The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-26
LATEST NEWS.
KILOGRAMS.
Arrival of Steamer Circassian
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,

lhhtt JAYS LAlth FhUM EUhUPE,
ST. JOHNS, November A.-The steamer Circas-
sian arrived at St. Johns on Wednesday night,
from Liverpool, bound to New York. bringing
dates to the 18th inst.
The steamer North Briton's advces reached Liv-
erpool on the 18th.
FRANCE AND ITALY.
The treaties between France, Austria and Sar-
dina were signed on the 10th inst, and the Pleni-
potentiaries were to leave on the 18th.
Austria, it was said, had consented to take one
hundred and two millions of francs from France, in
stead of one hundred and four millions as originally
demanded.
The Wonitew says that France and Austria have
agreed to promote the assembling of Congress OF
nations.
Sir G. Lewis, at the Lord Mayors banquet said
that no formal proposition had been made to Eng
land for Congress, but when received the Minis
tiers will deliberate to its acceptance, on the
understanding that the Italians are not to be
coerced.
The Constitutional exhorts the Italians to moder-
alton and patience.
Tuscany has followed the example of the other
States of Central Italy, and has conferred the Re-
gency on Prince Carrignan. The King of Sardinia
under the pressure from France, has refu ed to
grant the Prince permission to accept the Re
gency.
Two war steamers and four gun boats have left
England for China.
The Bank of France has lost nearly nineteen
millions francs in specie, during the past month.
The Bourse was firm at 70f. 15c.
The affairs of Spain and Morocco were unchanged.
1t was reported that the Sultan had empowered his
brother to accept the demands of Spain.
Calcutta mails to October Sth, and Hong Kong
dates to September 2Sth, had reached England.
The ratification of the American treaty had pro
duced no change in commercial affairs with China.
The American Minister, Mr.. Ward, after return
ing from Pekin had gone to Japan. The Russians
bad large naval force at Jeddo, and it was feared
that trouble would arise, owing to the murder OF
three Russians by the japanese.
LATEST.
The Paris Jfoniteur has an article regretting the
action Of the Italians relative to the Regency of
Prince Carrignan.
The Moors commencing to attack Ceritta.
ENGLAND
The Prince of Wales eighteenth birth day was
celebrated on the 9th inst He is now fully quail
fed by age to ascend the throne in case of vacau-
The statement that Dr. Smethurst will be par
doned of murder and tried for bigamy is contra
dicted.
Sir Lewis in the banquet speech made no illusion
to the trouble with America on the San Juan
question.
FRANCE.
The Nonifeur publishes circular issued by Count
Waewski to the French Diplomatic agents, ex-
planning the advantages of the Zurich treaty stat
ing that France will not have to advance the
amount of debt due by Piedmont to Austria, but
will cooperate with Piedmont in making the stip-
ulated payments.
France has demanded from Sardinia sixty million
francs for war expenses. The circular further states
that the government has received assurances that
the Pope Is only waiting for opportune moment
to make public certain reforms by which the gov
eminent of the clergy will be replaced by govern,
ment generally composed of the laity, including an
assembly elected by the people.
The Paris Pdtrie is assured that the King of Sar-
DINA, in reply to Napoleon, expresses confidence in
the svmpathies of the Emperor in favor of the Ita
ian cause. He declares that he will leave to the
decision of the Congress about to assemble all mat
tiers relating to the reorganization of Italy.
AUSTRIA.
1t is reported that the Council of Europe is being
transformed into Senate, which will control the
administration of the finances.
AFRICA,
The British steamer Spithead has captured
SLAYER with five hundred slaves on board.
LATEST BY TELEGRAPH.
The London Ne,os of Saturday says there wa
more trmness on Friday at the Stock Exchange
in consequence of the definite signature of thu
Treaty of Peace. The decline Of the previous day
was recovered, and the supply of money in com
! mercial circles rather more liberal
The Ne,os has despatch from Paris, dated OF
Friday night, stating that the report that the Kin!
| of Sardinia had refused to consent to the accept
ance of the Regency of Central Italy, rendered t.
the Prince of Cavignan, is false All that is know
is that France has formally counselled Sardinia t.
refuse. The Kings answer is not ascertained.
The nine hours movement in London is ended
! The building trades having carefully considered
their position have determined to withdraw from
the strike.
The Times has an article showing the prevalen
feeling in France the question of war will
England. Its chief authority for the opinion stateC
is respectable French review published in London
1t is stated that in France the prospect of wal
with England is necessarily discussed in high place
OF power, In public offices, in the army, the navy