The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-27
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER TEUTONIA.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.

NEW 1ORhy Jan. Zo.-1ne steamer Teut0nla
from Hamburg, has arrived, bringing London eve
ming papers of the 7th, Ia few hours later thar
previous advices.)
Business was generally quiet. Exchange rate.
on Austria had risen in consequence of renewed
disquietude at Vienna.
Cardinal Wiseman is said to have furnished an
! Irish brigade to aid the Pope.
The Circassians were rapidly emigratng to Tur.
key at the latest accounts
report says that Victor Emanuel, on New
ears day, in reply to the hope expressed by the
Neapotan Ambassador that all the existing diff
culties would be arranged peacefully, said-"How
arranged in peace? Not at all; the cannon will
settle that" Andsto the Spanish Minister he is
said to have remarked-"Tell your Queen that she
ought to unite with me, and not believe all these
representations of the priests
The Recent Mexican Battle
New YORK, Jan. 26.-A gentleman from Acapul-
co states that only the artillery of the Liberal army
and about two thousand troops were engaged in
the battle of the 2lst ult., the main body of the
troops under Generals Roacha and Rojas, having
failed to come owing, it isbeeved to treachery.
The artillery under the command of Col. Halle,
an American, was cut to pieces owing to the fact
of Miramon's artillery being much heavier Col.
Halle escaped to Mazatlan where he was fitting out
ten small vessels, with which he intended to pro-
ceed to Manzania for the purpose of capturing the
two vessels seized there by Miramon. When the
latter left the capital he had five thousand troops
but two thousand under General MARQUES were
dropped atGuadalajara to cover Miramons retreat,
should he have been forced to make one.
The Harper's Ferry Inquiry Committee.
CLEVELAND, Jan. 25.-Marshal johnson in
Ashtabula county yesterday, to serve summons
on Mr.. Giddings and John Brown, Jr. to appear
before the Senate Committee of Inquiry Mr.
Giddings is now in New York, but has been mott
fed by telegraph, and will undoubtedly proceed to
Washington forthwith. Brown could not be found
Both are summoned to appear on the 30th inst.
BosToN, Jan 25.-An United States official YES
terday waited upon Mr.. Sanborn, at Concord with
summons to appear before the Harper's Ferry
Investigating Committee at Washington. He re-
fused to accept the usual witness fee, and before
other measures could be taken he had disappeared.
1t is supposed he has gone to Europe.
Disunion Sentiments at savannah.
SAVANNAH, Jan. 26.-The Democrats held meet
ing here last night which broke up in a row. Hen
ry X. jackson made speech sustaining resolu-
tions favoring the Milledgeville Cobb Convention,
when row commenced and many withdrew. Af-
ter the adjournment another meeting was organ
lied, Collector Borton acting as Chairman, when
resolutions passed declaring that the election
of Mr.. Seward, or any other Republican endorser
of the Helper book, to the Presidency would be a
just cause for dissolution. And in such an event,
the meeting pledged their lives, honor, and for
tunes to effect disunion.
Virginia Legislature i'm Regard to the Har-
per's Ferry Affair.
RICHMOND, JAM 26.-The Joint Committee ap-
pointed by the Legislature on the Harper's Ferry
Invasion, have made vouminous report, which
closes with a resolution urging the arming and
equipping of the militia; the passage of laws en-
couraging domestic manufactures; for the more
prompt punishment of persons attempting to incite
slaves to insurrection; and vindicatng the course
of Governor Wise throughout the Harpers Ferry
affair. Five thousand copies ordered to be
printed.
Connecticut Republican State Convention.
Hartford, Jan. 25.-The Republican State Con-
vention met at 10 o'clock this morning. Mr.. E.
K. Foster, of New Haven, is the chairman.
ballot for Governor and Lieutenant Governor
resulted in the unanimous choice OF William A.
Buckingham for Governor, and Julius Catln for
Lieutenant Governor.
Pennsylvania Polictics.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 26.-The Democratic Con-
vention of this county had a stormy struggle last
night, but the Buchanan wing finally prevailed
over the Douglasites in the choice of delegates to
the Reading State Convention. Resolutions were
passed of an indefinite character containing no in
structions to the delegates.
Death OF Prof. James p. Espy.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. pa special despatch
from Cincinnati announces the death of Prof.
James P. Espy, of the National Observatory, Wash
ington, from paralysis.
Sailing of the R. Nj. Steamship Europa.
BosroN, Jan. 25.-The r. d. steamship Europa
sailed at noon, with twenty-four passengers for
Liverpool, and twenty-one for Halifax, but no
specie.