The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-05
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER AMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
DETAILS OF THE ZURICH TREATY.
The Trip of the Great Eastern Indefi-
nitcly Postponed,

HALIFAX, Nov 3.--The steamer America, from
Liverpool, with advces to the 22d ult, has arrived
here.
The steamers Vanderbilt North America and
City of Baltimore had arrived out.
The departure of the Great Eastern had been
postponed indefinitely. 1t was probable she would
not sail the present year.
Consols 9G@961s. The money market was slight
" more stringent
amplifcation of the Villa Franca agreement.
The rights of the Grand Dukes reserved.
Spain is dissatisfied with the offer made by the
Emperor OF ofMorOcco, and war was considered i'm
minent.
The Sandman Government has issued a decree
for a loan of 100, 0O0,O 600 francs.
The America passed the Asia on the 23d off
kinsale.
The America will be due at Boston on Saturday
morning.
THE ZURICH TREATY.
The Zurich Treaty stipulates that the ratications
shall be exchanged within fifteen days.
The Paris Pays intimates that Naples, Spain,
Portugal and Sweden not likely to be members
of the projected European Congress.
The London Times Post and Herald are averse to
England joining it. The Post, Lord Palmerston's
organ, regards the Italian complication very
serious, and the situation of Napoleon very en-
barrassing 1t also thinks it certain that Romagna
will be attacked by the Papal troops, and that at
the first menace of an armed intervention in the
vestige of Papal rule.
1t was reported at Paris that the Emperor had
refused an audience to deputation from Bologna,
but granted one to deputation from the Duchies.
FRANCE.
The English journals continue to draw attention
to the immense naval armaments building in France,
particularly at Toulon, where twenty-five large
ships were being constructed.
Nothing definite was known to the projected
French expedition against the Chinese.
1t was reported that Marshal valiant had sug
gested to Napoleon the occupation of the Duchies
by French troops to prevent civil war.
Considerable excitement prevailed in Piedmont
account of the conditions of the Zurich
treaty.
1t was reported at Turin that Neapolitan war
ships having been seen off Romagna, Pedmontese
squadron had been ordered into the Adriatic.
There was an unconfirmed rumor of a revolution
ary movement at Palermo, and that one hundred
and fifty rebels had been killed.
ENGLAND.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company's electricians
have commenced at Valentia certain experiments
on the Atlantic cable, with some encouraging
suits.
The Spanish Bishops have been initiating the
French prelates in publishing pastoral letters in de-
fence Of the temporal power of the Pope.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MvRKET.-The market closed
steady with an advancing tendency sales of the week
900 bales including $500 bales taken by spectators
and 5000 bales for eXport-mlddng qualities have ad
vanced I'd, particularly New Orleans and Mobile. The
market generally closed with advancing tendency for
all clean descriptions owing to the scarcity Sales of Fri
day estimated at 5000 bales including 1000 bales for
speculation and export The market closed steady at the
following quotations New Orleans Fair I'D Middling
1915; Mobile Fair X; Middling 7; Upands Fair X
Middng ll16 Stock in port 5l9, 1000 bales, including
372 Coo bales
Manchester advces are unfavorable Markets dull but
prices unaered, though closing with declining tenden
cy for India goods
LIvERpooI BREADsrUFps MARKEr-Rchardson
~, nI1- ,I,,1t, .lJ- ~
2s. per Dbl for American flour. Wheat is dull at 9 Sd
@9 Cd for red and 9s. d.d1ls. for white per Genital
Corn is quiet; yellow 29s Cd G30s.; white 35sG37s
Bigands circular quotes wheat as having advanced Is
since Tuesday.
Pork dull. Bacon also closed dull. Lard is firm.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Sugar closed buoyant
at Cd GGls. advance. Coffee quiet. Rice firm. Rosin
dull and all qualities declined from 4s ID to As. ID.
Spirits Turpentine dull at 35s. Sd. (d35s. Cd.
LONDON MARKETs.-Breadstuffs are very dull. Sugar
firm at an advance of Cd
HAvRE MARKETS qualities of Cotton have consid
erably advanced-fair and middling improving most.
Sales of the week $500 bales Stock in port a. bales
New Orleans tres OrdiRqire II 5f &c
THE LATEST.
LIvERPooL-Saurday Afternoon to-day of 600
bales Cotton including G0 bales for speculation and
port The market closes stea2y with an advancing ten
dency.
BreadstuGs close steady. Provisions close dull.
LONDON, Saturday afternoon.-Consols 951I96. the
market closing dull Bullion in the Bank of England
has decreased $780, 600 sterling The money market is
slightly more stringent but the supply is more abundant
SHIP NEws.-Arrived, from Charestown, Aberdeen, at
Liverpool-saed, Amea-saed for Savanna Paxton
from Fleetwood and Onward from Liverpool.
Great Fire at New OrIeans-Seven Squares of
Buildings ia Ashes-The Flames Unsub-
dued.
New ORLEANS, Nov. 4.-Seven squares of build
ing, from Washington to Ninth streets, in the
fourth district were burnt last night. They were
mostly small buildings, but thickly built together
Another square is in flames as this despatch is sent
off. The tiremen are poweress in their efforts
against the destroyer for want of water.
TSECoND DESPATCH.
New ORLEANS, November 4.-The fire in the
fourth district has destroyed sixty dwellings, in
volvng loss of $3.50 900.
From Denver City
PHILADELPHIA, November 4.-The Denver City
Express has arrived, bringing $50, 900 in gold dust.
The weather had been unusually favorable at the