The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-04-06
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NEW YORK
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, April 5.-The steamer New York
from Southampton, with dates to the 22d ult., has
arrived.
Peace Congress, to be held on Italian affairs
was talked Of
| large meeting of workmen had been held in
Hyde Park, London, to oppose the Reform bill.
The Neapotan exiles had arrived at Bristol
The quays were crowded with ten thousand
| persons.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that the Emperor having been informed of the
ultimate resolution of Austria desires to recede by
| diplomatic help from an aggressive attitude
Another letter says that Austria and France ap-
! pear more inclined towards pacific solution. 1t
| Is certain that Austria's force in Lombardv was
! more imposing than was supposed. Vienna cores
pondence says there is no danger of falling off for
| the present.
Paris kilograms say that the five great powers
had agreed to the proposition of holding a Euro
pean Congress- but the bases and extent of the dis
eussions have not been settled. The Hague, Lon
don and Berlin severally mentioned as likely to
be the place for holding the Congress
The Austrian papers warn the people against too
much confidence in the peaceful reports in circula-
ton, and say it is very doubtful whether the pro-
posed peace Congress will be convoked
The export OF arms, gunpowder and sulphur from
Austria into the Italian States is prohibited
The London Morning Herald says that France in
tends to protest against the construction of fortif
cations at Placenza.
mediate evacuation of Rome by the French troops
Advces one week later from Australia had
reached England. The miners there were pros
The Bombay mail of the 25th February had been
telegraphed. The Rohillas had been dispersed by
the English and their forts captured without a blow
Tantia Topee was still at large.
The DAILY Neos says that the last Austrian circu-
lar is said to have been written by Prince Meter
Mich.
In the British House of Commons on Monday
night, Lord John Russell moved an amendment to
the Reform bill. The debate ON the bill was ad-
journed to Tuesday
The Times city article says that the announce
ment that Peace Congress would be held caused
an Improvement in the funds, which would have
not shown any decided evidence of recovery of
confidence.
The steamer Canada arrived out on the 2lst ult
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, March 22-The steamer Canada's adyices
and the pacific caused an advance of I'd on
cotton but regular market has been held since the sail
ing of the Persia. Provisions are dull Sugar is steady
Turpentne is dull at 4Os. .G141s. Rosin is steady.
The London Corn market has advanced Is. Consols
96S G96H.
From Washington
WASHINGTON, April 5.-The Quartermasters De-
public service will admit. In addition to the two
military posts on the route to Utah, three are to
be dispensed with in Texas, and orders have been
issued to stop the purchase of mules, etc.
1huNices received mere from AFRICA, say the Amer
lean squadron is still repeating their monotonous
drudgery up and down that coast for a distance of
five thousand miles The health of the squadron
tolerably good.
The United States sloop ,of-war Dale left Sierra
Leone on the Sth of February for Monrovia, thence
northward to Bathurst Gorce, Cape De Verbs, and
further as the public service may require
The recent order to Immediately fit out the new
steamers is not with especial reference to the events
In Nicaragua. The design is to relieve the vessels
on the Pacific and other squadrOns
The dispatches sent to General Lamar are, it is
represented, of the most positive character. They
instruct him to demand from Nicaragua an apology,
restitution and indemnity, on failure to comply
with which he is to ask for his passport. The Home
squadron will, it is said, be strengthened and the
vessels placed at the disposal of General Lamar to
use them for the defence of American citizens their
property and vested rights. The dispatches to
Tag officers McCluney and Long, commanding re-
spectively the Home and Pacific squadrons are to
obey the orders of General Lamar, and falling to
receive them they to exercise a latitudinous
discretion. The usual diplomatic course has been
pursued in informing the foreign legations of the
intentions OF the Government.
The Philadelphia Fugitive Slave Case
PHILADELPHIA, April 5.-The fugitive slave case
was continued this afternoon and the excitement