The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-03-29

HALIFAX, March 2S.--The steamer Niagara ar
rived here yesterday at noon from Liverpool, with
dates to the 18th instant
The Alps arrived out on the same day.
The Africa passed on the 18th off Tuskar
The steamer Ednburg arrived at Glasgow on
the 18th.
ENGLAND.-The House of Commons has rejected
the Government bill partially abolishng Church
rates by a large majority.
Lord Cowley had left Vienna for London. 1t was
reported that he bears satisfactory propositions
The Neapolitan exies explain their conduct and
say they simply threatened the Captain of the Da-
vid Stewart with law proceedings, if he took them
to America against their consent.
Lord Russell gave notice in Parliament of an
amendment to the reform bill, to the effect that no
adjustment of the franchise will satisfy the House
or the country, which does not provide greater
extension of the right of suffrage in the cities and
boroughs, than the present bill provides.
Mr.. Ailde gave notice of an amendment providing
for voting by ballot.
The Italian exiles being literally provided
for The London Times recommends a public sub
scription in their behalf
Five persons recently arrested in Ireland for their
connection with the Phoenix Club, are being tried
for treason at Pralee They are charged with con-
spring to subvert the constitution of the country
and establishing in Ireland Democratic Republic
with ramihcations in France and America.
The London Times again refers to the defaulting
States of the United States giving resume of their
present positions ''to prevent being deluded by the
constant fourishes of their Governors"
FRANCE.-The latest Paris correspondence is less
pacific in tone. French funds have declined one
per cent.
SARDINIA.-The aspect of affairs in Sardinia ia
still threatening.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday.-Consos fell a quarter vester-
day caused by the depression in Paris and Austrian
exchanges rose to per cent, owing to the re-
newed feeling of distrust.
The Nord distinctly asserts that Napoleon con-
sented to the insertion of the late pacific article in
the Uoniteur to show his moderation, but that if
the present difficulties not diplomaticallv set
tied, and it Austria does not YIELD he will not shrink
from the consequences.
The steamer Indians adyices reached I,iyernonl
on Saturday afternoon.
Arrived from Baltimore, March 7h, ,at Liverpool
ship Glenalcon.
- The Niagara sailed at Z o'clock last evening for
Boston.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, March 16.-Cotton.-Sales of the week
n 200 bales-ncuding l6o 900 bales spectators
1000 bales for export All qualities have slightly ad-
vanced under the influence the last advices from the
United States The advance chiefly on fine qualities
which X higher. Mddng qualities have mpro ed
@d Sales of Friday estimated at 1000 bales, including
1000 bales for speculation and export.
,,cW orleans. s.'''.'............M u led.
niope: .......... ........... .I8d B 16d.
stock in port s57 600 bales including so7 oSo bales
American Cotton.
Some authorities say that the advance was not fully
Manchester advices are favorable-Market generally
closing firm with more doing for the Continent
HAyRE-New Orleans tres Ordndrie loaf Bic 1G4f 9Oc.
All qualities slightly advanced-Market closing quiet
Sales of the week Il, 900 bales.
Breadstuns.-The market has declining tend -ncy.
Messrs. Richardson Spence Co. quote: The market is
very dull but prices generally unchanged Flour
los. l2s. Sd. per Genital Wheat-Reds 5s 9d@9s. I'd
White S. I'd a 0s 3D. Corn mixed and yellow, 6s "a
Sd; White, Is 3da7s 4d. Beef is firm for fair. Super
ior qualities have declined 2s 3d. Pork is dull. Bacon
is quiet. Lard is dull.
Produce.-Sugar is heavy. Coffee is firm Rice is firm
at 21s Cd. Rosin is steady at As Sd 4s. 1Od. Spirits
Turpentine closed firm at ASS.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat is very dull at decline of l
d2d. on English and foreign. White American wheat
3Ss (I42s. Red 34s. 40s - o..
Sugar is dull and prices 3D. lower Rice is quiet and
prices buoyant.
Breadstutfs closed very dull Provisions quiet but
steady. Cotton steady and firm t...- -
Consols 96h steady.
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased f66
The Removal of the Boston POst-OMce.
BosroN, March 2S.-The Merchants Bank Suf.
folk Bank and Merchants Exchange Corporation,
have subscribed $4,000 to bond of indemnity
securing the General Government from loss, if the
Post-o6ice is removed to State street.