The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-28
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Europa.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE TREATY OF PEACE FULLY CON-
FIRMED.
The Princes of Tuscany and MOdena
Return to their states.
THE TREATY MIsTRUsTED IN ENGLAND.
NAPOLEON ON HIS WAY TO PARIS.
THE EFFECT OF PEACE ON COMMERCE.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
Breadstuffs and Provisions Declining.
BANK RATES REDUCED TO ~ PER CENTUM.
BANK RATES REDUCED TO ~ PER CENTUM.

SAcKvGLLE, July 27.-The horse express of the
Associated Press with the advices from Europe per
steamer Europa, which arrived at Halifax yester-
day, reached here this morning. The Liverpool
dates to the 10th inst
The steamers Saxonia and Kangaroo arrived out
on the 18th, the Ocean Queen on the l4th, and the
Persia on the 9th.
The news of the conclusion of a treaty of peace
between France and Austria, is fully confirmed, but
no further particulars had transpired beyond the
fact that the Princes of Tuscany and Modena to
return to their States.
The result of the treaty was generally mistrusted
in England.
The Emperor Napoleon was on his wav back to
Paris, where grand reception awaits him.
The Sandman ministry had resigned, and Count
Arese had been charged to form a new cabinet.
The Emperor Napoleon was expected to reach
Paris on the 18th instant when further details in
regard to the peace would be afforded
In address to his soldiers the Emperor SAYS that
''peace was concluded because the contest was
about to assume propositions no longer in keeping
with the interests which France had in the war;
The Emperor of Austria was on his way to Wen
He says in the order of the day that he yielded
to the unfavorabe political situation in which he
placed because bis natura allies did not as he
expected, come to his assistance.
Count Cavour is reported to have resigned on ac-
count of the terms of the treaty of peace being un-
satisfactory.
The Paris Bourse closed at 68f 60c.
DETAILS OF THE NEWS.
Letters from Paris note much discomfort there
concerning the terms OF the peace, although the
fact that peace had been concluded gave salts
faction.
The Paris Steele objects to Austrian influence still
being suffered to remain in Italy, and calls for the
expulsion of the petty italian princes, who are but
the confidents Of Austria.
Napoleon, on his arrival in France, would pro-
ceed direct to st. Cloud deferring his official en-
fro in ha ma kaE at tha hau1 of
army.
The Emperor and King of Sardinia entered Tu-
rim the 18th inst, amid the enthusiastic accama-
tions of the people.
PROVISIONS THE TREATY.
The Austrian Correspondence officially announces
the conditions of the treaty of peace thus:
"Austria and France will support the formation
of an Italian confederation.
'Lombardv, as far the line of the Mincio, is to
be given up, bat Mantua and the whole of Venetia
remain Austrian possessions.
"The princes of Tuscany and Modena are to re-
turn to their States.
"a universal amnesty is granted"
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says that three applications made by Napoleon
to Austria before she would consent. The overtures
made direct by Napoleon for the purpose OF
preventing the mediation of neutral powers!
The same correspondent says the Pope was burnt
in effgy at Milan, and that unfriendly feelings ex-
listed between Napoleon and Victor Emanuel. The
latter had issued proclamation to the people of
u
dinia, according to his desires, many times
expressed and his determination to meliorae their
political condition.
The King of Sardinia entered Milan on the 18TH
amid the enthusiastic plaudits of the citizens
1t rumored that the Emperor and Empress of
the French would visit Vienna.
1t was reported that the French army had com
menced tn cOuntermarch.
1t was thought probable that the dismissal of the
Cardinal Antonelh would follow the present state
of affairs.
1t rumored that Gen. Garibaldi was about to
issue proclamation. 1t was considered doubtful
whether he would lay down his arms.
Up to the 1lth inst, the formation of the Hun
garian Legion had proceeded prosperousy, five
thousand men having joined it.
letter from Rome, dated July Sth, says that
the Pope sent autograph letter to the En-
peror Napoleon, announcing his determination to
demand an armed intervention from he Catholic
powers.
ENGLAND
The House of Commons had passed to a second
reading of the bill aboishing church rates by vote
of 263 to 1873.
Both houses had discussed the treaty of peace.
In the House of Commons, Lord John Russell, in
answer to an inquiry, said that nothing was known
or could be known to the details of the treaty
till Napoleon returned to Paris, which would be
about the 18th.
Sir James Graham called attention to the formid-
able French fleets at Cherbourg and Brest, together
with gunboats for landing troops.
Lord Russell said that France had made no ex-
traordinary preparations, and therefore England
had demanded no explanations.
Orange riots occurred on the 18th of July in va
riOus parts of Ireland. Also at Paisley, where af-
fairs became serious, knives and firearms being
used. One was killed and several were
wounded dangerously.
THE LATEST.
1t was reported at Paris on Friday that a great
agitation prevailed at Milan; that troubles had
arisen in Venetia; that Florence was distrusted;
and also that the Partisan populace indignant
tlaE fa,lt F,1El
The statements of the Bank of France to the lst.
of July, show decrease in cash of over eleven
million francs.
Switzerland has order the disbandment of troops
called out during the war.
Prussia has ordered her troops on the march to
halt.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL MARKET-Cotton.-All qualities of Cotton
have considerably advanced since the declaration
The sales of the week foot up 900 bushels ad
vance of kd&d. New Orleans Middng 7 l6d
The sales for the week include 1900 bales pecula
tors, and $4,000 bales for export The sales of Friday
estimated at 10000 bales including 5000 bales for
Orleans fair Sa; middng SIG; Mobile fair ~; mid
ding X; Uplands fair ~; mddlings ~. Stock in
Cotton
STATE TRApE-The advices from Manchester are
favorable, and all qualities of goods have slightly ad
vanced: Yarns had advanced I'd. The high prices
checked business.
Provisons.-lh he market generally closed very dull
Pork heavy and all qualities had slightly de-
clined. Quotations are nominal. Beef was heavy. and
holders pressing the market particularly inferior
qualities The stocks of Beef and Pork very heavy
Bacon steady and in rather inquiry. Lard was
quiet. Tallow had declined Is.
Producesugar buoyant, and all qualities slight
ly advanced. Coffee steady. Rice heavy Spirits Tur
pentine of all qualities had slightly declined closing al
! Sos. Sales previously at 3Ss.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheaty very dull, with decline o.
to As on the week White 42G45 cts red 40d42s. per
| quarter. Flour 21s(d24s. Sugar closed firm. Coffee
also. Tea is steady. Spirits Turpentine heavy a
! 40s.
Bullion on the Bank of England has decreased 147
| 00G lbs.
| American stocks are active and all varieties have
| slightly advanced.
Breadstuffs generally closed with declining tendency
| There but little inquiry and prices weak.
harvest prospects favorable. Flour very dull
| French offered at decline of 1N2s. per sack
American -four quoted at los dl2s. cd. Wheat very
dull and nominally unchanged. Holders pressing
the market. Western red Is cd d9s white 9s 9 Cd
Southern los d11s. Corn dull and quotations nomi
na-Mixed yellow, IS. 10d (G6s. 3D. white, 7s(G7s. Cd.
| EAvRE MARKETs.-Cotton.-Sa of New Orleans tre
| ordnaire at 1l2 fr.
MONEY MARKET-The Bank of England rates of dis
have been reduced to 2H per cent Consols 95h
| Ge5S.
ARRIVAL OF THE MOSES TAYLOR,