The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-24
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the North Briton.
SEVERE WEATHER IN ENGLAND
BREAD RIOTS APPREHENDED

PORTLAND, Jan. 23.-The steamer North Briton
from Liverpool on the 18th instant, has arrived
here.
The weather continued to be verv severe in Emo
land, occasoniug much Distress and fears of breac
riots were entertained.
ENGLAND.
Quite panic prevailed in Liverpool on the 9tt
inst 1t was rumored that in a portion of the city
mob had entered the bakers shops, plunderine
them OF their contents, owing to the advance in
prices and the severity Of the weather, causing a
suspension of many kinds of labor. So great was
the alarm, that many of the shops closed their
doors, but the fears of the proprietors proved
groundless.
The weather continues very severe and navjqa-
tion is becoming difficult. MANY parts of the
Thames is closed by ice.
The crisis in America continues to attract great
attention in England. Lord Palmerston saws he
hopes that if the American Union be dissolved, it
will be by an amcable arrangement, and he hopes
the world will be spared the horrible spectacle of
brothers warning on brothers.
FRANCE.
1t is rumored that Count Thouvenal retires
from the French foreign office.
The Paris Bourse on the 9th closed nanimate;
rentes 67fr. 10c.
1t is believed that the French fleet after leaving
Gaeta will go to the Adriatic.
ITALY.
The Piedmontese troops were, at last accounts
constructing battery only five hundred yards from
Gaeta.
The Turin Cabinet have resolved to tolerate no
lHJefFentOn Otber than th9t OF France.
1t is untrue that Russian feet is to replace the
French fleet at Gaeta.
GERMANY.
1t IS said that the German Diet will refuse to re-
cognize any representative from Sardinia under
the new Italian annexations to the Kingdom. The
German army is said to be ready to meet any en-
emy.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian Ministers have been ordered to put
the new ordinance into effect immediately
provisional electoral law Is IN he adj cd for
Hungary.
The Hungarian diet assemblies April I'd.
The disquiet is increasing in Servia.
CHINA.
The regular China mails had been teegraphed,
and would be due at London in time for the steamer
Niagara. The terms of the treaty Of peace provide
among other things, that all the Chinase ports
snail be opened and inland foreign trade allowed
Chinese Ambassadors to reside in England.
Exchange rates had declined at Hong Kong q
per cent.
The Russian Ambassador at Pekin had ratified
the convention confirming certain privileges the
Am0or, and extending commercial advantages.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIG ENCE.
b,Is ai goo OF 'he week D! 0o9
for export The market opened with an advancing ten
dency but subsequently became dull owing tn the ad
vance OF bank rates. Later in the week, however the
advices received from the United States Steamer Etna
caused further advance and the closed at fully
last week prices, Sales to-day estimated 900 bales
including 1000 bales specuators The quotations are
follows New Orleans fair, I'D. middlng 63sd; Mobile
ialr, '7ad middllng $780, uplands fair, I'D, mid
ding, Lied. The total stock in port estimated at
$40 600 bales, including 3734O0 bales American cotton
as having advanced I'd Others generally unchanged
Breadstufs-Flour has declining tendency; wheat
also, and holders pressing on the market Corn
closed dull and quotations nominal
Provisions.-The market generally is dull.
~ LoNDoN MARKETS, London. Friday-Consuls closed
81 A(d9lS. The money market is steady.
The money market is steady and the discount demand
only moderate.
SHIP NEws.-Arrived from Charleston January eth
ParkshiU hnb;Ia Tar,
9Th, ships Clara Morse and American Union, at Liver
pool The Sheridan, for New Orleans, had put back to
Queenstown. The ship Champion, from Savannah, for
the Clyde was abandoned the 10th December
The crew were all saved.