The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-25
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LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS,
P er Steamer Europa & Vigo.

I ef oCea III erS = rOpa & Wig o.
CAPTURE OF rEUTAN By THE sPANIARDs.
New York, February 24.-The foreign mails, per
steamer Europa, arrived here this evening, and
shortly thereafter the steamer Vigo from Liver
pool arrived, with the mails of the Sh inst not so
late as the dates by the Europa but yet embracing
many items of interest not heretofore received,
owing to the loss of the mails of that date in the
steamer Hungarian.
There some items of interest not embraced in
the telegraphic despatch of the Europa's advices
THE LATEST PER TELEGRAPH TO QUEENSTOWN
Teutan was stormed and captured on February
End by the Spaniards, after fierce and sangunary
attack and desperate resistance. The loss on both
sides was comparatively immense. One transport,
containing 27 wounded Spanish officers, had ar.
rived at Agesras. The artillery, camels, and all
the camp equipage of the Moorish army had been
taken. The brother Of the Emperor had fed in
previous battle on the 3lst of January. The Moors
commenced fierce attack on the Spanish advance
posts, being repused, and again and again return
ing with increased fury to the attack, and finally
closing with the Spanish batallions and fighting
hand to hand, ndobstinately disputing every foot
of ground until finally defeated.
A letter from Milan says:
We continue to receive affecting news from We
netia. The Austrans have sent off to the fortresses
of Monrovia and the Danube the trains, including
one hundred and eighty persons in chains, arrested
on suspicion of feeling love for their country not
having undergone any form of trial. Fresh ar
rests are being made in all the towns of Venetia.
Every day acts of violence are committed in provo
cation, in order to force the people to resist bv
which to have pretext for exciting Austrian
rage.
PER STEAMER VIGO.
The question of the annexation of SAVOY to
France has boen debated in the British House of
Lords and strong sentiments expressed against it.
Lord Granville said that the government had as
surances that the annexation was not now contem-
plated.
Lord John Russell announced that England had
made four propositions to France and Austria re-
lative to Italy. Neither powers were to interfere
without the consent of the five great powers. The
French troops to be withdrawn Venetia to be left
to Austria and the central Italian States to be left
to again express their desires. France had agreed
to all but the fourth proposition Austria had not
replied, but was objecting to the two last PROPOSE
tons.
Lord John Russell expressed confidence in the
amcable settlement of the Italian question
The Great Eastern steamship company in recon-
of the committee of investigation, have
resolved to borrow $50 900 and get the Great East
ern ready for without DELAY. 1t is estimated
that the cost of preparing her for trip to Ameri-
ca will be ESQ 000
The Emperor of Austria had received portion
of the Hungarian deputation and promised them
satisfaction.
After the end of March all the Cunard steamers
will touch at Queenstown.
Another ti-Puseyite riot, of the most scandal
ous character, had occurred at the Church of St.
Georges, East London, on Sunday evening
NJ. Desambrois had b,e recalled from the Sar-
iinian embassy to Paris, at his own request-on
lit, in consequence of the French claims not only to
Savoy and Nice, but to the whole seaboard of
1t was reported that the Pope is about to ex-com-
nuncate Victor Emanuel.
The correspondent of the London Times has been
'rdered to quit Rome.
1t is stated that France has exnressad diannsi-
ion to withdraw her troops from Rome provided
he Pope consented, and engaged to cali in M 9th
r foreign troops.
The Pope had made another speech, extremely
hostile to France.
The Austrians constructing four new forts
ound Peschera, and are making great military
ministerial crisis expected at Vienna
j. ii. Cohn, of London, in the East India trade
ave suspended, with liabilities amounting to
SO, 900 sterling.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET.-Messrs Wakefield
ash report moderate demand for Cotton at unchanged
ates. Imports 81 500 bales.
Richardson, Spence Co. say lower middling New Or.
cans and Mobiles and qualities of Upland are little
heaper Better grades of New Orleans held firm at ex
reme rates.