The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-31

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The Neapolitan corps d'armee on the frontiers
was continually increasing, and win ornornt 70
thirty thousand men. Great ACTIVITY ,aajIa5 " "
the arsenals, and the whole army was pradr,aii,- h
ing placed on a war footing
A letter from Florence details the grounds nm
which the exequatur of the American Consul at
Leghorn, Mr. Joseph Binda, was withdrawn It is
asserted that he busted himself greatly for the
toratlon OF the dethroned Princes, of whom he was
warm partisan Binda is directly taxed with
having recommended certain Republicans to pro-
c'alm republic, while at the same time. he was
eXertng himself for the Princes and the inference
IS lhat he sought to raise pretext for armed in
| terventiOn.
Several fruitless attempts have boon r,odo r., raw,
| olutlonze Veneta and Southern TyroI
1t is asserted that the Pope, in concert with Nh
of the Church. '1' ''"'o :
There was great activity at Naples. The arse
m nals and armory were being placed on a war foot
SPAIN
1t is said that Spain has conceded further deav t
! Morocco. ' ~
The Spanish Cortes had approved the bill for in
creaslng the strength Of the army to 100, 600 men,
J with full power to increase the number by 10000
! more if necessary.
! Morocco had offered satisfaction to Spain, but
| without replying to the ultimatum.
Madrid despatch of the 18th says the govern
ment had declared to the COrtcs that before the
time granted to Morocco had expired it received in
formation that Morocco would give the satisfaction
demanded. Spain Immediately demanded guaran-
tees from Morocco that the place shall not be dis
turbed for the future. An immediate answer was
expected from Morocco.
PRUSSIA.
The Emperor of Russia and the Prince Regent of
Prussia were expected to have meeting at Bres-
lag, October 22nd. grand military parade would
| take place.
AUSTRIA.
1t was reported that the Emperor of Austria will
| proceed to the frontiers of Prussia and Poland
there to meet the Emperor of Russia.
INDIA AND CHINA.
The India and China mails from Calcutta Sept
! 9th, and Hong Kong Aug. 9th, had reached Eng
! land. The news is mainly anticipated by telegraph
! but the letters give additional details.
| Mr.. Ward, the American Minister. was courteous
| " received at Pekin. The news of his arrival at
| Pekin was brought to Shanghai by Russian gun
| boat, but no letters were received from him 1t
| was reported that he would be at Shanghai about
the end of August and that he expected to be able
to send home the ratified treaty by the following
mail.
| Mr.. Ward as most polite stroke Of the Pekin-Cab
met; but 1T does not at all remove the treachery to
| the British Minister.
The Friend of CHINA saws that as the American
! treaty gives the United States liberty to tender
their good offices in any difficulty with the Western
| powers, Mr.. Ward will soon have opportunity Of
| testing the virtues of this cause.
General Mouraveff, Governor of the Russian ter
ritores on the river Amoor, had arrived at PeihO,
and special messengers were sent to Pekin to ac-
| quaint the Russian Minister. The Russians appa-
| rently had perfect understanding with the Chi
| nese.
Order re-estabiished at Shanghai
Three officers, who lost their vessels at the Peho,
! had been tried by court martial and acquitted.
The negotiations of the French in Cochin China
| had made much progress that the French Admi-
raj had sent reinforcement Of troops and gunboats
| to Canton.
Advices from Japan state that the British Consul
| had made no progress in respect to the currency
| question. Trade consequently in allowance.
Letters from China by the mail confirm the re-
| port of the favorable reception Of the American
! Minister at Pekin.
| The steamer Mississippi was at Shanghae and
the steamer Powhatan and Toeywan at the Gulf Of
| Pecheli. The slOop-ol-war Germantown was az
! Japan.
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET There WAS no ra-
tcral change in prices Holders We're Offering freely
but showed no disposition press sales. The sales for
Saturday Monday and Tuesday footed up 600 bales Of
which spectators took 600 and exporters Geo bales
The only quotations furnished the following: New
! Orleans Mddling 7l-l6d74d., Upland, do. Gil led
STATE OF TRADE-Thc adviccS from Manchester
were favorable, the market closing quiet hut stra Y
LIVERPOOL BREADSFUFFS AEkET -Br.aplstuTs
| were tending downward Richardson, Sprnc. ~ Co
! quote -four dull but steady at rs 6dF.27s pcr bb
! Wheat dull with decline OF G2d. Frercp sorts:
American quo edred 9 &d H9S. Gl: white gs 90 az
lis. Corn duh with decline Of GI. yellow; white
| nOmnally unchanged.
| LIVERPOOL PROVISION NARKFT-The uroyi-
! sion market generally dun Beet was quiet bn,
! steady. Pork dull. u rd firm at SIS q 55s