The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-10
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL Of THE PERSIA.
LORD PAlMERSTON HOPES FOR AN AMCABlE 40
IUSTMENT OF THE AMERICAN DIFFICULTIES.
WARLiKE Ru M ORS

New YORK, April 9.-The steamer Persia, from
Liverpool bringing, v,a Queenstown, advices to the
| 3lst ult, has arrived.
The general condition of the market continued
unchanged.
Lord Palmerston, 10 a speech to his constituents
adverted to the American crisis, and expressed fer
vent hopes let the adjustment be what it may, that
it may be arrived at by amicable means.
Warlike rumors continued te circulate in Paris
havinga depressing Influence on the Bourse.
The concentration of Austrian troops in Veneta
attracted considerable attention, although it was
asserted that the movements were purely defen-
sve.
1t was vaguely rumored that Lord Cowley had
demanded from the French Government explana-
tions respecting the expedition to Abyssinia and
the annexation OF some territory at Adina.
The discussion of the Roman question had closed
in the Italian Chambers. Count Cavour reitera ted
the urgent necessity for declaring Rome the capi-
tai of Italy, and guaranteeing the Pope his liberty
and independence in the exercise of his spiritual
powers.
A resolution to this effect, and expressing hopes
of non-intervention by France, was adopted
1t was reported that Garibaldi's former State
officers had been ordered to proceed to Brescia on
the 9th of April, for Conference
The Emperor of Austria has sanctioned the po-
litical reorganization of Pennsylvania, and its res
toration to its former position in that respect.
The Danish Government was making warlike
prepara tions for all eventualites.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, March 3l.-The Opinione of Turin saws
that the Sandman Ambassador at London has re-
ceived notification from the British Government
that he will be received and recognized as Minister
of the Kingdom of Italy.
Switzerland has given notification that if the
movements of the Austrian troops continue, orders
will be given for the construction of additional
works to the Notifications of Pola.
The Swiss Federal Council, at the instance of
Sardinia, have appointed Commissioners for ad-
justing the affairs of the Ticino Bishopric
1t it is said that $4,000 Austrian troops are in
movement in Venetia
The Paris papers assert that the Austrian move
ments on the Po are purely defensive.
Several French editors, whilst on an excursion to
Venice, were roughly expelled, notwitbstand-
ing their passports had been vised by Austrian
officials.
Hostilities continue in Herzegovin between the
insurgents and the Turkish troops The Porte it
is said, will submit to the Great Powers, before
their PRONUNCIATION, the reforms which it is in
tended to grant, apprehendiug that Russia might
again take up the project of permanent Confer
ence at Constantinople.
Bosnia is menaced with anarchy, and Austria
has forbidden the export of arms into Bosnia and
sent troops to the frontier.
Advices from China say that the new treaty has
been ignored by the Mandarians at Foochow
Lord Elgin had arrived at Trieste en- route for
England.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, SATURDAY.-The market is closed on &C
count OF the holidays The Breadstu market is quiet
and prices steady.
Provisions are dull.
LONDON, SATURDAY.-Consos closed at 81 H(691 Z for
money, and 81 g 99l4 for account.
Specie at the Bank of England has increased Elsa 600