The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-11
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has saved the Ministry, as he proclaimed that he
should vote for the second reading of the Govern
ment Reform Bill, well as for Lord John Rus
sells resolution. merely regarding the latter as
instructions for the amendment of the bill in COM
mittee.
The Daily Ne,Os says as party move the interest
in the debate is at end.
The Star says Lord Palmerston has cheated the
country out of liberal reform measure, and com
pletely turned the tables Lord John Russell.
The stock market fuctuated but slightly ON We'd
nesday and Thursday.
The Daily Neros city article saws of FRIDAYS pro-
ceedIngs, that the funds opened at an improve
ment, but on the rumor Of Russian loan, fall
took place. and Consols closed "A per cent be-
low Thursdays prices. The disc runt market was
active, the general rate being equal to the Bank
minimum
Sixty-five thousand pounds sterling bar gold have
been withdrawn from the Bank to buy silver with
on the Continent. A continued decline in exchanges
warrants the belief that further Withdrawals will
take place. The total amount of silver dispatched
to the East during March is million eight hun
dred and five thousand one hundred and sixteen
pounds sterling, and the demand continues
1t is understood that Russian loan will be
brought forward in few days. 1t will be issued
in three per cent stock at sixty-seven per cent,
and will represent cash withdrawal of about eight
million pounds The general impression of it is ia
vorable, if,-which is positively affirmed, the OBJ
lect OF the loan is to promote the restoration of the
Russian currency.
The Times city article says the announcement of
heavy. The demand for discount was quite active
at rates fully equal to the Bank minimum
Private accounts from Paris say that a new Credit
Mobilier Bank is about to be started under the au
spices of Count de Morney with the favor of the En-
peror. This movement at the present juncture is
regarded as an indication on the side of peace.
FRANCE.
1t Is asserted that Prince Napoleon will represent
France at the proposed Congress. The Times Paris
correspondent says that Notwithstanding the war
like sentiments attributed to Prince Napoleon. he
has very recently written to Turin exhortng Count
Cayour to calm the efervescence of the Piedmon-
tese, ana recommending pacific solution instead
of an appeal to According to the new Gazette
OF Russia, the Emperor Napoleon has on several oc-
casions lately recommended Count Cavour not to
excite to war, assuring him that in no case would
France go beyond the limits fher engagement.
1t was reported in Paris that the Emperor of
Austria had made Lord Cowley a Knight of the
| Grand Cross of the order of Leopold
Count Cavour arrived in Paris on the oath.
1t Is stated that 400 900 muskets on an improved
| model are being made for the French army
The Bourse on the 23d and oath was firm and
advanced to 69f 20 cts, but the 25th it was fiat
and the three per cents declined to 69f 80 cts for
money and 6S so cts. for account.
| Toulon journal announces that four steam frip-
ates had received orders to sail for the purpose of
| fetching troops from Algeria. On the other hand
1000 soldiers sailed from Marseilles the 22d TO
reinforce the army in Algeria. ministerial order
| to keep back these reinforcements reached Mar
! settles after they had sailed.
| Count Sismund Krasenk distinguished Polish
| exile is dead. He died in Paris.
| PARIS, Saturday, A. M.-The Moniteur of this
morning announces the appointment of Count Clas-
seoup Laubat as Minister of Algeria and the Colo
nes also, that four regiments of the line intended
| to form part of the African Army, have received
! orders to depart Immediately for Algiers.
| SARDINIA.
| rumor had been current that Count Cavour had
been succeeded as Premier by Mr.. Alfeird, but it
| was not confirmed.
In tha tya fret nicl tofA
crossed to the Piedmontese side of the Ticine, op-
posite Parea for the purpose of exploring the from
| tiers and afterwards returned.
| Turin telegram of the twenty fourth says that
| Count Cayour would leave that evening for Paris
Everything continued tranquil, though it was sta
ted that twelve converts at Genoa had been cleared
of their inmates in order to allow the premises to
be employed for quartering troops in case of need
1t was vaguely reported that the Sardinian Con-
sui had been recalled from Trieste.
GERMANY.
The Grand Duchy of Baden is making warlike
| preparations with the exception of Bavaria Wur
temburg, Hanover, Baden and Electoral Hesse, the
other States of the German confederation, and par.
| tcularly those of the north appear to have deter
mined on waiting for the impulse, which may be
given to them by Prussia, before taking any militia
| ry measures.
SPAIN.
In the Chamber of Deputies a call having beer
made for the production of the paper relative to the
negotiations between the United States and Franc,
ana England, LOT tne acquisition Oi Cu0a DV Amer
ca the Minister OF Foreign Affairs replied that som
| deputies had expressed desire to see the admins
tration of Cuba improved, and the President of thu
| United States expressed the same wish. The opin
ion Of the President was that Spain did not admin
lister Cuba well. and that the United States on ac
count of their higher intelligence had moral dut,
| to fulfil, which was to purchase the Island. Th
| Government could not allow this idea about Cubi
tn remain uncontradicted. All governments hat
abored to improve the condition of that Island ant
the present Cabinet had been constantly occupie,
with measures calculated to give the inhabitants
the Island the share they ought to possess in thei
internal administration, without compromising tn
ties which unite them to the mother country.
The best reply to the representations OF certai
orators Of the United States was the prosperity {
] the Island of Cuba That the question of the acqu
sition of the island was imposing and menacin
could not be denied. Nevertheless the Governmen
declared that it felt all the security which its grea
national resources were calculated to inspire.
had not, however, rendered insult for insult as tina
would probably have aggravated the question
had conducted itself with prudence and dign
ty and had not applied for assistance to any othe
power. If any other foreign power had offered as
sistance, the Government would have felt grateful
but it would not have accepted oft because it di
not think any aid was necessary. As no dipomati
documents existed on the question, which happ
was almost terminated, the Government hope
that NJ. Bada would be satisfied with the explana
tions given and withdraw the notion
Mr. Dodge, American ex-Minister, had left fo
Valencia and Barcelona, and intended aftcrward
to visit Italy. One journal states that at his earn
est request the Queen presented him with portrait
" ~ w w SWITZERLAND.
The Federal Council had increased to four hun
dred francs the export duty on horses leaving tn
Swiss territory. The ordinary duty is only fft,
cents.
At conclave of Cardinals the Pope referred t
the evacuation of his States by foreign troops
and denied that he had said he felt himself sutii
sstance ,as a secular and warlike Prince might hav
done. His Holiness repeated, that it was only t.
avoid conflict which might lead to general con
t1agration, that induced him to demand the with
; drawal of the foreign garrsons.
The Milan Gazette confirms the statement tina
Mr.. Repamonti, editor OF newspaper, had beel
aSsaSsinated in Paris
RUSSIA.
! ST. Petersburg telegram Of the 25th says tha
, the new three per cent. loan of twelve million
sterling had been concluded with the house o
Messrs. Thomson, Leonard Co. at sixty-seven.
AUSTRALIA.
The steamer Oneida with the mails from Mel
bourne to February 7th, and Sydney I'd, arrived
at Suez March 18th. She had f7G,00O sterling il
gold.
Sailing vessels had departed for England betwee,
December oath and the end of January, bearing il
the aggregate nearly 257 900 ounces in gold.
At Melbourne the stocks of imports continued
large. Wool was in active demand. The go
market was dull. Exchange-6O days sight, par.
| AT CYuney exchange was DOuBnJ at one pc
cent. discount and sold at par.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-The Brokers' circu
lar states the sales Of the about n 600 bales
which exporters took Coo and spectators bales
The market had advanced u d. the week owing til
peaceful aspect of political affairs and closed actv
and firm the sales of Friday being 10000 bales The fo
lowing the authorized quotations Orleans fair I'd
do. middng I'D. Mobile fair l1-l6d.; do. middlin
74d; Upland fair 7l6d do. middling 71l6d. TIL
in port estimated at 900 bales of which SOS
600 were American.
, STATE OF TRADE.-The advces from Manchester COZ
tnue favorable, and the market showed an advancin
tendency especially for yarns which were PARTIAL.
higher.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.-The Bread
stufs market generally dull Messrs. Richardson
Spence Co. quote American Flour very dull and diff
cult to SELL quotations viz los 12s 3D. Wheat du
but steady, Western red IS. 9da9s. cd do. white $50
los; Southern white 10s.l0s. Cd. Corn also dull,
rather easier prices but not quotaby lower white Is ID
(G7s. 4d.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-Messrs Bis
land, Athya Co., Richardson Spence Il Co, and Jane
McHenry Co., severally quote Beef firm for the goo
qualities of which 400 tierces sold at 79s d92s u
Pork dull and quotations nominal Bacon dull and
mall Cumberland brand sold at 45s al 45s Cd. Lard du
and inactive, offerings at 2s decline
Taow had slightly advanced Butchers was quoted
54s.(J54s. cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKETING Brokers' an
other Circulars quote Ashes steady 29s Pot
and 31s Cd. for Pearls Sugar steady but quiet Cofe
firm, but business limited, owing supplies RiI
frm-Carolna 2Ss. d926s for good fine grades. Bari
quet-Phadelphia 9s. (l0s.; Baltimore S. Cloversee
nominal. Timothy Seed and wanted-saes at $50
36s Cod Oil f33d34 Seal Oil inactye-no Of in
scarce AMI advancing Rosin dull-common TO good com
mon, As 5d.d4s. Id; good to fine, lbs. Cd 13s Sd
Spirits Turpentne firm with large business at 40s bu
Ais (a41s. Cd demanded at the close. Tea steady
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