The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-03
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

~ OA1S LATER FROH EUROPE
HALIFAX, May 2.-The steamer Canada has ar
rived with Liverpool dates of April 2lst
The steamer Bohemian arrived at Liverpool on
the 10Th, and the City of Washington on the 2Oth.
Nothing has been determined upon in regard to
the priZei fight and the referees decision would not
be made till the next week. Both men declare their
anxiety to be again friends Heenans friends claim
that he actually won the fight while Savers friends
are equally sanguine Neither desire the battle to
be considered drawn and each claims that he could
have won in a few minutes George Wilkes denies
In The Tunes that the referee stopped the fight at
the request of Heenan his friends asserting that
Heenan virtually won, and will be ready to renew
the struggle at an hours notice. and accept no
other trophy than the belt, which he believes he
honestly won.
Heenan thinks he win it again, and will not
leave England till he brings the contest to proper
conclusion. Considerable sums had been collected
at Liverpool and London for Sayers, who was to
attend the Stock Exchange on the 2lst and be pre-
sented with f100. 1t is thought strong steps will
be taken to prevent another meeting. The fight
between Lynch (American) and Shaw for the
Championship of the light weights, was won bv
Shaw.
Rumors of an approaching Congress gain
strength.
The Prince of Wales will sail for Canada about
the end of April.
The Sician insurrection had apparently sub
sided
Mr.. Otway. ex-British Minister to Mexico, had
been appointed Consul at Milan.
Gen. Benedek had been appointed Governor of
Hungary, and charged to carry ont sundry reforms
for which happy effect was predicted.
Ortega was shot the 18th. 1t is supposed
Concha will enter the new Spanish Cabinet
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL MARKETS Sales of Cotton for the week
$500 bales including $500 to specuators and IL 900
exporters Middng qualities had declined Hd in
ferior grades much more Prices very uncertain
Holders were pressing sales though there pres
sure at the close Fair qualities unchanged Sales on
Friday 10000 bales the market closing steady with
good demand. Fair Orleans nd; mddling 6Hd. fair
Mobile * ID; middling ed; fair Upland I'd middng
lied. Stock l0l6000 bales, including 500 900
bales of American. Some circulars quote I'd decline
in lower grades.
Advices from Manchester were favorable Prices were
steady, and there was a better demand for India
Richardson Spence Co. quote Flour firm at 26s. cd.
d8Os; Canadian 31s Wheat quiet; red Western los Cd
dl0s Id. white lis .l2s Cd Corn advanced (d6d;
mixed s.G36s. Cd. yellow 36s G37s Sd white 3Ss.
a40s
Wakefield, Nash & Co. quote Flour advanced Cd. and
Wheat Id. Beef irregular Pork quiet; old 55s "a ZOOS
75s ais Cd. Lard steady at 57D5Ss Sugar quiet
aud Coffee dull Large sales of Rice at Sd 6d advance
Carolina 24s Cd Gd25s Rosin dull and lower. Turpen
tine dull at 35s. .Gl35s. Cd.
COnsols closed at 81 4G94%.
The Bullion in the Bank of England had fallen off
G12,50O '1
HAvEE MARKET-Cotton tending downward-saes of
the week 5000 bales; stock, 2S00 900 bales.
The Editorial Excursion.
MARTINsBURG, Va, May ABOUT fifteen repre-
sentatives OF the Press, from Baltimore and Wash
lngton the express train of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad bound for Wheeling, where large
number OF Western editors are expected to con-
centrate, for an excursion over that road to Wash
lngton and Baltimore, Friday and Saturday
next. The whole road is in fine order and the rain
does not seem to threaten any interference with
the programme. A further instament of Eastern
editors and reporters is expected to leave Baiti-
more and W ashingtOn on Thursday afternoon.
Company G., of United States Artillery Captain
Howe, is also on our train, bound direct for Kan
sas: The editors are most comfortably fixed in one
OF Knights new and splendid sleeping-ca and
are getting along finely.
WHEELING, May % p MA number of edi
tors, chiefly from the frontier States have already
arrived here to take part in the general Editorial
Excursion over the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
leaving here on Friday next. They expect the
press from Washington and Baltimore in strong
numbers to meet and return with them.
From Washington
WASHINGTON, May Gov. Cumming has in
formed the President that Utah is in a condition
bordering on anarchy, and that some action is
therefore necessary, on the part Of the Govern
ment, to relieve the Territory from present and
impending evils. He alludes to bands of despera-
does, whose conduct renders the tenure of life and
property uncertain, and requests that either
Judges be sent out in place of those who have de-
serted Utah, that the Probate Courts be author
lzed to exercise the power claimed by them and
granted by the Legislative Assembly, or that
some other means Of ensurng safety NAV be adopt
ed. tie asks that 500 soldiers be retained there
and protests against the withdrawal of the entire
army as iniudiciOus and unius'. The Governor es-
Inmates the population of Utah at 50 or $4,000,
though the Mormons assert that it is larger -
Senator Davis will reopen the debate on his Ter
rltorlal resolutions on Monday next--The
excitement in regard to events at Charleston
is if possible, increasing, and the head quarters
of the Democratic and Republican parties are be-
sieged tonight by anxious crowds. Many reports
have been in circulation to-day-for instance, one
that Guthrie had received les votes. This created
great sensation until its falsty was aScertaned
From the delay in the public business during the
last two weeks, it is thought the session of Con-
gress will not terminate until July.---The President
has recognized Frederick Kuhne as Consul of the
Duchy OF Nassau at New York.
Philadelphia Election.
PHILADELPHIA, May 2.-The returns of the muni-
cipal election held yesterday show that nearly
10000 votes were cast; being nearly 10000 more
than were given at the general election in 1858.
Henry (OppOsition) is elected Mayor over Robbins
(Democrat) by SIC maj ajority. and Downing Demo
cratl City Comptroller by 120 majority. The rest of
the Opposition ticket is elected. The Select Coun-
Gil stands l3 Opposition to IL Democrats and the
Common Council 50 Opposition to sc Democrats
At the Presidential election in 1856 the vote of
Philadelphia stood-for Buchanan 3S, ,222, Fillmore
and Fremont 32,077
Railroad Accident, etc.
ALBANY, May 1.-At three o'clock this afternoon,