The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-09
LATEST NEWS.
I'ELEGRAMS.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADIAN,
DISTURBED STATE OF THE ENGLISH MANUFAC-
TURING DISTRICTS.

PORTLAND, April 8.-The steamer Canadian, from
Liverpool on the 9th ult, has arrived here.
The steamer Edinburgh had sailed with 100000
in specie.
The British Parliament,had adjourned till the 8th
| of April.
The strike of the London building tradesmen as
sumes serious proportions
Turn outs' among the Lancashire weavers
were increasing in frequency, and something was
! feared.
Napoleon received the address from the Corps
Legislation the 23d ut. In returning his thanks
he said that notwithstanding the warmth of the de-
bate upon the address, be by no means regretted
to-see such discussion but hoped the Government
and the Legislature would mutually aid each
other.
The Secretary of the American Legation at Jed
DO, Mr.. Aensken, was reported murdered The
English and French Ministers had retired but the
American Minister still remained at Jeddo
The ship Middlesex, from Liverpool for New
ork, had been abandoned at with the water
up to her main deck. All six of her boats were
lost in launching, except one containing the cap
tain, first and third mates, boatswain, carpenter
and five men and four passengers, which reached
the coast of Kerry after FIVE DAYS exposure. Two
OF the passengers died on landing. The shin was
insured at Liverpool.
The reinforcement of the French troops il Rome
intended to eounteract Austria, has been counter.
manded.
In speech on the Roman question Count Cavour
claimed that Italy had right to have Rome for its
capital but must go there with the consent of
France. He said that the union of temporal and
spiritual power was a source of evil.
Reactionary demonstrations have occurred in
Sicily.
Hostein has rejected the proposed Danish Gov
ernment for the basis of Constitution.
Calcutta dispatches to March 1st had reached
England The markets were dull but prices un-
changed.
Canton dates to February 18th and Shanghai
dates TO the 9th had been received Business at
both places was nearly suspended. Exchanges
dropping.
1t is officially stated that Prince Alfred will visit
Canada during the coming summer, arriving about
the middle of June.
The Galway Steamship Company have authorized
loan OF f6OO,000 at per cent.
Negotiations are making for the Great Eastern to
convey twelve hundred Germans to America bound
for Mormondom
All the London building contractors have closed
their yards, throwing fifty thousand workmen out
of employment Preparations are making to i'm
port lab0rers from Belgium.
1t was stated that General Guyon had been au-
thorized to make contracts for the French Army
at Rome for six months longer.
The Paris journals had received permission to
publish the Pope's Aocution.
TGe Emperor OF Austria has issued decree
which grants to the congregations of Lombardo-
Veuitia the right of electiug twenty delegates to
the Council of the Empire.
From Poland there are reports of disturbances
at Warsaw on the 25th. The people smashed the
windnWs Of General Abramovitch, one of the un-
popular officials. The Military did not interfere
Numerous reforms had been proclaimed
1t was rumored in Paris that another Turkish
loan had been granted by France in exchange for
the compliance of Turkey with French views in
Syria.
THE LATEST.
The Times Paris correspondent says that hostili
ties appear imHinent between the Austrians and
Piedm0ntese. 1t said that Victor Emmanuel had
written to Prince Napoleon that he was in daily
expectations OF an attack, and urging him to reprP
sent matters to the Emperor in their true Night
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL March 30-Tle sales of Cotton for he past
lew days amount to IS 500 bales including 500
taken on cUation, and goo bales export The
Edinbughs advices from the United States caused an
advance in prices of fully I'D. which subsequently was
partially lost, owing to the disturbed of the
featuring districts At the close of the market previous
quotations were barely maintained. Sales the day of
sailing were estimated at 5000 bales, including 1000
oaes TO specuatos and for export The market closes
quiet at the following quotations. New Orleans fair I'd
lniddling 5-l6d. Mobile fair 7Ad; middng 7Id.; |
Upland fair 75$d.; middling esd.
Stock in port $1,000 bales including 767 coo bales
American.
Friday and Saturday observed as holidays ana |
very little business transacted.
BreadstufS-The market has a declining tendency
The holidays have caused a suspension of business
since Tuesday Flour closed dull and Wheat quiet but
steady. Corn quiet; mixed SIS.
ProViSt9ns.-The market closed dull. Beef closed
quiet Holders offered freely, but showed no disposition
to press sales. Bacon dull
Produce.-Sugar closed firm. Rice also firm at an ad-
vance of Sd TO Cd. Rosin closed firm at an advance
chiefly in finer quates-saes As. id. ais Sd Spirits
Turpentine dull at Bis (1]32s. Cd.
LONDON, March 3O.-Consols closed at 81 IGa9IA for |
money and 9lH@9l1s for account; 2;
Arrived from Baltimore ships Bien at Queenstown and
Macaulay at Liverpool.