The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-31

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MOROCCO GIVING SPAIN 81 ABSTRACTION
CoNsoLS BUOYANT-COTTON sTEADY-BREAD-
STUFFS EASIER.
FATHER PoGNT, Oct. 29.-The steamship Nova
Scotian, from Liverpool at IL O'Clock on the morn
ing of the 10th inst, passed this point at 63O A. NJ
to-day, on her way to Quebec where she will be due
tonight.
The R. NJ. steamship Arabia, from Boston and
Halifax, arrived at Liverpool at 2.30 P. NJ. of the
18th.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
The UOniteur officially announces that on the 18th
treaty of peace was signed at Zurich between
France and Austria.
The London Post says that preliminary negotia-
tons for a Congress only going on; it being
much easier to plan Congress than to complete
the necessary preliminaries. England is pledged to
enter no Congress unless the independence and free
action OF Central Italy are previously understood to
be guaranteed. 1t is understood that the uuestien
of the Lombard debt left to the arbitration of
the King of the Belgians.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
states that in addition to the five great powers
Sardinia. Spain, Sweden, Portugal, Naples, and
Rome will be represented in the European Con
gress.
LATEST.
PARIS, October lSth.-lt is asserted that the sec
ond treaty of peace will be signed to morrow the
decision OF the King Of the Belgians on the debt of
LOmbardy having reached Zurich.
LONDON, October l9.--The Post has despatch
from Paris dated last night, stating that three dis
tinct instruments will be signed at Xurich the re.
ty between France and Sardinia will be signed in
day or TWO: the tripartite treaty will be signed
subsequently.
The Morning Posfsays that assuming its informa
lon to be correct the further proposals concerning
left into S,,I
nit to the approval of the Congress are of such a
nature that the diplomatists at Zurich have only
heaped up materials Of fresh difficulties England
can, and will take no part in any COpgrnss of
which the first principle be not the recognition of
! the rights of the Romagnese and Tuscans no less
| than the Modenese and Parmesan States to self
| government. The first cannon shot fred to force
| on the people of ROmagna. Modena and Tuscany
any other rulers than the Italian Prince in whom
they so fOndy put their trust, will be the signal of
conflict as deadly as the one just brought to a
close.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Times correspondent on board strongly adj
vocates the postponement of the Atlantic trip un-
til spring, on account of the imperfect preparations
and the consequent risk of failure.
The Great Eastern remained at HOIvhrad-
Prince Albert visited her on the l7th during the
soiourn Of the Royal family at Bangor
1t had been asserted that she would sail from
Portland on or about the 2Sth but it was semi
officially announced that no decision had been
come to.
meeting of the directors was to be held on the
18TH, when it was thought final arrangements for
the trip to America was to be made.
The Prince of Wales had commenced his COLLEGE
studies at Oxford.
The Earl of WestmOreland is dead
Cabinet councils aud meetings Of ministers were
being frequently held in London in reference it
was presumed to the Italian question.
The Stock Exchange had been buoyant at daily
Improving prices Money was easy and the supply
very abundant.
1t is confirmed that Morocco has rendered all the
satisfaction demanded by Spain.
The London Times says the terms of the Zurich
treaty are almost identical with that of Villa Franca
and that peace, as one of the questions which dis
quieted ltatly and Europe, seems settled
The rumOr that France demanded three hundred
million from Piedmont a war indemnity is pro-
nounced false. She claims only the reimburse
ment OF the 60 millions advanced that Government
in arms and provisions.
THE LATEST
LONDON, Wednesday.-The Daily Mems CITY mr.
tcle says, the tendency of the stock market is still
decidedly to Improvement. At one period on
Tuesday, fresh rise of Il was obtained 4 little
dulIness was occasi0ned in the afternoon by the
continued absence of response on Paris BOurse,
but consols closed IS higher than on Monday
The demand for money moderate. In the open
market 23s may be considered the nearest rate for
the best bills having three months to No bull
! lion operations at the Bank.
The Times city article saws the confirmation of
the news of the signing of the peace treaty at Zu
rlch the settlement of the dispute between Spain
and Morocco, and above all the continued album
dance OF capital seeking investment caused the En-
gIlsh funds to open on Tuesday with increased
hrmness and subsequently to experience a further
advance. Consos left off steady at an improve
ment of a quarter. There increased de-
mand for money on Tuesday, and the rate in the
open market was fully "a per cent The foreign
exchanges were generally steady. The British
railway stocks were firm and advancing, but closed
with slight reaction. The ship Dover Castle from
hall raid 1,,5k tha
600, and 100000 in sovereigns was off Plymouth
last night.
FRANCE.
Reports were again current OF probable change
in the Ministry. The retirement of Walewski and
the Duke of Padua considered likely.
The Sandman Minister of the Exterior, General
Dabormida, was on a mission to Paris. and had in
terviews with the Emperor and Walewsk
Rear-Admiral Dupuy had left Paris for London
on a special mission.
1t was said that the Minister of Public instruction
had had stormy interviews with some of the ultra
mOntane preates.
1t was reported that the Archbishop of Bordeaux
would visit Rome to press the Pope, the neccsi-
ty for reform.
1t has been expected that France will not recall
the troops from Rome until the form of Government
there renders their presence no longer necessary
The deputaton from Parma and Tuscany had
satisfactory interview with the Emperor Napoleon
EtHtUers complains Of having to cease publishing
tle circulars of Bishops, and hopes the Injunction
will soon be removed
1t was reported that the Archbishop of Bor-
deaux would soon visit Rome at the desire of the
Emperor, to press upon the Pope the necessity for
reform.
The NoHiteur de la Foote explains that the French
fleet will be sent to Morocco on account of the ati
tude assumed by England towards Spain the Emo
lish fleet probably being intended to c0unterbaance
its operations.
The Paris Pdtrie contradicts the statement that
the Sultan had ordered the suspension of the works
on the Suez Canal, but it is nevertheless asserted
that the works hadbeen entirely discontinued
The Paris Flour market had been heavy, but
closed with a better demand and iirmer. Wheat
had slightly declined.
LIE Nurd saws that the deputatiOns of Parma and
Tuscany had interviews with Napoleon on the 10th
and that the result was satisfactory but the details
are not given.
The Paris Bourse had been frn at an imnrova-
ment, but closed fiat and inactive on the 18th at 69f
75c. for rentes.
ITALY.
The King of Sardinia had visited Genoa amidst
much enthusiasm. While there he received the
d0wager Empress of Russia
The Official Piedmontese Gazette states that on n
representation made by Sardinia, Austria had sus
pended the works at Bocca dOrfo, and had mott
he'd her that the mines were blown up by mistake
expressing at the same time regret at the occur
renee.
Many fresh arrests were made at Parma on ac-
count oil the late assassination; tranquility pre-
vailed.
committee at Milan had been making attemps
to revoutiOnize Venitia and the Southern TyroI
and these efforts to weaken the hold of Austria had
not been entirely frutless.
The Sardinian Government was seriously consd-
ering the expediency of fortifying Brescia Tomato,
and Cremona.
The Swiss Federal Council had bought the Aus
tran steamers on the Lago Maggore.
The report that Naples has promised military
assistance to Rome is discredited, the King of
Naples fears the invasion of his own territory.
revolutionary committee at Ferrara was Civ
ing the Austrians great annoyance. 1t was formed
for the purpose of assisting Yenetians to ioin the
National army.
1t is said that the Pope, acting in concert with