The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-09
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Steamers Arabia,
Vigo and Kangaroo.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE PEACE CONGRESS.
THE M00RS AGAIN REFUSED BY THE SPANIARDS.

New YORK, Jan. S.-The steamers Arabia, Vigc
and Kangaroo have arrived. The former bring:
advces from Liverpool to the oath, anticipating
the advices by the Vigo and Kangaroo.
The Steamer Circassian arrived out on the 22nd
The 18th of January was said to have been fixed
for the meeting of the Peace Congress at Paris 1t
was denied that the Pope claims the presidency
of the Congress for his plenipotentiary. French
pamphlet La Guenouiere, on the subject of the
Pope and the Peace Congress attracted much at
tension as rejecting Napoleon's views. 1t is con-
catory in tone but opposes the restoration OF Ro-
magma to the Papal dominions. The English jour
mails euogise the pamphlet.
Lord John Russell tell the memorialists relative
to Mexico, that England is endeavoring to come to
an understanding with the other powers respecting
the course to be pursued in the future. He points
out the difficulty of the United States recognizing
one President and England and France another.
The Paris Bourse closed firm at 70fr. soc.
There was a vague unconhrmed rumor of an out
break in Hungary.
The Spanards had again repulsed the Moors, en-
failing heavy losses on both sides.
The Calcutta mail of Nov. 23d, bringing Shang-
hal dates of the 18th, had been telegraphed.
LONDON, Saturday.-A Madrid despatch of the
23d says the Moors attacked the Spaniards the
road to Teutan, in order to obstruct their works,
but victoriously repulsed. The Spanish army
had only four killed and forty wounded. All their
works had been completed.
Hong Kong advices of Nov. 18th say the rate of
for tea were frmer. Silk showed an opposite ten
dency.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET-Sales of the week IS, 600
bales including 800 bales specuators and 500 bales
for export. All qualities have slightly declined. The
news from the United States caused slight decline and
the arrivals also produced depression. Prices
quoted b9316 lower, particularly crop cotton.
Sales of Friday estimated at bales the market closing
quiet. New Orleans fair I'D; Mddling 6%d.; Mobiles
fair I'D; Middlng 64d.; Upland fair I'D; Middling
67-l6d
American Cotton.
Manchesters advices unfavOrable prices have
slightly declined, the market closing dull.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-Richardson Spence
& Co. quote Flour steady at 22s. d.D27s. Wheat
is firm-red es. Sd es. Id; white es. Cd oils Cd
Corn is dull and prices easier but quotations
changed-yellow Bis. .a32s.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET,-Beef heavy and all
qualities declined Pork is dull Bacon quet-new long
middles 49td5Os Lard is dull at 55(d56s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar is firm. Coffee
is steady Rice is dull but prices firm Rosin is firm at
advance of 1d2d, Common Is. I'd. .d4s. I'D. Medium
and fine only nominaly quoted Spirits Turpentine
is dull at 34s
LONDON MARKETS -Baring's Circular quotes Bread
stufs quiet, but prices steady. Sugar was quiet but
prices firm. Coffee was firm and all qualities slightly
advanced in price.
The Money market was generally unchanged, with an
active demand. American Securities slow of sale,
but prices unaltered Consos closed at 95Hd95 for
count exdivdend Bullion at the Bank of England had
increased 60 600 sterling.
TSECoND DESPATCH
New YORK, Jan S.-The steamer Vigo was bound
to Philadelphia, but put in here short of Goals.
General Canrobert, of Mexico, comes passenger
by the Arabia.
The Arabia's mails will leave here by the early
morning train.
The papers by the Arabia contain few addi
tonal items of interest.
Count Arigdon, the representative of the Repub-
lie of San Marno at Paris, presented memoran-
DUN to Count Walewski addressed to the future
Congress, protesting against the encroachment of
Piedmont.
The nomination of the Marquis De Aurerque
as the second French PlenipOtentiary in the Euro
peau Congress, gave great satisfaction to the
friends of Italy.
A Paris dispatch of the 23d says the French Gov
cerned that the opening of the Congress would not
take place before January 10Th. The marquis An
tonini and Chevalier Canofar had been appointed
first and second Plenipotentiaries from Naples.
The London Herald, the organ OF the conserva-
tive party, has announced complete and compre-
hensive reform bill, is to appear in the Constta-
tiond Press Magazine; and that in the event of the
OF the ministerial reform bill, its
proving unacceptable to the constitutional party,
the bill is to be published and will be Immediately
brought before the House of Commons.
Lord Palmerston has been making speeches high
ly eulogistic of the volunteer movement.
The steamer Great Britain spoken December
14th all well, which strengthen the conviction that
the report of her having foundered is base hoax.
The wife of j. H. Gurney, member of Parlia-
ment has eloped with one of her domestcs The
lady possessed half million sterling in her own
right
The Belgian Government has agreed to forward
mails for Canada and the United States by the Ca
madam steamers well as by the Cunard boats
Ii is supposed that the German postal league will
adopt similar arrangement.