The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-20
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE STILL IN PRO
RESS-ITALIAN AFFAIRS UNCHANGED.

dates to the 9Th inst.
The steamer Kangaroo arrived at Queenstown OF
the 9th. The steamers Ocean Queen arrived out OF
on the 9TH, and the Persia on the 9Th.
The Zurich Conference was still in progress
1t was reported that the steamer Great Easter
was expected to leave Portland for Holyhead on tn
day the Europa sailed.
Italian affairs unchanged. There was prea
agitation at Naples and numerous arrests had bee,
made
Later advices from India have been received
The discharged European troops had consented t.
60 to China.
The ship American Congress was ashore in tb
English Channel. 1t was expected she would b.
saved
The United States frigate Constellation and
steamer Sumpter was at st. Vincent's September
The ship American Congress got aground neal
Cowes light, but got off and was towed to Spit
head.
The ship Cano from New York for Rotterdam
was ashore at Smiths Pampus the 4th No
particulars.
The ship Lancaster from San Francisco for Aus.
tralia foundered off Malaki July 10th.
There was nothing further known as to the pro-
ceedlngs OF the Zurich conference beyond the gen.
erai assertion that some progress continued to be
made towards the signing of treaty of peece. II
is said the treaty will be complicated and will leave
austria with the door open to quarrel with Pied
mont
The Paris Constitutional has an article from tbe
chief editor stating that the preliminares at Villa
tranca had rescued Italy from every foreign inter
Ventlon under whatever name and from whatever
power France confines herself to giving the Italian.
proper advice which, if followed, would have en-.
sured the prosperity Of Central Italy, but having
in vain offered advice she cannot dictate orders for
Italy.
The latest reports say that treaty between
France and Austria will probably be signed on the
10th or 18th inst.
Austria has consented to sign on all questions
belonging to Lombardy.
The British official correspondence relative to
tie Pei-ho affair has been published Lord Russell
iuily approves the course taken. lie says that pre-
paratlons are making, in conjunction with France
to enable the forces to support the Penipotentiares
in their instructions.
Minister Bruces letter expresses the opinion that
the Chinese will not make difficulties about ex.
changing ratihcatiOns with him, as the conditions
under which the American Minister is alone en-.
titled to visit Pekin contain nothing offensive to
the Chinese. MIR. Bruce acknowledges his indebt-
edness to Mr.. Ward and Commodore Tatnall, and
concludes by saying: "Mr. Wards position is one
OF considerable difficulty, do see, after our
unsuccessful attempts at Pei-ho, that any course
was open save the one he adopted
The Ne'os city article of Friday evening saws the
demand for money has increased.
The Times says the funds are quiet, with a slight
tendency toward an increase in the demand.
The ship aRed Jacket, on her voyage from Liver
pool to Australia, ran down the ship Elizabeth Wal
ker, and the crew had only time to get on board
the Red Jacket before their vessel sank
The details of the loss of the steamer Admattes,
trading between Adelaide and Melbourne, say she
struck a rock and broke up. Forty passengers
clung to the bulwarks, but one after another was
washed away. The remainder were five davs with
out food, and fifty died of cold and hunger
Accounts from Paris of Hon. Mr.. Mason's funeral
on the 5th inst, at the United States Chapel say
the foreign ministers were all present. and numer-
Gus other distinguished persons ATTENDED. The
body was to be sent Immediately to America.
The Paris Potrie says that special corps of fif-
teen hundred men will go to China via Egypt.
The Notifications on the coast of France, from
Hrvre to Caen, are being carried on with extreme
rapidity.
The London Herald's special Paris correspondent
says it is strictly true that Napoleon has secret
understanding with Austria and Sardinia which en-
ables him to command the whole Italian seaboard
as far as Civita Vecchia, and another step in fur
therance of his scheme is expedition to Morocco
as the Mediterranean squadron, which sailed from
Toulon with ten thousand men for Morocco, would
command the African coast from Algiers to Ceuta.
The Times correspondent is assured that six steel
plated tigates have been ordered, and twenty large
transports capable of conveying fifteen hundred
men each, are building or ordered.
Accounts from Italy say that on the 5th, Anniti
the President OF the late military commission of the
ex-Duke of Parma was discovered to have arrived
at Parma in disguise, his purpose being to get up
a conspiracy. The door of the Guard house where
he took refuge forced by the populace and
Annlti was killed. Perfect tranquility had subse
quently prevailed.
Another version of the affair saws he was merely
passing through the city, and was dragged through
the streets, buffeted and finally that his head was
cut off and carried in triumph.
Avague rumor was in circulation that the Prince
Cayignand had accepted the Regency of Central
Italy for the King of Sardinia.
1t has been confirmed that the Sandman Minis.
ter at Rome bad received his passports
The government of Bologna has adopted the Sar.
dinian Customs tariff
Mazzini has addressed letter to the King OF
orhI InIa fro ylt-
and promising to support the Democratic party, If
the King can and will make Italy free
The letters from Naples say there is great agita.
tion there. Fourteen persons belonging to the
highest families have been arrested, being accused
OF holding meetings for the discussion of political
affairs. The Government was taking active pre-
eautionary measures against an apprehended out
break.
ltwas reported that Gen. Ga ribaldi had entered
the Marshes, and the rumor caused much sensation
at Naples. The latest accounts say the parties
above referred to had been arrested without pro-
secution.
The Pope has informed the Great Powers that he
will not give up his temporal powers and will if
necessary, call upon the Catholic Powers to support
him.
Advices from Turkey say that Omar Pasha, chief
OF the army oil Bagdad, has been deprived of his
command because he abuses his authority.
Inc reported appearance of the plague at Beyrout
is denied.
The India mails reached London the morning
the steamer sailed, but not in time for the Europa
=, Ihe force to be sent to India would number ten
thousand men.
Disturbances were imminent on the coast OF
Rattynar.
1t was reported that the people of Jeypore would
not comply with the disarming order Nena Sabit
was in Nepaul.
China dates to August bad reached Bombay, but
nothing important.
From South America accounts say that the negot
atoms initiated by the American Minister had ended
without any result. Mr.. Yancev was about ia
embark for the United States. Preparations for war
between Buenos Ayres and the Argentine Confed-
era1lon ah were being made with activity.
Inc London Times says that Mr.. Yancey failed
because his demands were tantamount to recurring
the unconditional surrender of Buenos Ayres to
Urquiza.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTToS MARKET-The sales of the week
have been 81 600 bales of which O00 bales ere taken or
speculation and II 500 bales for export Fair and Mid
dhg quatle nave slightly advanced, inferior qualities
continue unsaleabe Holders offer freely but show no dis
position to press sales owing to improved trade de
mand The sales of Friday amount to 10 COO bales nclud
ing 5000 bales speculation and for export Stock in po
$4,000 bales. of which 10000 bales are American NJ
quotations received.
Manchester advces are unfayorabe There is bu
little inquiry and prices weak and slightly lower
The Cotton Brokers at Liverpool and the manufacturers
are again raising loud against the practice of mix
ing sand DUST etc., with American cotton. The Brokers
Association at Liverpool have presented memorial tc
the American Chamber of Commerce requesting its infu
ence 10 stop the practice The memorial says during the
past year the sand and dust has probably equvaen
70 luooo0 oaies, and still greater depreciation of the
value of Cotton.
9, LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET Richardson Spence
q ~, 90 quote Flour is firm at 22s Cd .d27s per Dbl
Nhea. Is hrm and there has been better tone in the
SINCE tuesday but closes quie-red Western 9s
ouss. ou whlte 9s Cd oils for all descriptions Corn
puoyan and all qualities have slightly advanced un
7s.d7s. Cd. 90 VS's' ''' '
Messrs Bigland Athay Co. saw FIour ia held for an
advance of cd to Is per Sack Corn at Cd To Is peI
quarter. ~ " 40 p0'
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKEr-Beef is steady. infe
rior qualities have slightly declined Por is heayy
unsaleable. Bacon quiet and quotations nominal ard
iss firm and there's doing 55s Cd C5es Ta1ov
is in better demand; sales at 57G5Ss
T, LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.- Sugar is active ond
all qualities have slightly declined Coffee is ouiet R;cs
is firm Rosn is dull at As I'd 94s 3D. Spirits Tnrnen
tine is steady at 35s. Cd 35s 3D. Tea-Preyous onota
tions are barely maintained for common grades 0tbe,
qualities rmer. Pot Ashes quiet at Pearl.
at 27s Cd (d2ss. Baltimore Bark 7s.d7s 3D. Philade
phia IS. Cd ASS Cd. Fish Oils are unchanged with an
average business doing. Linseed Oil 2Ss (G2Ss. Cd
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING close steady Iron is
duil Welsh bars have all declined from to 15s. Su-
gar rs hrm Tea is quiet at Is. Sd. Coffee is dull
slight decline.
LONDON MONEY MAEKET-The Money market is de
cidedy more stringent There has been average bust
ness and prices hre generally unchanged Consos 95
Bullion has decreased f27 600
HAVRE hARKET-Saes Of G, 900 bales Of Cotton fol
the week Stock 65o0 bales New Orleans tres
1G9fr. Bss 1Ol. Breadstus firm Provisions steady
Rice is firm Spirits Turpentne closed firm at 35d