The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-29
LATEST NEWS.
I'ELEGRAMS.
LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BAL TIMORE

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ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF BAL TIMORE
NEW YORK, March 2S.-The steamer Cuy O.
Baltimore has arrived, with Liverpool advices tc
the 18th inst.
The City of Baltimore brings ISL 900 in specie
The Yigo has f248,OOO.
The steamers Jura, Nova Scotia and KANGAROO
have arrived out
The new steamer Hibernia of the Galway line
sails on her first trip on the 26th.
The ship Roderck Dhu was wrecked off Cape
Palmas. The officers and crew were saved. The
wreck was plundered by the natives
The ship Danube, from New Orleans, was wreck.
ed on Fort Madre. The crew were saved
War has broken out between the British and the
Mindingoes, on Bathurst river The town of Sala
had been attacked by the Mindingoes, who were
defeated with great loss. The British loss was but
slight.
The French Corps Legislative had been engaged
debating the address to the Emperor. The main
topic under discussion the Italian policy which
several members strongly denounced, asserting that
the English policy had proved victorious in Italy,
One member warned the Government az ainst such
suicidal policy, and predicted that internal dan
gers ahead.
A rencOntre had occurred between French regi-
ment and seven hundred Papal Zouaves. The
French Colonel was killed and forty three men
wounded.
All was quiet at Warsaw.
There has been another Conference on the
Syrian question between England and France and
an agreement may soon be expected.
Dispatches had been received announcing the
threatening attitude of the Mussumans towards
Christians in Syria.
On the 18th the Sandman Government lodoed a
complaint with the Federal Council against Bishop
Morreby, on account of his pastoral letter hayipg
contained remarks disrespectful to Victor Emman-
uel.
Messna has surrendered to the Sardiuians
Russian troops continue to arrive at Warsaw
Differences had occurred between Sir H. Bulwer
and the American Minister at Constantinople.
SIr ii. Bulwer declined to attend the reception
of the American Minister on Washinpton's birth
day. "
Advices from Shanghae Of the Oath January
have been received Pekin was quiet The troops
at Tein-tsin were healthy, and the treaty was work
ing satisfactorily. The rebels had been dnfaatad
by the Imperalists at Tein-tsin
The state of affairs at Japan was peaceful
CANTON, Feb. lst.-Lord Egn has left
~ Inc American ship Hesperus has been burned.
Trade is depressed.
THE LATEST.
Warsaw, March IA separate Council of
state has been granted by the Emperor to the KIM
dom of Poland, and zomoisky has been appointed
PARIS, March l3.-The Patrie denies that Prince |
Napoleon is about to visit Italy.
Inc debate on the Address continued in the Corps |
Legislative to-day
NJ Keller criticised the policy of the Government |
and demanded that it should state what noIicv II |
Will pursue in the future.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, West Coast of
africa mails had arrived, giving an account of |
cennlbal festival which occurred at Boninr The |
victims heads were cut off and exhibited in front of
the public places of heather worship.
LONDON, Thursday.-The Bank Court has made
no alteration in the rate of discount
The Grand Trunk Railway Comnanv of Corod, |
was unable to meet its interest when it fell dine nn
the stock OF the Atlantic and st. Lawrence Com
pany leased by them.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, March 13.-Cotton-Saes last four dav of
Daies including 1000 for speculation and export
The market is firm closing with advancing tendencv
Breadstuhs are firm and prices steady
PROVISIONS are quiet
Consols close at 91A 691B.
LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, March l4-ConsoIs closed to-
day at 924 d92S for account. ~
Manchester advces unfavorabe. Prices have gene
iaiy slightly declined. There some inquiry at the
lowest rates. '4N1' @' '"'
stuTs.-Messrs. Wakefield & Nash and Richard
vance OF 3D. Wheatis firm and fine qualities have ad- |
yaneed ar, Id; red lis Sd 9lSs lOd white rs 6dIls
'7s. &c. G)3Ss; white 3Ss Gl39s '
Provsions-Beefis is in fair demand at low prices Pork
. qtle' bacon dull Lard is heavy and quotations are
id G57s. "e' a. '0S
North American Produce-Rosin is dull at As Id a4s
"a spirits Turpentine is duh at 30s 6d31s Sugar is
steady. Rice is dull Coffee is dull Pot and Pearl
4 shes are quiet-Pots 2Ss Cd; Pearl 29s ~
LONDON, March 13-The money market is Quiet
dvanced. $50 ~ a-'
SHIP NEWS.
arrived from Savannah ship Admiral at Liverpool;
rom Mobile ship Lancaster, at Hamburg; from New
orleans ship Cambria, at Deal.
WarIilke Movements OF the c. S.A.
MEMPHIS, Tenn, March 27.-Five hundred Mis-
'issippi troops passed through here for Pensacola
to-day. They had military reception and were
received.
New ORLEANS, March 27.-Two companies of
louaves left for Pensacola to-day, for active ser
7ice.
Mobile advices say that troops and mutations
re constantly moving to Pensacola
Several companies were expected from North
Alabama.
Departure of Federal Troops fcom Texas
New ORLEANS, March 26.-The steamship Ari-
ona has arrived at this port, with Brazos dates of
The 2Is: inst
The steamers General Rusk and Daniel Webster
sailed on the Goth, with the federal troops.
The Arizona brought to Indianola Companies E
and of the Second Cavalry.
There were no Federal troops on the Rio Grande.
The State troops occupied the garrison.
Indian depredations continue on the upper bor-
iers.
Virginia Convention.
RICHMOND, March 2S.-The Convention TODAY,
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