The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-18
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
THE JURA OFF FARTHER POINT

The steamer City Of Baltimore sailed on the 5th
inst. with sl6l 100 in specie.
Lord John Russell said in the House of Com
mons that it was the intention of the Government
to secure the Strictest neutrality between England
and the United States
Mr.. Lsddell gave notice that he should ask
ministers II the lnterdiciOn of privateers was not
at variance with former practice, and the eason
tor this change OF maritime policy.
Lord John Russell said that he had no KNOWLEDGE
of the tender of Canadian regiment to the TTnitsd
States.
Prince Napoleon has embarked for Spain.
The Qneen Of Spain has given birth to a son.
Inc ffussan Chamher have materially reduced
the army appropriations.
Five cases of riffs addressed to the CoumeroioI
Bank of New York were refused by the agents of
the steamer Adratc at Galway.
1t is rumored that Garibaldi cOntemplates a. visit
to America in month or two
ihe address OF NJ. Drek to the Emperor of Aus
tria has been adopted by the Hungarian Diet.
The Prussian Chambers have adjourned.
THE LATEST.
TURIN, June G.-The Chamber of Deputies has
suspended lis siings for three days on account of
the death of ii. Cavour.
The King has summoned II. Ricardo to the
Palace.
ROME, June 4.--Priuce Brubien. having proposed
to withdraw his name from the petition for the
withdra rawai of the French troops from Rome the
Pope has exiled him
The Milan Lambardo announces the discovery of
grand conspiracy against the Government
The Adriatic took out news that the British Gov
ernment would not permit privateers or armed
vessels to take prizes in British ports.
The London Times editOrially replies to the out
cry OF the Northern States against England, and
shows that it is wholly ungrounded
The Bombay mail of the 18th of Nav had reach
ed England. News Unimportaut.
The position of the Irish members relative to
the Galway subsidy, again debated, and seve-
"a raj d,Scialmed any intention of tampering with
the Government.
Lord Stanley had given notice of bis intentior
to ask what steps the Government had taken to
prevent the violation OF neutrality in the case of
requirements of volunteers from Canada, who Of
Tered their services to the United States
Lord Elgin, at the banquet given by the Gro
GERS Co., London, said he doubted if we could have
trade with China without having political rea-
tlons although he agreed it was not political rea-
tons but trade, that wanted. He believed the
relations were established on a footing not likely
to be disturbed in the future.
FRANCE.
Politics were unimportant.
The BOurse was fat and lower. Rentes 60. 90
being influenced mainly BY Count Cayour's Hines,
which caused considerable anxiety in Paris
The Paris correspondent of the London Herald
argues that Italian independence will be buried in
Count Cavour's grave, and the peninsula become
mere dependencies of France.
Count Cavour died this morning, the 9th inst.
at o'clGck, The event has caused a profound
sensation. On the evening preceding his death his
state became so alarming that great emotion was
evinced by the people. at Turin immense crowds
surrounded his residence.
SIsnor Minghett has been iutrusted ad interim
with the PortOlio'of Foreign Affairs, and General
fantl with the provisional admini>tration of ma
rine.
AUSTRIA.
The Empress is suffering i'll health.
In the Hungarian Diet the address to the Empe-
ror, by Nj. DeaNe, was adopted by the Lower House
DV three maiOrilv- tha Cta haipfr f,r 20
against.
The Prussian Chambers closed on the 5b, with
speech by the King. He said the result of the SEES
sion tend to confirm the Government in the line of
policy adopted and will also augment the influence
OF Prussia in Germany and Europe.
The votes of credit for the army did not affect
ong and as ngT Of
de said the Danish Government has not entirely
yielded to the demands of the German Federal
Dlot. The proposals made by Denmark do not af
lord certain prospect of a solution of the pending
questions, but the nature of the relations betwea6
Prussia and the Great Powers offers a guarantee
that they will not be affected by the energetic mea
sures which may become necessary within the
frontiers of German Federal territory. He conclu-
ded with aspirations for peace and prosperity
LATEST-VIA LONDONDERRY
PARIS. Friday.-lt is asserted that Count Areix
and Marquiz Dazglo have arrived in Paris
MADRID, Friday.-The Queen is progressing ia
Vorabiy and the royal infant is we'll.
According to received here from Tanpier.
1t is almost certain that satisfactory arrangements
VIII be come to with Morocco on the questions of
indemnity.
TURIN, ure 6.-At the re-opening of the Chamhar
OF Deputies to-day, the President announced tho
death OF Count CavOur, amid the expression NJ
profound grief On the part of the Assembly He
spoke on the great loss that Italy had sustained
and described the signal services rendered by Count
Cavour. OO"-'
Signor Rez then said the Chamber should nsr
uclpGte IN the Italian national mourning bv sus-
pending the sitting for three days. We are deeply
afflicted by the misfortune that has deprived us IF
the wisdom OF so illustIiOus statesman. Wemust
not ho"eTer, allow ourselves to be discouraged
nor quit the paths we have hitherto followed. He
whom we mourn Tor expressed in his last moments
unshaken faith in the future Of Italy, showing him
self convinced that the principles of unity and indie
pendence would tiuay triumph. We firmly hold
TINS talth Let US sincerely rally round the throne
OF valiant and loyal prince, and shall be then
able to attain the ends to which, thanks to our
tenacitv, we are happily so near.
Ihe Tribune OF the Chamber of Deputies will be
draped In mourning for twenty days. The Senate
| has taken the same resolution.
Signnr Mirghett Minister of the Interior then
announced that the Ministry felt it necessary to re-
main Professionally in office.
TUmN, Fridav.-The Italia of to-day announces
that the King has summoned Signor RicasoIi to his
palace.
FRANCE.
A bill has been presented to the Legislative body
for the construction of third-rate telegraph lines
twenty-five different branches are mentioned, the
total length being S28 miles, the expense of which
will he about IA 000, ,000 francs.
1t Is stated that the Emperor will send an Aid
deCamp to represent him at the funeral of Count
Cavour, and it is also reported that Prince Napoleon
will be present
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Funds continued heavy and
dropping In the discount market the supply rather
less abundant, but good bills readily taken at 5A
The demand at Bank was slack.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MAREET.-The sales of cotton fo,
two days have been 900 bales including 0G0 bales tC
spectators and exporters. The market is frmer unde
the advices per Eastern but the supply is liberal
The sales TODAY Thursday Il OOO bales ncuding
steady.
| TRADE REPoRT-The advices from Manchester are un
favorable the market being steady and quiet, with fair
demand for yarns for the Continent.
| LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARRET The Bread
stus market is dull with small demand weak prices
Others report Flour very dull and quotations are almost
nominal Wheat has declin nng tendency; Red Western
lis Sd lGl2s. 4d; White, l2s. .dI4s Corn dali; Mixed
Sos. Cd 13Os. Cd. Yellow, 3ls.; White, 32s Gr34s
LIVERPOOL Provision ADMINISTRATIONS gen
orally are steady Bigand Athya Co. report Beef firm;
Pork steady; Bacon heavy; Lard heavy, at SIS 964s.
LIVERPOOL PRoDUcE MARkEr-Ashes quiet =
Pots 54s od.(G31s; Pearls Sos Cd Sugar dull. Cofet
dull Rice steady. Rosn steady: 6s Cd IA 6s sd
Spirits Turpentine dull at 45s. (G47s. Cd.
| LONDON MARKETs.-Breadstufs have dnUnyard
tendency, and all qualities have slightly declined Cof
fee steady. Tea unchanged Rice steady. Tallow-
There Is little inquiry and prices weak quoted 54s
| LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The London Money market
is generally unchanged. Consos closed Thursday al
S9GS91E eX div fer money, and 90EG9OH for account
American Stocks.-Sales of Illinois Central at 4OH
S91 dis: Erie 2oHG2lH.
LATEST By Telegraph to Londonderry1
| LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, 9th The sales for the
week foot $4,000 bales including 500 speculaors
and 1900 to exporters.
The market opened quiet but closed at full prices
small sales since the advices Great Eastern The
sales to-day Friday 10 GOO bales including 600 tC
spectators and exporters the market closing firm at ht
| following quotations:
Orleans.... ...... .....,...8&d. 7l5-I6d
u Mobile and Upland. d........S6d. 71ll6d
Inc total stock In port is estimated at 900 bales
of which 900 900 bales of American descriptions
The advices from Manchester continue of an unfaYora
BILE character.
dency. Wheat dull and irregular; Chicago and Mwau
Kle us: Corn dull; mixed offered at 3Os
Provisions steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Friday-Nomnal; Consols
! S7b (d,90, eN. dividend.
AMERICAN STOCKS Sales to-day were Illinois Central
at 40 y ldS94 discount; Erie, 2UR
PRESENTATION OF FLAG-The ladies of Mary.
land undaunted by the Lincoln tyranny, have,
with resolution and patriotism worthy of the wo.
men OF the Revolution, made Southern Confeder-
ate nag for those gallant Marylanders who, having
lett their own State, preparing to battle on
virginia soil for the rights and liberties of the
try. The banner WAS brought to our city by lady
OF Baltimore, who managed, without detection, to
convey it through the camp of the enemy and ar
rive safely with it in Richnond. The Baltimore
battalion under command of Col. Thomas, march
| ed on Saturday evening, to the Capitol SQUARE
when the Hon. j. NJ. Mason, our late u S Sens
tor madea patriotic and impressive speech; after
which, Mrs. -, accompanied by Col Thomas do
| scended from the steps of the Washington Monu-
ment, and, standing near the statues of Patrick
henry who declared for "iberty or death;" of JET
ferson, who said that "resistance to tvrsnts was
oF Gan