The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-31

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE NATIONAL ASSEMBLY OF TUSCANY DE-
CLARED AGAINST THE RESTORATION OF THE
MISREPRESENTATION OF CARDINAL ANTONELLI.
ST. JOINS, Aug. 3O.-The steamer Jason, from
Galway, with dates to Saturday the Goth, arrived
here this afternoon.
The news is not important. Nothing further had
transpired in reference to the Zurich Conference.
The Empress Eugenie was said to be encietne.
The National Assembly of Tuscany had declared
that the dynasty must not be recalled. The Mode
National Assembly was also taking strong
grounds for national liberty. a.
NJ. Found had accepted the dictatorship of Par
ma.
The work on the Notifications at K@nigsberg,
which was suspended on the announcement of
peace, has been vigorously resumed.
Cardinal Antonelli, had resigned the Presi-
dency of the Council of Rome.
The Calcutta mail of the 10th of July, had ar
rived The King of Dude had been released.
Five thousand European troops at Calcutta had
accepted their discharge.
The King of Prussia had rallied at last accounts,
and it was expected he would lnger on for some
time.
Cardinal Antonelli in resigning the Presidency
Of the Council, does not resign the position of Sec
retary of State.
The Zurich Conference, according to latest ac-
counts, was doing nothing.
The steamship Great Eastern would leave on the
Sd of September on her trial trip.
Political affairs in England were quiet. Mr. Cob
den had received grand demonstration from his
Rockdale constituents.
The amnesty extended by the Emperor of France
had created surprise, but gave general satisfaction
Louis Blanc had refused to accept it.
TIE LATEST
LONDON, Saturday. y-Noon.-The Austrian Pleni-
potentiary announced at the Zurich Banquet that
he had strong hopes of the early success of the Con
ference
The Tuscan Assembly received with great enthu-
siasm the proposition to Danish forever the House
of Hapsburg and Lorraine.
Doubtful rumors were received from Paris that
Generals Canrobert and Neil had not been confirm
ed as Senators.
The Paris Bourse on Friday closed firm.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET.-Sales of the week 81 600
bales including $500 bales to speeulaor and 200 bales
for export. All qualities have slightly declined. Fair
and Mildling have declined most say I'D, and in fair
qualities and sandy descriptions, still The market
closed dull Friday with sales of bales including
900 bales for speculation and export Fair Orleans Sd
Middng I'd Mobile fair I'D Middling 6 z; Upands
fair7s; Middling l3-l6d.
Stock in port 6j7 900 bales of which 5s7 GOO bales
American.
Manchester advices are unfavorable, and previous
quotations barely maintained
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.--Richardson
Spence Co. quote The harvest prospects have been
favorable Flour is quiet at 1Os.Gi2s. Sd. Wheat is
firm and all qualities Of French have slightly advanced;
Western red Is Cd d9s. ID; white 9s d9s Cd. Corn has
declining tendency holders offer freely but show
disposition to press sales mixed and yellow 5s Cd a.
5s. Cd. white 7s.(d7s Cd
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-Pork is heavy and
holders pressing the market Quotations are nom
ina Beef is heavy for inferior qualities. Holders
pressing sales Bacon is heavy at decline Of Is 2s-
Lard is heavy at decline of SIS.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET Coffee is quiet. Rice is
dull. Spirits Turpentine closedS steady at 34s Cd
Taow is slow of sale but prices unalteed Bark is
dull. Linseed Oil closed quiet but steady.
LONDON MARKETs.-Breadstufs closed steady Sugar
is dull at decline of Cd. mddling and lower grades
chiefly. Rice steady.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-The market for Ame lean Sc
curtIes generally closed unchanged.
MONEY MAREEr-The money market is slightly
easier-Consols 95hG95S for money and account
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday-NOon.-Cotto closes dull sales
to-day estimated at 1000 bales. Breadstus close quiet
Wheat is firm Provisions generally close very dull.