owing to heavy imports.
The sales to spectators amounted to $500 bales,
and like amount for export. Sales of Friday es-
timated at $500 bales. The market closed dull
New Orleans fair IA Mddlng 9-l5. Mobile
fair ~; Middling IL; Upland fair TX; mddline
~ Stock in port 272, 900 bales, including IT'S O0G
bales American Cotton.
Beef quiet-Pork dul-Bacon heavy, and all
qualities slightly declined. Lard is quiet at sos.
for the best. Tallow has slightly advanced Butch
ers' 55s.
BREADsTUFFS are dull.
Provisions are dull, and the market is generally
unchanged.
PRoDucE.-Sugar is firm, but under the effect OF
large receipts closed with but little inquiry, and
prices weak.
Coffee firm. Rice buoyant Tea quiet Rosn
is dull, at As. Sd. 14s. Cd.
Turpentine. steady at Ais. Cd. 042s. Cd
STATE OF TRADE.-Manchester advces are unfa-
vorabe. There was but little inquiry, and prices
weak.
Richardson, Spence & Co. quote: Flour is very
dull, and almost unsaeabe. Quotations nominal
Corn quiet but steady-mixed and yellow un-
changed white 34s. @34s. Cd.
The brokers quote Corn Is. 6o2s higher.
Wheat Is very dull but steady, and generally un-
changed.
LONDON MARKETs-Baring quotes Breadstufis
quiet but steady Sugar is quiet Prices are ca
sier, but unchanged. Coffee is steady. Tea is in
but little inquiry, and prices are weak Rice i:
quiet Spirits Turpentinc heavy, and all qualities
have slightly declined. Sales at $685.
MONEY MARKET.-The money market is generally
unchanged. Bullion in the Bank of England has
increased EOS, 900.
American Stocks-Baring & Brothers report the
market generally very dull, and prices tending
downward except for Erie R. r. securities, 96A fol
money, and 967s for account.