The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-30
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER NEW YORK.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
NO BATTLE YET.
The Austrians Strengthening their Positions.
The Emperor n apoleon at Alessandria.
INsURRECTION IN HUNGARY

The Emperor n NapOleOn at Alessandria.
EXPECTED INSURRECTION IN HUNGARY.
New YORK, May 29.-The steamer New York
from Bremen, arrived here this forenoon, bringing
Liverpool dates to the 18th inst, three days later
than the previous advices
The steamers Saxonia and Jura had arrived out.
No battle had been fought up to the latest advices
from Italy.
The Austrians were raising loan of G75 ,OOO, 900
sterling.
The head quarters of Napoleon was at Ales-
sandria.
Count Buol had resigned from the Aus strian Min
Stry.
Many failures were reported on the London Stock
Exchange Consols 9lH@9lI.
ENGLAND.
The Queen reviewed the troops at Aldershott on
the 10TH
Count Persigny, the new French Minister, ar
rived at London on the l4th.
Prince Gortschakoff had also arrived at London
and received by the Prince Regent in person, who
in speech said that Prussia was determined to
maintain the balance of power in Europe, and
stand up for the security and protection of the
national interests of Germany, and he expected
that all the German COnfederative powers would
stand firmly by her side in the lulflment of that
mission.
The mobilization of eight of the Federal corps
darme is completed. Prince William Frederick is
to be Commander Chief.
INDIA.
The India and China mails had arrived at London
with dates from Calcutta to April Sth, and from
Hong Kong to March 28 The news is not impor-
tant The French troops had captured Saigon, a
place OF considerable strength in Cochin China.
The American sloop-of-war, Germantown, and
steamer Mississippi were at Japan.
Trade at Canton suffering much from the
eXactlOnS MaQ1arinS.
FRANCE.
A correspondent of the London Times says that
the confidence in the success of the army in italy,
Is so great that preparations will soon be made at
Notre Dame for the celebration of Te Deum
thanksgiving for great victory which is expected
to be announced next week.
All the officers belonging to the regiment of Sap
pers to be commanded bv Prince Napoleon left
Paris on the l4th for TouIon.
1t was rumored that arms had been sent from
France to Hungary, and that Hungarians abroad
are actually employed in fomenting insurrection in
their country.
1t was reported that the Emperor Napoleon, be-
fore leaving Paris, addressed letter to Queen Vic
torla repeating his promise to take no step during
the war, to compromise the interests of England.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian Government is endeayorinp to
raise the new loan of f75,0OO,000 at 5 per cent
payable in silver.
THE SEAT OF WAR.
There is nothing later of Importance from the
seat of war.
An official bulletin of the l4th SAYS: The Austri
ans have withdrawn to-day from Bobbio, but
second and still stronger accommodating force has
been pushed forward to the walls of Vercelli.
The Emperor Napoleon with Marshal Canrobert
rode through the streets of Aessandria on horse
back and was everywhere received with great de-
monstrations of JOY.
Dispatches from Berlin say the Diet was closed
on the l4th.
THE LATEST
LONDON, May IA despatch from Rome saws
the Duke DeGrammont left that city on the 18th
IN consequence of tclegraphic order from the En-
peror.
despatch from Vienna says the English steam
er with the Indian mails was overhauled off Sassa.
ra by boats from French war ship
An Official bulletin at Turin has announced move
ments by the Austrians from Strabella toward
Noghera.
Charles villati & Co., of Birmingham, failed
to-day.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, May 17.-CottOn has a declining tendency
Prices Sd lower There has been but little inquiry and
prices are weak The sales of the last days amount
oooo bales the market closing weak with but little in
quiry.
BreadstuGs-The market closes firm. Wheat. generally
closes with an advancing tendency. All qualities have
slightly advanced, especially French red Wheat
Provisions The market firm, and closes steady.
froduce-POt Ashes firm at 32s cd "a 33s. Cd Naval
stores have declining tendency. Other articles
OF sale, but prices unaltered.
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to As. in the week
MONEY MARxET-Many failures had been reported at
the stock Exchange, both in London and the conti
nent Messrs CreSswell X Co., of Birmingham, have
failed Consols 91k@91A.
There has been further recovery in Illinois Central
Railroad shares, but Erie have declined.
MARINE-The ship Thames, from Savannah, was par
TALLY burnt in the dock Liverpool The fire was con
hned to the cotton in the after lower hold.
From Washington
WAsHNGToN, May 29.-General Jarez, the Min
lister from Nicaragua, has been officially advised of
the ratification of the Belly contract but with such
amendments as avoid complications or impediments
on the tulilment of treaties with other nations
our own included 1t comedies to NJ. Belly no i'm
portant grants OF land or privileges until the canal
shall have been completed Costa Rca il will he re-
collected, first ratified this contract and her assent
to the amendments made by Nicaragua will there
fore be necessary before it can take effect. From
what Is known here, it is not probable she will ac-
qulesce However, NJ. Bellys scheme is regarded in
distinguished quarters harmless affair. Our gov
ernment has accepted the convention negotiated bv
Minister Lamar, which contains the principles of
the Casslrlssarri treaty, but dssents to the anti
hlinuster clause as unnecessary. of this, the gov
ernment of Nicaragua will at once be informed.
General JereZ, who will leave Washington for
New ork tomorrow, and return to Nicaragua in
the steamer of the 5th of June, is confident that
when this fact is communicated, extra session of
Congress will be forthwith called to act upon the
subject, and that they will strike out the obectiona
Die clause. The last steamer brought to General
Jerez full authority to take measures for the re-
opening OF the transit route soon as practicable
and on reasonable and liberal terms He in
duigeS the hope that he will be enabled to enter
into mutually satisfactory arrangements in
the course of few days. From what has
already transpired, there be little, if any doubt
of his success He expresses himself both satisfied
and gratifed with the news and feeling of this ad-
ministration toward Nicaragua.
In his absence Senior Molino, the Costa Rican
Minister will have charge of Nicaraguan affairs at
Washington.
No particular Importance is attached to the re-
ported Walker tilibuster movements on Nicaragua
The United States well as British national YES
sells are in sufficient force in that quarter to inter-
cept such expeditions, if any are contemplated
Arrival of the Steamer Northern Light
New York, May 29.-The steamer Northern Light
with 72S passengers from California, brought down
by the steamer Orizaba, has arrived from Aspin-
wall.
The United States sloop-of-war jamestown was
at Asplnwall. The frigate Roanoke sailed on the
10th for Carthagenia, having Hon. G. W. Jones on
board.
There is no news by this arrival, but what has
been anticipated.
From Venezuela.
New YORK, May 29.-Advices from Maracaibo to
the Sth inst, have been received. The Castle of
San Carlos surrendered April 23d, and was in pos
session of the insurgents for four days when they
surrendered. -Four hundred and fifty revolutioniss
were arrested April 10th at Barcelona.