The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-27
ARRIVAL OF The STEAMER PERSIA,
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
A Congress of the Great Powers to be
Held to Settle Affairs.
THE DISTURBED CONDITION oFITALY.
The Exequatur of the American Consul at Leg
horn withdrawn -
BREADsTUFFs LowER-coTToN ADVANCED.

Yesterday morning
The Persia passed steamer bound in to Liver
Doal sunposcd to bn the Arabia
M -.rt.
iHe s'e"uiSnlP " asoh was advertised TO leave
Galway on the 10Th for ST. Johns, n. F., but she
only sailed from Liverpool, where she had been
reparinr. on the 18th she could scarcely GOT away
,o,, 'N ~ s@ wy s'' away
before the lo'n'
The LVerpooi, New York and Philadelphia
steamship Company have bought the screw steam
ers Ednburg and Glasgow, belonging to the elias
gov and New York Companv. The nootb1v li,o
- ,,.. '9 iine
rom "l"s9o" Is 10 DE maintained, the kangaroo
beng placed on the route, and the Ednburg on the
Liverpool line. Ali the vessels are to touch at
Queenstown. In the summer season the Glasro,-
l;ro :; 70 bo . c,r+r;ol4o,,o u"
i'no ID " NC " ioi ING NJ oHe'
- Inc snip Quebec, OF New orleans, Capt. Ruark
from bordeaux lor Hmelds, was wrecked on the Ed
dystone rocks, at hVe CLOCK, on the afternoon of
Tue ll'n MIL rTsE zrp1c.f co>-prnr,-
THE ZURICH CONFERENC
Inc statement IN regard to the position of affairs
at the Aorlch conferences are conflicting.
A variety Oh rumors to the effect that Austria
PoSNeiy uecines 10 sign the treaty OF peace if it
Is not III accordance WIN the prellmnarles of Vii
lairanca; that Austria desires to prOtract negota-
lions till the spring, when she will recommence the
war; that Austria has undertaken to guarantee to
the rope the conservation OF his temporal power
In the Legations, ana others OF like nature, were
current, and must be taken for what they are worth
On the other hand, there statements that the
signing OF the treaty OF Zurich was hourly expect
ed, and that the representatives of the Powers
would afterwards meet in Congress
n Paris despatch of the 18Th to the London Post
says: "The Congress which is to follow the Con
ierences at Zurich has been convened All the
great Powers, including England, will be renrn
sented."
The London Times Paris CORRESPONDENT corroho
rates the statement from Zurich that the Fren"b
government has demanded an indemnity from Pied
mont for the expenses of the late war. also tbe
payment of the arrears of pension in connection
with the first empire due from the Tomhar5o'Vo
nitian Monte Fund The correspondent LOOKS mon
it as highly probable that these donan Upon
made, knowing .the limited finances of Sardinia
with the object of obtaining the cession of tbo mo
vinces Of Savoy and Nice to France p
GREAT BRITAIN.
Seven ships of the English Channel foot ,,-o,,
under orders to prepare for sea immediata were
Among the number was the Hero, thirtv-one anns
the destination Of which is said 70 he Torco5Trn5,
Island.
Ernest Jones, the Chartist leader, has been od;u.
dicated bankrun+ 5000 e'ii "OJU-
The London Globe is authorized to danv tbo -,
NOR that Lord Canning is to be succeeded in tbo
Govern or Generalship of India by Lord Clarendon
The Great Eastern was attracting GREAT crowd:
of eXcursionists to Hovhead and the Oueen was IN
visit her during her soiourn in Wales. on or ahont
the 18th instant. Nothing definite is known as to
the ultimate movements of the "bic shin !" Tho
London Times editorialy criticises her performance
between Portland and 1Iolyhead, and draws unfa
vorable deductions from the speed then attainoS
1t thinks that unless the Great Eastern presents
decided superiority to smaller vessels than She
at present seems to do she will hardly be taken for
a model.
The papers chronicle visit paid by Mr.. Donald
Mckay, the celebrated Boston ship-builder, to
Chatham dOckyard, for the purpose of a general
inspection.
a pigeon shooting match-England u.s. America
MI; hlng, OF Indiana, representing America, and
Mr.; trere, OF Hampshire, England. was commenced
tyfve birds out of the first fifty, while the Ameri
can representative scored forty-wo birds out of bis
MY m
The Theatre Royal, at Hull had been copnletcIv
destroyed by fire. No lives were lost.
Queen Victoria formally opened the Loeb Katrina
Naterworks (Which are to supply Glasgow on he
18th inst.
FRANCE.
The Emperor and Empress returned to Paris from
Bordeaux on the 18th inst.
\ report current that Prince Napoleon was
about to pay a visit of five DAYS duration r.
London.
1t is stated, by way of Brussels that on tbo oooo
sion of the visit of the Emperor to Rordeanv most
of the Italian residents of the town were orrostnd
during his stay, but were released after his depar
ture. These arrests were made on account of a dos
patch having been received from the Project of Al
riers stating that four passports had bnnn stoIar
from the Sandman Consulate in that Mace and
with which four Italians had started for France and
passed through Montpeer, where further tracn If
them was lost.
called the Mincio and the Ticino waro sappT ~ po
commenced ~ -
The monthly returns of the Rank of finance sb
n decrease in The casb ~, band r ii eS SNOW
millions of francs and an Increase in tb h;II al
counted of over thirtv-one millions
The Paris Pdvs announces that the Coprt will oro
to Compiegne on the LIST of November orJ tbot
during its soourn there the Emnnror of Austr;a
leon. t''0l -'"p0-
II was rumored that Tho Fro,ob ,o...
tend to construct new mort and m
land-ocked bay of Arcacbon few ilos "a tIe
west of Bordeaux.
4 French gunboat was tryino tn mako lie NOV, nv
the Lauguedoc canal and the Garonne to the Allan
tic. The object is to ascertain whether war vessels
of small draught can proceed from ono sna 70 Tho
other without passing under the guns of Gibraltar,
The Paris Bourse had been considerably dpnrpssad
by n number of ALARMING runors - rFI:H
had any truth in +hnr,e ~ ~ III III VI "nlcu
there was a rally of about ono half 49, ~
the Rentes closed firm at 60 5O Pc 'eH''' anu
ITALY,
The news from Italy is INTERESTING and irdioo+;,.
of annroachinr tranbIa e'''Ns' anu ihulcatiVe
T5d Piedn,Gntas $50 trno0, o.o.n;..,.
h od haon cont 70 porr,o = 9 az ii'1eh|"
NJ Dahor;nda The Sord;,;o, ro.o:..
had left Turin for paris Nii's'er'
A despatch from Florence sto+as that ,bo o-o.,o
tur of the An,arican Consnl ~ Ia tIiI e1equa-
ancount IF his bor -.
noIitiroi ;n+raraS an vi us naylhg engaged IN
on sent to PreSdont pohora p9 pesPatcn nau
Cabinet " Tue florehtlhe
The Grand DnI,a of rrsoor,,. 1o5 .-...,
partizans to abstain from ora at - mit'cI 70 us
IF hi. drnoStT i'o"i every attempt IN favor
VI T ms ~ ;J has'yc " o.1,
troons baJ ~ oGo~PJy ins I'll III" VIII oardlhan
The bank;nc bonsn Of Snsodo E. pooo. ,,,.
had Subscribed ion O00 fronns toln ~ o'0 az Ian
fund for nnrchoeinG mnstotS ~" 10 "arIoS'ul
1t is stated the whole NcanoIit,n fron+;o,. wa.
lined y-;tb troons ~ A. , PoIi'"n i!on'ier was
with cannon. ioi tileu
AUSTRIA
The Archbishop If Vianna Lad odauo.-oa.oo mn.
bisbons of his didcoss aStoi 70 d" the
n III tbo nb,,ro' PaS'oIdI letter 10 De read
3ffor m ,,ro nrs are directed 10
mt sanaraton Of tba +arnrSr" observation WIN,
10 tbe SOVEREIGN Ponti hv he pUodooo
The Archduke Albrecht was to po 10 Warsaw 70
meet the Emperor of Russia and an early inter
view between the Fmnerors If Austr;o ~ D.;
was considered not unlikely 80 anu i'"ssi"
An official notice bod hno11 ci,o,, .t. a.
-, ;I;to,r. - III ~ u s. 81 'ii'U tLe reserve
P', "iii1I iau peeH uTaWn lof service
iul lus tle war; "ouiu De dismissed, and that the
TAX exemptnS clVlilans from military duty will be
RUSSIA
The Russian Ambassadors at London Paris Rar-
in and Vienna had been summoned by talanronb
IN moot Tho E,,,oror A1o-aJ - -. w y 'Oi0SA aPh
~ 800 IT. -. e' ~ " arsa" on the
~ S is'' a. et"i was eApecIeu 10 arrive at
oGessa Oh Tue II u inst.
IL Is stated tnaI hotw!thstandlnS the capture of
ochamyl, the Caucasus is far from being entirely
;ubdued. The Tnvalide Russo SAYS that fba nnopn
aineers have another chief mot loss intrord on5 e.
,ot;ooi 81 IL - LII -. - - nv ePiu ahu IA
l nv IG J." c may sum resist LOT one OF Two WIN
~ Inc usslan army III the caucasus consists OF
'uyuuu.