The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-09

looms, the Archdukc has been extending his circle
of invitations so as to include merchants trades
men, and even artiticers ahd other plebians. Du-
ring the present Carnival for instance, several
balls have been given by the Court To of these
400 persons were invited, but only 800 attended,
including rather more than 100 ladies; and the
Archduke is said to have given dire offence to the
few ladies OF rank there present by dancing the first
quadrille with the daughter of cotton merchant,
and afterwards conducting her seat, contrary
the usual etiquette.
The Boarse Gazette of Berlin states from Vienna
that. although there existed understanding be-
tween the Pontifcal and Austrian Governments
that the troops of the latter power should quit the
Papal territories soon as sufficient Pontifical
force could be organized, the Pope intmidated by
the late attempt upon the life of the Emperor of
the French, has declared to both the protecting
powers, France and Austria, that it would not only
be necessary to prolong the occupation of the cou
try by their troops, but also to restore them to
their former effective strength
NAPLES.
In Naples, according to letter of the 9th, the
Sandman Charge dAffairs made a formal demand
Tor the immediate restitution of the steamer Gag
liari and the liberation of the crew on the pround
that the vessel, which bore the Sandman flag was
captured outside the territorial waters of the king
dom of the Two Siciliesa fact which is held to be
indisputable seeing that it is derived from official
reports published by the Neapolitan Government
The demand, however, was formally refused and in
tmation of the refusal had left Naples
The Neapohtan correspondent of the Dailu Neros
Enpllsh
engineers imprisoned in the kingdom of Naples,
which leaves no doubt of the lamentable state of
Watts mind having been caused by long and un-
just imprisonment, aggravated by the peculiar regime
OF Neapolitan prison.
GREECE.
private letter from the Piraus announces that
the ete given at Athens celebrate the 25th ami
versary of the arrival of King Ohio in Greece was
most brilliant. During the sixth the port of the
Plraus presented an animated appearance all the
ma rItl ina horrfr l.. n
do honor to the festivities Salvoes of artillery
continued to be fired from the rising to the setting
of the sun.
TURKEY.
The Hon. Mr.. Murray, British minister at Tehe-
ran, has recovered from the maladv by which, for
some days, his life was endangered. Fuad Pacha
minister of foreign affairs will represent Turkey at
the approaching Paris conferences.
The Porte has sent circu. ar note to its repre-
sentatives abroad, in which it supports the demand
OF France and England, that the recent treaty on
the navigation of the river Danube must be laid
before the Paris conference saying that the confer
ence would be justified in enforcing alterations of the
stipulations of that treaty. The note bears the
date of the 26th of January
In consequence of recent arrangement between
Russia and the Porte, six new consular appoint
ments will 1t is said, be made in the Ottoman en-
pire.
The truce between the peasants of Herzegovina
and the Turkish authorities, which ought to have
continued TILL the 23d of April, has been broken:
ana on the llth an engagement took place between
the Ottoman troops and the insurgents.
In the combat which has taken place in the Her.
eogovina the Kayaks have had Is men killed The
Turks have had 40 wounded Number killed not
known. The Turks have destroyed Zupzi. The
Kayaks have taken up position in the mountains
and oOo Bashi Bazouks have entered Trebne.
THE PERSONALITIES.
Vienna letter in the Cologne Gazette, alluding
to the forthcoming reports of the international
Commission of Eucharist, afiirms that the French
Commissioner has proposed constitutional form
OF Government, and that Russia, Prussia and Sar-
trla and the Porte of opinion thct the constit
tlonal form should not be insisted on. England is
said to admit the French views, but with some mod
itcations.
MONTENEGRO.
letter from Ragusa of the 9th, in the Nord of
Brussels, says: " Accounts received to-day from
Montenegro announce that the Turks have resumed
hostilites and that some troops from the garrison
OF Podgoritza have marched to Piperska, in the
middle OF the fine valley of the Moracca. On the
3Oth ultmo the Turks left the fortress with three
pieces of artillery followed the banks of the Morac
ca as far as the Montenegrin frontier, which they
crossed. AT the moment when they were about to
return to the Turkish territory, driving before
them quantity of sheep and oxen which thew
had taken possession of, the Monteneorins
attacked them, and desperate conflict took place.
IN which several of the Montenegrins were killed
the Turks also leaving number of killed and woun-
ded on the field. The Government of Montenegro
sent information of the occurrence to the Pacha of
Scutarl, and demanded the prompt chastisement of
these marauders. Up to the present time the Pacha
has not given any reply, and fresh disasters will GER
talny occur if the Montenegrins are compelled to
take the law into their own hands. Prince Danillo
is said to have adopted the most severe measures to
maintain order on the frontier
CIRCASSIA.
The reported conquest of Tchetchnia and the sub
mission of Schamyl are contradicted A Russian
authority states that in consequence of certain ope-
ratlons IN the Caucasus which have resulted in the
occupation of large portion of the vast plateau of
the Tchetchnia, this celebrated chietan has thrown
himself, with small number of partizans still
faithful to him, into the most inaccessible gorges in
the central chain of the Caucasus
THE RIVER PLATE
The alarm created by the statements under this
head In the newspapers will be diminished by the
annexed despatch addressed to the Consul-General
OF the Uruguya, in London, by his Excellency Senior
Don Joaquin Requena, Minister for Foreign fairs
written after the mail bags were closed
MoNTEvIDEo, Jan 4, lS59.-Colonel Brigade Sill
vera, oblivious of his duty a soldier as well as of
the respect and submission which he owns to the
constituted authorities, has just risen against
which relies on the most decided support of an
immense majority of the country, has succeeded
IN few days in reducing this instruction to
the most insignificant dimensions: for all the
citizens in the capital well those in the coun-
try, hasten to support the administration and the
public peace. The rebellion NAV, therefore. be
considered overcome, and hope to be able to com
municate to You in a few DAYS the complete and all
soute triumph OF the Government of the Republic.
address the information to you in order that be-
ing thus put IN possession of the facts YOU NAV be
on your guard so as to reverse any bad impressions
which might be caused by false intelligence Re
oe'e the assurance OF my distinguished considera-
uon' REQuENA.
WEST INDIES.
The Orln0co steamer has arrived at Southampton
with the West India mails. Her dates are: Jamai-
ca ca, Jan. 9th; Honduras, 18TH Carthagena, 25th;
Demerara, 24th Barbados, 26th; Antigua, 2sth;
81 Thomas, 3lst. She brings 1888, 900 in specie
NO news OF Importance. Crops generally in for
ward state, and expected to be very abundant
, Health OF the islands good AT Jamaica labor
very scarce, caused by heavy enlistments in the ma
i've regiments. Exchange on London, IL per
cent. prem. 80 days; 2 per cent 60 DAYS; 2L per
cent cent: 80 days The gold fever had subsidized in
drowned by the wreck of vessel conveying them
to Guadalupe.
MARKETS
Barring, BROTHERS & co IS CIRCULAR
LONDON Feb. 1875 P NJ
AMERICAN STooksThere has been fair demand during
Massachusetts sterling at l02 Maryland sterling 90 e2
Mississippi nominal4o AZ for planters 20 a. y for
inscriptions are wanted-the best price paid was 76k;
bonds s23 Virginia 6's dollar bonds, So a 90; do SIS
sterling ndn bs S29ss Boston City sso Canada pro
tra Railroad rs bonds s6dS7 do 6s bonds s5d87 shares
toG4 discount Michigan Central shares, 60a65 do
bonds 1852 90a92. New York Central 6s ga ST. do
rs, $685.; shares 7sdS0. New York and Erie rs CON
vertiole bonds 50d52; sinking fund.- 26d2s Panama
bonds 1859 $685. do 1865, 92a93 Pennsylvania Rail
road SIS, S6GS9 ''" -'"ii
The colinial and foreign produce markets continue
steady but without much activity Money very album
dant Consos leave of COY for money, and 81 for the
account Bar Silver 5s I'D Mexican dollars 5s Doub-
loons.South American 74s 3d. Spanish 3d. American
CocHINEAL.-200 bags at auction partly sold Hondu
ras silver middlng to good bright IS 9dd4s Id blacks
ordinary and small to good 3s 11d5s ID Tenere black
IS 2d SILVER IS od Mexican silver, low and mddling IS
3d(d3s 3d. blacks IS 6dG13s 3D.
COPPER firm without change in prices quote sheath
ing I4d tough cake and tile ELI; best selected 1926
yellow metal sheathng. I'D. per h.
CocoA-About 300 bags Guayaquil sold at T3s
CoRN-The market is rather irmer without change in
prices Last weeks average quotation for English wheat
4os sd on VI 399 quarters returned. We quote white
American wheat 45s ass and red As 45s per quarter
American flour, Us a 24s. per Dbl '
CoTToN-Sales for the week 340O bales at very full
prices At Liverpool there has been an extensive de