The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-13
LATEST NEWS,
TELEGRAMS,
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER NORTH AMERICAN.

QUEBEC, Nov l2.-The steamer North American
from Liverpool on the lst instant, arrived here
last night
Its confirmed that France had interfered to pre-
vent the bombardment of Gaeta by the Sandman
vessels.
Lord Dundonsd is dead.
Formidable naval and military preparations are
gong on IN France and some writers construe n re
cent council of war at St. Cloud as a palpable in
dication OF an eventful campaign
The Emperor, on the 3lst ult, reviewed 90 OOO
men near Paris.
campaign were represented.
The Paris rentes closed at 69fr. 25c
FROM Naples advices say that on the 9th ult
the Sandman hotilla cannonaded the Royaists
near Gaeta, when the French Admiral dispatched
lrlgate to stop the firing. Admiral Persano then
retired ahd returned to Naples, expressing his re-
gret at the conduct of the French.
There is nothing definite to the visit of Victor
Emmanuel to Naples.
1t is denied that Austria had informed the Furo
pean Cabinets of her intention to send an ultima
tum to Turin. On the contrary, she had reiterated
her assurance OF maintaining a purely defensive
policy.
Count Rechberg has given an explanation to the
diplomatic corps relative to the Warsaw confer
ence.
Austria, it is said, put the following question to
hussia; VIII your Government recognize the
facts which have been or may be accomplished in
Italy, should Austria be attacked by Sardinia and
the latter supported by another war and of its be-
Ing transferred to German territory
The various European journals are unanimous in
pronouncng the conference a failure.
Marshal ODOnnel in the Spanish Courts had re-
iterated that Spain was resolved to remain neutral
IN the affairs of Italy. He also protested against
the doubts expressed of the loyalty of the Empe-
ror Napoleon towards the Spanish Government
Count Metternich and Baron Hubner had been
formally received by the Emperor Napoleon.
The French Minister of Foreign Affairs pro
nOuDcpd Fra taxi in in
hlct between Sardinia and Austria
,Metternich, IN reply, explained to the French
Minlster the present policy of Austria. The pro-
Jected internal reforms were to be carried ont in oil
sincerity; and as regards external matters he said
she would maintain ber line of defensive policy
her present armaments and concentration of troons
IN Nenea had no other object than that of repeiI-
ing any attack.
Austria considers the assembling of n Erronoo,
Congress useless unless the Great Powers agree
beforehand in common programme of which
there is but little probability.
Admiral Napier, of the British Navy, is seriously
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.-The sales of Cotton during the
past three days including Wednesday, amount 70 65 ooo
bales including SO for export Prices have oJ
inquiry.
also closed quiet i''iS'ohs
Consols closed at 92ZGq3
HHchardson, Spence Co. and Messrs Wakefield Nash !
q Co quote: Flour is dull the market opened with na
ons quotations barely maintained closed duh at 40
W92s Wheat closed quiet but firm red Western lie "a
glZs 4d Southern 12s. Cd l13s; white rs 9d,d
Sorh @ is quiet but firm mixed 3Ss Cd 39s yellow 3Q m
59s 3D.; white 4os. .a45s. " 'e
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. l-Sales of Cotton during tbe ,vas !
III GOO bales. Prices have advanced in The oo, W5
and IN some cases sd. Breadstuffs closed quiet bnt
prices steady Provisions closed steady Beef closed
oui Pork and Bacon quiet Lard steady at 63 cts Sn
gar generally closed buoyant Rice closed firm cGao
Slosea quiet Rosn closed steady at 5s sd Gl5s Cd
Spirits Turpentine closed firm at 34s Cd S9'S
LONDON ctrUs
closed quiet Rice closed firm Ss o'"e'
Consols closed % Z(Ga3