The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-12-08


ed reform bill to mere extention of the franchise
The question of disfranchisement, and the mode of
taking votes either to be deferred or made
separate measures.
The shin Duke of Wellington from Liverpool,
bound to Bombay was burnt at November
1lth, off Cape limestone. All hands took to the
boats and were picked up after forty-eight hours
exposure.
it was reported that arrangements progress
sing for New York direct mails via Queenstown.
Dr. Barry, the Roman Catholic Bishop of Savan
nah, had died at Paris.
The father of the Jewish child Mortara had
rived at Paris, and it was determined to demand
from the European Congress the restoration of his
child
The Paris Bourse closed dull but steady at COT.
95c.
Gen. Garbaldi, in his proclamation announcing
his retirement from the army of Central Italy,
complains of underhand Vaccinations against him.
He says he will resume the service the moment
Victor Emanuel calls to arms. lie recommends the
Italians to rally round the King of Sardinia.
Napoleon has consented to Chevalier Buoncom-
pagni becoming Regent Of Central Italy.
The Spanish movement against Morocco was
progressing slowly. Spain was charterng English
steamers for the
Later news from India had been received, but
was unimportant. Business at Calcutta
dull.
1t was reported that Nena Sahib dead
FRANCE.
The HeraIas Paris correspondent says it is de
MED, in wcll-intormed quarters, that the French
against England
The Gimcare, Bordeaux Journal has been
seized for publishing letter falsely attributed to
the King of Sardinia by Ami De Lakeligiun.
The fourier dU DmGnche had received warning
for publishing article written by Count Dliaus-
seniSle.
ITALY.
1t has been stated that King Victor Emmanuel,
having refused to withdraw the nomination of
Buoncompagnie the French government has
yielded, and he is to be Regent of Modena, Parma
and Bologna and also of Tuscany, if the authori-
ties there will receive him.
A regimen! of BOlOgneSe brigade have taken the
oath of allegiance to Victor Emmanuel, and to
wear the uniform Of the Piedmontese army.
NJ. De Sambrois has been appointed Sardinian
Ambassador to Paris.
A manifestation was attempted at Bologna on the
announcement of Garibads resignation The num-
ber of persons. however, was small, and they were
Immediately dispersed.
A memorandum of the Tuscan Government tells
the European powers, that if Congress orders the
restoration of the Grand Duke they will oppose it
to the last and if attacked, they WILL though
of defeat, do their best to repel force by force.
The ratification of the treaties Of peace were
changed at Zurich on the 2lst.
The letters of invitation to attend the Congress
will be sent out from Paris. Prince Mcttcrnich
will send out those of Austria.
The he Nord says it is probable that the discus
sonS of the proposed Congress will extend over five
or six months The treaty of peace will first be
amincd and then the Italian question will be dis
cussed.
SPAIN.
A Madrid despatch SAYS the fortifcation Of Ceuta
continues. The embarkation of the first Corps
dArmce is completed and that of the second COM
menced, but the bad weather renders the shipment
of matcria- difficult. The organization of a
battalion in the Basque provinces is proceeding
actively.
DENMARK.
The Danish Ministry have resigned.
GERMANY.
The Conference of the States about to
mence at Hurzburg. Several questions OF Federal
| policy were to be considered.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
| LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Sales of the last three
day IS 600 bales including 900 taken by specuIa
! tors and for export at partial decline OF sd
| Manchester advices favorable. Prices generally
advancing tendency, but the market closed quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MAEKET.-The market gem
orally has declining tendency. Mesrs. Richardson,
Spence Co. quote: Flour is dull at decline of Gd0Jls
Wheat is dull and prices are to IS lower. Corn low.
and Cd to Is lower per quarter Quotations are not
| given.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MAREEr.-The market is gene,
rally dun Beef is heavy owing to the recent large ar.
rivals Pork dull and sales unmporant. Lard quiet
Bacon is quiet Taow is slow Of sale but prices are I'M
altered.
Proiucc-Sugar firm; Coffee is quiet Rice is steady;
Pot Ashes quiet 27s Cd: Pearls quiet at 27s Cd
Rosin is duh; Spirits Turpentine is steady at S4s.
| LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat is dull and buyers demand
reduction. Sugar is firm and has partially advanced
Coffee is firm Tea-There is but little inquiry and
Oil is firm 2S Spirits Turpcntine is steady at 35s
Pig Iron the Clyde 52s. Cd. Woolsales animated and
prices firm.
American securities have been in improved demand
ConsolS 96 0964.
LIVERPOOL. Thur,day.-Sales of Cotton Wednesday
estimate 5000 bales the market closing with decli
ming tendency. Consols unchanged.
SHIP NEws-Th ship Apamnondis, from Shields, for
New York, has heen ahar doned at sea. Crew saved.
The ship Athone. from Liverpool for Galveston, was
also abandoned at with six feet of water in her hold
Arrived from Charlestan the Goth, ship Horensc at
! Liverpool
The Union Mass Meeting at Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. THE grand Union mass
meeting of citizens, irrespective of party, held
tonight at .Iavnes' Hail. the object being to re-
affirm allegiance to the Union and the Constitution,
aud condemn all fanaticsm. Hon. Joseph X. In
gerSOll presided.
series of resolutions were adopted, expressing
the earnest sympathy of the citizens of Philadel-
phia with the citizens of Virginia, and declaring
that there Were no laws more obligatory the
citizens of the Republic than those prescribing the
duty OF restoring fugitiyeS from labor to THEN
masters; diSowning any right or wish to interfere
with the domestic institutions Of sister States
and reprobating. in the strongest terms all at
tempts to excite servile nsurection, or to arouse
those who lawfully held in servitude to vlO.
lence and bloodshed approving Of the recent ad
ministraion of Justice in Virginia and the energy
and fidelity of Govcrner Wise. Also, approving
the conduct of the Governor of Pennsylvania in
| promptly surrendering the ruoitives from Justice
and, finally, assuring their brethren OF the South
that there exists among the people of Pennsy vania
= a determined spirit to assert and maintain the
Constitution and the rights of the State:
l under it, and asking, in return, confidence
I, , and that dignifcd moderation which con
fdence and patriotic sympathy inspire.
Arrival of the Overland California Mail. via
El Paso. ut New Orleans-Later from san
Juan.
: mail, bringing San Francisco dates OF the lltl
ult., via Ell Paso, has arrived, having bad unprece
dentcd despatch.
o Lieut.. Gen. Scott arrived at Victoria on the 7tl
ult on bnar I'd tbn nita ai bu
: setts
The Victoria Gazette states that the troops, saw,
one company, will be withdrawn from the islan(
by Gen. SCOTS orders Captain Pickett's company
remains in occupancy, according to Gen. llarney'
r first orders.
t Gen. Scott returns to San Francisco to awai
; further instructions
= e The mining news from California is favorable.
:. Overland California Mail.
ST. LOUIS, Dec. THE Overland California Mai
; of the 4th, has arrived.
The revenue cutter Jefferson Davis arrived a
\ Victoria on the ID, with dispatches from Genera
Scott to Governor Douglass.
The intelligence from Victoria is the same rs re
ceived via New Orleans.
General Scott arrived at Victoria on the 7th, bu
, the papers received do not state whether he had al
! interview with Governor Douglass.
Capt. Provost, and the officers OF the British shl
j: Satellite had visited General Scott on board tn
n United States steamer Massachusetts, while in tn
harbor of San Juan.
GENERAL scout ltit ' NlctOfla previous to Tue lOt
ult. for Fort Townsend, to take the steamer North
o erner for San Francisco, where he will await tn
0 arrival of further instructions from Washington
. The accounts from Fraser river mines ar favor
% able. The gold expectations from Victoria during
% October Sl05, 900
: The Franchise bill had passed the Council, an
| received the signature of the Governor.
The dates from Oregon are to the 9th of Novem
:. | Der.
The explorations at the new gold mines indcat
{, that other extensive fields exist on the Easter
y ! slope of Cascade mountains.
The Democratic State Convention assembled a
: Eugene city to elect delegates to the Charlesto
= | Convention.
t The dates from Washington territory are to tn
e 4th ult Much excitement prevailed touching tn
e gold fields on Swivekamer river
= Accident on the Hudson River Railroad.
= SING SING, Dec. 6.-The axle of a car in regf
y train going South, on the Hudson River railroad
broke about l o'clock this morning on the Croto
IS drawbrdge, some two miles from this place. Fiv
n were thrown off the track, smashing timber
II &c and killing twenty head of cattle. No perso
was injured. Nc trains have passed the place
TO IL O'Clock this morning.
ine thon Demonstration in Philadelphia
fHlLADELPHIA Dec. 7.-Salutes are being fire
tins morning IN honor of the Union meeting, whic
e is to take place tonight. Bands of music are pi
} rading the streets, and flags are displayed from a
. the public buildings, hotels and shipping.