The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-13
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it generally believed that the point named had
been fixed upon.
England consents to the admission of Sardinia,
and it was supposed she would have a seat, but
without vote; and the other Italian States the
same.
In Parliament Lord Mamesbury made some ex-
plantations in regard to Lord Cowley's mission,
and expressed the hope that peace would be main
tanned
Less confidence in preservation of peace was man.
itested at Paris, Vienna and Turin, where warlike
preparations still continued
Count Cavour still continued at Paris and was
having frequent interviews with the Emperor.
The Bourse had been depressed. Three per cents
closed at 6S per 100. The reports of a pending
French loan were supposed to have had some inf1u-
ence in producing the depression.
The great reform debate was progressing nightly
In Parliament. The vote was to have been taken on
the 3lst. The ministers had staked their fate on
the issue, and the liberal journals considered tt cir
The Danubian Conference was expected to as
sembe during the week. Its business would be
disposed of in two sittngs, all the powers interest
ed having agreed to recognize Conzas' election.
The Calcutta Mail of February 25th had been tel
egraphed. The news was unimportant. Imports
were dropping and treights also. Exchange on
London IS. 119d. @2s. 124d.
The advices from Hong Kong are to February
Is. Exchange on London 4s Id Freiphts flat
At Shanghai tea firm. Exchange 6s. Id. q
6s. 3D.
Lord Elgin was preparing expedition to go up
the Perl River.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, March 20-Cotton-Sales last three days
2s00O bales, including 5000 bales to speculaors and
600 bales for export. The market opened firm, but
closed quiet and dull Prices steady.
Manchester advices unfavorabe-market quiet
Yarns steady, but goods in have declined.
Breadstuifs.-The mark has declining tendency
Yellow Corn is Is lower. Richardson & Spence quote
Flour tending lowcrprices easier but quotations
red 5s 9dd9s. 4d white S. I'd l0s Southern los G10s
Cd. per Genital Corn is dul-Yellow 5s. &c. Ass. Id
white Is. I'd. ais Sd
Flour is dull and previous quotations barely main
taned. Sugars steady. Coffee firm. Tea is generally
unchanged. Rice is quiet. Tallow 53 cts. Linseed
oil 29s.
Metals-Pig iron on the Clyde 58s
Provisions The market is dull beefis quiet; pork dull
and quotations nominal. Bacon is also quiet; Cum
berland DOS Lard is dull and quotations nominal Tai
low is quiet at 54s.
Produce.-Rosin is dull at As Cd d4s I'd. Sugar is
steady. Pot ashes steady at sos Naval stores have
declining tendency Coffee is firm Rice steady. Spr-
its turpentne steady at 41sfd41s cd.
LONDON MARKETs-American securities slow of sale
but prices not altered Money market unchanged -
Consols 95Aa95B for money, and 951 for account
HAvRE MARKETS, March 2S.-Cotton closed with ad-
vancng tendency. Prices advanced IT. for the week.
Sales of the week II 900 bales Market firm and active
with large speculative inquiry. Rice-Carona closed
buoyant.
From Washington
WASHINGTON, April 12.-Lord Lyons to-day pre-
sented to the President his credentials as Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipotentiary of
Her Brittanic Majesty. In doing so he gave utter
ance to the most profound feelings of friendship
tertaned by his government for that of the United
States and expressed the hope that the ties of
amity would be drawn still closer. The President
warmly reciprOcated the sentiments announced and
the interview altogether of more than usually
cordial character.
The impression prevails here that Ex-Judge
Barrett of Pennsy ylvania, will be appointed Super
intendant of Public Printing.
Much more business than usual is now being
transacted in the Interior Department, occupying
atfa nf fha i
night.
The receipts at the Patent Office last month, are
stated to be about Sl4 900 over the expenses.
The case of o. Finn, the Postmaster at Detroit,
about which there has been much interest of
late, has been investigated far that it is thought
he will resign.
The Republicans of this city intend firing one
hundred guns tomorrow afternoon in honor of
Jetferson's birthday and of the Republican victo-
ries at the recent State and municipal elections
Ex-Congressman Groesbeck, of Ohio, according
to the representations of his most intimate friends
has been offered, but declined, the appointmen ent of
Commissioner of Patents.
Although the Government has nothing more
than telegraphic accounts concerning the recogni-
tion of the Juarez Government by Mr.. McLane, it
gives full credit to the intelligence and enough
has transpired to warrant the assertion that Senior
Mata will be received as Minister to the Unit ted
States on his return to Washington. At the time
Mr.. McLane went to Mexico Gen. Miramon was
represented to be in full force before Vera Cruz,
and the issue was doubtful. He went thither with
the full understanding that if Miramon was de-
teated at that point to recognize the Liberal
Government, hence the determine tion of his action
in the premises. 1t is understood here that the
reason why Mr.. Forsyth was not sent back to
Mexico as United States Minister that, by his
recognition of the Zuloaga Government he render
ed himself unpopular with the Liberal party, and
hence it was considered that his usefulness would
be impaired.
Hon. John Letcher Democratic Candidate for
Governor Of Virginia is here en- route to resume
the of the Central and Southern portions OF
that State.
The California Overland Mail
ST. Louis, April 1.-THE overland mail with
San Francisco advices of the 18th ut arrived here
last night.
The steamer Uncle Sam had returned to San
Francisco, after landing portion of the 9th In
fantry at the mouth of the Colorado river
Col Hoffman was to commence active operations
against the Mohave Indians about the goth Ct
March.
Business generally was brisk, and the miner:
were doing WELL
The advices from Vancouver's Island and British
Columbia were cheering. The British Government
were making improvements and encouraging imm
grafton.
The reception of the Presidents message al
Guayamas created much excitement, and greatly
enchanced the value of property.
Death of Billy Boyvless-Later from Mexico.
New ORLEANS, April ll.-Billy Bowlegs, the fa
nous Indian Chief, died on the llth ult.
Vera Cruz dates TO the Sth say there was grea
rejoicing there a national salute had been fired anc
military parade in honor of Mr.. McLane's recog-
milton of the JuareZ government.
The Liberals, at last accounts, were surrounding
the capitol with force of $4,000 men, They had
cut off the supply of water and provisions The
garrison numbers 5000 men. Miramon had sent
l,500 men to the capitol from Orizaba The Juare7
forces were still pursuing him.
Senor Mata, the Mexican Minister. who is still in
New Orleans, has received official dispatches con-
tirming the news brought by the steamer Tennes
see. He will return to Wasbi ngton in few days.
Mail Detention
PHILADELPHIA, April l2.-The New York trair
arrived late and did not connect here with the
Southern to-day, consequently the foreign mail:
by the City of Baltimore for the south were ayed
Hartford City Election.
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