The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-02
LATEST NEWS.
KILOGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

SAcKvILLE, January 1.-The express of the AS
ISOLATED Press arrived here this morning from
Halifax, with the foreign advices per steamer
Canada, (which arrived there yesterday at 10 o'clock
p. NJ She brings Liverpool dates of the l7th and
via Queenstown to the 18th.
The Africa called at Queenstown on Sunday
The steamers Vigo and Bohemian have arrived
out.
The Peace Congress meets about the 10th. Count
Cavour represents Sardinia.
There were rumors that the Emperor Napoleon
designed to inaugurate the new year by fresh paci-
fc demonstrations.
One hundred and eighty Protestant noblemen
and gentlemen in Hungary have been imprisoned,
and a conflict seems to be imminent
The health of Prince Jerome was considered
alarming.
The ship Sea Belle was burnt at Bristol recently.
army in Morocco.
1t was stated, in reference to the Congress, that
the beligerent powers only will be represented by
their ministers of foreign affairs, the remaining
powers to send plenipotentiaries.
The Paris Putrie mentions rumor that Prince
Gorschakoff declines to attend the Congress, unless
England is represented by some important mem
Der of her Cabinet
The Presse contains an article to the effect that
England and Sardinia must have obtained serious
guarantees before sending definite answer to the
invitation of France; and also that the proposed
Congress would be impossible if the principle of
non-intervention had not been accepted by all the
powers.
GREAT BRITAIN.
A hastily and urgently called council of the
British Cabinet was held on the 18th. The London
Advertiser thinks it probable that the arrogance of
the Pope in claiming precedence for his representa-
tive over all the other powers, was one of the points
for consideration. Another council was also held
on the 18th.
The gold saved from the wreck of the Royal
Charter amounts to f275, 900 sterling.
FRANCE.
The Times correspondent at Alden says that the
port of Adul, on the Red Sea, has been coded to
France, and a French vessel of war was shortly
pected there, to take possession. The Porte had
Catholic church on the Island Masserah to be I'M
der the special protection of France
Swiss paper says that Napoleon has refused
permission to Gen. Mcmahon to accept the sword
which is being got up for him in Ireland.
SPAIN.
The Spanish expedition to Morocco was rein
forced on the 18th by 1000 infantry and 5000 cav
airy.
A Paris correspondent of the London Globe gives
the information that the Emperor of Austria cen
templates abdcating, and says that the Arch-Duch-
ess Sophia is the authoress Of the scheme.
THE LATEST.
COPENHAGEN, Dec. 1.-THE royal palace at
Fredericksburg DESTROYED BY fire.
LONDON, Dec. IA letter from Pesth on the
18th says:-The die is cast. The Government has
gary. One hundred and eighty Protestant noble
men and gentlemen have been imprisoned for tax
ing part in the assemblies which protested against
the Imperial patent of December. The Austrian
army in Hungary will soon be nearly fifty thou
sand strong.
The Vienna correspondent of the Times, writing
on the l4th, says the danger of conflict between
the Imperial authorities and the Hungarian Pro-
testants daily increases
VIENNA, Dec. 1.-THE expenses of the war de.
partmpnt are q he reduced 40 600 GOO fiorns on
the next budget.
PARIS, Dec. 1.-THE Prince La Tour d'Auvergne
will be the second penipotentiary of France in the
Peace Congress.
The Marquis de Antonio will be the second plen-
ipotentiary of Naples.
The Patrie states positively that Cardinal Anto-
nelli will represent the Pope. 1t is also asserted
that Count kisselef and Nj. Dameerene will repre-
sent Russia.
French trade having been interrupted by the in
habitants of village the river Bengal, six
steamers attacked it. The place bravely de-
Tended, but finally destroyed. French loss 40
killed and seventy wounded. The enemy lost $50
killed and many wounded
Great efforts were making at Constantnople for
the Suez canal
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKET-Sales of the week 60 900
bales All qualities have slightly declined and holders
are pressing the new crop the market Sales of FRI
Mddling Lied; Mobiles fair 7%d; Middling I'd; Up.
land fair 74d; Mddling 916d.
Stock of American in port &c, 900 bales.
Manchester advices unfavorable Prices have
slightly declined. The market closed quiet.
At Havre New Orleans tres ordnarie 112 fr. Prices
easier but quotations unchanged Sales of the week
5000 bales.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-The market for
Breadstuds closed dull except Corn which closed with
advancing tendency. Flour closed dull, but steady
Wheat also dull, closing firm; red o. 3d9s 10d. white
9s Cd Oils Cd Corn in better demand and closed at
an advance of Sd. to Cd. with upward tendency.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-Beef closed quiet at
decline of Is Cd for inferior qualities Pork dull, re-
packed sos. Bacon is quiet; Middes wanted. Cum
berand dull at ASS Lard dull and quotations nominal at
55d56s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar closed buoyant
and partially slightly advanced for export Rice quiet
Rosin dull at 4s4s Cd, closing firm Spirits Turpen,ine
dull at S3s 9dd34s Tea has advanced to Id
LONDON, Saturday Evening-Consols 95SG95A for
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased $4,000
The money market is generally unchanged. Money is
abundant.
QUEENSTOWN, Sunday, Dec. 1S-Sales Of Cotton to-day
at Liverpool estimated at 5000 bales, including 900
bales to Spectators and for export There but little
inquiry, and prices were weak.