The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-03-31

of her territory for the North-AtIantic TELEGRAPH
via Greenland, etc.
Some OF the English journals getting fierce
with Napoleon on the Savoy question, which will
be settled by treaty between France and Sardinia
before the Savoyards are consulted
FRANCE.
switzerland has sent protest against the annex
. 1t was reported that French troops were under
orders for Chambery.
8 The Paris BOurse closed dull-Rentes 6sfr
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says the order for the French army in Lombardy to
De ready to march has been countermanded.
The same correspondent says that an angry auto
, graph letter from the Emperor Napoleon had
reached Victor Emmanuel. The Emperor invites
the King not to accept Tuscany in his own name
lie may name Prince of his own house for Pms
cany' but is debarred from occupying the Romag-
ma, which may be governed by Vicar acceptable
to the Pope.
} The London Herald states the position of the
Savoy question thus: Sardinia is about to cede
Savoy and Nice bv treaty to France. France will
then consult the people as to whether thev choose
annexation to France or a separate independeney
Ii they select the latter, then Savoy will he consti
tuted an independent State. If the former the
result Will be communicated to the Great Powers
In case OF serious disapprOval and oppostion on
the part of the European States, which, however
Is not anticipated, then France would probably
consent to the establishment of SAVOY as an inde
pendent State. But 1t is positive that France will
never consent, under any circumstances to the re-
tention of what called the French slopes of the
Alps by Sardinia, enlarged as she will be to n
power inferior only to Prussia.
ITALY.
The iul returns of the recent voting in Italy are
| overwhelming in favor of annexation to Sardinia
Inc vote In Tuscany was 366, 900 in favor of an
nexatlon, to l5, 900 in favor of separate kingdom
| No steps towards consummatng the measure have
| yet been TAKEN
lnsurrection in Naples is considered as imminent
| AS the Sandman Government had declared in
advance its acceptance of the result of the voting in
| Central Italy, rumor current that the Pied
montese troops would forthwith enter TUSCANY.
| Another rumor was to the effect that Prince
lambert, the eldest of the King of Sardinia
would be proposed for the crown of TUSCANY
INDIA.
| Calcutta dispatches have reached England in six
| days.
The American ship Lady Suffolk from LIVERPOOL
for Calcutta, had been abandoned at sea. The crew
were saved.
Calcutta despatch of the 10th of March simply
announcing the burning of the ship Red Gauntlet
reached London on the 10th. Telepraphic commu |
nication between Alexandria and Kurrachee was
perfect
Calcutta advices report further advance in
freights and large increase in the export duty on
Saltpetre.
MOROCCO.
Madrid telegram states that on the 18th of
March Moorish messenger delivered letter for
Marshal o'Donnell, from the Emperor, protesting |
desire Tor peace.
THE VERY LATEST.
second warning, which Immediately precedes |
after certain interval a bull of communication
against Victor Emmanuel will be issued
TWO regiments of Dragons, quartered at Lyons
have received marching orders They are to nro
eeed to Chambery, the capitol of Savoy.
regiment of CuraSseurs had left Turin to he
ready to enter Tuscany, and proceed to Florence
as soon as the King of Sardinia accepts the proer
ed annexation.
Other troops have left. To hA ready "a mt Rn-
magma. General Fanti has just organized the
army with four corps.
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET-Saes of the week 60 600
bales including $500 bales specuators and l3 OOO
tendency for Uplands but closed firm and at steady
prices. Sales of Friday estimated at s 900 bales
New Orleans fair Nd; middng SID Mobiles fair
I'd; mlddling 6Bd. Upands fair I'd; mddling 64d.
Stock in port s0l,6Co bales, including 675O 900 bales
American.
Manchester advces are favorable
HAvRE CoTTON MARKET-New Orleans tres ordinaire
1O5fr; bas 9s. Sales of the week 5000 bales Stock
2l1 900 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKEr.-The market
closed steady. Wheat generally closed with advanc
ing tendency, and all qualities have slightly advanced
Richardson, Spence Co. quote-Flour quiet and prices
steady Wheat at firm at an advance of1d Corn dull.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION. MARKET Provisions closed dull
Pork is heavy. Lard is dull, and all qualities have
slightly declined-sales at SIS d60s Cd
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar is firm at an ad.
for inferior qualities of 3D. to Cd Rosn heavy at
slight decline. Spirits Turpentine dull.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat generally has an advancing
tendency. Sugar generally closes buoyant at an ad
vance of Cd Rice is firm, and prices partially advanced
slightly.
MONEY MARKET.-The money market is slightly more
active. Conso close at 94%. Bullion in the Bank of
England has increased ESQ 600.
American Securities closed generally unchanged
THE LATEST !
LIVERPOOL. Saturday.-Sales of Cotton to-day estma
ted at 1000 bales. The market closed quiet,
Breadstuffs also close quiet, but prices firm. {
Provisions quiet. ,
LONDON, Saturday.-Consols closed to day at 94X :
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
QUEENSTOWN, March I.-Arrived, ship Brandywne
LIvEnPoOL, saturday-Arrived, ship War Spirit, from
New Orleans Mary Richards, from Savannah; and Me-
tropos, from Charleston ;
From California--Furtherb by the Overland
Mail and Telegraph.
MELoYs STATION, March 29-The overland mail
with San Francisco advces of the 9th instant and
dates of the 10th, arrived here this
afternoon.
SAN Francisco, March 9.-There have been no 7
arrivals since the last despatch.
Business in first hands was light this week With t
the country there was more doing by jobbers
the demand was not sustained at the close The I
stock will be down very close by both the city
and country trade before taking new supplies in /
the hope of lowering the views of holders and I
spectators.
The effect is the market has become inactive and
it difficult to say which way the scale will turn
In crushed sugar there transactions, but the
market is stronger and buyers offer IA cts without
finding sellers. A retiring manager of the Refining S
Company controls their stock, which moves lighter
than expected, and all the eastern is held by
two operators, joint action by these parties will
push the market to Whatever point the u
lion will stand, and Is to l6 is likely to be the
rule. The transactions this week in adamantine "
candles 900 boxes at 10 cts, the market clo il
ng heavy.
out the tendency for all kinds is downward Lack -
awana is quoted at SIG; West Hartlv 500 Coffee n
S dull and unchanged. Dry goods dull. Fruit b
and dried apples heavy, no good lots offering. Tin
md glass slow at the last quotations. In Fl
metals nothing doing. Molasses and syrup high. r
y Nas unsaleable at 3@334c. Naval stores low and a
ieclining For tar, pitch, and rosin oils the mar r.
let is quiet. w
pork there have been no sales but Inferior at t,
auction, at which the market was sustained n
3acon-no sales; prices firm Butter-sales in lots b
IT 575 packages by auction, at l0@l4%c; GOO
Cape Horn and Isthmus butter 20625c Lard is :,
request, without further advance. Rice inactive. Ii
u Cuba and Muscevado, 9@l1%c.; h
rushed lac. offered Spirits turpentine is nomi- :;
,al at zoe. Wines were unchanged. So So
There had been increase of fully fifty per cent -
n the foreign invoices entered at the Custom 10
House, since Jan. l, over last year. ~
The Senate had passed bill appropriating $780, a.
100 to the company constructing the first line of ~
telegraph from California to the Mississippi and al
$40 900 to the second line. Another route was re- IN
erred to a select committee The indications of SC
Is passage were fair. III
A vein of coal had been discovered within two
niles of the town of Sonora. which it thought Ii
would prove extensive. The quality closely re- je
embed camel coal b
The Senate has a special agent out urvevipg the s.
inquire into the practicability of annexing the
" ashoe gold and silver region to California. ! Il
There was proposition to substitute the llSth d
or the l20th meridian the boundary line be- u
ween California and Utah, by which about $4,000 a
quare miles will be added to the former including
he settlements and all the arabic and inhabitable
and on the western rim of the great basin.
The news from the Washoe mines is of the same
character as hitherto. P
correspondent, writing from Alba, near Vir- i
yinia city, the 29th, There has been al ii
most every mineral in the world discovered here; n
gold, silver, copperas, antmony, bismuth, plum h
oego, &C., and lead and copper almost in their a
pure state Already there mines of silver be- n
ng developed for sixty miles in length and fifteen Il
n BREADTH ii
Very exciting accounts continue to be received \
rom the new gold mines in southern Oregon. The +
quartz found at Gold Hill, jacksonville was p
the richest discovered on this coast. u
A ledge has been opened in two places and two s.
men have already taken cut $50 900 worth OF gold
rom one of them, with only the ordinary mining r
Implements. On the 9th, $4,000 worth of rock c
was taken from the other. .... O
People from the northern part of the State S
we're focking to Jacksonville by the hundreds Il
iaiy j;
destructive fire occurred at Sacramento on O.
Sunday. Six valuable houses and a number of c.
inc horses were burned. The loss amounted to u
s25, 900. t.
Flour selling at 25 cts. per lb. in Carson il