The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-07
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE JURA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, March 6.-The steamer Jura has
rived with Liverpool advices of the 18th ult.
The proceedings of the British Parliament have
been uninteresting. The war question is uncbang-
ed and preparations for hostiltes still continue to
be made. Vague and uncontirmed rumors of
new French loan of 100000, 900 Sterling in
circulation.
Later accounts from India say that the campaign
in Dude had closed, and all the forts there had been
destroyed.
THE LATEST
LONDON, Frday.-Austria agrees to send rep
resentatiye to the Paris Conference provided that
England and Prussia will guarantee that the
Italian question shall not be discussed.
The funds closed frmer.
In the House o: Lords last night the state of af
fairs in the 1onan Islands claimed attention. The
Earl of Camaron said that the various documents
which had appeared in the papers were perfectly
authentic.
The Earl of Derby deprecated partial discussion
of the matter at the present time, and his sugges
ton the subject was dropped.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Lever took his
seat for Galway and Mr.. Salomons for Greenwich,
the latter taking the oaths according to the Jew
ish Custom.
Mr. Demcome gave notice that he would move
that the resolution permitting Jews to take seats,
and emitting the words in the oaths, con the true
faith of Christian be made the standing order.
! France The article for which the "La Presst y
received a warning from the Government is of pre-
cisely the same tenor those which it had been
publishing for weeks; and the general supposition
tions of the Austrian Ambassador. The warning
had good effect on the Bourse. The rentes on the
17th advanced nearly ~ but the rises not fully
sustained. The closing quotations were 6S for
money and 67 to SOC. for account
The late disastrous failures at Orleans said to
extend to u ,000, 600 francs.
NJ De Lessurs left Paris on the 18th for Alexan-
dria for the express purpose of commencing the
SueZ Canal
| SARDINIA.-The Paris correspondent of the Times
asserts on trustworthy grounds that the King OF
Sardinia is determined making the attempt to
drive out the Austrians, with the object of con-
stituting for himself a Kingdom strong enough to
resist Austria on the one hand, and France on the
other, if need be; and that it will comprise Venice
and at least Il, 600, 900 subjects.
An absolute certainty is felt at the Court of Tu-
rim that France will help Piedmont againstAustria
and that Russia will be passive if Austria be left
to fight alone, but actively and openly if other
power assist Austria. England and Prussia
| are expected to be neutral.
The above is asserted to be the deliberate plan o
the King of Sardinia and his cabinet, and nothing
but the withdrawal of France will divert him from it
TUnKEY.-The news from the Danuban princi-
palites is considered of serious character; anC
it is feared that complications may arise in tina
quarter which may be more difficult to deal will
than the affairs in Italy.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. RELATIONSHIPS of the last tw
days 20 600 bales. The market is steady and prices firm
| New Orleans middlng I'd.
The Manchester advices favorable.
BreadstuffS.-The market is very dull Richardson
Spence Co. quote market dull and sales unimportant
ProvIsions.-The market is quiet but steady Lard i:
dull but prices are firm, quoted at Cos.
Produce.-Sugar is steady. Coffee is dull. Rice i
quiet. Rosn is dull at As. Cd d4s l0d Spirits Turpen
| tine closed firm at 40d4ls.
LONDON MARKETs.-Sugar is quiet and steady. COTE
is quiet Prices easier, but quotations unchanged.
Consols s5E G95% for money, and 95Hgo5H for &C