The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-03-30

Luropean otales were present, with the exceptl
oil Sir Henry Buwer, whose absence has been Il
occasion of much remark. 1t appears that son
diHerence occurred between his Excelency and ii
American Minister, in consequence of the latt
having requested the members of the Corps Dipl
matlque to attend the reception in full uniforl
Ine result was that neither the Ambassador NJ
any OF his attaches were present."
according to dispatches in the French pape
tne Mussumans were assuming most threatenn
attitudes towards the Christians in Syria.
Latest via Queenstown.
GREAT BRITAIN.
| GENERAL NEWS.
despatch from Lisbon states that owing to tb
oad prospects OF the grain crops, the ministry col
template measures for the permanent admission q
| wheat at fixed duty of Ss but if the ensuing ha,
vest is unfaverabe, free importation for limite
| time is anticipated.
Two hundred and seventy noblemen and gen
tlemen were present at her Majestys levee yestcr
| day.
Including the gold despatched Yesterday the tota
e. ,4S0, 900.
The Paris correspondent of the Times SAYS tha
the warmest advocates of the Pope's temporal pow
er 90 not calculate on than a minority o
eighty to ninety on the amendment that it b.
maintained
Inc Non1teur ascribes the surrender of Messinf
TO the good offices of the French Government
ine IinieS insists that it impossible to go i n
70 Mr. Locke Kings county franchise BILL defeated
"ithouI luIO the WEOle question 0
the representation.
The DAILY Ne,cs laments this defeat and the fate
OF reform The door of the Constitution NAV be
smut against the artisan class, but they will not the
less grow into class-power, honorable in numbers
and intelligence. We have been and must be a ma
tion.
The report of the Atlantic Telegraph Company.
10 De presented on the 18th instant recommends
that the company should still be kept formally in
existence, so as to preserve its original privileges
consisting OF agreements with the American Com
pany, and its direct connection with the Govern.
ments of England and the United States.
FRANCE.
=. fAkiS, March l3.-The debate the address in
tue corps Legislatit terminated this evening NJ
helier examined all the phases of the Emperor's
Italian policy. He criticised the course followed
by France, and warmly defended the temporal
power of the Pope. He considered that the Gov.
ernment appears to renounce all its former engage
ments Its condescensions seem to be assured to
the spoilers, and its rigors to those who had been
unspoiled. Nothing, he said, justified such con-
duct. 1t is not before Piedmont that France has
moved backwards; behind Piedmont there is an
astute power of whom Sardinia is the tool-tbis
power is the revolution supported by England. per
sonIfled in the person of Orsini. Prolonged akta-
ton and very loud murmurs in the house.
NJ Keller has also recalled the manifestations of
the army and of the great bodies of State. who at
the time of the attempt against the life of the
Emperor, desired that the guilty parties should be
reached, who were preparing all those machina-
tons under the shelter of the hospitality of En-
gland.
PARIS, March 13.-The Patrie of this evening,
says 1T is not true that Prince Napoleon is about to
proceed to Italy. The debate on the address was
continued to-day in the Corps Legisatf M. Kel-
Ter criticised the policy of the Government, and de-
manded that Government should state what policy
it would follow in future.
POLAND
Warsaw, March l3.-General Magendorif has
arrived here, the bearer of the Emperor's reply to
the address OF the Polish citizens. separate
Council of State has been granted by the Emperor
to the Kingdom of Poland of which Zomoisky has
beea appointed President.
SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, March l3.-The Sandman Government
has lodged complaint with the Federal Council
letter issued by him during Lent having contained
some remarks disrespectful to King Victor EN-
manuel. Yhe Government of the Canton of Fri
bourg, before whom this complaint has been pre-
sented as the only competent tribunal, has reject
ed it.
INDIA AND CHINA.
SHANGHAI, January 24.-Pekin is quiet The
troops at Tien-tsin are healthy. The treaty is
working satisfactorily. The rebels have been de-
feated by the imperialists at Ehsin. In Japan af
fairs peaceful.
CANTON, February l.-Lord Elgin has left. The
English Admiral and Sir Ii. Grant have arrived
out. The American ship Hesperus has been de-
stroyed by fire. Trade is depressed.
the Northwest provinces.
SINGAPORE, February 1.-THE Java cable has
been lost. The French have been victorious at
Saigon. The French transport Wese has been
wrecked. Everything is quiet
WEST AFRICAN MAILS.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, March I3.-The II. NJ.
s. Cleopatra arrived this afternoon, with advices
from Fernando Po to January 10th, Cameroons
5lst, Old Calabar February I'd, Bonney 7th Brass
lth, Benin Sth, Lagos 10th, Acera 18th, Cape Coast
l4th, Cape Palmas 10Th, Sierra Leone 2lst, Bath
urst 25th, Teneriffe March Sd, MADEIRA 5th.
she brings e Z, ,lsO ounces of gold dust, 93,s67 in
specie and 46 passengers.
At Maimba, H. M. S. Ganges had arrived for the
protection of British trading interests from native
incursions. cannibal festival had taken place at
BonneY. The victims heads were cut off and exbib
tied in front of the public places of worship Trade
on Gold-Coast good. The loss of the shin Rodar;ck
Dhu was reported off Cape Palmas on Feb. Sth.-
Officers and crew saved. Wreck plundered by the
natives.
MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL
DAILY NeeUS City Article I4th
ConsOls closed per cent lower than Yesterday En-.
gish Railroad Stocks showed rather dropping tendency
In the discount market newSeature
Times City Article
further of about f6i 900 in gold was bought by
the bank to-day. very large amount of continental
gold is expected to be carried the bank to
According to expectations the next India steamer
is likely to bring total of 900 in silver In the
discount market today choice bills of two or three
negotiated at TX per cent some persons were
fore disposed anticipate the probability of the bank At
the weekly court morrow, cutting their rate down 10
7 per cent.
but latest from New York indicating the probabil
y of Lncons inauguration being signal of excesses
if not for the commencement of actual hosties caused
decline at which the market closed. The same cause
depressed the railway market but at the close there was
a tendency to
LONDON OPENING PRICES, March 14-Consols, Money
Shut - 1'e'
LONDON, 1P NJ, Prices March l4-Consols. Money
n n l IftQ Noyp
Shut.
LONDON. March 14.-Noon.-Consols opened firm and
advanced to 92 SIG buyers and steady at 924 to
92 with very little doing Shares inactive prices
generally have improved, and the tone of the market
good Canadas unchanged. American fiat
The Bank Court have risen without making any alter
alton in the rate of discount.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, March 14-Market very
firm. Sales probably about GOO or 900 bales Imports
l,7s6. Previously 6S, 169.
STILL LATER.
LONDON. March l4.-The Times has received the
following despatch from its correspondent at Ma
ples
MEssINA, Wednesday, March IS.-Tbe citadel
has surrendered to the army and fleet. The troops
will leave for Naples by Frossinone early in
April. There was encounter a few DAYS ago
between the French list Regiment of the line and
700 Papal Zouaves.
French Colonel was killed and forty-three
men wounded. How the affair ended has not
transpred. Romano has rendered his resignation
which has been accepted. The municipal election
VIII take place on the 2ith.
Division on Mr.. Locke Kings bill. Lord p al
merston, and the other seven members of the Cabi-
net who have seats in the House of Commons voted
for the second reading.
TURIN, March l3.-Count Cavour to-day an
nounced the surrender of the citadel of Messina to
the Chamber of Deputies. The Chamber passed
amid acclamations vote of thanks to the land
and sea forces. The project of law respecting
the assumption of the title Of King of Italy has
been formally received.
ulated yesterday evening. The conditions of the
capitulation are not yet known. Civitella Del
NOnto will not be able to hold out much longer
Liberto Romano has rendered his resignation as di
rector of the affairs of the interior.
Prince Carignan has given orders that the Nea.
poitan officers who are staying in the Roman States
shall be allowed to return to Naples. The Italian
army is to be divided into six corps darmee, the
fourth corps, under command of General Cialdini
will proceed to Bologna.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN
LIVERPOOL, March A.-Tbe steamship Nova Scu-
tian, from Portland March I'd, arrived at this port
to-day.
Steamship Fulton, from New York March I'd,
touched at southampton yesterday, and landed
tue English portion OF her mails and passengers.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Cotton opened firm. The sales yesterday and to-day
foot up 20 600 bales of which 5000 were taken by pecu
Breadstutfs firm but quiet.
Provisions quiet.
LONDON, Thursday, March 14-P. M-ConSos closed at
91%@9l e for money, and 924G92% for the account
Illinois Central Railroad shares are quoted 272S New
York Central 71G73.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived from New York ships Del FrateIl at Liver
pool Royal Sovereign at Falmouth and A. Hutchinson,
at Belfast.
Arrived from savannah ship Admiral, at Liverpool.
Arrived from Mobile, ship Lancaster, at Hamburg.
Arrived from New Orleans, ship Cambrian at Deal.
HEAPS OF Snow AT ST. JOHN, n. B.-The follow
Ing extract from letter from st. JOhn. N II
dated March ~, shows that our colonial neighbors
have had liberal snnnlv of snow.