The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-11
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Arabia.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS UNCHANGED.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS UNCHANGED.

SAcKvILLE, August l0.-The Express of the As
sociated Press has arrived from Halifax with the
advices of the steamer Arabia which arrived there
yesterday afternoon from Liverpool, with dates to
the 3Oth ult
Political affairs in Europe were essentially un-
changed.
Cotton at Liverpool was active, and holders were
demanding advance.
POLITICAL AFFAIRS
The Emperor Napoleon has decided that the
French army and navy shall be restored to the
peace footing with the least possible delay. His
declaration of this intention was generally regard
ed as sincere and pacific.
The Zurich Conference had not yet met.
The English Ministry have announced that they
would not accept the invitation to participate in
European Congress till the result of the Zurich Con-
ference is known.
The debate in the English Parliament indicates the
the intention of the Government to vigorously pro-
secute the works for the national defence.
Advices from Italy were peaceful.
The Sandman Plenipotentiary to the Zurich Con-
ference had reached Paris.
The steamers Vanderbilt, City of Baltimore, and
Bavaria had arrived out
The United States sloop-of-war Plymouth sailed
from Plymouth on Monday for Brest
MARKETS.
The money market was slightly more stringent Con-
soils for money 95, and for account95a.
Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased &26
BreadsufTs dull. Corn had declining tendency.
SECOND DESPATCH.
SACKvILLE, August l0th.-The following en-
braces the principal items of interest in the Ara
bias advices:
Lords Russell and Palmerston had made impor-
tant speeches in Parliament the subject of Euro
pean affairs. They admitted that England acted as
the medium for conveying terms from France to
Austria, but without endorsing them.
The subject of the national defences had been de-
bated, and TIE ministers manifested intention to
have the work vigorously prosecuted
Lord RUSSELL in making his statement relative to
foreign affairs, after reviewing the grounds of the
peace proclaimed by the Emperors of France
and Austria, said that England did not interfere
in the war, he did not think it proper to inter
fere in the peace. The sacrifice of province by
Austria did not effect the state of Europe sufficient
ly to warrant the interference of the neutral pow
ers.
The most important point in the treaty, however,
related to the future of Italy, and the invitation of
the Emperor Napoeonto England toenter into Eu-
ropean Congreswas to consult the actual state of
the affairs of Italy quite irrespective of the terms of
the treaty England had not consented to join this
Congress, and could not until she saw what should
result from the conference at Zurich.
The treaty of Yillafranca did not lay down abso-
utely, an Italian confederation but only that the
Emperors would unite to promote one.
He doubted the feasibility or benefit of the pro-
posed confederation and pointed out various obsa-
cles to the contamination of the project Again,
he said, England must know how it was proposed
to carry out the treaty before joining the Congress-
especially with respect to the restoration of the
Dukes of Tuscany and Modena, England would
not be party to forcing them on the people with
out their free consent.
He believed that the Emperor of Austria desired
that the Italians should have self-government. He
could not now say whether there would be Con-
gress, but he thought it would not become England
now to say that she would withdraw from such an
assembly if there chance of promoting the
liberty OF Italy and establishing the peace OF
Europe.
Mr.. Ten Broeck's American horse 'Starke" won
the Goodwood stakes at the recent race. The Good
wood cup was won by promised Land,' the horse
"Prioress" standing third.
FRANCE.
The Noniteur's announcement ofthe intended dis
armament and reducing the army and navy to the
peace footing caused the Rentes to advance ! per
cent, which, subsequently, was partially lost, clos
ing at 68f. 45c.
1t was said that deputation, with Prince Napo-
leon at their head ,wsud soon reach Vienna to take
the remains of the Duke Reichstact to France.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian Ambassador reached Marseies on
the 9th, en- route for Zurich direct
The Independence Beige saws the Austrian Provin-
cial councils all to be enrolled soon, and to
have complete liberty in their deliberations, and
may make known openly and sincerely to the Empe-
ror the wishes of their populations.
The hrst army, for the present, will be maintained
in Italy on war footing, of two hundred thousan
strong. The other corps will go to their former
cantonments in Galicia and Hungary.
SARDINIA.
The official Piedmontese Gazette says the minis
try have not produced any serious variation in the
policy of Sardinia -.- -.|.E f..|-
There was to be grand illumna ton at Milan on
the arrival of the King. -ea
The Sandman Government of Modena have with
drawn and the government turned over to the mu-
nicipaEty. The people proclaimed the latter dicta-
tors ~ .a ar -.
ITALY.
Italy was quiet, and the accounts more
peaceful.
The result of the deliberations on annexing Tus-
cany to Piedmont had been made known. In l4l
places, including Leghorn and Florence, the vote
stood 800 in the affirmative to Is negative
votes.
The lie Nord denies that any French troops are
to remain in the Dutches .---.
Milan letter says the extreme party are begin
ming to agitate again, and that insurrection in
Venetia is possible.
| The Lnratide RusSe says that Austria and France
may make whatever treaties they please, but in fix
ing the lot of Italy they are bound to ask the
currence of the rest Of Europe.
INDIA. .r..,.E-
The India mails, with advices from Calcutta to
June 18th, Hong Kong, June 4th, and Melbourne
! May 18th, had reached Marseilles. The news was
unimportant. --i.- 14JJ -----4 .-..-.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-Cotton.-S of the week
$1,000 bales including $500 bales to spectators and
5000 bales for export Holders offer inferior qualities
freely but show disposition to press sales Quotations
were barely maintained Sales of Friday estimated a
| 5000 bales, the market closing steady.
| Fair. Middling
! New orleans. ns......................S4d 3l6d
Mobile e,...................... ...zSd zSd.
Stock in port coo bales of which SOY 600 bales
| American
/ The advices from Manchester were favorable Price:
had generally advanced and all the market buoyant
| closing active.
BreadstuGs-The harvest prospects was favorable
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