The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-20
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF ANGLO-SAXON,
RUMORS OF AN ABANDONMENT OF THE
PEACE CONGRESS-PACIFIC SPEECH BY
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON

PORTLAND, January l9.-The steamer Alglo-Sax-
on has arrived here from Liverpool with dates of
the 4th inst
The steamer Nova Scotian arrived out on the
4th.
Via Queenstown the Anglo-Saxon brings Liver
pool telegraphic advices of the 9th.
The ship Congress, from New Orleans for Liver
pool, was at Fleetwood dsmasted.
The Emperor Napoleon had made pacific speech
at the diplomatic reception given by his Majesty
New Years Day.
The steamer arrived at Portland at IL o'clock
this morning. Her mails will be due at New York
on Friday evening.
Severe storms the English coast had done
much damage to the shipping. The ship Britannia,
from Savannah, previously reported ashore, had
become wreck. The captain and portion of the
crew were saved. The cargo was being saved.
The London Times says that present appearances
indicate that the Peace Congress will be aban-
doned. Other authorities say nearly the same
thing, but the statements needed confirmation.
Later news from India says that two thousand
rebels, with their leaders, had been made priso-
ners at Dude.
A despatch from Rome says that the Duke De
Grammont had positively assured the Holy See
that the recently published pamphlet does not
contain the programme of the French government
The explanation had produced an excellent impress
sion upon the Pope.
The latest accounts do not confirm the statement
that the Peace Congress would not be held, but,
on the contrary, fix the day for the meeting of the
same for the 18th of February.
The London Times city article says that the mo-
ment the Mexican treaty is ratified by the Ameri-
can Senate, the independence of Mexico is ended.
Advices from Madrid state that the Spanish
Squadron blew up the forts at the mouth OF the
river Tetuan. Two Moorish tribes becoming dis
satisfied with the war, had returned to the noun
tains On the evening of Dec. 30th Moors made a
vigorous attack upon the Spanish encampment, but
were repulsed with great loss. Subsequently, the
army under General Prime defeated the Moors
along the whole line and advanced as far as Fastil-
liges. The enemy were 10000 strong and their
loss was 800. The Spanish loss numbered six
hundred.
Accounts from Italy say that General Guyon,
Commander of the French forces at Rome, has been
summoned, by telegraph, to proceed to Paris.
This is Interpreted as menace toward the Papal
Government.
despatch from Modena saws that Father Zilette,
the inquisitor, accused of kidnapping the Jewish
boy Mortara, has been arrested to undergo judicial
proceedings.
Vienna letters say that an unfrendly feeling to-
wards France prevails there There is to be no levy
| OF troops in Austria the present year, and the
army was to be speedily reduced to peace footing.
The latest from Paris says that NJ. Thonmenal has
been, appointed Foreign Minister, vice Count Wa
| lewski.
The Liverpool Cotton market closed steady, with
| rather better tone. The sales ON Tuesday, ed,
nesday and Thursday amounted to %, 600 bales
| Monday was observed a holiday.
The Breadstutfs market was quiet Provisions
were generally dull.
| Consols closed at London at 9555.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PORTLAND, jan 19.-The commercial intelligence
by the Anglo Saxon is briefly as follows:
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Sales of Tuesday ant
Wednesday $4,000 bales including $500 bales for specu
lation and export The market closed steady with rahe
| better tone.
| Thursday afternoon.-Sales of 1000 bales today th
market closing firm with slightly advancing tendency.
The advices from Manchester were favorable. The mar
ket closed quiet but firm. Holders demanding al
| advance.
| LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-The market gen
orally closed quiet for BreadStufrs at steady prices.
| Messrs. Wakefield Il Nash report: Flour is dull bu
steady Wheat is quiet but firm. Corn is dull and steady
Quotations generally unchanged
Thursday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS close quiet, stead
| prices.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-Beef is quiet. Por
quiet at SOS. Rosin is quiet Lard steady at SIS Cd
| Provisions close dull, but prices steady.
| LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Sugar closed buoyan
Rice is dull. Coffee is quiet Rosin closed firm As I'D
| d4s. sd Spirits Turpentine steady at 33s Cd (134s.
| LONDON MARKETs-Thursday noon.-Consols 95% F., es
| dividend
Breadstufs dull but steady Sugar closed buoyan
and all qualities have slightly advanced. Money is
| active demand.