The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-21
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE FULTON.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

I'VE" lORh, Marcn Zu.--ln UnlIeu StaleS steamer
Fulton, from Southampton on the sth inst, has
arrived here.
The steamer Bohemian had arrived out.
The Fulton left Southampton on the morning of
! the Sth inst.
the discussion the question of the annexation of
! Savoy to France, MIR. Fitzgerald expressed the
! hope that Parliament would solemny protest.
! Mr.. Roebuck inveighed bitterly against the EN-
! peror Napoleon, denouncing his breach of trea-
! Ties.
The reported marriage of Piccolomini has been
! denied by the Irish papers.
The Times city article of the 7th says:-Al-
though the discussion of last evening, on the Savoy
| question, created a disagreeabe impression the
| funds opened this morning at fractional i'm
| provement, which has been maintained to the
| close.
The aggregate of Australian gold known to be at
| sea for England is fS30, 900.
AT meeting of the Great Eastern Steamship
Company resolution to raise fl00 900 additional
capital was carried.
American securities closed unaltered
THE Loss OF LIFE BY STEAMER HUNGARIAN.
The agents of the steamer Hungarian give the
following as the number of souls on board that un-
fortunate vessel when she left Liverpool namelv:-
From Liverpool-crew so, cabin passengers 80,
steerage 40; from Queenstown-cabin passengers
Is, steerage 40-total 205.
The names of the cabin passengers fol-
lows:-J Il. Wilson, Mr.. and Mrs. Balmer, Rev
James Stuart Mrs. Woods, Mr.. and Mrs E. Evans,
Allan Cameron, VIM. r. Crosker, j. W. Crocker
Wm. Leslie, Mr. and Mrs Talbot, DR.. and Mrs.
Samaniego Barry, A. b. Cortin, Mr.. Wyatt Mr..
Boultenhouse, Mr.. Boulton, Mrs. De Laus and
child, DR.. Barrett, and G. J. Nash, the officer in
charge of the mails.
oteerage passengers: Hugh NJ Caffrey, Abraham
Iagy, William Cuge, John Richardson, Henry
Richardson, I. Allen, Frederick Child, Mrs. T.
Child, Bell Morrison, Richard Madden, Robert
Martin C.. A Bartlett, George Shank. George NJ.
bennett John DAILY, John Delaney, William Ker-
" rIfrhf MinIoa IL I
Francis Richardson, Miss Ellen Sheeban and Pat
rick M. Guern, and others.
The list of the Hungarian's passengers, as pub
lished in the London Neps gives twenty ythree cabin
and twenty -four steerage passengers, and one hun
dred and two as comprising the crew.
- Mr. Faulkner, the American Minister to
France presented his credentials on the 4th.
The Constitutional publishes article explain
ing the French policy in Italy.
In mentioning the solution proposed in the mes
sage OF Nj. Thouvene the Constitutional saws If
1t is not Sandman solution it is an Italian one
Sardinia will possess in Tuscany an ally who will
aid her to overcome the opposition. Naples and
Rome, in order to constitute Italian nation, wish
the concurrence of all its naonalities and not an
Italian Kingdom, absorbing everything without
considering the essential differences of opposing
interests and the distrust of Europe.
The Times Paris correspondent says there is a
rumor among military men that the soldiers now
on leave are to rejoin their regiments soon as
possible 1t is said the Imperial Guard will not be
exempted.
The Cardinals and Prelates who are members of
the French Senate have presented petitions de-
manding the maintenance of the temporal powers
of the Pope
A correspondent of the Morning Post says that
official telegraphic dispatches had been received at
Paris from all parts of Italy, stating that the En-
peror's speech had not been eceived very favora-
bly,. That the people of Central Italy will confirm
the vote OF annexation to Piedmont is fully be-
lieved by the Government of that country.
The Times correspondent says there has been a
complete stagnation in the mercantile world during
the past week.
VIENNA, March 5.-The official Wiener Zietung
will publish tomorrow the following programme
OF reforms sanctioned by the Emperor.
The Council of the Empire will be augmented by
the nomination of extraordinary councillors select
ed from among persons of known ability, and
by the nomination of thirty-seven councillors cho-
sen from a list to be presented by the Provincial
Diets. The Council of the Empire will examine
the budget, control the laws relating to financial
matters, laws Of general interest projects for the
promotion of Provincial Diets, and all questions
submitted to it for deliberation by the Emperor.
Until the cOnvocation of the Provincial Diets
the Emperor will complete the Council of the En-
pire by appointing persons of great distinction on
the basis of population.
PARIS, March 6.-The Putric asserts that the re-
ply of Sardinia to the last despatch of NJ Thouye-
mel. has arrived at Paris
The King of Sardinia is said to have agreed to
the solution proposed by France in reference to the
Romagna, but as regards the solution of the ques-
S'OH
ror the reply is said to be less satisfactory The
Patrie adds: We are unable to make known the ex-
act reply of Sardinia in reference to the annexation
OF Savoy to France.
TURIN, March 6--The Chevalier Buoncompagni
has resigned the Governor -Generalship of Central
Italy.
NICE, March 4.-On the occasion of the annver
sary of the promul cation of the Sandman Consti
tuition, manifestations were made by the Piedmon-
tese party at the Italian theatre. At the French
theatre demonstration also took place, where the
population OF Nice demanded the odes "Napole-
onne" and Creme Hortense," which were perform
ed amid enthusiastic applause and shouts of "Vive
Plmperatore," t'Vive PAunizzione."
The situation of the country is considered very
critical
MOROCCO.
TErUAN, March 3.-General Exchaoue has COM
menced forward movement but it is not known
in what direction.
INDIA.
BOMBAY, Feb. 1.-Two regiments are under or
ders to embark Immediately for China
COMMERCIAL ADVICES
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.--Sales of the last three
days 900 bales including 5000 bales speculators
The market has been very dull and all qualities have
I'D S9
The advices from Manchester are favorable the market
closing quiet but steady Yarns in exceptional cases,
have slightly declined.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFFs MARKET. Richardson Spence
Co quote: Flour dull prices easier but quota
tions unchanged. Wheat is nuiet but steady red 9s
Cd. G1l0s I'd white los cd Gl2s. Corn has declining
sss Cd prices are '0 10 0o i0"eF' Seii0" SIS dC9
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Beef is quiet hold
D. ee,y "1I eilo" ho usposiloh 10 press sales-
Pork is steady Bacon is quiet but steady Lard is firm
at Cos. .d6ls for choice
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET Sugar is quiet Coffee
is dull Rice is quiet. Spirits Turpentne is steady at
sos Rosn is steady at As. Cd. for common.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-Consos 94xa94I.
HAvRE MARKETS, March THE Cotton market is very
dull and prices droopng-saes of the week 8 600 bales
Imports $4,000 bales Sales past three days 600
bales Stock 225, 900 bales.