The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-01-03
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.
The State of EurOpe-PreparatiOns for the
COnSress-ASitation i'm Austria--GeneraI
News, etc.

The State of Europe-Preparations for the
Consress-Agitation i'm Austria--GeneraI
! News, etc.
morning. The following is the full summary OF
her advices:
! The Canada passed, Dec. 18th, IL A. NJ, off NJ.
| Head, r. NJ steamship Africa; 10 latitude, 51.07
longitude. 1890, passed bark dsmasted and aban-
doned. Her figure head was the bust of man,
and she had black lower masts and green house
aft.
The screw steamship 4Etna left Liverpool on the
morning of the 18th for New York, direct.
The screw steamer Bohemian, from Portland, ar
rived at Liverpool at 80 A. NJ, on the 10th.
The screw steamship Vigo, from New York,
reached Queenstown on the afternoon of the 10th.
THE CONGRESS.
Nothing of Importance had transpired relative
to the Congress The attendance of Count Cavour
as the representative of Sardinia attracted much
attention, but nothing officially known on the
subject.
The Vienna correspondent of the London Times
says that 1t is finally settled that Count Rechberg
IS to be present for Austria at the opening of the
Congress. Baron Won Mysenberg, who went to
Zurich with Count Colloredo also goes to Paris
and will remain there as the second plenipotentia-
ry, when the Minister President returns to Vienna
GREAT BRITAIN.
TIE London Globe, in announcing the early re-
turn of Lord Clyde from India says he will be sue
eeeded as CommandernC Chief by Sir Hugh Rose;
W
mander at Bombay, and Major Generals Macom
and Spencer head of the Madras divisions.
Renewed efforts in behalf of the Suez canal at
tracted general attention. The London journals
all dlsclaIm opposition to it on political grounds
but ridicue its feasibility a commercial under
taking.
Fonr sailors belonging to the American ship Ros-
well Sprague were arrested for mutiny.
The ship Norfolk had arrived from Melbourne
with two hundred and seventy two thousand pounds
in gold.
The totota! gold saved from the Royal Charter,
now amounts to two hundredand seventy five thou
sand pounds
The terms granted by the Directors of the Great
Eastern for the loan of f4O 900 for six months on
mortgage of the vessel, are seven and a half per
cent. per annum.
LATEST VIA LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Saturday.-The Daily Ners city article
says the funds on Friday were inamnate and rather
Fat, especially in the afternoon Thursdays recov-
cry OF an eighth to quarter was lost. The other
markets were affected by the realizatiOns which
have naturally followed the late rapid rise. The
demand for money on Friday was brisker, and
there was less disposition among the dealers to take
bills below the Bank minimum.
The Timss city article saws the improyement on
the Paris BOurse caused c0nsols to open on Friday
with renewed buoyancy, but apparent disposi-
ton on the part of the public to realize the profits
at the end of the year, led to a subsequent decline,
and the markets generally were dull at the close
In the discount market there was slight increased
demand at previous rates. The account in the
stock and share market, which adjusted on
Friday. was the heaviest that has occurred for
long time past. In foreign exchanges drafts are
about the same. A project of new Brazilian rail
way, with a government guarantee of seven per
cent is about to be brought forward, under the ii
tie of the ''San Paulo" Railway 1t will run from
the coast to the interior of San Paulo.
The Times in its weekly remarks on the produce
market says there has been good business for the
season and some of the leading articles showing an
Improvement,and that signs ofimproved confidence
have been observable.
The London Post, Lord Pamerstons organ, as
serts that if De Lesseps obtains firman from the
Porte, sanctioning the Suez canal he will have sue
ceeded in severing Turkey from Egypt. If the fir
man confers on the Company the absolute posses
sion, in plain language, the sovereignty of several
miles of the banks is ceded and the right conferred
OF erecting ortresses 1t forms part of the policy
Of England that the independence of friendly
State shall be assailed 1t forms part of the in
terest OF gland to assist in carrying out scheme
wholly impracticabe, of which the practica-
bility would be shown in creating, for the especial
benefit OF France, an Egyptian Dardanees, or an
Egyptian Gibraltar, and such result we NAV ven
ture to add, is not yet contemplated by the state
manship of Lord Palmerston.
FRANCE.
Prince Jerome Napoleon unwell of inflamma-
on of the lungs. The latest dispatches from Paris
however, say he was improving.
The Paris Uoniteu publishes article explain
ing the law of the press, the wisdom and necessity
OF which, it says, has been proved by eight years
experience.
The Paris Bourse bad been animated and firm,
but on the 10th there a slight relapse under a
nnI"r no 'na. the congress was postponed TIL the
10th or 22i of January. The Rentes closed at
7Of55c
PARls, Saturday, l7th.-The Moaiteur of to -day
contains the following: The Emperor received
Yesterday the Papal Nuncio, who presented letter
from the Holy Father.
- t;iI enen'nS tut state oi frlnce Jerome
having set in, necessiated the application of fresh
o"s'erS' cD,1r AVN ,,onoc,oo
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forcod 81 tha I9.h h c ~ Moro9co was rem
s; tbosond m caI' ~ '"u '"'u'"hu ii'a"tfy anu
Renort fTes The IGoss or tho ,foo IN al, L.
thus far as amonntinT IN i've tbonsand CbnI
prevailed Mt Tetuan General Prin;s norr yon 80
tackled on the road to Tetnan and had fnrtr EilIod
and wounded the Moors were renusad With graot
loss. n
A Madrid iour nal reported that the government
were about to borrow twontv-fva million fronnS
from the bank on deposit of securities.
A holy war had been proclaimed throughout Mo.
rocco, which would bring thousands of Moors IN
the seaboard towns II drfend their conntrT "
ITAIY
Cardinal Wiseman had arrived ot Rome and ,raO
cordially received by the members Of the Sacred
College and had an interview with tho Pona
TURKEY.
Advices from Constaptinople saw the Porte was
deliberatinr whether If would he exnadian+ to
the Suez canal question before the Great mowers
Tho official ;onrnoI at Constont;onI PIIiI !
an article sb b az oooo;t f tu
Servia. ''' -"'@' 01''l III
II is stated that tba damand of tbo Eronob an,
bossador for n frmon favorable to ~ c. oo,aI
nroiect had baan snnnorted h, tbo y;istor nf ,
tria Prussia Russia and S.rdinin E,ad u paoho
confessed ba i bod formou, on rar,od h;aoIc 70 80
an autborizotion to tba nro;aot M Tiih Gi:
net after stormy diScpss;nn of +ha r,a+tar a,,od
to request of the bowers which had made The ahova
demand to come 70 an nnderstandino Win ErTIand
in the matter
INDIA AND CHINA
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created ,nncb o;tor,o,t nd 81 I na,l
trade Tho Amer;can consnI bad afSd ~ "neu'
cont to tba nov, S,ston, NIL bn bod i o.i
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batyeen tba immortal aItboritins and tha 4nna.o
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