The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-01-20
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

INTERESTING ADyICES FROM EUROPE
THREATENED DIFFICULTY BETWEEN
FRANCE AND AUSTRIA-PANIC IN THE
MONEY MARKETS.
New YORK, Jan. l9.-The steamer City of w Wash-
ington, with Liverpool dates to the 9TH inst, ar
rived here this morning,
Italian affairs were more threatening.
Later but important advices from India have
been received. The amnesty working slowly
but well.
At the New Years levee of the Emperor Napo-
leon. he made menacing remark to the Austrian
minister which attracted great attention and pro-
duced considerable sensation. The Emperors words
were as follows;
81 regret that our relations with your Govern
ment are not so good as they were, but request
YOU to tell the Emperor my personal feelings for
him have not changed
The emphatic tone of the Emperor, and the ami
mated gesture with which he accompanied his re-
mark attracted the attention of the assembled di-
ploplatc corps.
The Bourse was closed till the 3rd, but on the
opening on Monday quite panic prevailed, the de-
cline in the funds being fully one per cent. On the
4th the Bourse continued depressed and again the
funds were rather lower.
The London Exchange sympathised with the Par
is Bourse, and the decline at time nearly :!
per cent.
The money market also closed fat at Vienna,
where also a panic prevailed under a rumor that
Austria would send troops to Belgrade.
Italy is still in unsettled state particularly
Lombardy. The news from all parts is pregnant
with alarm, and the steps which have been taken
in Lombardy are almost tantamount to state of
siege.
The Spanish Ministry have declared that Spain
will never sell the island of Cuba, and have protes
ted against the insulting hypothesis to the country
implied in the Presidents Message.
Count Olozaga introduced motion supporting
this Ministerial declaration, and it unanimous
ly approved.
Spain has obtained full satisfaction from Mexico
for the Tampco affair.
There were rumors of the discovery of formida-
BILE conspiracy at Curacao. Numerous arrests had
been made.
All was quiet at Servia
The Bombay mail of December 9th had reached
England, but the news unmportant. large
army of rebels had been defea ted by the Comman-
der-in-Chief. The amnesty slowly but surely
thinning the ranks of the rebels giving promise of
an early peace.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS yesterday morn
ing opened at the closing prices of Thursday, and
showed some tendency towards Improvement but
the quotations from Paris checked the feeling, and
the market closed heavy. Money is active
The Times leading article saws: Continental ex-
ctement respecting the Italian question has reach
ed crisis, and unless etlcacous means of preven-
ton be adopted, collision will occur between Sar-
dlnia and Austria. The French Government have
allured the Italians to invoke its assistance, and
Austria does not recognize the French as an Italian
power. Hence the bad feeling between them.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Jan. 5-Cotten-sales last days IL 900
bales including 400 bales for export and speculation
The market closed dull but steady Some circulars say
quotations are barely maintained and prices 11Od
lower Manchester advices favorable the market
closed with an advancing tendency and active.
Breadstufs are firm. Wheat and Corn have slightly
advanced.
Provisions dull. Lard is firm.
M9NEy hARKEr-Consols s67s@s6k for account,