The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-30
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The European Congress--Italian Affairs, etc.

The European Congress--Italian Affairs, etc.
PORTLAND, Nov. 29.-The steamer Bohemian from
Liverpool, with advices to the 10th inst, arrived
here this evening at $50.
The steamers Europa and Hammonia arrived out
on the 18th, and the Anglo-Saxon on the 10TH
THE EUROPEAN CONGRESS.
No announcement has yet been made regarding
the approaching European Congress letter in
the London Times says: 'We still require TO know
in plain, frank and undplomatic language. what it
as member of the Great Council of Europe. An
English Minister must have something much more
consistent upon the subject of the Duches than the
statement in Count Walewskis circular, before he
would be justified in committing the country to any
part in Congress for the settlement of Italy.
ENGLAND.
splendid new three-decker named the Victoria
was launched at Portsmouth on the 18TH in the
presence of the Queen and Royal family
The Earl DeGray is dead.
The Times, in article on the present state of
affairs, says that there is doubt the feeling of
hostility to England is more bitter in France now
than since 1915, and it charges the French Govern
ment with directly encouraging it.
The enrolment of the thirty thousand men a
naval reserve commences in England on the first of
January.
shp-ofthe-line Princess Royal, at Portsmouth
Over one hundred men were 10 irons
FRANCE.
The lie Pays says an extraordinary credit of 80
900 francs is to be devoted to deray the eXpen
ses of the Chinese expedition.
The house of Nigueri, of Toulouse has failed with
liabilities amounting to eight millions of francs.
Wheat and -four were higher in most of the
French markets.
The French Rentes closed at 70f
ITALY.
Prince Carignan has declined the Regency of
Central Italy, and Chevaer Buoncempagnie has
accepted,
Chevaer Buoncompagni was to enter upon his
functions Immediately.
There were rumOIs of a Ministerial crisis at Tu-
rim on the regency question, but it had been denied
Paris correspondent of the London Herald re-
peats the report that Austria at the last hour pos
ltVely Ieiused to sign the instrument of peace Ca
vignan accepted.
There are six thousand Venetians in the army of
Central Italy.
An address from portion of the Priesthood of
Lomoardy, had been presented to Victor Emanuel,
urging him to repress by law the attempt of those
who proclaim the temporal Tower of the Pope ne
cessary to the welfare of the Church.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET.-Sales for the last two
days 1900 bales including 200 bales for speculation
and export The market closed dull with but little in.
qury and prices weak.
The advces from Machester are favorable The market
closed firm ahd holders were demanding advance.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFF5 MARKET.-The market for
BreadstuS generally with an advancing tendency
and all qualities have slightly advanced, having the ef
feet Of checking business Corn quiet but prices firm
Richardson, Spence Co., quote: Wheat is firm. The
sales have been unimporant holders demanded
vance. Flour closed firm AVERAGE business doing
without quotabe change Sales at full rates.
MeSsrs Wakefield * Nash's circular says: Wheat gen
orally closed with advance of Id ID No quotations
given.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-The market is dull,
but prices generally unchanged. Beef dull Pork
steady Lard quiet at steady prices
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Cofee is quiet and
firm Sugar is duh but steady Rice is firm and prices
steady at As ads. Id Spirits Turpentine is dull.
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING close with an advanc-
ing tendency. Sugars quiet but steady. Coffee is firm
Rice is firm
AMERICAN SEcuRITEsllinois Central Railroad shares
have declined three dollars and are quoted at 4OG42
discount
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