The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-02-06

STILL LATER FROM EUROPE
NEW i DIRK, February 5.-The steamer Asia with
Liverpool advices of the 2lst ult, three davs later
than the advices per steamers CITY of Baltimore
and North American, arrived here this evening.
The steamers Arago and Glasgow had arrived
out.
1t is denied that the French Government intends
to proceed against the Society of st. Vincent De
Paul. ~
Napoleons free trade programme had been re-
celved very tayorably in the French departments
A commercial treaty between France and Enc
land was expected to be signed in few davs.
The following French Diplomatic changes are
stantinople; the Duke De Grammout poes from
Rome to Madrid, and the Prince Latour d 'Auyergne
goes to Rome
1t is rumored that the Pope demands the recall of
the French troops from Rome.
The Paris Bourse closed firmer Rentes 69fr
The English news is unimportant. 1t is said the
Ministerial reform measures are ready for the meet
ing of Parliament
The Sardinian Ministry has not been officially
announced 1t is said that Count Cavour will GER
talnly have the Foreign Department and Count
Fault that of War.
conspiracy in favor of the Grand Duke is said to
have been discovered in Florence
The position of affairs between Morocco and
Spain is unchanged.
The relations between Austria and Russia are re-
ported as growing more intimate.
ENGLAND
The Earl Of Derby at the banquet given bv the
Mayor of Liverpool, expressed the hope that the
ensuing session would witness the adoption of a
good measure of reform. He believed that the
Conservative party would offer no factious oppos
tion to it..
FRANCE.
With regard to Napoleon free-trade programme
ne is represented to have said in reply to certain
observations, that the manufacturers wbo ay;st
because tleV pta6 how bao,
OF my intentions for i've years and have had pIentv
OF time to prepare for the change The system Of
prohibitions has had its day and | have not the
power to raise the dead
The London Heralds Paris correspondent reite
rates the previous statement that portion of the
French Imperial Guards have received their eamn
ing equlpage, and that the regiments quartered at
Versailles are ready to march at a moments notice
for Italy, as their officers believe.
ITALY.
solemn reconciliation is reported to have ta- |
Ken place between the Cardinal Antonelli and the
Prelates who have hitherto been opposed To him
lie Nord says the Emperor of Russia is about |
to espouse the of the Pope but the London
Times denies it.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post |
telegraphs that the current rumor that the Pope
mas demanded the evacuation of Rome by the |
French troops is absolutely false. The Times cor
respondent, however, says that unless the French
Government disavows the famous pamphlet it will |
certainly be called upon to withdraw its armv
James Smith, the sailor on board the American
ship George West, who stabbed the mate of that
vessel on the passage from New Orleans, has been
delivered up under the extradition treaty to the
American Consul at Liverpool
THE LATEST
LONDON, saturday morning.-The produce mar
kets are uninfuenced by the contemplated changes
IN the French tariff.
The Bombay mail of December 9th has arrival
ne BOMBAY journals say the rebel force is utterly
annihated. " ''
The London Star thinks that probably the com.
mercial treaty negotiating between England and
France will be signed before the deI;yerv of tba
Queens speech. The Herald believes the treaty
is already signed, and will come into immediate
operaton.
1t is reported that the Archbishop of Paris has
resigned his seat in the council of the Emnira Eis
resignation is expected to give more determined
attitude to the clerical opposition to the Euronean
ant-Repeal policy. 'O'"
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-Sales of the weel 1o9 |
500 bales including IA 500 bales to Spectators and 10
bales for export. The market opened with da,IininH
endency but under the influence of the imnrovat
raue at Mancheser, and the advices from the United
states, the market became buoyant and active All
Qualities advanced I'd The sales of Friday were est
1arely maintained, though some authorities saw steaJv
The quotations are as folows:-New Orleans fair 7%d
ands fair ID, middling 6%d The stock at yernoo
stimated at 6O60OO bales, including 452 600 bales of
The advces from Manchester are favorable tho r,o1.
losing firm but less buoyant
HAvRE CoTTON MAEKET.-New Orleans tres ordinaire
uie at l05 fr BdS 100 f All qualities have declined
~ frs Sales of the week 5000 bales
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKEF.-AIessrs Richard
on, Spence & Co. quote:
Flour is steady at 23s (G26s Cd Wheat is quiet at
tuesdays decline: red 9s Cd G9s. 10d white o. l0d a.
Is 81 o. Corn has declining tendency. Prices Sd.
0 Cd lower: yellow 30s Cd G3ls Cd.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Beef steady Pork |
ulet Bacon steady at 4s51s. for middles Lard is
eady ana In more demand; sales at 56(G5ss
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Supar is firm Coffee |
steauy. hice hrm; North Carolina 23s. 3D. Rosin
ioseu urn; common As. Sd ads Cd. Spirits Turpentne
Leaoy at oos dd36s Tea is active at an advance of
LONDON NARKETs.-Barings Circuar ouotes as sollows
are qulet and steady Sugar is firm Coffee
quiet ana quotations barely maintained
Ine ''es VI !he banH OF England have advanced to
er cent Bulon in the Bank has decreased 33o o0o
onsols s4s(d95 for money, and 95 X for acconnt '
LONDON Friday evening.-The increase in the rat Of
lscount has mad no effect the Money market There
every PROBABILITY OF continued elux of bullion and
likelihood of further advance the rates of the R
81 per cent. ~ "iA !
Union Meeting at PhiIadeIphin.
PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 5.-A mass meeting was bold
ere last night, at National Hail. having for it's oh.
'ct the unon of all good citizens without regard
their former political associations, in forming
reat national party for the preservation of the
ederal Union, the protection of the constitutional
lights OF the States, the suppression of sectional
'm, from whatever quarter it may come, and the
occurring the election to Office of truly national and
onservative men," ,
- ne s meeting was very largely attended. 1t was
eoo;eI essed by any of note, but letters were
80 u ron re Hon. Edward Everett, Mlard Fill
8 ~ Y NJ; conrad of Louisiana, George Briggs
New ork, John Minor Bolts and others en- (
orsihg g tne movement The patriotic sentiments
reatheu IN these letters were lopdlv annIoudad |
nd created great enthusiasm '' "pp'"''