The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-27
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ETNA.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE.
Serious Troubles in the Italian Dukedoms.
Serious Troubles in The Italian DukedOms.

BosToN, August 26.-The steamer Etna from
Liverpool, with advices to the 18th, (same as the
America at Halifax arrived here this morning at
an early hour She however sailed at night, on the
18th, twelve hours after the America.
The Zurich Conference had resolved to prolopq
the armistice until the ratification of peace
1t was reported that the foreign Ambassadors at
Paris would refuse to attend the fetes if the colors
taken from the enemy were allowed to be carried in
the procession
The Bank of France gained 67, 500, 900 francs
during the month of July.
The per cents. had declined at the Paris Bourse
to sol. 25c.
vague rumor was in circulation that Prince
Napoleon was to be made sovereign of TUSCANY
The collision between the Austrian and Prussian
soldiers ar Frankfort was of serious character,
but it was believed that no lives were lost
The King of Prussia was not expected to live
much longer
Spain has resolved to increase the Notifications
of Cuba.
The British Parliament was prorogued on the
18th.
C. Lennox Wyke has been appointed by the Brit
ish Government envoy extraordinary to Central
America.
The Atlantic Telegraph shares are quoted at 2O8
The Paris correspondent Of the London papers
says that the Emperor is about to publish pOlit-
cal amnesty, including Changarnier, Louis Blanc
and Led~u Rollin.
The advces from Italy indicate serious troubles
IN the Dukedoms. Secret emssares of the fugitive
Princes were tomenting discOrd, but the people
generally bitterly opposed to the return of the
Dukes, and Farini, the Dictator of Modena threat
ems to level Modena to the ground, sooner than see
the Duke restored by force.
The Queens speech on the propagation of Parlia-
ment says the war in Italy having been concluded
England has been invited to take part in confer
ence OF the great powers, should one be held. But
no sufficient information the subject to admit of
a definite reply had been received. The Queen
Jyprr OF hi, IL,
ing peace. Her Majesty rejoices at the complete
suppression of the Indian rebellion and promises to
give serious attention to the internal Improvement
of India. Her Majesty gladly assented to the bills
providing for naval and military reserves regard
ing permanent national defences as of paramount
Importance.
The Times of Saturday says that securities had
gradually become weaker, and quotes decline in
consols of per cent. The Indian and Russian loans
caused heaviness in the market.
The news from Italy is contradictory. The Liv-
erpool Post gives the following resume: The ru-
mors established yesterday that the Red Republi-
cans had obtained an advantage over the friends of
order in Parma, and that the PiedmOntese had been
driven from that city, confirmed partially, by
the news received from Austrian official sources
The Provisional Government of Tuscany issued
proclamation to the people before the elections took
place. calling upon them to enable, bv their con-
duct, the Emperor Napoleon to do for Italy what
be intends for their good; and it is stated BESIDES
that they have sent special envoy to Berlin, to
OBTAIN the consent of the PTussiap Government to
the removal of the present dynasty. With regard
to the question to who is to take the place of
that dynasty, project has been already mentioned
namely; A marriage between the Grand Duchess
of Parma and the nephew of Victor Emanuel, of
Carignan.
In the Duchy of Modena every indication seems
to be in favor of Piedmont The people were in
crowds TO vote for the dethronement of Frances V.
1t is further stated that the inhabitants of Modena
and Parma have been invited to the monster ban
quet, which is to take place at Piacenza, for the
purpose of coming to understanding upon the
three points-First, the dethronement of former
dynastes second, annexation to Piedmont; and
third, confederation with Tuscany and Romagna
to secure common political and military action.
There is discomfort in Italy and disunion in Ger
many, and the opinion is gaining strength that
there is serious obstacles to the establishment of
the proposed Italian Confederation.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL Aug l3.-Richavdson, Spence & Co. quote:
The weather has been favorable for the crops Flour
quiet at 0sd12s. 3d. Wheat is active and holders de-
mand an advance-saes at 9s d9s Cd for white, and Is
Cd d7s Cd for fed Corn is quiet. Holders offer freely
but show no disposition sales. Mixed Is 7s 3D.
yellow IS. Cd. .d)as I0d.
Provisions.-Beef is quiet and prices have declined
5s cd. Holders were pressing the market. Sales of
repacked at 60165s The government refuses to take
American cured beefn the Bacon steady
Lard is firm at 54G157 cts Rice is heavy at decline of
3D. Rosin is steady at IS. sd.a3s Cd Spirits Tprpen-
tine steady at 34s.
LONDON MARKETs-Breadstuffs steady Sugar uuiet
Prices easier but quotations unchanged Coffee is firm
at an advance of Is.