The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-03
SEE FOURTH PAGE,
THE NEWS.

Two steamers the Borassia and the Ne,o York,
from Southampton, arrived at New York yester-
day, bringing advices to the goth ult. 1t has been
announced that the Polanders will hereafter be al
lowed to elect their municipal councils. The Cars
manifesto, proclaiming the emancipation of the
sers, was issued on the 18th. The continuation of
The occupation of Syria by the French has been
agreed to by all the Powers. The cotton market
closes active. Breadstuffs steady. Consols closed
at 80 for money and 92I@92H on account.
The bids for the Eight Million U. S. loan were
opened at the Treasury Department at Washington
yesterday Almost thirty millions were bid for at
an average rate of 93%.
The three Confederate States ENJOYS to the Eu-
ropean courts are now route. Mr.. Dudley Mann
allied from New York on Saturday, on board the
Arago, while Messrs Yancey and Rost sailed from
New Orleans on Monday for Havana, where they
will embark on board the British West India mail
steamer for Europe. The United States Ambassa-
dors will be despatched abroad with as little delay
possible.
The overland express, with San Francisco ad-
vices to the goth ult, arrived at Fort Kearney on
Monday. The Legislature has made no progress
towards electing United States Senator. The
markets remained without change, save some ac-
uvity liquors, in consequence of the new tariff
act. The disabled steamer Uncle Sam had arrived
at San Francisco. The sloop-of-war Wyoming,
from Honolulu, had also arrived.
By the brig Echo, arrived at New Y ork, we are
In receipt of files of Hayt papers to the 9th ut.-
The most important news they contain relates to
the movements of Spain in the neighborng repub-
lie of San Domingo. We give elsewhere copy
of proclamation, issued ostensibly by the Domi-
nican people, calling for resistance to the invaders
The Rhode Island State election takes place to-
day. The Union of all parties are combined
against the Republicans. The following are the
tickets before the people:
Office. Union Yepabl;cnn
Cove nor......., VIM NJ. Sprague. James Y Smith.
Lieut. Governor Samuel G Arnold Simon H, Greene.
Secretary of State John r. Bartlett John R. Bartlett
Attorney General. Walter S Burgess. Sullivan Ballou.
Treasurer. samuel A Parker. Samuel A. Parker.
Congress, +. D.. VIM. T. Sheffield. Christ Robinson.
Congress, W. D. George H. Browne VIM. D. Brayton.
From Montgomery we learn that the steamer
Gen. Rusk arrived at Key West on the 25th ult.,
with the troops from Texas. Two hundred of them
were to go to the Fort at that place, and hun
dred to Tortugas.
Through the same source, we have intelligence
that goes to confirm the reports relative to the
seizure of the Island of ST. Domingo by the
Spanish.
From Charleston we learn that the speedy ratii-
cation of the Confederate States Constitution is
anticipated.
The latest returns from the Con necticut election
serve only to confirm the result indicated by the
reports published yesterday-the triumph of the
Republicans by an increased vote.
The municipal elections of St. Louis and Cincin
natl took place Monday ard resulted in the
lection of the candidates brought out by all the
parties opposed to the Republicans. At Cleveland
yesterday, the Democrats succeeded in electing
their entire ticket for city officers
The proceedings of the Virginia Convention yes
terday were unimportant.