The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-25
Arrival of Steamer Ocean Queen.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE.

NEW York, Oct. 24.-By the steamer Ocean
Queen, from Havre via Southampton, we have
dates to the l3th one day later.
The ship Quebec, of New Orleans, was wrecked
on Eddystone lighthouse on the l1th.
Robert Stephenson, the celebrated engineer and
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
Austria refuses to diminish the amount of debt
she claims from Lombardy, and due to her from
Sardinia. France and Sardinia proposed to submit
the point to arbitration.
The demands of Austria are not only resisted by
Sardinia, but do not receive the support of France,
who has proposed to submit the disputed point 10
arbitration. No answer had been received to the
proposal. The French government wishes the arrears
of the pension Monte Napoleon, and all indemnity
for the cost of the late to be included in the
settlement of the debt, which will have to be paid
by Austria and Piedmont.
ITALY.
The news from Italy is unimportant. Numerous
arrests had been made at Parma, and the principal
authors and accompices in the death of Anviti,
were in the hands of justice. The city was tranquil
and the dsarming OF, the populace had been order
ed. 1t was surrounded by Modenese and Tuscan
troops
Gen. Garibaldi had issued proclamation to the
Army of Italy. He says:
"Soldiers-the hour of new struggle approach
es. The enemy is threatening and will perhaps at
tack us before many days over. In addressing
my old companions of Lombardy | am not speaking
to deaf men, and know that it is enough to tell
them that we are going to fight the enemy of Italy
l shall look to see you then form in your ranks"
Dated, Bologna, Oct. 5th.
The Pope was to have an interview with the King
of Naples at Castle Gondolfo, where he will pro-
long his stay on account of the agitation reigning
in Rome. After his departure from Rome demon
stration took place in honor of the Sandman AM
bassador, and crowd of persons, estimated at ten
thousand, left their cards at the Ambassadors resi-
dence. The French Gems d'armes preserved order,
but the effect of the demonstration profound.
The Ambassador was to leave on the 10th, when
another silent demonstration was expected.
FRANCE.
The Emperor was expected at Paris on Wednes-
day night.
EGYPT.
An envoy of the Sultan had arrived at Alexan-
dria, bearing an order to the Vcerov of Egypt to
oppose the continuation of the work on the Suez
Canal. The foreign consus had Immediately as
sembled.
SPAIN.
Letters from Madrid state that the Emperor of
Morocco had ratified the arrangement concerning
the frontier line of Meia, and expressed his readi-
ness to give Spain all the satisfaction she demanded
TURKEY.
Additional discoveries had been made at Constan-
tnople concerning the late conspiracy. Asserted
that incendiary machines had been discovered
which destined to be used in burning the
European part of the town. The Grand ViZier had
rendered his resignation, but it had been refused
1t was evidN MT however, that dissolution of the
ministry was inevitable. The new loan had been
contracted under heavy conditions.
On the occasion of the funeral of the Bey Cf Tu-
mis-, the Moors assaied the Jews, wounding many
mortaly. Some Christians were also wounded. A
minister of the Bey came to the rescue, strk
ing and killing many on the spot, and causing
thirty Musselmen to be arrested. Tranquility wa;
finally restored.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
No Breadsuffs Provision markets have come hand
Breadsuffs at Mark Lane dull and unchanged
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET-Cotto1 is IN good reques
at extreme rates. Sales two days Is 900 bales.
LONDON MARKETs.-Consos 95S to 95T T.
Sugar steady and unchanged. Coffee firm. Tea inac
tive and unalered Rice firm Indigo sales continued
animated, at unchanged rates Spirits Turpentine ass
35s. Cd Pig iron SIS 3d. Lnseed Oil 2Ss. (d2Ss. sd.