The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-08
ITALIAN AFFAIRS.
NJ OF HING. LATER FROM" CHINA,

viously in the ice, and that one hundred and five
survivors were proceeding to Great Fish River
Sir John Franklin had died June 1lth of the pre-
vious year 1947, and the total deaths to the date
of the record were nine officers and fifteen men,
Many interesting relics were found ON the western
shore of King Williams Island and others were OBJ
tanned from the Esquimaux, who stated that after
the abandonment of the ships, one crushed by
the ice and the other forced ashore Several skele-
tons of Franklins men, and quantities of clothing
and duplicate record up to the time of the aban-
donment of the ships were also discovered.
The English Journals continue to discuss the San
Juan question-generally in conciatory language.
Large re-enforcements for China were to leave
England by the overland route, and part of the
squadron for the China service had already sailed
Paris rumor was in circulation to the effect
that there would be no Chinese expedition. That
the head of the Peiho Mandarin, was proffered in
atonement coupled with promises of all the salts
faction required, and that the Ambassadors will be
Immediately received at Pekin.
The Paris correspondent of the London Spectator
whom on several occasions communicated early
authentic news, asserts that Napoleon accepts the
plan of the King of the Begians which gives the
fortresses of Peschiera and Mantua: unites the
States OF Parma and Modenato Sardinia; reinstates
the house of Lorraine in Tuscany and restores the
Legations to the Pope. After introducing a varie-
ty of reforms, Venetia is to have governmental in
stitutions, and an army of her own under the Arch
Duke Ferdinand Maximilian, with the title of
Grand Duke of Venetia. These stipulations have
the concurrence of Austria.
congress is also proposed to be held at Brus-
sells, presided over by the King. The Paris Patrie
partially confirms the above.
LONDON, Saturday Afternoon.-In a treaty with
Cochin China the French admiral obtained four i'm
portant concessions-the exercise of the Christian
religion; treaty of commerce; the cession of the
town of Segan and territory; and the recognition
OF the rights of the French to the Bay of Suron
The King of Prussia is worse
The harvest in Belgium will be only two-thirds
of the average yield.
The Paris correspondent of the Times says that
Cherbourg is about to be armed completely on the
war footing, with rifed cannon for all the bat
teries.
ITALY
The propositions of the King of Belgium for the
settlement of the Italian question are said to have
been accepted by the Emperor Napoleon. The pro-
positions include European Congress to be held
at Brussels. Various other conflicting statements
regarding the provisions were in circulation.
The Sardinian Government has issued circular
denying the reported ceSsion of Savoy to France
The Sandman Government it is also said has pro-
tested to the Great Powers against the secret aid
offered by Austria in recruiting soldiers for the
Pope.
The King of Sardinia enthusiastically receiv-
ed on his visit to Payia, Lodi, etc.
The Pope is said to be in a very alarming state
Cardinal Antonelli had declared him to be unfit to
attend to public affairs
SPAIN.
he report that Gen. Serrano has been appointed
Captain General of Cuba, is fully confirmed.
1t was reported that England offered to mediate
In the case of Morocco.
TURKEY.
Amicabe relations have been established between
Turkey and Persia.
Matters in Gambia were getting Serious and nu-
merous troops were sent thither.
Schamyl was betrayed for a bribe of 5000, 900
roubles.
The Circassians continue their war against Russia
SWITZERLAND.
The Minister of the United States had presented
a long memorial to the Federal Council praying it
to lntercede with the cantons which preserved in
their laws restrictive or intoerant measures against
the United States in order to obtain modification
OF the same.
THE VERY LATEST.
PARIS, Saturday.-The King of Belgium was to
leave Biarritz last night for Genoa where it is said
ne will confer with several important personages.
1t is supposed his journey is connected with the
proposed Congress at Brussels
The report of the foundation of a kingdom in
Central Italy, under Count of Flanders, is posi-
lively denied.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Al qualities of cotton
have slightly declined say hd but still for inferior
qualities Holders offer freely but show disposition to
press sales The sales of the week $4,000 bales, in
cludng 900 bales specuators and 1000 bales for ex
port The sales of Friday estimated at 5000 bales
the market closing quiet but steady.
pou uo.,o.. Ia, Fair Middng.
Moplles......... ......7sd. 6Ad.
Upland .ca -. ;.;.71d. esd
SloSh III poiI oSA,ouu lncluQlng 49U,UUU DaeS
American co ton
The advices from Manchester were favorable The
market closed quiet but firm
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET. Richardson Spence
Co. quote: Flour is dull and previous quotations bare
ly mantafned-new American 25G27s. per bbl, Wheat
is dull at decline of 1G2d red Is 4d 9s white "a
vs. 4d Corn is dull at decline of 3D.; mixed 5s Sd "a
6s Id; yellow IS. Cd ats 3d.. white Is. ais. Cd.
PROVISION MARKET-Beef is steady. Pork is quiet,
and quotations nominal. Bacon is dull and holders are
pressing on the market.
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKEr.-sugar is steady and in
o,iat all
lower Rice is quiet Rosn is firm and all qualities ad-
yanced sghtly-saes at As I'd @4s 3D. closing at 4s.9d
Spirits Turpentine steady at 5s.6d 636s. Tea firm.
LONDON MARKETs.-Barings' Circular quotes Wheat and
Flour dull. Sugar steady. Rice firm
ConsOs closed at s6%@95A
LIVERPOOL Saturday Afternoon.-Sales of Cotton to
day estimated at 900 bales including 1000 bales for ex
port The market closes quiet
Breadstuffs are dull but prices steady.
Provisions close quiet but sales unimportant
From Washington
WASHINGTON, Oct. There is but little addi-
tional intelligence to-day relative to the fibusters
An official despatch from New Orleans states that
the tow boat Panther had been seized, together
with he Captain and crew, and arrangements were
made to arrest the party who went down the river
as far as the South Pass, in that vessel. The opn-
ion is expressed in the telegram that the whole
of the illegal scheme has been frustrated
The receipts of the Treasury Department for the
week ending on Monday last were 1925, ,664; drafts
paid, Sl,2S7000; drafts issued, over ST. 1l3 ,O00
amount subject to draft, 81 975 624 The reduction
from the amount on hand the previous week, is
nearly Sl8S,0 owing to the redemption of Trea-
sury notes. The Department has no reason as vet
to change the opinion expressed in the Secretary's
last report as to the probable receipts the present
fiscal year.
Private advices received here from Arizona
dated Sept. goth, state that large and enthusiastic
meetings have been held on the Rio Grande and at
Tucson, declaring that the gentlemen who received
very small minority of TIE votes of the people
of Arizona for the Legislature of New Mexico do
not represent the Territory. In answer to a call
from the meeting at Tucson, Lieut.. Mowry made
speech, in which be said:
"The election just held finally settled the ques-
tion of separation from New Mexico" This was
received with great applause.
The Vicar General of New Mexico has written a
letter, saying that he has made accurate census
of the population of Arizona by direction of the
head of the church, and that it exceeds eleven
thousand souls exclusive of Indians. This confirms
Lieut. Mowry's last years estimates.
1t is said that Messrs Wells, Fargo Co. have
obtained concessions from Pesqiera, Governor of
Sonora, for stage line from Tucson, Arizona, to
Hermoslllo, Sonora, to connect with the Mexican
mail from Guaymas. The contract is for ten
years.
General Convention of the Episcopal Church
RICHMOND, Oct. THE Episcopal Convention
re assembled at 10 o'clock The order of the day
the consideration of amendment to Article Sd of
the constitution-was postponed.
The dioceses of Kansas and Minnesota were ad-
mitted into union with the Convention by con-
currence of both Houses.
The House of Deputies voted to hold the next
Convention at Chicago.
The New Mexico MaiI Train Attacked by
Indians.
ST. LOUIS, Oct IA despatch from Indepen-
dence says the mail which left there on the 10th for
Santa Fe, attacked by the Indians beyond
Pawnee Ford and the conductor and one man were
killed. The incoming mail, due on Tuesday, has
not arrived and fears are entertained for its safety
The Cricket Match
New YORK, Oct THE cricket match was re-
sumed to-day attracting great attention. Stephen
sons first innings 81; Lockyers second innings 90
Stephenson's second innings two men PLAYED,
bowling "a without making a run. The match will
be resumed tomorrow.
Arrest OF the FiIibusters
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. THE ilibusters have all
been arrested at the pass by the United States
Marshal, assisted by the United States artillery
men. They peacefully surrendered to-day at one
O'Clock.
Arrival of the Steamer Fulton.
New YORK, Oct. THE steamer Fulton, from
Liverpool, with dates to the 2lst ut (antieipated)
is announced below.
Mississippi Election-The Louisiana vigllant
Committee
New ORLEANS, Oct. 6.-The returns of the Mis-
sissippi election show Democratic gains
The Louisiana vigilant Committee still continues
its operations.