The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-02
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

THE POLICY OF GREAT BRITAIN IN THE
AFFAIRS OF THE CONTINENT
| New YORK, May 1.-The steamer Bremen. from
Bremen, has arrived and brings Liverpool adyc 5
| to the 18th, one day later.
In both Houses of Parliament on the 18th, expla-
nations of the British foreign policy were
made, and the London Times congratulates
the country that ga full and frank expana-
ton has been made of our relations with the conti-
mental powers; and that all parties agree
as to the great features Of the question, and as to
| the policy which it behooves Great Britain to
| adopt" The Times also goes to say that what
minor differences of opinion may be evoked by
future discussions, the Explanations of last night
show that all parties in England at least agreed
to take their stand upon the treaties of 1915, and
to require of Austria to keep strictly within the
| limits of those treaties.
Parliament was to be prorogued on the 10TH
Sardinia absolutely refuses to disarm unless ad-
! mitted TO participate in the proposed Congress
She agrees, however, not to call out her reserves or
mobolize her army or remove her troops from their
| purely defensive position.
| The English Ministerial Statement stated that
| the opinion of the Government was that there
should be general disarmament previous to the
meeting of the Congress. 1t was thought that the
point should be submitted to commission in order
that the Congress might have only political subjects
to deal with.
The Times has the following kilograms:
TRIESTE, April 1S.-The Austrian Government
has hired six of the Austrian LLOYD steamers
MARsETLLEs, April lS.-Several letters from Ma.
pies announce that the King being in very suffer-
ing condition, the Royal Princess had been sum-
moned in haste to Caserta.
The Times city article of the 10Th inst. says:-
The funds commenced this morning (Monday) at
decline of q, but owing to the receipt of letter
advices from Paris, there was, subsequently, a
slight improvement. The first quotations of Con-
soils, for money, 9434 @947s, but they left off
at the latter prices At later hour there was ten
dency, to increased firmness, owing to the
French advices which seemed to cor
roborate the impression that the Emperor re-
quires time, the middle of May being men
toned as the earliest period for completed read-
ness. 1t was stated also that immediate an
nouncement expected in the Moniteur to the
effect that every thing has been smoothed for the
meeting of Congress; and the unfulflment of this
anticipation was chief cause of the duness at the
opening of the market.
The LArEsT.-The London Times saws that Russia
is about to contract loan equal to between eight
and nine millions of pounds.
Piedmont and France require some further weeks
of active effort for the full completion of their prep
arations for war.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, April l9--Cotton-Sales of IL 900 bales
during the last two days. including 900 bales specula
tors and for export Market closing dull and buyers
manding reduction
Breadstufs steady. Provisions steady.
Produce-Sugars is steady Coffee is quiet Pot Ashes
closed firm at Bis ROsin is heavy and all qualities have
slightly decined sales As ID and closing As Spirits
Turpentne closed firm and holders demand advance;
LONDON MARKETs.-The Produce and Provision Mar
kets are unchanged
From Washington
WASHINGTON, April 30.-Dr. Forney, Supernten-
dent Of Indian Affairs for Utah, writes to the In
dian Bureau, under date of March 1Sth that he is
in possession of such reliable information as leaves
no doubt of the completely of the Mormons in the
Mountain Meadow massacre, and that few DAYS
after which distributed among the leading
Church dignitaries thirty dollars worth ofproperty.
No at,.l H.
care, and arrangements had been made to restore
them to their friends in Arkansas.
Messrs. Snow and Hutton have been awarded the
contract f making the surveys of the western
boundary of Minnesota
Cornelius 0. Finn has been removed as Post
Master for Detroit, and Henry n. Walker appoint
ed in his place. The Post Office Department had
the case under consideration for some months.
Francis Lousada has been recognised bv the
President as British Consul for Massachusetts and
Rhode Island, to reside at Boston.
Thomas S. Sutter, of New jersey has been ap-
pointed public gardner, vice Mahr, deceased.
Geo. Gideon, Harmon Newell Andrew Lawton
and John Farron, have been appointed chief engi-
neers in the navy.
Obediah B. Curren has been appointed Postmaster
at Ithaca, n. Y.
Mr.. Davidge, the President of the Pacific Mail
Steamship Company, is one of the bidders for the
contract to carry the mails to California and VIM
Chase Barney has put in several propositions for
the same service via Nicaragua and different
there is probability that the service will be per-
formed at a price lower than the amount of post
ages.
The steam frigate Fulton from Paraguay arrived
here at noon to-day. All WELL
The Fulton brought heavy mail. She left Mon
tevideo on the 18th of March, and when three days
out shipped heavy and lost her quarter boats.
The steamer Water Witch, which sailed in company
with the Fulton was considerably damaged in her
upper works in the same storm. The Fulton arrived
at st. Catharines on the 23d of March and met
there the steamship Washington bound to San
francisco. The steamers Fulton and Water Witch,
left Barbados in company on the 23d. Heavy
weather was experienced at Cape Hatteras.
The st. Lawrence sailed for Boston about the
llth OF March. The Sabine to leave Monte
video on the 2lst of March, with Commissioner
Boulin and the rest of the fleet would soon follow.
All the vessels of the expedition to return to
the ports whence they sailed The above intelli-
gence is furnished by Assistant Engineer Burrow
From the Gold IsegiOn-the Overland Express
mRoM;e ,,i8 TO Denver City-Three men hung
LsAvENwoRTH, April pa portion of the To-
eating party dispatched by the Overland Express
Company returned yesterday bringing intelligence
from Denver city to the 9th inst They report the
new route located as every way adapted to the re-
quirements Of travel, the grass, wood, and water
being abundant.
The stages which left here on the 18th inst, were
passed near the head waters of Soomons fork and
were getting along well.
There no diminution of confidence among
the miners. Flattering reports continued to be
received from the mountains The richest pros
poets are found in the vicinity of South Park and
Arrapahoe, but the ground was still frozen and the
snow heavy.
Three men were hung in Denver city on the 9th
inst, for murder, by the Vigilance Committee and
there was great excitement there when inform