The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-09
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF The EUROPA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
ITALIAN AFFAIRS.

arrived here last night.
The Europa sailed from Halifax for Boston at 6
o'clock this morning.
The United States sloop -of-war Plymouth put
into Cadiz on the 18th in eight DAYS from Cher
bourg. She left again the following morning.
The steamer Ocean Queen arrived out on the 25th
andehe Persia on the 27th
The news is not important.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
The rumors from Zurich report some progress in
the Conference and that probable successful con-
clusion would be reached early in September
SARDINIA refuses to accept, even Professionally,
the annexation of the Duchies without consulting
the other powers, particularly France The Ital-
ians, howeve", maintain firm attitude in behalf of
national independence.
A Berne telegram of the oath SAYS the French
and Austrian penipotentiaries have regulated the
settlement of the affairs of Lombardy with the con-
sent Of the Sandman pcnipotentiary, and the ar
rangement was expected to be confirmed by the
sovereigns.
The affairs of the Duchies are to be treated di-
rectly between the courts of Paris and Vienna.
Austria Is said to have modified her instructions
to her plenipotentiaries in the Zurich Conference
ENGLAND.
The trotting race near Liverpool was won by the
English horse Daw. The American horses Jack,
Rossiter, Mountain Boy, and Dreadnoucht obtained
the second third, and fourth places in the field of
seven horses.
Mr. Tenbroeck's two year old horse "Umpire"
won two more races at Stockton
There is nothing political of Importance from
Great Britain. The Queen is about to visit Scot
land Her Majesty had determined to Journey du-
ring the night at uniform speed of 40 miles per
hour.
Nothing has been done regarding the Australian
Mail contract via Parma.
The naval critic of the Times gives on the whole
favorable report Of his inspection of the General
Admiral.
The potato blight was said to be making consid-
rov in Of
- The protracted strike of the shipwrights the
Tyne has terminated in their getting increased
wages
Energetic efforts were being made to obtain a
commutation of Smethurst's sentence.
FRANCE.
The Paris Potrie having uttered strong anti
Austrian sentiments, has, in pursuance of official
orders, informed its readers that it don't receive
its inspirations from the Government, but expressed
its views only.
The London Adrertiser's Paris correspondent
says that engineers have been sent to survey the
whole line of coast from Cologne to Calais, to fix
spot for seaport sufficient to contain fleet of fifty
transports; and that the Minister of Marine has
notified subaterns that fifty transports, each capa
BILE of containing two thousand men, must be ready
opposite Dover by the commencement of the ensu-
ing year.
The writer says that full confirmation of this
statement has been telegraphed to the English
Government. He conjectures an alteration with
Belgium to supply pretext for a rupture with
II
canard
BELGIUM.
1t was thought that the Belgium Senate would
reject the Antwerp fortifcaton bill.
ITALY.
The object of the defensive league between Tus-
cany, Bologna and Modena, is stated to be to pre-
vent the restoration Of the fallen governments
and to lay down basis of assimilation in institu-
tions
The National Assembly of Modena had been pro-
rogued to the 23d, having previously voted DEGREES
confirming the Dictatorship of Farini, and giving
him the full power to contract loan of five millions
for the erection of monument to commemorate
the vote decreeing the forfeiture of Francis " and
the annexation of the dominions to Piedmont and
charging the Dictator to negotiate with foreign
powers for the restitution of political prisoners
which Francis v carried away.
Vienna letters express apprehension of difficulties
on the Italian question, and that it will not be set
tied at Zurich. They also give report that the
turloughs gr anted to Austrian soldiers returning
from Italy have been suspended, and that seven
corps darmee out of the twelve will be retained on
war footing.
Advices from Canton say that a fleet of 100 yes
sells precede the English, French and American am
bassadors up the Peho in case it should be necessa-
ry to force passage to Pekin.
There had been general massacre of the Christi
ans in two towns of Borneo, which it was supposed
had been melted bv pilgrims from Mecca.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday.-The Ne,Cs SAYS the funds
were slightly flatter, owing to the dulless Of bust
ness, coupled with the few sales account of per-
sons desirous of exchanging to the Indian loan
The supply of money was in excess of the demand.
The best bills for sixty days being discounted
at ~.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CorToN MAREET.-Sales of the week 40 900
bales including $500 bales specu and $500 bales
for export The market generally closed dull and prices
easer but quotations unchanged for clean qualities In
ferior qualities almost nominal Holders offer freely
but show disposition press sales The sales of Fri
day were estimated at 1000 bales including 900 bales
spectators and for export The market closed at the
following quotations: New Orleans fair Sd Mddlipg
I'd Mobile fair \ d., Mddling I'D Upland fair I'D
Middling l3-l6d.
Stock at Liverpool 654 600 bales including $50 COO bales
American Some authorities say all qualities have de
clined 1-16Gkd.
STATE or TRADE.-The adviccs from Manchester are.
favorable and prices slightly frmer.
LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MARKET.-The harvest has
been almost completed in England.
Flour closes very dull and quotations nominal at l0d
rs. Wheat is very dull and nominay unchanged
Western red 7s(q9s white 9s G9s. Cd. Corn is very
dull and sales unmporant Mixed and yellow 5s "a IA
IS. Cd; white Is.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-The market for Beef
is heavy, and all qualities have slightly declined. Hold
ers pressing on the market. Pork is heavy Bacon
is dull, but prices steady Lard is quiet at Sos
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar is dull Coffee
is quiet Rice generally steady but prices are irregu
lar Rosin is steady at IS. Sd.3s 1Od. Spirits Turpen
tine is dull but steady.
LONDON MARKETS -BreadstuTs are dull Sugar closed
dull Coffee is quiet Rice is quiet Spirits Turpentine
is dull at 35s Cd
The money market is slightly easier Consols 95Bt0
95&. Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
G1S2,0OO.
HAvRE MARKETs-Cotton.-Ne Orleans tres ordnaire
113f., Bas l06f The market closed dull Sales of the
week $500 bales Stock in port SS 0O1 bales BreadsuTs
very dull. Provisions have declining tendency.
SHIP NEws.-Sailed from Liverpool, August &C.
ship Lydia, for Charleston.