The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-27
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA,
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
A Royal Conference at Baden--The Annexa.
ton of Savoy Communicative Great

HALIFAX, June 26.-The steamer Europa, from
Liverpool on the 10th inst, arrived here to-day.
The steamer Edinburgh arrived at Liverpool on
the 18th inst, and the Persia arrived at Queens
town on the same day.
There is nothing important by this arrival from
Sicily. The Royal troops continued to leave at the
last accounts.
The proposed Royal Conference would take place
at Baden the day the Europa sailed. The Emperor
Napoleon and the Prince of Prussia had arrived
The several German SOvereigns would join the
Conference.
The annexation of Savoy to France was finally
consummated on the 14th.
The steamer Great Eastern was positively to sail
on the l6h the day the Europa left.
The statement that the Neapolitan squadron had
seized two ships conveying volunteers and arms to
Sicily, still lacks authentic information.
The Neapolitan Envoy to Paris had returned to
Naples without visiting London, under a convic-
tion that it would be useless to do so.
The King of Saxony, Hanover, Bavaria, Wur-
temburg, and other German Provinces had joined
the Baden Conference.
The English Parliamentary proceedings had been
unimportant.
G. P: R. James, the author, is dead.
The Emperor Napoleon had an interview with
the Prince of Prussia the Is tn. The result was
unknown.
The ship Wertumburg, from New Orleans, had
arrived at Genoa with seven feet of water in her
hold.
Consols unchanged.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL June 15-Cotton-sales of the week so 900
bales including 800 bales spectators and 5000 bales
for export. The market closed dull, with a declining
tendency, and all qualities to lower Prices very
irregular. Sales to-day estimated 900 bales ncud
ing 400 bales for speculation and export New Orleans
fair d.; middng 6Sd.; Mobile fair 7kd; middpp
sgd. Uplands fair 7d mddling sgd. Stock in port
1S350Oo bales, including 1,1s7OOO bales American
Manchester advices unavorabe the market closing
dull at low prices but rather steadier.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-New Orleans tres ordinaire
94k Bas sc fir. The market closed with declining ten
dency and quotations barely maintained. Sales Of the
week 4 500 bales Stock in port 267 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-The market gen
orally closed quiet Tuesdays advance The weather
the advance of Tuesday Sales at 2SG3ls Wheat quiet
at Tuesdays advance; red los. Cd 1ls white l2s cd IA
12s 3D. Corn is firm and in good demand. The market
yellow 33s "a 33s. Cd; white 34s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET,-The market closed
quiet, Beef heavy with but little inquiry and prices
weak. Pork is steady. Bacon steady Lard firm at SIS
Cd59s. Tallow is firm. Sugar is steady. Coffee firm
Lower qualities improved slightly Rice is firm with
large speculative inquiry for cargoes aoat All quail
ties have slightly advanced Carolina, 22s extra quail
ity Rosin dull at 4s. 5dG4s 3D. Spirits Turpentine
dull closing at 33s. Cd. American tar, 15s. Cd.
LONDON MARKRTs.-The money market is slightly
easier with less demand Consuls, 93x@93% for ac-
f231 600.
THE LATEST.
LIVER POOL, June 1.-THE sales of Cotton Saturday
are estimated at 1000 bales, including 1000 bales to
spectators and for export The market very dull
with but little inquiry and prices weak. BreadstuHs
closed steady Provisions closed dull and the mark ct
generally unchanged.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June 26.-The business of the Sen
ate to-day, in Executive session, was exclusively
confined to the consideration of treaties, and re-
suited IN the ratification of the extradition treaty
with Switzerland; and those of commerce and
friendship with Bolivia, Venezuela, Honduras and
Nicaragua. In that with Honduras, is a transient
privilege, to which, however, but little Importance
js att nhad nha 1
so that the American military force cannot be
used without the previous assent of the United
States Congress for the protection of the transit
and other purposes There was no marked contest
as TO any OF these treaties, which were ratified
by nearly unanimous vote. Much interest
was expressed relative to the treaty between the
United States and Spain, providing commission
Tor the settlement OF pending claims the part of
both countries. 1t contains clause to pay for the
Armlstead negroes, appropriation for which
purpose has been repeatedly pressed on the con.
sideration of Congress by the President as mat
ter of justice as well movement tendiug to pro-
duce more friendly feeling between the United
States and Spain. 1t is understood that a motion
has been make to strike out this clause but it is not
believed that this prevail, but its reten ii on
may leopard, if not certainly defeat the rati-
hcalon, which requires two third vete In addi
ton, the Mexican and Indian treaties are pending
As to the former there is not much prospect of its
ratification. The Constitution newspaper will to-
morrow hoist the name of Breckenridge and Lane at
the head OF its columns, and publish an earnest ar
ticle sustaining these nominations. The President
to-day nominated to the Senate Judge VIM. F.
Russell as Navy Agent at New York in place of
george N. Sanders, removed. 1t should have been
stated yesterday that Butterfeds Gulf Mail Steam.
ship Line Bill deferred instead of lost for want
OF time to take action, for the bill is on the caen-
dar of both Houses in most favorable position for
passage at the commencement of the next session,
having been recommended unanimously by both the
Post Office Committees, and there appearing no op
| position to 1t among the members.
From California--Add dditIonaI by the Pony
Express.
SPRINGFIELD Mo-, June 25.-The Daily Standard
| has been discontinued The weather has beer
unusually cold, and most of the wheat crop in Napa
Sonora and Butler counties is being affected very
| much by frost. An injunction has been issued
against the Placerville and st. Joseph Telegraph
| Company for using the Morse Instruments The
| amount of funds in the California State Treasury
May 81, was $500, ,273.92. Col. Lander's road expe
| dition has arrived in Honey Lake Valley. Col. l.
with a company of men, intends to proceed immedi
ately to the seat of
| SAN Francisco Markets June Am increase,
amount of goods has been going forward country
Jobbers stocks moving actively, and they evnce
| inclination to buy from first hands. The anxiety o
holders to sell ahead of the demand has caused DECLINE
in prices with the increase of business continuance
of the present liberal requirements of the country
may cause slight reaction, but the demand is likely
fall of than otherwise The quotations for Candles ar
1SglS4 cts Rio Coffee l7K cts. Goldfish 5A cts Macke
rel S275 Provisions are inactive. Clear Pork s1eG
9.5O Mess Pork SIG. Bacon-Hams 136ll4 cts; ShouI
ders 11K cts. Butter 25@26 cts. Lard 12ai4 cts
| Crushed Sugar IL cts Whiskey AN cts.
Admiralty Decision.
New ORLEANS, June 25.-The United States Cir
cult Court to-day decided that the Mexican Steam
| ers General Miramon and the Marquis of Habana
recently seized by the United States sloop-of-wa
Saratoga, near Vera Cruz, are not lawful prizes t.
| the United States.
THE ToRNADo.-The Iowa City Reporter has tn,
| following summary of the great storm:
Hardin county.-Killed, Z; wounded, 27; house