The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-09
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KILOGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF TIE INDIAN AT PORTLAND.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

PORTLAND, Me-, April I, 1s59.-The steamer In
dian, from Liverpool, at o'clock on the morning
OF the 23d ultimo, arrived here at o'clock this a
ternoon. Her dates one day later than those
already received
GREAT BRITAIN
In the House of Lords on the 3d. the bill amend
ing the marriage laws and legalizing marriage with
deceased wiies sister was debated and lost by a
vote of 40 to 80.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. DIsraeli said the
terms OF the subsidy to the Galway line oc steam
settled.
The debate On the Reform bill was resumed
Messrs. Wilson, Sidney, Crosslev and others, spoke
against it. and Sir Z. Buwer, the Solicitor Gene
raj, and others in favor of it. The debate was then
adjourned until the oath.
The Court Gazette announces the conferripp of
sundry honors on numerous Indian Officers
1t also announces the appointment of George
umba.
The appointment of Mr. Bowling as United States
Consul for Cork is officially recognized
THE LATEST.
LONDON, ednesday.-The DAILY Ne,os CITY Ar.
ticle says that considerable degree of INDIGESTION
prevailed among spectators Tuesday. In the
morning the Noniteur's announcement of a Con-
gress caused cOnsOls to advance u but subsequent
ly lower prices came from Paris, and a vague ru-
NOR circulated that Austria declined to accept the
r
elgn exchanges and a reaction on the stock ey-
change, consols closing quarter lower than on
Monday. All the markets at the close were com
paratively deserted. Money was in rood demand
in the street, and quiet at the Bank. The supply
was increased and in a few cases the rate is below
the Bank minimum.
The Times City Article says the funds opened
steauiiy on tuesday at improved quotations. but
speculative sales on foreigA account caused reac-
ton, the market closing heavy. A slight increase
IN the demand for money assisted in checking the
buoyancy:. There is much disappointment and
some anxiety as to the delay in the arrival of the
January mail from Australia.
In regard to the projected Congress Geneva
London, BRUSSELS and the Hague have been sue
cessivey mentioned the place at which it will be
held, but the Times believes that AK lie Cbanele
will ultimately be selected
The DAILY Netos says that Sir Z. l.. Bulwer's
speech last night on the Reform bill was thorough
~ successful as an oratorcal effort, but it was not
argument. He denounced all concession to the
working classes subversive of the freedom safety
and power of England
The Herald takes precisely the opposite view of
Bulwer's speech, and says he boldly grappled with
the absurd charge that the Ministers are afraid of
the influence OF the working man, and have not con-
suited his interests.
FRANCE
The Monitear OF the I'D contains the following
"Russia has proposed the assembling of Congress,
WIN view TO prevent the complications to which
the condition of Italy might give RISE and which
will naturally disturb the peace of Europe. The
Congress is proposed to be constituted of plenpo-
tentiaries from France, Austria, England, Prussia
neutral town. The French Government has given
Its assent to the proposal of the Russian Cabinet
but the Cabinetsof London, Vienna and Berlin have
not yet returned an official reply"
This article caused a further rise on the Bourse
OF GA per cent, but subsequently it was rumor-
ed that Austria had refused the proposition of
Congress on Italian affairs, and reaction occurred
the threepe cents. closing dali at 6sf. s5c. for
money, and 65f. for account
The Nord states that in the new European Con-
gress the treaties of 1915 will be taken as the start
ing point for negotiations; that it has been resolv-
ed not to unsettle the territorial arrangements
made in that year.
The Posts Paris correspondent saws there is no
OASIS yet agreed upon for negotiation.
Inc Nontfear OF this morning contains a report
by NJ Deange on the subject of Protestant wor-
snip 50 IN france. Henceforth, in order to increase
the guarantees for the liberty of worship, the au-
thority for opening new Protestant churches,
&C., Will be granted not by projects, but by the
Emperor in his Council of State.
The Globes Paris correspondent saws that Poerio
will be naturalized upon his arrival in Piedmont,
and enter the Parliament at the earliest vacancy.
RUSSIA.
A disagreeable sensation has been produced in
oiheiai circles at ST. Petersburg by the declaration
OF the Committee of the Government of liver re-
speeding emancipation, that the nobility express
the opinion that this reform is to ruin the Russian
mobiles. The committees demand recompense for
ne iahus ceded 10 the peasants, and advise the
6lilty to break oil all communication with them
The document indicates profound sentiment of
bitterness and irritation.
INDIA.
The details of the Bombay news are to the 25th
OF February. They add little of interest to the tel
egraph account.
The Sepoys continued to surrender, and were
generally starving. The amnesty under the latest
instructions from Lord Canning had produced re-
markabe results. 1000 men had surrendered in
Barredly, 1000 in Bodden, and 200 in Shapjehan-
pore, Moraabad and Bgour.
Lord Clyde, it was said, would remain in India
for the remainder of the year.
Precautions have been taken to prevent the re-
return OF the rebels into Dude
Cotton goods were all lower, but stocks were
very hght. Freghts to England were looking up
,,vr,no CoUIhMERCIAL IkTEI.LIGENCE. -,
three days in the Liverpool Cotton Market were 81 900