The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-30
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Indian.
FURTHER EUROPEAN kDVlCES.
THE ZURICH CONFERENCE AT A DEAD LOCK
THE PARIS FETE.
Manifestations against Austria at Paris.
Commercial News-COttOn very Dull
Breadstuifs Tending Lower.
LATEST NEWS.
THE PARIS FETE.
Manifestations against Austria at Paris.
Commercial NeWs-COttOn very Dull
Breadstuns Tending Lower.

! The steamers Borussia and North Britain had ar
rived out
| At Zurich, on the 13th conference between the
Austrian and French Plenipotentiaries took place,
lasting two hours. cabinet courier arrived from
Paris the same day.
The second Austrian Plenipotentiary, NJ. Mes
enberg, had not eft Zurich for Vienna, as re-
| ported
There was Te Deum performed on the 18th at
| Zurich in honor Of the 'fete Napoleon''-all the
Plenpotentiaries and members of the Federal Coun-
! Gil and other dignitaries were present.
The Paris military fete proved to be very grand
affair. The entree into the city of the troops from
Italy, headed by the Emperor, was quite imposing.
Napoleon had granted full amnesty to all politi-
| cal offenders.
The rumored republican movement in Parma was
! contradicted
The Paris correspondence of the Daily Ne,us, as
| serts that the conference is at "dead lock-
The ministerial journal at Vienna, insists very
| strongly on the stipulations made at Villatranca
| being carried out at Paris
Napoleon has exhibited symptoms of ANNOYANCE
at the conduct of the Court of Vienna, and recent
articles in the Paris journals in praise of Kossuth
| and Garibald are attributed to this feeling. The
! grand military spectacle which had been prohibi-
ted in the Paris theatres out of consideration to
| Austria, has also been permitted to re-appear.
The Plenipotentiaries had no formal sitting
on the 18th and 10th, but engaged in the fes-
! tivities.
| Lord Russell said in the House of Commons, prior
| to the delivery of the Queens speech, that Mr..
! Bruce had been sent to Pekin with view to the
ratification of the treaty with China, and that it
the intention of the Government to require the
Chinese fully to carry out the provisions of the
| treaty.
Lord Palmerston, in reply to question, said it
was the express desire of the Government to en-
courage the formation of rifle artillery corps.
| The nomination of Charles Lennox White as
envoy extraordinary to Central America, and the
rumored cession of territory in Honduras to Great
Britain, had given rise to the impression that the
English Government was seeking to strengthen its
position in that quarter of the world. Sir VIM.
Gore Ouseley about to be recalled.
The arrangements for the cricket match in
America and the selection of picked players have
been finally completed. The English PLAYERS are to
Capt. Pember, of the ship John Fyfe, of New
York, had been arrested at Liverpool for shooting
dead one Of his seamen, named Macarthur.
THE LATEST.
A proposal has been made in behalf of Mr.. Lesser
to charter the Great Eastern for voyage out and
home from Great Britain to America. He offers
100000.
FRANCE.
The triumphal entry into Paris of the army of
Italy the l4th, passed off with great eclat. The
streets were crowded to excess and the decorations
and illuminations in the evening were grand
SCALE The soldiers bearing the standards taken
from the enemy received great ovations. The Empe-
ror is said to have been coldly received in demo-
cratic quarters.
On Sunday evening grand banquet was given
by the Emperor to the principal chiefs of the army
and at the close the Emperor made a speech and
distributed medals to all who were engaged in the
Italian campaign.
On the day of the fete the Emperor pardoned up
wards ofeleven hundred persons sentenced to i'm
prisonment for various crimes.
The Montteur states that the Emperor having de-
cided on retaining, for the present, army of fifty
thousand men in Lombardy, several corps which
had very much distinguished themselves in the
campaign, could not be represented at the entree
OF the troops.
Sille is to be made the headquarters of Grand
Military command, with Marshal of France as
the head.
The accounts from the vineyards is unfavorable
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Sales of Cotton during
the last three days 10000 bales including 1900 bales
spectators and exporters The market closed very dull
and previous quotations were barely maintained. ne-
ror qualities had declined I16; New Orleans Middling
~; Upland mddling 6A.
Manchester advices unfavorable. There but
little inquiry and prices weak.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-The market closed
with declining tendency, and quotations barely
maintained.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Rosin was steady at S.
Sd Sugar closed quiet Coffee closed dull Rice also
dull. Spirits Turpentine steady at 34s Cd
LONDON MONEY AND STOCK MARKET.-Consols 95H "a
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Beefclosed heavy and
holders were pressing the market Pork heavy, and
holders pressing the market All qualities slightly
lower, and quotations nominal Bacon dull and prices
easier but quotations unchanged Lard closed quiet but
steady.
LIVERPOOL, August l7-Noon.-Breadstufrs closed
guiet Flour steady. Wheat dull Western old IS. cd.
d7s. %. White 9s 9d.d9s 3D. Corn is declining. Mix
ed and yellow 5s 6d.G5s l0d. White s(G7s cd.
From Washington
WASHINGTON, August 29.-As several respectable
journals have denied the truth of the statement of
the Washington reporter of the Associated Press,
that the Vincennes and the Marion are included in
the African Squadron, "as arranged by the Secre-
tary of the Navy" it may be proper to say that
Flag Officer lnman, w no succeeds Captain COnOyer
was lately so informed by the Navy Department,
where the names of these two vessels appear in the
same list with the Others which have recently been
| designated for that service, The Vincennes has
been out twenty-five months and the Marion six
teen-not twenty-three and twenty-one, as some of
the newspapers have enormously stated.
The Secretary of the Navy has just issued the
| following general order:
''No order will be given to Medical Officers of the
Navy to render professional aid to any person who
is not attached to the naval service or on board
ship of war. The Department will confde in their
humanity to respond to any appeal .or their assist
ance whenever the requisite aid cannot be obtained
| elsewhere.
can exception may be made in favor of vessels
in distress, when, if necessary to the requi
site medical aid, the authority of the commander
may be interposed."
The Baltimore City Guards
| PHILADELPHIA, August 2S.-The Baltimore City
Guards arrived here last night from New York,
and were escorted to the Franklin House by the
| w asnlngton GreyS.
SECOND DESPATCH.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-The Baltimore Guards
were handsomely entertained by the Washington
! Greys this morning. They visited Girard College,
| the Penitentiary House of Refuge, and Fairmount,
| during the morning, and this afternoon they were
| formally welcomed to Independence Hall by Mayor
| Henry, after which the visitors were conveyed in
Omnibusses to the falls of the Schuylkil and par
took of collation.. They will return home to-
morrow.
Reported Sinking OF the United States Frigate
! Congress.
| PHILADELPHIA, Aug. 29.-A rumor prevailed here
this evening to the effect that the United States
| frigate Congress, which sailed from here on the
! l4th inst, had gone down with all on board. 1t
seems to have originated at the Navy Yard, and it
mpos sibe trace it to any definite reliable
source The rumor has caused much anxiety among
| the friends Of the crew.
Street ARRAY New Orleans
New ORLEANS, August 2S.--Dr. Foster and DR..
Chappin, two of the Charity Hopital Physicians
engaged in a street shooting afray, and the latter
was dangerously wounded. Two pistol balls lodged
in his body. The cause is said to have been pro
! tessiona jealousy.
CITY INTELLIGENCE.
PoLITIcAL According to announcement, elec
tions held yesterday in the 18th and 10Th ward.
for delegates to represent those wards in the Amer
lean Congressional Convention, which meets al
Temperate Temple this evening at o'clock.
The polls of the 18th ward were held at the
corner ofSchroeder and Hollins streets, and the
! proceedings were very quiet. The number of votes