The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-29

! principal ringleaders at Paris, 20 at LYONS IL al
| Marseies, and A on an average in forty other de
partments. In spite of the precaution, gathering
took place in Paris the night of the 9TH of March
but firm and vigilant measures caused it to prov,
abortive, and led to 20 new arrests.
The atfray which took place at Chalons wa!
indisputably part of the plan of systematic agita
ton.
The Patrie gives further details of the Reyolu
tionary attempt at Chalons, showing that the mol
took the infantry post by surprise and seized nearly
all the arms. The rioters were subsequently sub
dued by strong military detachment, and many
arrests were made.
The three per cents closed on Friday at 69f. 40c
SWITZERLAND.
The dispatch from France to the Swiss Govern.
ment in regard to the refugees, is published The
removal from the frontiers of Switzerland of Italian
and other questionable refugees is demanded in
strong and menacing terms and the Swiss Govern.
ment is told that if they refuse they will incur a
grave responsibility, and will have to attribute to
themselves the consequence which may be entailed
SPAIN.
The news from Spain is of little interest
The Senate had again rejected Espartero's re-
quest to be disencumbered of his rank as Spanish
Senator.
A Madrid telegram says that Zuloago, the
Provincial President of Mexico, is well disposed to
settle the difference with Spain.
The statement that Gen. Concha was to be re-
moved from Cuba has been contradicted on good
authority.
A Vienna dispatch SAYS that an excellent under
standing has already been established between the
Derby Ministry andStho Austrian Government.
RUSSIA.
Central Committee has been appointed at St.
Petersburg to examine all projects for the emanci-
patton of the serts sent in by the Provincial Com
mittees. The Committee consists of thirteen mem
bers, and the Emperor is President.
THE LATEST
By Telegraph from London to liverpool.
LONDON, Saturday mOrning.-The Times City Ar
ticle of Friday evening says: "COnsols opened this
morning with great dulness at the price to which
they receded last evening after regular hours and
subsequently experienced a decline. Better quota
tions from Paris then caused a recovery. and the
market was then ultimately supported by report,
which however was not confirmed by anything re
ceved at the India House, that telegram had ar
rived announcing the taking of Lucknow. The
general transactions throughou the day were unim-
portant Applications FOR discount at the Bank to-
day slightly increased, but still continue moderate
100000 in gold was withdrawn from the Bank to-
day for the Continent. The specie by the Sea
Breeze EOS ,600 has also been taken to send abroad
These remitances said not to have been for pur-
chases of silver, but some exceptional account
possibly for further payment by the Credit Mobil-
ier for the Austrian RAILWAYS.
The correspondence which has passed between
the Governments of France and England will not be
laid before both Houses of Parliament, but the
Times of this morning gives the following synopsis
of it, "The last of the series of dispatches only
rived yesterday afternoon. Both Lord Malmesbury
and Count Walewsk it is affirmed, have throughout
shown great Judgment and discretion. In reply to
Lord Malmesbury's request for an explanation of
those passages which have so much offended the
House of Commons Count Walewski very frankly
reminds the country of the undoubted proofs given
by the Emperor of the value attached to alliance
by his concessions to our views, both during the
Crimean war, and since the conclusion of the Treaty
of Peace.
''He proceeds to observe, that after the Emperor
had been many times exposed to and escaped many
attacks made by assassns. who were proved to have
concocted their plans in England he thought it no
presumption to appeal to the friendly feeling and
justice of nation to prevent, if possible, recur-
renee of such crimes Count Walewski repudiates,
in the Emperors name, any idea of wishing to in
clude Engshmen in the category of refugees to
whom he alludes or OF desire to change our laws,
of an intention to condemn them. But now, re-
GREETING the miscOnstructiOn placed on his inten-
ton, he requests that the correspondence may cease
and the alliance continue
The Times states, but without vouching for the
accuracy of the report that us one of the results of
the diplomatic difficulty between France and Eng
land, Count Persigny will not continue to represent
France at this Court
The Daily Neos' city article of Friday evening
says: The dropping tendency with which the stock
market opened gave way, owing to the buoyancy
on the Paris Bourse A reduction of 4 to q per
cent. in cOnsols was onl temporary, and the final
prices were the same as yesterday, with firm mar
ket. Ninety-sx thousand pounds in gold was to
be taken from the Bank to-day for expectation. 1t
is said to be on account.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKEr.-The Brokers' Circular
quotes the sales of the week in the Liverpool Cotton Mar
and $500 for export. Owing heavy arrivals, decline
of 4G8 penny per lb all qualities had been submitted
to. Fridays business only 5000 bales the market
closing dull at the following quotations. Fair Orleans,
7Bd; Middling 9l6d; Fair Mobiles, nd Middling do.
I'D; Fair Uplands, 7Sd. Mddling do, 7%d The stock
in port was estimated at 272OOO bales of which
were American
STATE OF TRADE-In the Manchester market there was
but little inquiry and prices weak.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-Messrs. Richard
son, Spence Co. quote Flour very dull and almost
saeabe quotations nOminay follows: Western Canal
2lsGHs Wheat dull but steady; red 6S ld6s 3D. white
7sd7s Cd Corn quiet but steady; mixed and yellow 34s.
6d.Ca 35s.; white 34s "a 34s Cd.
The Brokers' Circular says that Corn has advanced Is
g. on the week.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Richardson, Spence &
Co., Bigland Athya Il Co.. McHenry x Myers quote Beef
steady and unchanged in price Pork dull sale Bacon
heavy at slight decline all qualities Lard quiet
small sales had been made at sos for best qualities Tow
has advanced slightly butchers is quoted at 55s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-The Brokers' Circular
quotes Pot Ashes quiet at 35s Pearls firm at 36s 4ls
prices Coffee firm Rice buOyant with good business do
ing in East Indian. Tea quiet Congou Ad1s1 In other
Rosn dull at 43d46 for Common and 6s16 for medium
to fine Turpcntine Spirits 41sG426. Bark quiet Balti-
more $50, Philadelphia los Fish Oils quiet but closed
steady. Lnseed Oil quiet at 29s(d30s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Barings Circular quotes
Money very easy Bar Silver, 5%d quotations nominal.
for money and 96A 961 for account. The bullion in
The bank had increased $4,000 since last report.
LONDON Misunderstanding Bros. & Co. quote Bread
studs quiet busteady. White wheat quoted 45s "a 4Ss
red do. AS 45s Flour 20s d23s Iron dull both for
Bar and Rail, with light decline each. Welsh Rails
and Bars quoted at f6d6 IS. for both. Sugar quiet
with prices easier though not quotably changed Coffee
steady. Fish Oils nominal Rice quiet Spirits of Tur-
pentne heavy with slight decline in quotations; sales
have been made at 3Ss Taow is quoted at 54s Cd for
Y.C.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-Baring Brothers report Ameri
Stocks dull and prices tending downward, with the
exception of Erie Railroad Securities of which shares
quoted at 27(a29, and Bonds of 1883 at 1903
Bell Co report market generally inactive. [. s. 6S
1867 6S 101 do bonds, 1865 1O1@103 Alabama 5s, rs;
Kentucky 6s, 1S5s-72, 91d93. Maryland IS, S0G9O;
Massachusetts 5s 10l(G1O3 Ohio 6s, 1876, 95HM96H;
Pennsylvania IS, 7SS0 do bonds 1877, S2dS3; Tennes
S4 Boston ~ bonds S6G9O Illinois Central Railroad 81
S4 do 6s and Is 1875 S4dS6 Michigan Central S. 1869
S6dSS do shares, 60d65; New York Central Railroad SO
S2 do 6s, S3S5 do Is, 93d %; Erie Railroad Stock 2f
80 do Convertible Is so; do Sd mortgage, 77d79; Pan
anna Railroad bonds 93(d95, do 1865 90d92 Pcnnsyl
vania Central 6s, 1st mortgage SSd90
The London Times of yesterday reports advance in
Pennsylvania Cenrals with the following business: p c.
Second Mortgage s9 Illinois Central Railroad, 9S dis
count; do. Is, 1875, g.
THE GREAT VIRGINIA FoRGER-AN ACCOMPLISHED
VmLAIN--INTEREsTING FACTs.--The Salem, Va.
Register has the following notice Of the Gish for