The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-30
EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL BY THE AFRyrA

ADDITIONAL BY THE AFRICA.
1t is asserted that the movement of troops in
France had assumed such proportions that thew
could no longer be denied; an attempt was. howey
er, to be made to prove that they meant nothing.
The Journal de Cherboarg announces that orders
had been received there to prepare nine punboatz
for active service without delay They are intend
ed for the Adriatic.
La France Ceatrale is permitted to announce tina t
posed as follows:
The Emperor, Commander in Chief; Gen. Canro-
BERT Major General; Gen. Neil, General de Service;
zen. Debeuf, Commander of Artillery; Gen. de
MartinpreZ, Chief of the Staff.
The Conference the Danubian Prncipalities
held its second sitting the 18th inst The repre-
sentatlves of Austria and the Porte in the reading
OF the protocol of the first sitting, demanded GER
tain notifications, by reason of which third meet
ing would take place.
Another despatch on the subject says that the
Conference had recognized the election of Couza
reseryng, however, all questions respecting ma
The monthly returns of the Bank of France show
decrease in the cash hand of l3 900 900 francs
and an increase in the advances of II $50 900
francs.
The ukase for the proposed Russian loan of el2
OOO,OOO had reached London and the subscrip tion
lists were expected to be opened in a few days The
price had not been paid, but 6S1a 50 was expect
ed to be asked.
The London Times remarks that the prudence of
the English public will soon be tested Even if
Europe were in perfectly settled condition, the
terms contemplated would seem to offer no narti
cuar temptatIon; but with the strong conviction on
every mind that, before the lapse of another wear
war may be witnessed that will, more or less.
involve all the leading Powers, it is difficult to ad
NIT the idea of such loan being loated
Advlces from st. Petersburg anticipate early
opening of navigation.
Madame Bosio, the celebrated singer, died at ST
Petersburg on the 18th of April.
late telegram reports that the ice had broken
up between Cronstadt and Orancebaum, and that
the navigation would probably be open in about
eight days
The Brighton Eraminer says: "The following
communication, addressed to us some days ago. Is
vouched for by the and address of the gentle
man who sent it: "A duel was fought on the Downs
near Brighton, yesterday morning, between Young
American gentleman (for the past year resident in
Brighton) and Russian officer lately attach. in
the Legation at Washington. The result NAV inter
est one or two of your readers who were present
when the challenge-sent by the former, was pro
yoked. After one Intellectual fire, he was shot in
the pistol hand when the seconds interfered and an
explanation, before refused was rendered by the
opposite party and admitted"
Mr.. Reed, late American minister to China, had
arrived in London.
-, Queen Victoria held her first drawing-room for
the season on the l4th. The presentation in the
diplomatic circle included :'By Mrs Dallas-Mrs
Burgwyn, lady of North Carolina"
Lord Sbattesbury in a letter to the Times, gives
an account OF the operations of the Neapotan Ex-
already lett, and arrangements are in progress for
the departure of nearly all the others. He points
out what yet remains to be done for those enfeebled
by long years of imprisonment and speaks in the
highest terms of the whole body
An internal machine, supposed to be designed to
assasslnate the newly elected Hospodar of Walla-
CHA, Couza had been discovered, and seven persons
arrested, supposed to be implicated in the plot.
The advlces in relation to the Suez canal are ia
vorable. The public functionaries are ordered to
assist. NJ. Lesseps, Governor of Suez, has been
deposed
The attack on Saigon, Cochin China, took place
Feb II, and was perfectly successful Nine forts
strongly armed, were cannonaded and stormed-
The French loss small, but the enemy sustained
heavy loss.
The letters by the last mail from India and China
add nothing to the accounts already published
The export of teas to the United States showed a
decrease of S07 900 pounds from the last year.
AT Annoy the trade was stopped, by the report
II, that body of rebels had attacked Hong Kong
The report required confirmation.
LATEST.
From the Daily Ne,os City Article Fridoy ereningl
LONDON, April l6.-Under the influence of the
considerable fall which took place yesterday in the
French rentes transactions took place in Consos at
fall OF fully n per cent. This depression however
proved merely temporary. Buyers came forward
and the hope is still cung to that the pending ne
EQUATIONS VIII not prove fruitle5s. The closing
quotations OF Consos were the best of the day. and
Is per cent. above those of yesterday.
The demand for money continues good, but there
is no advance in the terms.
A parcel of "a, 900 in gold was Withdrawn from
the bank to-day for expectation.
AT Vienna yesterday, a recovery of about Il per
cent took place in the per cent. Mesalliques
ST. PETERsBURG:-The Exchange on London has
fallen to 344@35d.
Transactions have taken place in the limited
States per cent. Bonds at 9415
From the Times City Artic'e
The English funds opened heavily at a further re-
action of 4 per cent, but the impression then
seemed to gain ground that the Emperor Napoleon
desires further delay, and that consequently the in
terval required by the English Cabinet before ma
KING their promised statement, may suffice to ena-
Die some new promises of an adjustment to be pre-
pared and agreed to; hence before the close the
market assumed a steadier tone
In the Discount market, money continues in good
demand at the Bank minimum.
In the Foreign Exchanges, this afternoon, there
was slight reaction from the recent unfayorable
movement in Austrian rates. Other places were
about the same as last post
The accounts from st. Petersburg. to-day, indi-
cate that the success of the New Loan is deemed
very probematical, the quotation of exchange hav-
ing experienced a further decline
The Colonial Produce Markets during the week
have not experienced any important alteration.
The Tea market has been frmer, a considerable
business having been done in the recent arrivals
Common Congou cannot be obtained under Is. 215d.
per ID.
The Railway ira fic returns of the United King
dom for the week ending April 0, show an increase
OF f34 ,l5O, as compared with the same period of
last year.
A special correspondent at Paris of the DAILY
Mees says that the result OF the second meeting of
the Paris Conference is that five Powers, England,
France, Russia, Prussia and Sardinia recognize
the double election of Prince Couza
Austria and Turkey hold aloof. 1t is thought
that at the recommendation of England and the
other Powers, Turkey will in the end recognize the
Prince. So also will Austria, in case there is no
war, but Austria will make of this recognition
as concession in the General Congress.
Ro.I.n ArrI IL
from st. Petersburg announces thatin consequence
of victory gained by General Wrangel, 900 Cir
cassians had come into the Russian camp at Weden,
and the Circassians continued to come in.
The Paris correspondent of the Times, writing on
Thursday, describes the aspect of affairs as so SOM
bre as to justify the renunca tion of all hope of
peace. Five thousand more troops have arrived at
Marseilles from Algeria.
The Post, in leading article saws it is possible
the storm cloud may pass away, but it can con-
ceive nothing to encourage such hope in the spirit
in which Austria has treated this isquestion.
AT pow street poIiee Court yesterday the case of
brought forward. He had been charged with
forgery, Kept In prison several weeks, and then
discharged In consequence of the non-appearance of
the prosecutor. The magistrate said the statement,
so far, went to show that Mr.. David was charged
with forging his own name. gentleman's char
acter might be seriously affected by such proceed
ings, and the Extraditon act used to infict great
hardships 1t was not in the magistrates power to
afford him redress.
The Times assumes, matter of course, that
the people of Rechdale will return Mr.. Cobden
and both applauds their choice and thinks them
honored in securing such Representatives The
Times devotes leading article to Mr.. Cobden's ca
reer as public man, and gives full report of the
speech of Mr.. Bright at Rechdae this week.
The Journal du Va contradicts the announcement
of the death of NJ. Alexis de Tocqueville, which ap
peared in the London Times. He is represented to
be lying extremely low in the Isles d'Hieras
A cargo of Scandinavian Mormons, 800 in num-
Der, had arrived in England en- route to Salt Lake
City.
Sir Samuel Cunard has offered to undertake the
weekly packet service from Cork to New York for
f25O trip. The Galway line for a semi-monthly
service gets e., 900 trip.
[From the Times Gig Article,) april HAL
The SENSE OF THE Stock ExcHANaE,-The gen.
eral impression seems to be that the real asn-
ger of Europe increases in proportion to the
magnitude of each new effort to luil her into secu