The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-07
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Annexation of Savoy to France Settled.
Victor Emmanuel ExcOmmunicated by th
Pnne.

Ihe Annexation of Savoy to France Settled
Victor Emmanuel ExcOmmunicated by the
Pope.
New YoRK, April 6.-The steamer Kangaroo,
from Liverpool on the 2lst of March, arrived here
this morning.
The steamer Europa arrived at Queenstown on
the 18th ult
The question of the annexation of Savoy to
France has been definitely settled by France and
Sardinia signing treaty to that effect
The proposition in favor of resort to ballot to
settle the question rejected by large maiorities
in both houses.
The English Parliament was debating the Re-
form BILL but the matter attracted but little inter-
est.
a squadron of four war vessels, headed by the
screw steamer Hero, is to convey the Prince of
Wales to Canada. The London Times strongly re-
commends that he makes the tour of the United
States, and feels that his visit to the Presi-
dent will be appreciated.
Mrs. Jameson the authoress, is dead.
Florence Nightingale is seriously ill, and PRAYERS
had been offered on her behalf in the garrison
chapels
The Municipal Council of Nice voted against the
Turin on the subject.
The new commercial treaty between France and
England has gone into full operation.
The Paris Bourse fat but closed firmer at
67fr. 90c
Signor Farn has formally presented to the King
of Sardinia the votes of the Italian provinces in
favor of the annexation to Sardinia. The King in
reply said he accepted the vote, and also that of
Romagna-but at the same time he would not fail
in deep devotedness to the Pope.
The Pope had addressed Monitory to Victor
Emmanuel, breaking off all relations with him, and
ercommunicotillg him.
1t was reported that Piedmont wants loan of
100000 900 francs.
Austria declines to renew diplomatic intercourse
with Sardinia, owing to her fragrant violations of
the Treaty of Zurich.
A Bombay telegraphic despatch reports import
ant tariff alterations, including 10 per cent. in
crease on twist and yarn.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.-Sales of the last three
days, 2l 900 bales including 900 bales speculation
and export The market has been dull but prices are
generally unchanged.
Manchester advces favorable The market closed
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-The market for
breadstufs is firm and prices essentially unchanged
dull. mas "'eh
MONEY AND sTocKs-The money market is generally
unchanged, with an active demand Consols A(G94%
for money and 9i%@944 S4i9n for SrISc account
The United States steamer roquois arrived at Gibraltar
the 9th ult.
Arrived from Savannah, ships Erin Go Braeb Ma
taux, Monterey, and j. L. Dunnock, at Liverpool.
Overland Mail.
MALLoY'S STATION, April 5.-The Overland Mail,
with California dates to the 10th ut arrived here
last night. In consequence of the consolidation of
the steamship lines, the steamship Uncle Sam has
been withdrawn, and the mails of the Goth ult
were to leave San Francisco by the Pacific Com
pany's steamers The Legislative Committee has
reported adversely on the proposed change of the
State boundary so as to include the Washoe mines
on the ground of lack of constitutional power un.
less first submitted to vote of the people, The
Sixth Infantry has been ordered to Humboldt Bay
on account of the probable massacre of the Indians
there. The people are still fiockng to the Washoe
mines, and large numbers are making prepara-
tions for the erection of machinery to extract the
silver. An earthquake was felt at Carson City on
the 10th ult, lasting several seconds; goods were
shaken from the shelves in the stores, and gene
raj rush was made for the streets from nearly
every house in the town. Quite panic prevailed
The shock was felt in the contiguous parts of Cali
tornia, extending to Sacramento. Sandwich Is
land dates to the 22d ut, have been received
The news is not important. A schooner had ar
rived from Fannings Island with 10 900 gallons of
cOcoa-nut oil, which sold at a good profit An
extensive and lucrative trade had grown up with
the numerous islands of the North Pacific in that
article. The whaler Hibernia, of New Bedford
had arrived at Honolulu in a leaky condition. She
was sold at auction for $50, 900.
THE LATEST.
by Telegraph to Fresno CHy)
SAN FRANCISCO, April n.-MARINE.-Arrived
on the 18th, ship B L. Metcalf from New York. On the
18th: ship Sumatra, for Valparaiso. On the 10th, ship
Tue MARKETs.-The regular trade is dull and the
transactions are confined mostly speculatOrs Sugars
are quite active Candles sell in fair quantities cts
per lb Anthracite Coal brings $l3 per ton At large
SAFE oil staple dry goods IS cent of the and
charges were realized The Provision market
quiet but the prices firmly maintained Y hhds of
oDons Bacon were sold at Is cts lb 400 half bbls
OF extra clear Pork at Sll0l 25 and $50 bbs at
Butter has mproved sales of 500 rkins of sthmus But
ter at 27H cts. Lard is inactive and unchanged Rice
firm and tending upward 500 ocsves Rochelle Brandy
at $2a2 So 100 ocaves Of American 46 cts 100 bbls
OF NhlsKey at 4oh cs Pure Spirits, 46d471 cts Raw
Sugars are higher small sales of No China had been
made; $50 hhds. Of Muscovado, "Reynard," and 81
hhds. Orleans, Good Hope' at 1lGl2 cts The mar
et for Crushed Sugars has been depressed by operators
to reach the late arrivals 700 bbs sold from first
hands The Refinery had con racted with the
trade for about 200 bbls circe l2% cts deliverable
in September 124 cts, deliverable October IL cts in
November and II y cts, in December. Regular dealers
operate with little confidence and much discouraged
by the unsatisfactory condition of trade with the country
Little can be done with any article unless it is specu
lative request.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, April 6.-Semi-otiicial adyces from
Vera Cruz state, in addition to what has already
been published that the Liberals defeated the 4th
Regiment of Cavalry belonging to Miramon's
forces on the 9Th ult., ten miles west of Jaapa,
taxing the horses, arms ard ammunition. General
Villaba, of the Liberal army had defeated body
of 500 ReactioDists at San Martin, twenty miles
west OF Pueba, taking pieces of artillery, to-
gether with their arms and ammunition. General
besieging Lagarde, Reactionist, at Hueyapam,
fifty miles north of Mexico The CITY of Puebla was
threatened by the combined forces of Vialba,
Alatuste and Caravajal Several letters state that
the city had already been taken, but this needs
confirmation.-JudgeM Mason closed his argument
to-day before the Commissioners of Patents in ia
vor OF the extension of the Morse Telegraph Patent
The opinion prevails that the decision will be fa-
vorable.-The receipts into the Treasury during
the past week amount to 81 ,227 ,000-subiect to
draft nearly S6,5OO,OO0. About two.thirds of this
amount is in the sub-treasury of New York.
1t is matter of comment that the anti
polygamy bill which passed the House
yesterday excepts the District of Columbia
from its operation, so far as marrying more than
one person is concerned, but prevents the living
or cohaoiting here if the marriage of the polyga-
mist takes place elsewhere. There is, however, an
existing law against poly ygamv in this district
Mr.. Dimmick, one of the delegates to the Charles
ton Convention from Pennsylvania, publishes let
ter declaring for Douglas.
From Salt Lalse-The Pony Express-New
Gold Mines.
ATCHIsoN, April 5.-The central overland mail
and Pixies Peak express has arrived, with Salt
Lake dates to March 18th. 1t brings Denver city
dates to the 30th ult., and $4,000 in gold dust.
Business dull and matters quiet in Utah. Or
ders for the removal of the troops had been re-
ceived, and preparations were making for their
departure. The pony express met l40 miles
from St Joseph, thirteen hours out There was
much excitement at Denver city, in consequence of
the discovery of secret lead in the Gregory mining
district. Nugget pieces of quartz rock, enclosed in
scales or leayes of gold, have been found a thing
heretofore unknown in the history of gold mining
The average yield on the Gunnel lead is 5000 to
the cord of dirt, and the rock work in Guiles mine
has been generally resumed. The miners are
making from two to five dollars per day. Emgrants
are arriving.
The Expected Steamer.
SACKvILLE, April 6.-The line from this point to
Halifax closed from 10 A. NJ to P. NJ to-day
being Good Friday Since then the wires appear
to be down. and we unable to learn ANYTHING
later than 10 O'Clock, at which hour the expected
steamer Niagara, now due, had not been announ-
ced. The line has closed for the night
Burning of Cotton Ship.
New YORK, April 5.-A despatch from Apalachi-
cola announces the burning of the bark Fanny
Holmes, in that harbor, together with nearly 900
bales of cotton The vessel and cargo were a total
loss.
Six Children Burned 10 Death
CHICAGO, April 5.-A house in Orion Richand
county, Wisconsin, occupied by a family named
Reagan, was burned last Tuesday, and six children
perished in the flames The oldest 16 years
of age.
Reported Failure of n New Orleans Cotton
Factor
New ORLEANS, April Sit is reported that Mr..
VIM. I. Stark, prominent cotton factor, has
failed, with large liabilities.
MiramOu Retreatino from Vera Cru1