The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-14

noPC IHdt peace HOuiu NOT De broken, ana that thu
Congress which would meet at the end of mex
month, would have the result which all Europe de
sired.
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Cowper asked
whether 1T was intended to incur the expense of a
thlrd mail to America in addition to the two mai
services for which sum of fl76,0OO was included
IN the packet estimates before a vote for this pur.
pose could be submitted in Committee of Sup
ply. NF
Mr.. D,lsraeli said that the contract was before
Tue Aulnlralty put 1t was not yet completed. 1t
was not necessary to take additional vote for the
purpose. WV Iva '''o
The remains of John Hunter, the great pbvsiolo
glst, had been re-interred at Westminstar 4 hba,-
with appropriate soemnities 1'
A deputation had waited upon Sir Jobn poI;
ton at the Admiralty on the subject of the HondSS-
ras lnteroceanic Railway. 1t was stated tbat a
substantial contractor had rendered to construct
tne railway Tor T. ,9o0,0OO and, pending its con-
structon, to put through sufficient road for tho
carriage OF the mails, within twelve months from
the present time The great ADVANTAGES Of tha
route were largely dwelt upon.
FRANCE.
PARIS, March I'm. Cavour had an interviav-
yesterday with the Ell peror, and subsaonantIH
with Prince Napoleon. What passes on these oc
caslons is OF course not known to the public bnt
from from the little that transpres it appears that the
Mlnister was most earnest in pleading his cause,
ana IN urging the Emperor, by all the arguments
his ingenuity could suggest to realize tbe homes
tnat were so long held out to Piedmont He ev-
planned once more the dangers of his own position
IN Turin, and the difficulty, if not impossibility of
m any longer keeping in hand the formidable elements
ne mad collected. NJ. Cavour demands that Pied
mont shall be admitted to the Congress ON a. foot
hg OF equality with the other powers
Inc announcement of Congress for the arrange
ment OF the affairs of Italy has not vet produced
any Improvement in the trade of France Conf
aence has been so much shaken during the asttbree
months by the warke articles which have haen
inserted in the Paris papers, and by the constant
n ai,rfa.. g
Lyons and Marseilles. that probably notbnn ~ "
than the official announcement that peace will NOT
De disturbed will induce French merchants and
manufacturers to extend the sphere of their onara
tions. - tnei opera-
The armaments are going ON without relaxation
minute inquiries have been made of the railway
companies as to how many troops they could throw
rnto ledmont In day; and from calculations
Iouhued upon their answers, it is estimated that
c army OF io0 200 men may be sent to Turin
u ""r uays, ana that in five davs more all the me-
cesSory materaeL might be forwarded to the same
uesilhauon: There is a fresh rumor that an army
ol observation, composed in great part of seasoned
the department of the War; ~
Inc Parls Patrae states that Government had de-
cided upon adding fourth battalion to each of the
hundred infantry regiments of the inc. The new
oattallons are to be formed out of the Sd and 9th
companies of the already existing battalions
The Paris Bourse on Saturday the oath w.s d,u
ana droopng, the rentes declining to 6S-7O On Mon
day the 28th the depression was still greater owin
20 20 rnmors and the quotations declined to
on the L5th the Bourse opened at a further
aeclne OF more than quarter, but slight improve
nent subsequently, took place and the 3 per cents
closed at 6S 10 for money and 6S IS for account.
Nv oouilc favour was expected to leave Paris for
Turin direct on the 30th
1t was ascertained that the Confaroooos ro,,oo4
ing the Danubian Principalities wouId reassnmbIo
in Paris in the course of the then arnrrent uraoi
Two slttlngs only were expected to be held all tho
powers having agreed to recognize the double cleo
tion of Couza. eie'
The Paris flour market was firm, and wheat was
without essential change. Wines were quiet. but
steady. Brandies dull 4'' 'N'
The Viceroy of Egypt had rejected the written
applacatlon u OF NJ de Lesseps for permission to com
inehce the work OF the Suez Canal, and NJ linant
the engineer in chief, had rendered his reso-
nation. s
SARDINIA.
iutln letters state that the projected Congress
nad proved a grievous shock to the war marty Or
iers for preparing certain large buildings for the
reception OF troops had been c0untermanded
"A despatch from Count Cavour to the Sandman
ambassador at London, dated March 18th, is pub
lsneu lt is IN reply to question which the Brit
lsh government had asked, ziz: whether Sardinia
would follow the example of Austria and declare in
4 iormal manner that she has no intention of at
.acKlng her powerful neighbor? Count Cavour in
ms reply crltlclses the menacing attitude of Aus
trla and says: So long as our neiphbors rroun
'ound them and against us all the States of ItaIY
winch border on us, and whilst thew can freely
march their troops on the banks of the Po and mn
o the Apennines: so long they can hold Piacen-
"a transformed into fortress of the first ordarl
threatening our frontiers il will he i'm
possible Tor us to remain defenceless in the face of
he provoking and armed attitude of Austria.
AUSTRIA
1t is computed that by the end of March. Ans
lia would have in Lombardy 70 battalions of in
antry; and with artillery, cavalry and enoi.
leers, the army in Italy would be about 22O O0e
trong. 'N'0
The London Daily Ne,os is informed that the con-
htlons on which Austria has assented to Congress
ire OF a most insufficient character '
Letters from Piacenza, announce that batweap
The I'D and 25th of March, 200 Austrians with 5o
saannons l5O barrels of resin and great quantity
't congreve rockets arrived there Tho cburcb
vas converted into floor magazine.
Warl!ke preparations were goinp activelv for
ward in other parts of Italy.
rumor was in circulation in Paris ON the 2stb.
out II mad not been confrmed,) that collision
ad taken place in Lombardy between an Austrian
detachment and some recruits who wished to escana
he service. 1t is said that one man was killed and
several wounded in the melee
GERMANY
1t is officially announced that the Federal Assar
ly has voted supplies for arming the federal fort
esses with the necessary artillery. Prince Frede
lck OF Wurtemburg, is said to have been appointed
:, of the Sth Federal Corps
'Armee.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Inc nalls from Calcutta of February 25th, and
long Kong February 10Th, arrived at Alexandra
n the 2lst of March, ~
There is nothing of nolitiooI in,,,ou..o e.
ndia. e ii"h
AT Calcutta imports were declining, and Man
hester goods were very dull. Produce generally
'as steady but quiet. Freights dull and dropping.
xchange on London 2s.l1sd. @2s.lAd. Money was
aton OF the government financial statement on the
ISL OF February the per cents, which had nre
l6usiy fallen to 10, rose to per cent. discount
Exchange at Madras on 1st March 2s3ld. 10
.lAd. /4V
Lord Elgin had left Canton, and was nrenar;no
ver e"'i
Admiral Seymour was about to return to Emo
lnd ~ Lug
Exchange at Hong Kong had advanced to As. I'd.
Or Bank bills. Freights were fiat.
AT Canton Exports were quiet. Manufactured
rticles in better demand
At Shanghai on 7th February Imports were firm,
nd stocks light. Tea continued firm. and tendin9
pward. Silk also rising Exchange C.. Id S6s
L., closing less firm. Freights to London Ell los
r tea and f3 los for silk
The Government telegram from India states that
anqnlllty continued to prevail throughout Oud
ld tne alsarmlng OF the province progressed rapid
:. Up to the 18th February 37S cannon, and SIS
W arms OF all kinds had been collected while 75O
rts had been entirely leveed. The Begun and
e e Nana were still in the Nepaultera.
The rebels in Central India under Tantia Tonaa
ere reported to be making for Pertabghur
THE VERY LATEST.
-, By Telegraph from, London to LirerDooll
lhe Ddtty Ne'cs city article, of Tuesday evaninp
Us great inactivity prevailed in the Stock Ex
ange but, Notwithstanding the continued decline
the rarls Bourse, the prices of nearly all securi-
Consols left off about u ner cent b;rbor than
sterday.
About $4,000 in bar gold was this dav taken
om the Bank for expectation to the Continent in
yment for silver the import of which continues
an extraordinary active scale.
Since Saturday upwards of f35O,OO0 worth is
own TO nave reached the Thames from Rotter-
m, Antwerp and Hamburg. Notwithstanding
ese large imports, the continental Exchanges this
ernoon presented in several instances a partial
cOvery.
The principal improvement was in bills on Ham,
re- and Belgium.
The Copenhagen, at sea ninety-four days, and the
ater Nymph and Royal Bride, each eiphty-six
Us, have ON freight &236 900 in gold from Mel
urne.
The $4,000 in gold brought by the Australian
n to Suez is expected on Thursday.
lhe Tunes city article says the English funds
enea without alteration and have subsequently,
own steadiness.
The f350,000 consols, purchased on acconrt
the Court of Chancery, having TO-DAY haen na;d
:, the supply OF money was thus rendered abun-
The fall on the Paris Bourse, which has now been
interrupted for several DAYS. would tend in a
Gu greater degree to revive political dstrust, but
a surmse, that many of the sales effected may
in anticipation of an early loan
I Is stated that the capital of the new Credit
oller, in process of cOncocton under the aus
es OF Count de Morney, will be million six
ldred thousand pounds in $4,000 shares of f20