The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-23
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
PER STEAMER CITY or BALTIMORE.

Sr. JOHNS, n. F., May 20.-The steamer CITY of
Baltimore, it appears, called at Cork on the 18th,
and'from thence brings Liverpool and London ad
vices of that date, received per telegraph.
These adyces embrace something later from
the seat of war. despatch dated Turin Nav
llth, stated that the Ausrians had ceased their re-
trogade movement and were occupying the river
Sesia in haste.
Count CavOur was to leave on the llth for Genoa
to meet the Emperor Napoleon.
The Emperor sailed from Marseilles on Wednes-
day afternoon. 1t is said he expects to be in Milan
at the head of his troops before the commencement
of June.
The French loan subscriptions exceed so far for
ty million francs.
The Russian brig Triton had accidentally explod-
ed, and it was reported eighty men were either kill
ed wounded.
The French troops in Rome are to be placed on a
footing.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday noon.-Cotton is unchang-
ed and prices weak. Sales to-day of 5000 bales
Breadstuffs are also weak, and provisions dull.
LONDON, Thursday noon.-Consols 9l%@92
The English Parliamentary elections had been al
most concluded. The Ministerial gain was various
y estimated by the English press at from nineteen
to twenty eight members.
NJ de Persigny has been appointed French am
bassader to London.
The Paris Moniteur denies the report that the
French army is about to concentrate on the Rhine
THE LATEST.
tBy telegraph from London to Cork
of last evening says the price of consols improved
one-eighth to one quarter per cent. over Tuesday
The favorable effect had been produced by check
ing the drain of gold to the continent
The other departments of the Stock Exchange
have tendency to improve, and the prices were
generally satisfactory
In the discount market the demand was moder-
ate, although high rates were demanded for long
paper.
At Paris the subscription to the French loan of
twenty millions already exceeds forty millions in
cluding very large number for only ten francs of
annual income All parties connected with the gov
ernment were expected to take part in this new
national demonstration.
At ST. Petersburg exchange was frmer and quo
ted at 331%. powerful feeling was created on the
stock exchange by the announcement that sixteen
more Individuals had ceased to be members of the
establishment.
LONDON, Thursday.-ln the London Times it
is said that the continued suspense between the
hostile forces in Italy excites daily new conjec-
lures.
The condition of Turkey has also been a subject
of comment
The recent rise in Russian produce has been fol-
lowed by considerable reaction. Hemp had fallen
four per cent.
At Mark Lane, Yesterday, Wheat met with slow
sale, at reduction of from six to eight shlings per
quarter.
There was much bueyancy on the Paris Bourse.
owing to the enthusiastic demonstration attending
the Emperor's departure, it being considered as a
security for the maintenance of order at home.
Marshal Canrobert has issued orders of the day to
the troops under his command at Alessandria, con
Guiding in spirited and warlike tone.
A despatch from Rome has been sent to the Pope's
nuncio to leave Florence.
PARIS, May l2.-The Monteur publishes the fol-
lowing despatch:
"RoME, May lO.-According to orders from Wen
the state of siege has been raised at Ancona and
the lighthouse is again lit
VIENNA, May l0.-The Archduke is dead
AUSTRALIA.
The steamer Great Britain had arrived at Liver
pool with Melbourne dates to March lst. The Mel
bourne markets were without Improvement The
mining operations were active
The Austrian steamer Emeu was considerably
overdue at Suez.