The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-02
TWO DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
THE ADRIATIC ATST. JOHNS

Sr. JoHN's, N. F., April 29:-The Steamship
Adriatic, which left Galway on Tuesday, the 23d
inst, arrived at this port at O'Clock this after
| noon, route to New York.
The steamship Africa, from New York, arrived
| at Liverpool on the I'D.
The dates per the Adriatic are two DAYS later
| than per Arabia at Halifax.
Madrid papers deny that the Spanish govern
ment intend to reject the offer of reincorporation
! OF San Domingo with Spain.
The Polish provinces were being Invested of Rus
sian troops, so as to be concentrated at Warsaw
At Paris the rentes were firm, and had advanced
| to 66f. Soc.
| writ OF execution has been issued against the
Great Eastern at the suit Of Scott Russell for salts
| faction OF his claims.
1t is reported that the Conservatives of the Brit
| ish Parliament are preparing strong opposition
to Gadsone's project, in the hope of a NJ nsterial
crisis
1t is also reported that Prince Napoleon was
about to leave Paris tor London to demand expla-
nations from the Duke DAumaIe for the latter's
! observations in recent pamphlet injurious to the
! Princes honor The EmpeFor's private secretary
had also published contradiction of a passage in
the pamphlet affecting the character of the Empc-
r0r.
All the great mercantile houses in Marseiles had
suspended payment Their liabilities in some cases
We're very heavy. The suspensions were caused BY
the Turkish Government not providing for its ac-
ceptauces and the refusal of the Bank Of France to
continue its advances.
The important debate in the Italian Parliament
on the reorganization the Southern army contin-
ued. On the 20th inst, Count Cavour made varinus
explanations. He eulogized the GaribaIdian Gpner-
ais but said that the Government was conforming
to the wishes of the friendly Powers He was not
willing to take the initiative for Venice and could
not accept GaribaidIs proposition in favor OF
reconStructing the Southern army. In case of dan
ger of war, however, the volunteers would be re-
organized, and Garibaldi requested to take com
mand of them.
Garbaldi said that he was not satisfied with these
declarations, as the prospects were alarming. He
insisted therefore, on the reorganization Of the
Southern army.
The Chambers finally adopted, BY vote of 1877
against IS, he following order, proposed by Ric-
asoli:
"The Chambers having heard the declaration of
the Ministry. and being convinced that the decree
Tor forming three divisions of volunteers will be
faithfully executed; that the Government will suit
ably provide for the brave Southern armv that the
Government will know how to increase and arrange
the forces in an eifcacous manner; and finally be-
ing convinced that the Government will actively
occupy itself with ornaments for defence, which
appertains to the Government alone this is passed
as the order of the day."
Lord John Russell had said that the proposed
conference in regard to the slave trade had not
been held, because the American Government had
refused to take part in it.
The revolutionary movements in Italy had been
completely suppressed.
OWIug 10 Il-uealtn, UaFlDdlQl was not expected
to attend the Italian Chambers for several DAYS;
and PaylayO, the President of the Chambers had
been unable to preside.
The affairs of Poland were without alteration.
Gortschakof had issued proclamation stating th at
assemblages for political discussion will be tolera
ted, but that order can only be maintained by the
civil officers with the assistance of the military
The choice of delegates by the citizens, and public
worship, had been prohibited, also national pray
ers in the churches of Warsaw, under threat of
military Interference.
All the Russian troops in Poland had concentra
ted at Warsaw.
The Cossacks had fired the city of Chem for the
purpose OF plumber, but the fires exiting ushed.
LATEST-BY TELEGRAPH.
LIVERPOOL, April %, a. Mall the markets
open quiet but steady
, LONDON, April 23.-The Budget was opened in
tne mouse OF Commons last night and debated The
Opposition denounced it generally but pronosed mn
amendment "
6Sf. SOC. "'
Consols this morning are at 9lT@92
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-The sales of cotton at
Liverpool on Monday reached Is 600 bales including
900 TO Spectators and exporters The extreme rates Of
last week were readily paid Messrs James Hewitt &
Co report the market active with slight advance caused
by the American advces steamer Africa MiddIing
Orleans quoted at 74d, and Midding Mobile at IA
TRADE REpoRT-The advices from Manchester are ia
vorable. 49, 80
LIVERPOOL BREAps7urFs MARKEr,-Tbe Braad.t,rs
market was dull Richardson, Spence & Co.. Wakefield
Nash Co. and Bigland, Athya Co. report the market
dull and quotations nominay unchanged. Flour dull
and quotations nominal. Wheat quiet
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-The Provision market
dull Big land, Athya Co. and others report Beef
steady. Pork steady. Bacon dull. Lard steady but
quiet Tallow generally unchanged.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar steady Rice
p p Cohee quiet, with unimportant transactions
Ko no quiet put steady Spirits Turpentiue steady
LONDON MARKETs.-tMonday EVENING" -Breadstufs
firm. Tea quiet but steady. Rice dull
LONDON MONEY MARKET-The funds were without any