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

Napoleon had been required to give Eurone de-
monstaton OF his confidence in bis own power he
could hardly have complied more effectualy than
by announcing policy of free trade.
other London journals speak in a highly eulopis-
tic strain OF the Emperors projects, and the Norm
ing Star says, Mr.. Golden has added another claim
TO the gratitude of his country for it is to his
tlons, backed by the Jealous cooperation of NJ
Chevalier, that we are Indebted to the new policy
OF the Emperor. The proposed chances arc not ~
take place before August
IL was stated that the French government was
ABOUT to proceed against the Society of ST Vincent
de Paul, most important charitable association in
france, and that the Minister of the Interior had
already informed all the public functonaries that
they must choose between remaining members of
that ASSOCIATION and retaining their offices as public
functionaries. fN0'''
1t was also reported that the Papal Nuncio had
delivered NJ. Baroche a note of the Papal govern
ment dated January 7th, containing formal and
olhclal protest against the programme of the
pamphlet "Le PGpc ct le Conqres."
The Paris -four market was dull and saIas dif
cult Wheat was quiet but steady
The Pays announces that the different govern
ment departments are actively engaged in pre-
parlng plan conformable to the proprammn
announced in the Imperial letters
PARIS, Ihursday.-The Noniieur of to dav an
nounces that M. Amdecthrty has been mamma ad y
Senator, and NJ. de Havenay as CounseIlor Of
State. VI
AUSTRIA.
A letter from Vienna in the Elyerfeld Gozc,te
says that Notwithstanding the new political com
phcauons, the Government is continuing on a LARGE
f scale the reaucuon OF the army. This reduction,
however, only consists in sending home men who
can be called back at a moments notice
A leader OF the Milan Gazette saws Austria will
probably risk last effort. In that case the con.
nagratlon would be far more destructive than that
OF last spring, Tor what Germany refuses to Austria
PROSTATE she will give to Austria victorious and
the war oil principles may degenerate into war of
" "
THE VERY LATEST.
Via Queenstown JanatarylgM
fAR1S, w ednesday.-The Patrie of this evaning
says the prohibitions will not be abolished before
July 1861, when they will be replaced by protect We
autes Oh 81 or 20 per cent, which, with the advan-
tages granted to French industry will be quite suc
ncient to allow competition. Before taking anv
definite resolutions, the Emperor has decided to
Lear the opinions of the principal manufacturers
VERONA, January 1.-THE Austria-Sardnan
commission for the regulation of the boundary line
mas already held three meetings. The Austrian
custom officers have been reinforced by military. in
order to avert provocation from the other side of
the frontiers. "
ROME, Jan. 1.-The official Giornole de Rama do
cares to all Catholics interested in the preservation
OF the States of the Church, that the Pope obeving
the dictates of hisconscience has negatively repled
10 the counsel of the Emperor Napoleon, and states
the reason of the refusal of His Holiness 70 coda tb
province now in rebellion.
MADRID, Jan. lS.-Several cannon and a ouanti
% OF ammunition were found in the forts of Tetuan
Inc Moors showed an intention of attacking the
Spanish position, but few cannon-shots sphicad to
repulse them. Every preparation has been made
Tor crossing the river and advancing on Tetuau.
LISBON, lo.-The Chamber of Deputies is COM
posed of one hundred and three ministerial and
nineteen opposition members: The Portuguese
government has declared its belief that all ports of
brazil are infested with yellow fever
PARIS, Wednesday, 1918, P. M.-The funds
opened with dropping tendency, and rentes were
first done at 68f. S3c.
3.lS p. M-Tba morkat ooot;n,o1 lu
day. } eS'ei-
BOMBAY, December 29-Exchange on London. o.
IA d.; on China, 22214 rupees Freights 20 to 25.
Money easy.
CALCUTTA, December 29.-Five days after the de.
parture of the mail, exchange on London, q, OlSd
gls. llBd; Imports improving. Freights 1n-
changed. Funds improved.
. SHANGHAI, December 29th-Al ouiet Trada
nourlshing. Exchange on London 6s O1Sd.
~ HONG koNG, December l5th.-Freights worse.
Trade dull, Exchange on London As. iOKd.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
,rt 1hsrooL & cotton MARKET-The market closed buoy
ant with an active business doing The of the last
three days amount to $4,000 bales The market opened
ull with declining tendency but closes steady and
puoyant The sales of Wednesday were IS 900 bales in
Guiding 1000 for export and speculation The sales Of
thursday amounted to $4,000 bales, including 900 for
q but on Thursday the market was less animated The
sales of the five days were 81 GOO bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-The market gen
3D. ' '' 'e" o. ou'@S'S' |
iour closed very dull Prices easier but quota
Ions I unchanged Wheat closed with decline of ID
Uern Is dull but prices steady; yellow 3lG32s
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Thc market generally |
closed dull. N'''"'S
beef IS dull Pork is quiet Bacon also. Lard is dull
and quotations nominal N
70 3 per cent. '''N''
Noh>ols closed at g5 for money and 95H for account
THE LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN
: an Tlng oI..
amounted I" $1,000 bales at an advance of I'd The |
aeS today were 10 900 bales the market closing stedy
6reaustGua close dull Provisions generally close quiet
Inc advices from Manchester favorable the market
closing huoyant for India goods
LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE, 19th.-Closing prices Com |
9ls for money 95%a954; for money 95 1 959s; new
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, 19th-SaIes to day Is 600
'ales including 6OOO speculation and for export.
market hrm at full above Friday. The sales were 45
,urats at 34G5Hd; 400 Egyptian at 7kG1O1d; $40
3ahlas and $50 Maranhams at 7%d 800 Pernams at ~
1Sd. 9,7OO American at +4GS4d. Imports today IL