The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-28
LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
VOte-Of the Central Italian States almost
unanimous for annexation to Piedmont.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
VOte-Of the Central Italian States almost
unanimous for annexation to Piedmont.
PORTLAND, March 27-The steamer Bohemian,
from Liverpool on the 14th inst, has arrived.
She also brings, via Queenstown, advices to the
18th inst
The steamers Prince Albert, Borussa, Arabia and
Anglo-Saxon had arrived out.
The Bohemian passed the steamer Yigo on the
18th, off Queenstown.
The Liverpool cotton market had a declining
tendency. Breadstuffs closed steady. Provisions
were dull. Consols closed at 947s@95.
ENGLAND.
In the House of Lords on Monday, Lord Taunton
gave notice of an address to the Queen on the sue
ect of commercial treaty, similar to that passed
in the House of Commons. In the latter House
there was a general discussion the Savoy ques-
tion, in the course of which Lords Palmerston and
Russell deprecated further discussion on irritating
questions, and challenged the Opposition to move a
vote of censure.
The next day the affairs of Italy were again dis
cussed, when Lord Russell asserted that the gov
ernment had all along been hostile to the contem-
plated annexation of Savoy to France, and Lord
Palmerston declared that if the great Powers OBJ
jected France would withdraw her pretensions.
The Australian ship Commodore Perry had
reached England safely.
The cotton mill of Messrs. Harane, at Boston,
has been burnt. Loss estimated at f2O, ,OOO
The London Telegraph positively affirms that
England has been requested to join Prussia, in pro-
testing against the proposed annexation of Savoy
to France.
The correspondent of the London Post asserts
that the commander-in-chief of the French-Italian
army has orders to evacuate Italy at twenty four
hours notice. The same authority asserts that the
foreign relations of France are undergoing, silent
ly great changes, and that Austrian influences are
in the ascendant
Advices from Turin say the whole army of Sar-
DINA had been orderdd upon war footing by the
lst of April.
The Central Italian States voted almost unani-
mously for annexation to Piedmont.
NJ Thouvenel had notified Count Cavour that if
the King of Sardinia accepts the annexation of
Tuscany, he must not reckon on the support of
France.
Advices via Queenstown say that Sardinia had
agreed by special treaty to cede Savoy and Nice to
France
AUSTRIA.
1t is reported that Austria has assured Prussia
that, in the Rhine frontiers are ever menaced
she would Immediately unite with her for the pro-
~ VI SPAIN AND MOROCCO.
The latest advices from Morocco represent the
Moors evncing a fierce spirit of resistance and
preparing for a strong defence of Tangier.
CHINA.
Telegraphc advices give China dates to January
30th, but nothing important had transpired.
THE LATEST.
The German Diet, it is reported, are preparing
measures for the formation of a contingent of the
Federal army.
Advices from Tetuan announce an attack upon
the Spanish encampment by the Moors. They were
repulsed with great loss.
The Paris Monitear announces a project for
oaning 40 200 900 francs TO the manufacturers for
the renewal and improvement of machinery.
Advices from Africa state that the gunboat
Sunr ntnrl Ear naTdn thn hnfI
for the southwark.
SHIP NEws.-Arrived out from New Orleans,
Fanny Fern, at Plymouth; Native and Alice Tain
ter, at Queenstown; Coronet, at Plymouth; Eliza
beth, at Liverpool; South Shore and Washington
at Havre; from Mobile, John Dunham at Antwerp
Harvest Queen and Sharon, at Liverpool; from
Charleston, Enterprise, at Liverpool The ship
Caroline from Havre for Newport, was ashore near
Teignmouth, and would probably become a total
wreck
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTroN MARKET-sales of the three days
port closing very dull at partial decline of 16G1 for
inferior qualities.
Manchester advices unfavorable There is but lit
barely maintained.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTuFrs MARKET-Flour dull at 2S0
29s. Wheat is quiet but firm. Red 9s 10d .G)10s ID
white los. 6d.(d12s. Corn is dull at S3s (933s Cd
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-Sugar is steady. Cof-
fee is dull Rice is dull Naval Stores also dull-saes
unmportant.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat is firm at an advance
chiefly on fine qualities Sugar closed buoyant at Cd ad
vance.
THE LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Thursday evening.-Cotton-Sale of the
last two days % bales including 5000 bales specu
laors and for export The market closed steady Bread
stufs closed quiet but prices steady Provisions closed
dull.
LONDON, Thursday.-The Money market has been
slightly more stringent but active.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, March 27.-The Government has
not yet received sufficient information to enable it
to Judge inteligeny of the merits of recent affairs
swering Senator Hale's call upon the President for
information.
The recently published statement that the Gov
ernment will call on Spain for explanations as to
the fitting out of the Miramon steamers at Havana
is not well founded there being official data to
show that Spain is implicated with Miramon, or
which would justify such course on the part of
the Administration, even if there were no other
reasons why such explanations should not be de-
mande d.
Accounts continue to be received from the South
that the army of the Knights of the Golden Circle
is on the eve of leaving for Mexico, but up to the
latest accounts from Vera Cruz no invitation had
been extended to them. An unusually large num-
Der of strangers are in this city, including many
politicians, from various quarters of the Union.
Government bonds to the amount of 100000
issued to day by the Government for the ben
eft of the Wyandotte Indians of Kansas, through
the exertons of Judge Williams of that Territory.
Advices from Ruatan to the llth inst show that
the excitement in regard to the transfer of Ruatan
to Honduras continued unabated. letter from
Vera Cruz to the Picayune states that Gen. Mira
mon, on his way down from the Capital, imposed
forced loan of 100000 on the people of Puebla,
and $4,000 on those of Jalapa and, what is more,
got the money.