The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-27
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The latest telegram, dated the 18th n.tont Co..
Gn'n+ SoI1onnSo oo nau Deen suspended until
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ITALY
The National Assembly of Parma had rotod A.
| expulsion of the house of Bourbon and tbo @ tne
tion of Parma to Sardinia. NneA-
1t is said that Victor Emanuel is disbandino HI;
army, but that the men are furnish with passnorts
10 tuscany and Modena, where they will swell the
army OF Central Italy.
The National Assembly of Parma had agreed to
| vote oil tnanKs to the Emperor Napoleon. On the
| same DAY the annexation of Parma to Sardinia was
,ra UNANIMOUSLY Voteq by ballot. The announcement
| was received with enthusiastic cheers and Ioud
| vIvas for Victor Emanuel. Five IDENTITIES vora
| chosen to convey the wishes of the popnlation In
| the King of Sardinia FOF'A w
Resolutions were also passed for the corstrro
ton OF silver medal, to be distributed amonos a.
| lnhaoitants OF those provinces which have fatan
| part IN the war; and for the erection of a mem
ment to perpetuate the names of those comnatr;at
who have died for their country since 1S4S io'S
The National Assembly of Romagna had dacrood
the ratification of the title and authority of Cinri
AMI as Governor General, with responsible ministers
and that Ciprani be charged to co-onerata for a.,
accomplishment of the wishes of the Assemble ~
procure more intimate union with the other 9roD
vinces of Central Italy. p''
PRUSSIA.
An address had been presented from Statti, co,
cerning the question of Germanic Confederation
Count Schwerin, to whom the Prince Regent rp
terred the address for reply, observed that late
events and experiences had created a conviction
that the independence and power of Germany rem
uer necessary strong and energetic union and a
reform OF the Federal constitution To attain this
end the Government of Prussia acknowledges the
pn. cH Oh Puoc opinion but the Government will
noF alow itself to be led away by the manifesto
tions which the national feeling caused. nor will II
devlate from the way pointed out by its considers
o1n, anu CONSCIENTIOUS esteem of the rights of
Opr1 fpp 4bo+
ent possible and attainable, the same estnen for
fight and law which characterises the same affairs
IN Prussla must also rule in her relations with Ger
many ana her German confederates.
Germany will render to herself greater service at
present Dy endeavoring tofurther the common inter
esis Oh Germany In such way that practical re-
suls VIII ensue py an increase of the forces of Ger
many, and by strengthening the certain footing on
whlch her rights are established tbrouo6ont
the whole Federal country, than by premature nro
Posas Tor changes in the Federal constitution. The
Prusslan government being determined To devote
Its energies for the furtherance of these objects
considers itself entitled to claim confidence that II
VIII, when called upon, find ways in which the in
terests OF Germany and Prussia will be compatible
WIN the demands Of duty and conscience.
AUSTRIA
: me construction at POla of two fifty-gun screw
1rgateS and twelve.sloops and gunboats had been
The Vienna Gazette contains an official or+io,o
promising that great concessions will be made to
the Protestauts of all the provinces
:. me same journal, In Its non-oicia portion pub
isnes an article expressing satisfaction with the ar
tlcie In the Noateu, advising the people of Cen
tral Italy. 1t further states that consideration
OF the state of affairs in Italy from the point of view
IN the HontteHr, increases the hopes of peace and
oanlshes the fears which have been entertained till
uow. VIZ
INDIA.
Ihe Slkhs of Nepaul had had two successful en-
gagements with the rebels who in the mnuntains
OF Nepaul, number about 500 men,
, European intelligence had reached Calcutta
through the Red Sea telegraph for the first time
II AT calcutta imports were fat and exports quiet
Frelghts were without alteration. EXCHANGE was.
quoted at Is. I'D. (02s. I'D
At Bombay the markets were rather higher. Ex
ports m mad improved: Exchange 2s Sd. OBS. Cd.
The cyclone previously reported at CaIcutto hos
proved less disastrous than expected OnIv si~
ships were damaged, including the American shin
Florida, which had put back to Calcutta, Ieaky.
AUSTRALIA.
The Australian mail, of the middle of july. had
been received in England ~ ~
The supply of gold was on the increase and the
receipts were in excess of last year.
The import markets were frmer and holders
were not disposed to realise except at outside
prices.
MOROCCO.
The precautions taken by the French to prevent
an outbreak In the event of the death of the EN-
peror of Morocco will prove well advised for it is
stated by way of Algeria, that a troop of Morocco
cavalry had attacked the French outposts on the
frontiers and met with repulses.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 13-The sales Cotton for the past
three days have been bales including 600 to sp
cuators and $500 bales exporters The market closes
du prices easier some circulars say quotations are un
changed but others report decline of
STATE OF TRADE-rhe Manchester advices ara fayora-
BILE, but the market closed quiet and firm
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET, Sept l3.-The mar.
ket exhibits an advancing tendency ali qualities having
improved, with the exception of corn, which closes
steady. ~
Messrs. Richardson Spence quote Flour firm at an
advance OF Cd per sack. Wheat has advanced ID per
centa and was in better demand. Corn remained quiet
but steady The circular furnishes no quotations
Proyisions.-The market closes steady Beef steady.
fork nrm; Bacon quiet and prices firm Lard dull and
the sales have been unimpOrtant
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKET, Sept. l3-Sugar ouipt.
Cohee buoyanti Rice heavy Rosin firm at As for com
mon; Spirits Turpentne firm at 35s Cd
LONDON MARKETS. Sept. 13-BreadStu dull Tea nm
settled ana he market closed excited prices having ad-
Fanced lddlHd. Sugar heavy decline of Cd ldls
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Sept. 13.-Consos were quoted
ney market closed unchanged.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds have been steady
Notwithstanding the disastrous from China which
caused fall ofonly 8d4 in consols The Times thinks
more remarkable proof public confidence in the re-
sources of the country and the vgo the government
was never presented.
The suspension is announced of H. W Dunker of Ham.
Durg with considerable liabilities; also that of J. B.
heInpe, OF St. Petersburg for large amount
The Times city article, under date Of Tuesday evening
says that the funds exhibited singular strength and any
slight decline that took place only temporary The
market closed firm at 95 U954 for consos The demand
Tor money was moderate, and the minimum rate was
about 23s per cent The els 600 in gold was sent
into the Bank on Tuesday. .