The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-02
ARRIVAL OF The CITY OF BALTIMORE.

The screw steamship City of Baltimore Can't
Leltch, which sailed from Liverpool at about 10 20
on the morning of the 18th of February arrived 81
New ork aquarter to three o'clock yesterdav
morning. 'u"y
The steamship Europa arrived at LivernooI or
$50 7. NJ. on the 14th PO0i "'
Ihe Cunard screw steamship Jura which was tn
nave sailed from Liverpool on the 18th of Febru
afy, simultaneously with the Canada, only pro-
ceeded short distance down the Mersey when sba
came to anchor. owing to the hazy state of the
weather As she was lying in the stream ON the
nght OF the 18th, she was run into by the steamer
WINDSOR, from Dublin, and had her bowsprit. fir
ure head and cutwater carried away rendering r
necessary for her to go into dock for repairs Her
cargo was not damaged and it was supnosed sba
would be again ready for sea on or about the 10Th
of February. '-'' -''n
GREAT BRITAIN.
II IN tne House of Lords on the 18th February, the
Earl OF Malmesbury, in reply to Lord Wood6onsa
sau ne would lay before the house the recent cor
responaence with the United States government
respecting the right of search He thouoht Enc
land land had exercised wise discretion in giving m
that right, and he believed that code of instruc
Fca 4fons "n,ch m had been agreed to by England and
france; and had been submitted to the United
states Tor approval, would be found to work salts
iaGntorily IN repressing the slave trade.
The Earl OF Clarendon said the right of search
was a neIllgerent right, and could not be properly
exercised in time of peace. He trusted that the
new code OF instructions would prove satisfactory
out unless they were adopted by all the Great mari
time Powers, there would always be disputes and
inGuns M enlehce-
te; laIi 3l Derny believed that the code of in
structlons which had been submitted to the United
"oGu prevent ruture complications.
AFTER lew words from the Earl of Aberdeen
LORD Brougham and the Earl of Carlise, the subject
dropped. " '""Je|'
On the 18th in the House of Lords the Earl of
~ stated that it was not the intention
OF government in the of the present session
to introduce any measure for relieving the sbinn;nm
interest from paying tolls Pp'n6
Mr.. Disraeli, in reply to Lord G. Pagat ototod
that government would not grant uncondit;o~ai
guarantees either to the Atlantic telepranb or IN
any other subn,or;no tolarnaL aPn vi 10
The navy estimates of the wear had baon ,,rh
lished. They show that the additional amomnt ro
quired for reconstruction purposes will he md
million sterling. Much less than was generally an
tcipated. The sum granted for the nav IaSt -
was fS S5l OIL and for tbo ,nn4 Nv @ n"' i"S' year
needed is 9SI3 ISL. cal 'ie amount
FRANCE
The war panic appears to be dvinr ont Th
Paris correspondents of the FnrIisb nres. H. Iit
tie that is today upon the subiect Tbo 80
respondent of lie Nord saws that All {be voI
by ENGLAND To induce Fronoa "a a. , I enoi u haoe
upon common ground for negotiations nm tbn Snh
Ject of Italy have failed.
The French budget of expenses for the prasant
year shows an increase of 30 500 OnO PresEnC Tt
increase in the is estimated at 43 600 O10
francs.
The Paris correspondent of tho 7 orJo,, on
says that from Vincennes Metz and nTnrv o'"oI
in France puns and storas ,roro -, ~ -
the Mediterranean and Lon '' 'Ne nioFe LOT
The Paris corresnondent Of +bo to.,5 y
Ne,es says the Emperor was maxine nrenarationS
of a nature to indicate that he ntnnd 70 80 .i
field in person, and that it is certain he burns With
the ambition TO command on 60 ;.e iS u.hS WIN
fare. III "0'u"l war
The French ministers at Tanb,,rc. o,,d p.-,-
fort had had an ntervew with th ''iiu ! dph n
was reported that they were sent by him to report
as to the state Of public feeling in Germany
The London Heralds Paris correspondent con-
tnued to write very warlike letters In his last La
states that an impression prevailed that before thc
expiration of two months bnetitios iii - s
out. e''>
The Paris BOurse on the 18th and lltb u,as coro
paratively steady, but on the 18th tbe market yrn
fiat and depressed and the three Der cents closed
at 67f. I5c. for money and eff zoe for account
being decline during the dav Of ahort e.
eighths per cent.
Information from all parts of France shows that
trade had relapsed into complete stapnation with
out any symptom of Improvement Sudden heavy
failures had produced uneasiness and in some rra,;
utacuring districts general distrust prevailed. NJ.
Border, banker, had been declared bonkrmnt at
Orleans. F ~
The Paris flour market was dull, but wheat was
steady. The provincial corn markets were gener-
ally firm The wine market was firm, Rsond;a,
quiet
inc 22d OF February was thought to be the dav
fixed for the meeting of the Conferences to az
cuss the point raised by the double election If
Coonei Couza, as Hospodar of the Danubian Prin-
clpalties.
AUSTRIA.
Inc Oesterre1sche Correspondent contains an of.
hcla article in which it admitted that the sneecb
made by the Emperor Napoleon at the opening of
the legislative Assembly, is calculated to dssi-
been entertained in Europe, more particularly iii
Is @ followed Py cessation of ornaments which have
mates that Austria is quite willing to take as bnsis
for diplomatic discussions on her temporary occu-
patton OF Central ltalv, whatever NAV be agreed on
between the two Western Powers and has no
doubt that matters will thus be brought to sue
cessiul result
1t was generally believed that the bids in London
for the six million Austrian loan were only between
II 900, 900 and 81 500, 600
The negotiation between England and Austria
relative to the construction of an electric teegrapb
from Ragusa to Alexandria had terminated salts
1actorlly. Austria having undertaken to Law a ca
pie containing three electric wires between Ragusa,
Corfu, Zante Gambia and Alexandria, England
guaranteeing one-haf of six per cent. interest on
the estimated outlay half million sterling. The
"orA Is 10 De completed within eighteen months.
SARDINIA.
Inc farls correspondent of the London Globe
states as settled affair, that the King of Sardinia
will marry Maria, daughter of the Grand Duchess
Maria of Russia.
The King of Sardinia had conferred upon the
Prince Imperial of France the Order of the Annon-
clado.
NAPLES
ro.od lllgate otr"mpoIl, with the am
on tba IA nf Enbpno ou BOARD was at Cadlz
ferrno the nrsonnrsy 70 'or Tue purpose OF trans
linS tiie PRISONERS 10 spanish vessel bound to
Amazon bad ognod a oi the English steamer
80 ~ Tu TJ HneIee a' Saalz TO convey all the
declined 'AO iieo Vi rye put MS oHer was
The Hareditorr ,,,,n5 D.o,
daughter of tbe Kinr Of Tnsoor ia VI tuscany
uaus n'er Vi Ihe hlhg oil tuscany, died at Naples.
LATER FROM Rio DE JAxERo.-By an arrival ..
New York we have dates from Rio de .Janeiro to
Tba Io,rnoJ a. T'si 80 nan auNtIes via England.
defnitiva traatv hntoa ti'aI On Jan. "a,
nnhIic and Az ho,sti ~ CO. @1i; Sile ollehta ne
the three contrsctn oors bn,,,,I H'lohIWnieh
make in the nrel;minorv Corant; 81 tt % ~ ~
lS2S-was stoned at Rio do Jonn;ro Tb Pi "oS 80
tertiaries were Sr Paranhos and tho ViSa,,tpd
Uruguay on the part of Rraz;I hon IniS + do w Io
Pena on the part of the Argentine Confadarotion
and Don Andre Lomos on fba nant ~ ~ O;ti
Republic of Ururnav Tb p"ii p"' y, sie ~ ieHtai
portant document have no, vat tsiS u Ln.' .H
supposed to guarantee the intont;t IS ~ ~ S "
tine Territory and consolon,is .. tne Al
restoration NJ Ruonos L." ~ Er tne
if necessary hy Coroo of - ~ ane Sonleutl ~ atinh,
treaty v.s o;cg,od G. D " e. Is s0oh as 'he
board of the Rra1iian no too,e @ aot al k ana on
was nIaced at his d;snoti h ~ a, f uense "rioh
,rnment. p''1''o" ~ '"e inperi"i "oN-
, The Coffee market continued dull; the sales on
he 18th January hardly reached 5000 bags and
he expectations from the lst to the 18th were but
~ ,422 bags.
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