The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-07
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Bohemian
FoUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FARTHER PoINT, May G.-The steamer bohemian
from Liverpool, on the 25th INST, mas arrived OF
this place on her way up to quebec.
The steamer Illinois arrived out on the 23rd, the
Adr;atic on the 25th and the Canadian and Kanga
roo arrived at Queenstown on the 18TH
The steamer Illinois would not sail from Liver
rooI before the 2Sth. Her mails for New 1orB
we're taken by the steamer City of Washington
which sailed on the same day as the Bohemian.
The Chief Cashier of the Union Bank, London,
has proved defaulter to the extent of f200, 900.
Count Montemolin and his brother have been ar.
rested for their participation in the recently at
tempted revolution in Spain.
No decision has yet been announced relative to
the recent prize fight The referees still withhold
their decision.
[sECoND DESPATCH.
FARTHER PoINT, May 6, P. M.-The steamer
Brazil leaves Galway on the 2Sth, in the place OF
the steamer Circassian.
report was current at London that Heenan had
died of erysipeas, but it proved to be unfOunded.
Heenan, on the 22d, writes to the London Times as
follows:
81 see, by your article of Saturday, that you
misunderstood my wishes, and it does me great in
Justice. | have difference to settle with Mr..
Sayers except such tried to settle on the 18th,
and, instead of being called boy, / ought to be
termed baby, if after having come so far and not
having got settlement, should be willing TO re-
linauish my purpose for few good .natured pats
on the back and being told that l am fine fellow.
| have received many anonymous letters asking
me if | am not ashamed of myself for great fel-
low like me to come over to whip such little man
like Savers. Under ordinary circumstances
should not think of sending challenge to a man
of Sayer's size, but England thinks him big enough
to defend the belt. want it and cannot get 1t ex-
cept through him.
isThe enclosed is a letter which | sent to Bells
Life when | heard that they intended to call in a
surgeon to name day before which Sayers
could not finish the pending affair. 1t will show my
position, and as Bells Life has not published it,
you will do me great kindness in letting the Eng
lish hear what have to say. If the late meeting
Is not resumed and the belt is not to come to me
for what has already taken place. claim to be the
first on the list to meet Sayers again for the next
chance to conquer it"
The letter to Bells Life is as follows:
"Not having been able to obtain from you,
referee, a final decision upon the fight on Tuesday
last, | desire to demand through you new meet
ing within the present week. l make TINS de-
mand from having been informed that 1t had been
suppested on your part that | should give Savers
sufficient time to recover from certain injuries re-
ceived by him.
"Now, sir, while | am willing to accommodate him
in any proper way must not be unmindtul OF my
own right. ] also received injuries, but l bar
gained for them, and put it to you as man of
honor whether, ii | had been deprived through the
effects of said battle, of my eyesight or the use of
my arm, as in the case of Brette when disabled by
Savers you would have made Sayers wait for me
for any length of time that might be dictated by
my private doctor?
"When TINS matcn was maue tue uate IOr tue
battle was the 10th, soon as we could get to
fight, and according to the rules, ii the battle
should be interrupted, it was my understanding,
and believe it is the law, that we should fight
within week. We did meet according to con-
tract. The battle was said to be unfinished, and
am prepared to renew it any moment within law
full limits If Sayers is not able, on account of in
iuries received from me, and cannot meet me ac-
cording to the rules of manly opposition, demand
and claim that he resign to me the belt, which he
is not according to the rules of the prize ring, en-
titled to retain. Hoping to receive an answer be-
fore this week expires, stating your views in full,
| am yours, etc.
p S.-You will please understand that don't
wish to compel Sayers to fight because he is rep
resented to be in disabled state. But wish to
obtain what think have already won, and which
| will cheerfully hand back, when he or any other
person thinks he can take it from me.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, April 25-Cotton has been active with
sales during the past three days amounting to 80 900
bales including 5000 bales taken speculation and for
export Prices steader. Holders offer freely, but
show disposition to press sales.
Manchester advices favorable Prices closed firm
with advancing tendency.
Breadsufs closed firm generally y-RichardsOn, Spence
Co. quote Flour is quiet but steady at 2os cd dS0s
Wheat is firm at full prices red los Cd 9lOs Id white
Ilsd12s Cd Corn generally closed quiet mixed 36s.
3D.; yellow 7sGSTs. Cd. white 3Ss, ,GI40s
Wakefield, Nash Co. say Corn has advanced Cd. for
good.
The Provision market closesd dull.-Beef is heavy.
Prices CASTER but quotations unchanged. Pork is dull
Bacon is quiet Lard is dull and quotations barely main
tanned at 57t159s.
Produce-Tallow generally unchanged. Sugar steady
Coffee is quiet Rice is steady. Rosin is dull at 4s Id
td4s. ID Spirits Turpentine is heavy at 4Os.
LONDON, April 25.-Consols 94AG94%. The money
market is slightly easier.
[NorE-The above is al that received up to
] O'clock this A. NJ. The general news despatch
failed to come to hand.-Reporter.