The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-15
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE

ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
PORTLAND, February H.-The steamer Bohemian
has arrived from Liverpool with advices of the Is
instant. The steamer Hungarian's advices reached
Liverpool the day.
ENGLAND.
The ship Endymion, for New York, was totally
destroyed by fire in the Mersey, Just as she wal
about ready to sail.
[sEcoND DEsPATcH.1
PORTLAND, Feb. 4.--The Bohemian arrived al
ll.3O this morning. The steamer Kangaroo sailed
at the same hour for New York. The Arago wa.
to leave Southampton also to-day for the same port
The bohemian saw the Europa, for Liverpool, on
the 3rd inst.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday afternoon.-The sales OF
cotton during the last two days amount to Is, 900
bales, including $500 bales for export and speeua
ton Holders offer freely but show no disposition
to press sales and the market is generally un,
changed, but closes with upward tendency
The ship Armonial, from Bristol to Savannah
has been abandoned at sea. The crew were saved
The ship Endymon belonged to the Dramatic line
of packets. She was burnt on the 3lst ult., from
some unknown cause. The disaster occurred at
A. M. The crew numbered 80, and there were %
second cabin passengers, all of whom were saved
with their luggage. The vessel was scuttled but
the recedng tide left her well out of the water, and
in spite OF every exertion the flames ragged for
many hours and she was almost totally DESTROYED.
She had large and valuable cargo of silks, satins
Grape goods and general merchandise portion OF
which it is supposed will be saved in damaged
state The loss is estimated at 100000. The shin
was insured but it was not known whether the car
go was covered.
The English budget to be brought forward
the 9Th inst
The Times says that propositions have been made
to the United States in the San Juan case which
fairly satisfy both countries
The London Times says, in reference to the San
Juan question: that the proposal of Great Britain
is,that instead of standing out for Rosans Channel
and the whole group of islands as against Haro
Channel and some of them, third channel is pro-
posed, which gives San Juan to England, and all
the other islands to America. So considerable is
the concession, that the American Government will
be asked to give us the whole of coast of head
land which the 400 parallel now cuts in two.
The riotous proceedings heretofore noticed as be-
ing carried on by some il-disposed persons at the
church of St. George's-in-the East, London, has
reached such disgraceful height, that on Sunday
night the 18th ult., attempts were made to domol-
ish the altar, and the officials of the church were
treated with violence and considerable property
was destroyed. The Government was taking prop
er measures to stop t5p such p proceedings.
1t is stated that the immediate cause of the SUD-
preston of the Unirers the publication of a
letter from the Pope to the Archbishop and Bish-
ops of France, stating his motives for refusing to
The steeplated frgate Gloire at Toulon, has
been ordered to make ready for sea with the ut
most despatch. Her destination was unknown
The party hostile to the accession of Savoy to
France had made demonstration at Chambery,
ana asked OF the Governor whether it was the in
tention of the King to cede Savoy to France The
Governor replied that the King was not willing to
do so, amid cries of give lie Roi."
The Paris Bourse was greatly depressed, owing
1t is said to Napoleon's breach with the Pope
The Times believes that the Banks minimum rate
OF discount will yet touch per cent.
AUSTRIA AND ITALY.
state of siege expected in Hungary as well
as Venetia. Agitations continually prevail in the
latter, and in the course of one day seven officers
were wounded in Venice, and the cavalry were or
dered to clear the streets. Attempts to raise the
tr-colored flag had been made at three towns AT
Venice numerous arrests had been made for in
sulting persons promenading whilst the military
bands were performing. The authorities of Venice
had been made acquainted with the determination
OF Austria to retain Venice and defend it to the
utmost.
Gen. Garibadi arrived at Milan on the 2Sth with
his bride.
Turin letter says that the military ties between
Sardinia and Central Italy very positively anC
openly being drawn closer, and almost authorize
the assertion that military fusion has been ac
complished. The question discussed at Turin now
is: how the de facfo annexation is to be effected
1t is thought that the Deputies of Central Italy
will get first the representatives of the respectiyt
of Victor Emmanuel, take their places in thf
National Parliament'at at Turin. No doubt was enter
tanned that their decision would be in the alirma-
tive.
The Hungarian Protestant Association had left
Vienna, without obtaining an audience with thu
Emperor. The Emperor had offered to admit two
OF them as mere private individuals, but the Offer
declined.
their rights, and the privileges of their Church
and will accept nothing less. If the Emperor com
plies it would be tantamount to a confession tha
the Austrian policy of the last few years has en-
tirey failed. One side the other must give way
or violent struggles feared
THE LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
SPAIN.
| MADRID, Thursday. esterdav considerable
| Moorish force attacked the right wing of the Span
lsh encampment, but they were repulsed. Th
Spanish troops then attacked the Moorish lines ant
threw their troops into disorder and took their DO
sitons, maintaining them to the end of the fight
The Spanish artillery inflicted great loss on tn
enemy, estimated at 200 men, while our own fore
was only two thousand strong.
INDIA AND CHINA.
| The India and China Mail had arrived with Cal
! cutta dates to December 22d, and Hong Kong ad
vices to the 18th of December. The reported deatl
of Nena Sahib was regarded as almost certain
The U. S. vessels of war Germantown and Pow
hatan, were at Hong Kong.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL MARKETS. -Cotton.-The market closed frr
the opening of the market Sales the 900
including 900 bales taken by pecuators and export
The market closed quiet, owing to advance of ban
rates to per cent
Manc hester advices are favorable.
| BREADsTUPFs.-The market closed dull but steady
| Flour closed quiet but steady at 23G27s. Wheat
dull Prices are easier but quotations unchanged Corr
is firm and all qualities have slightly advanced-yelloV
| 3ls Cd td33s.
ProvisionsThe market closed dull bu prices steady
Beef and Pork dull. Bacon is firm and in good de
mand Lard is quiet but prices steady.
Produce-Sugar is quiet. Coffee is steady Rice
also steady Rosin is firm at As. sd "a 3D. Spirit
Turpentine closed firm at 36s Cd.
| MONEY MARKET.-The Bank of England has advanced
its rates of discount to per cent Consols closed at "a
The Money market closed firm and slightly more srin
gent with an active demand. The amount of bullion i
the Bank has decreased largely.
The drain of bullion from the Bank of England sine
the return, ESQ., 900. further ad yanc
in the rate of discount is anticipated should the
continue.