The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-22
LATEST NEWS.
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival Of the Arabia.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
1T ALI IN AT AIRS.
The London Times on the San Juan
Question.
Departure Of the Great Eastern on her Trial Trip
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS--BREADSTUFF DULL
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
IT ALLAN AT AIRS.
The London Times on the San JuaI
Question
Departure Of the Great Eastern on her Trial Triip.
COMMERCIAL AFFAIRS--BREADSTUFF DULL
PROVISIONS DECLINING.

SAcKvILLE, Sept 2l.-The steamer Arabia, from
Liverpool, with dates to Saturday, the 10th inst.
arrived at Halifax last evening. The express with
the Associated Press dispatches arrived here thi:
| forenoon.
The steamers City of Manchester, Hammonia
| North American, City of Baltimore, Vanderbilt
and Glasgow, had arrived out.
ENGLAND.
| The Independence Beige saws that England has
proposed to France and Austria an European Con
gress Italian affairs, on the basis of non-nter-
venton by force, but Paris kilograms contradict
the statement.
The famous steamship Great Eastern departed
from the Thames on the morning of the Sth in
the presence of an immense cOncOurse of entbusi-
astic people Capt. Comstock, late of the steamer
Baltic, on board and took part in the manage
ment of the noble vessel. Her performance was
admirable and she was kept under as perfect COM
mand as river steamer and she steers as easy as
small boat. Her engines also appeared to be capa-
bic Of starting checking her motion almost by a
single motion of the hand. As to speed the Lon
don Times says her performance proves her to be
the fastest vessel in the world She left the More
at 9.l5 and was of Dover at O'Clock
The London Times has editorial on the subject OF
General Harney's occupation of the Island of San
Juan characterizing it as an exercise of power to
which England will not tamely submit.
The American horse Starke won the Warwick
| cup at the recent contest.
THE CONFERENCE AT ZURICH.
The conferences of the Plenipoentiaries at Zurich
had been suspended. Itwas reported that the Con
| ference had determined the boundaries of Lom-
| barday.
Another meeting between the Emperors of France
and Austria was expected to take place in
Switzerland.
The National Assembly of Bologna on the 7th
adopted resolution declaring that the people OF
Bologna desire annexation to Sardinia and the
City of Bologna was Illuminated in honor of the
| event.
The Pope had been attacked with fever, and sus-
pended all audiences for several days. At last ac
| counts he recovering.
| deputatiou about to leave Turin on n mis-
sion to the French Emperor.
1t was supposed that the Papal army was not in
| a condition to act against the forces of Romagna
led by Gen. Garibadi.
| The National Assembly of Parma was opened on
the 7th with great soemnity. Dictator Farini de-
ivered an address, in which he reviewed the history
| OF the BourbOns, and terminated his remarks amid
cries of 'Nive Victor Emanuel
Several French journals had been prohibited in
Sardinia in consequence of advocating separation
of Savoy from Piedmont.
Proposals were pending in the National Assem-
bly, of Parma to confirm Farini as Dictator and de-
SPAIN.
The Madrid journals say the Emperor of Morocco
has declared traitors the tribes on the coast who
lnsulted the Spanish flag, and has promised to in
tict an exemplary chastsement. The Spanish gov
/
an expedition against the offenders.
| The English Government had presented a note
| requesting explanations as to the object of the
Spanish Government in concentrating troops at
| Algesiras, in the immediate vicinity of Gibraltar.
The HOnite"r announces the death of the Emperor
| OF Morocco, and that a successor had been pro-
| claimed.
TURKEY.
| disturbance in Gambia caused bv the collec-
ton of certain taxes from the Greeks, had taken
place. Five tax gatherers had been murdered,
and two battaons of soldiers had been sent to ar
rest the ringleaders
A Circassian deputation had arrived at COnstan-
tinople and presented to the Ambassadors of the
several powers n protest against the invasion of
their country by Russia and stating that the whole
OF their province would be forced to submit if they
were abandoned by the Porte.
great fire had occurred at Erzeroum, and the
town had again experienced repeated shocks OF
earthquake.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-The market closed quiet
but steady Sales for the week 900 bales including
5000 bales taken speculation and II 800 bales for eX
port The sales of Friday were estma ted at 900 bales
including 1000 bales for export
Fair. Middlng
New Orleans ................S d. 71-6d
Mobiles. iles.....................7Kd. 615l6d.
STATE OF TRADE.Tbe advises from Na,chaster are E.,
Voraole Market generally active with advancing
tendency at the close.
rally closed dull The stock of American -four and
was very inferior and unsaeabe Corn dull yellow
5s. Sd. (l6s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MABKET-Provisions had gene
rally downward tendency. Beef closed steady for fair
qualities but dull for mddling and lower grades Pork
heavy and all qualities slightly declined Bacon heavy
at a decline Cf2 Lard quiet at Sos Cd CG57s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Sugar closed heavy
Coffee firm Rice steady. Tea slow of sale but prices
unalteed Rosin steady Spirits Turpentne closed firm
at 35s
LONDON MARKETs-Wheat closed dull and all qualities
of English slightly declined Rice steady. Spirits Tur-
pentine dull at 34s. Cd .(d95s.
MONEY AND SToCKs.-Money abundant at London
and rates generally unchanged Bulion had increased
at the Bank of England G95, 900 sterling.
Co0sols for account 95h.
SHIP NEws-Arrived from New Orleans Mariana at
Genoa; from Savannah Bddle Lverpool from Charles
ton, Nergennes Barcelona.