The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-19


New YORK, March 1S.-The steamer Weser from
Bremen via Cork, with dates from the latter port
to the 5th, arrived here this afternoon.
The Weser passed the ship David Stuart go ing
into Queenstown.
The news by this arrival is more warke. There
less confidence in the success of Lord Cowley's
mission to Vienna. The Paris and Vienna journals
and letters from these cities were quite bellger-
ent.
The proceedings of Parliament had been unim-
portant. Mr.. Fitzgerald said that the Government
had been notified of the termination of the Stadt
dues next August.
There rumors of union with the Liberals
under Palmerston and Russell, in opposition to the
Government reform bill.
Lord Henry Lennox had resigned his office as
of the Lords of the Treasury, and there are re-
ports ofother pending secessions from other Cabinet
The Paris Constitutional has announced the with
drawa of the French from Rome, but the Jfoniteur
pronounces the statement premature.
There were rumors of flying visit of Count
Cavour to Paris.
1t was reported that Austria had made counter
proposals to Lord Cowley, and supported in the
same by Prussia
The French government organs were getting
more beligerent in their expressions, but the war
like preparations at Marsees had slightly re-
laXed. The Paris Bourse continued very sensitive,
and there had been considerable fuctuation. The
per cents closed on the Sd at CT for 45c. and 67
for SOC.
The Emperor of Austria is said to have become
determinedly warlike and much embittered against
France. The Vienna journals had also assumed
more warlike tone.
Lord Cowley continued at Vienna, but was to have
left on the 9th for England
Military preparations continued to be made in
Italy.
The Bombay mail of February 9th had been tele-
graphed.
The rebellion in Dude had been formally de-
clared at an end. The British troops had entered
to thn 10 euho
tion
The advices from China are four days later, but
unimportant.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday ing.-Notwithstanding
the suspense in regard to the question of peace or
war, the Stock markets yesterday were firm, Con-
soils advancing Is to 3-l6. The discount market
also active. Consols to-day opened and closed
at 9534 @957s, both for money and account.
FROM PARIs.-On the budget being called up for
discussion on Wednesday in committee, it was de-
clared by majority of ten to four that they could
not examine peace budget in the presence of the
warlike demonstrations on all sises; and that war
budget would be required. They conside ed it
ridiculous to consider the proposed figures, when
the expenses already incurred considerably exceed
ed the amounts demanded. They therefore resolved
to await explanations from the Governments and
although the minority proposed amendment,
they forthwith rejected it and persisted in their or
ginal vote.
A Marsees despatch says that Russia has sixty
thousand troops on the Pruth, and has augmented
her army in Georgia.
PARIS, Saturday evening.-A pacific article in
the Woaiteur is causing great excitement on the
Bourse, and there is an advance of q in the rentes
closing firm.
GALWAY, Saturday night.-The steamer Pacific
sailed this evening.
LONDON, Saturday evening.-Viscount Hardinge,
the Under Secretary of War; has resigned
The Paris Moniteur denies the reported angry
conversation between Prince Napoleon and Count
Persigny. The Stock markets have been decidedly
tirmer in consequence of the official note in the
W0niteur.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, March 25.-Cotton-The sales of the
week foot 900 bales including 500 bales to
ulators and 500 bales for export. All qualities have
slightly advanced. The Brokers' Circular says the
is fully %, whilst others say it is l6d4. The
sales of Friday u 600 bales including 900 spec
ulaon and export. Market irm-New Orleans fair TX
land fair 3l6d; middng sgd Stock in port 359, 600
bales, including 306 900 bales American Cotton.
Manchester advices favorable. Market firm and
closing with an advancing tendency.
New Orleans tres ordinaire at Havre 103 fr.
Breadstufs.The market is dull but prices steady and
unchanged. There have been sales of moment.
Provisions.-The market is dull. Beef is quiet but
steady Pork is dull at decline of Is. Bacon is quiet.
Lard is dull but nominally unchanged.
Produce.-Coffee is quiet but prices steady Rice is
firm, Carolina cd a 23s Rosin is dull, prices easier
but quotations unchanged-sales at As cd a5s Spirits
Turpentine closed firm and all qualities have slightly ad
vanced-sales at AS.
MONEY MARKET.-LoNDoN, March 5-Amercan Secu-
rites generally unchanged. Consos 95%.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon.-Cotton is steady
sales to-day of 10000 bales including bales spec
ulation and export.