The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-22
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, June 2l-The Steamer Asia arrived
here this morning from Liverpool, which port she
lett on the 9th instant.
The steamer Fulton arrived out on the eth.
Nothing definite was known relative to the dura-
ton ofthe armistice at Palermo, or the progress
of the negotiations. The despatch reporting the
signing of the capiuation comes via Genoa, but it
needs confirmation.
Garibadi had constituted a ministry and ap-
pointed a Governor of Palermo
Considerable reinforcementS for Garibaldi's army
with arms, ammunition, etc., had landed in Sicily
Attention was directed in the British House of
Commons to President Buchanan's message on the
slave trade Lord Russell pointed out the Difficult
ties in regard to the effort to suppress the traffic.
and said that England had proposed to the United
States joint action to suppress the
1t is reported that France, on the completion of
the annexation of Savoy, will demand recOgni-
tion by Europe.
There are rumors of large Russian and French
loans about being negotiated.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL June 9-Cotton.-Sales of the week 4S 600
bales including 500 bales to spectators and 5000 bales
for export All qualities have slightly declined Mid
ding and l)wer qualities Nd Prices very Irregular
Sales Friday 600 bales including 400 for export and
speculation. The market closed very dull New
Orleans fair middng 6k; Mobiles fair ~; Midding
Cd; Upland fair I'D Mddling Cd Stock in port 800
600 bales, including l,l54 900 bales American
Manchester advices are favorable with an improved
inquiry.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET.-The market is quiet hut
prices irregular. New Orleans ordindire 94Gr
bales.
R F d, has adv saG Prices
g32s Wheat generally closed with an advancing ten
dency. Prices lG2d. higher. Red lis Sd 1Ss.; white
llsdl2s Cd Corn very dull and prices have declined
Cd. Glls. yellow 33s. GI34s.; white 34s
ProvisOns.-Beef is dull Prices easier but unchanged
Pork is dull but prices steady Bacon is steady Lard
steady and there is more doing Sales at 57s.G59s.
Produce-Sugar is heavy. Quotations barely
maintained Coffee is steady. Rice firm; Carolina 24s,
Rosin steady Sales at As 5d.@4s. Cd Spirits Turpen-
tine 34s. Sd .(dl34s. Cd
MONEY MARKEr;-consols closed 93% @saA for as,
count, ex-dvidend.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON June 2l.-The amount estimated
by the Secretary Of the Treasury for the service
during the next fiscal year was forty-six millions
two hundred and seventy nine thousand dollars,
and the additional estimates by the other Depart
ments were eighteen millions two hundred and
twenty-three thousand five hundred and eighty-two
making total of SG4, ,502, ,476. The COmmtte on
Ways and Means have reduced the total of these
estimates 81 ,233, 900. The amount appropriated
the bills reported was S45 ,4Sl 900, and as they
passed the House, $40, ,S13, 900. The amount on the
bills as they passed the Senate was S49, ,5S6 s2S
and the amount as they passed both Houses S45,-
545,0OO.-ln addition, the Lighthouse bill ap-
proprates nearly S637 900; and the amount esti-
mated for private bills is 81 COO 900. The perma-
nent appropriations amount to IS, 173000 making
in all, total of S55, 1853 ,000 The Senate were
in executive session several hours to-day They
disposed of nearly all the long standing
business on the calendar, which consisted
OF about forty nominations for appointments
10 the army and navy, OF postmasters, collectors,
surveyors OF the customs and other offices. The
Mexican and Central American treaties were not
considered. The nomination of Mr. Churchill of
Texas, as Minister to Guatemala, has not vet been
reported from the Committee on Foreign Relations
The appropriation by Congress of SIC, 900 for
the survey of the Chriqui sthmug and to ascertain
generally the advantages proposed in the contract
with the Navy Department, is considered a great
gain to the Chiriqui Improvement Company as it
saves them the expense of survey, identifies the
Government with the enterprise establishes its
value, and is triumph over all opposition
From Denver Cify--Postmaster Fowler Re-
ported at Pixies Peak.
ST. JOSEPH, June 2l.-Advices from Denver
city to the 9th instant have been received tits stated
that Mr.. Fowler, the detauting New York Post
master, is reported to have been identified at Pixies
Peak. The express from Denver, with advices to
the l4th, also arrived to-day, bringing IS 800 in
gold; The news from the Arkansas mines is ia
v0rable. man from these estimates there will be
S3,OOO,OOO taken from the California gulch this
season. One man had taken out in one dav sixty
ounces. Others give very unfavorabe reperts and
say that but few claims will pay well. large
number of the citizens of Denver are going to the
California Gulch. 1t is nine miles long and from
one to three hundred feet wide. Three small
gulches running into it promise to be as rich as the
main gulch. They are all free from snow and
frost. town has been laid out in a beautiful val
ley at the mouth of California Gulch, called Jea-
hoe, which is rapidly filling with trading houses
etc.
Sinking Of the q. $. Steamer NyalIker--sup-
posed Loss of Life.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2l.-A despatch from Cape
Island, New York, states that the IT, s. Revenue
steamer Walker, run into this morning at 3
O'Clock by an unknown schooner off Asecom. -
The steamer sunk in thirty minutes. The captain
and other officers and forty of the CT ew took to the
boats. About twenty are missing.
The Richmond Convention
RICHMOND, June 2l.-The Convention of Sece.
ding Delegates from the Charleston Democratic
Convention met here to- day persuant to adjourn.
ment, but there not being quorum present the
Convention adjourned over till tomorrow.
Death of the Hon. VIM Schwartze.
WASHINGTON, June 2l.-Hon. Wm Schwartze
member of Congress from Pennsylvania, died here
last night.