The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-07
! \ TEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival Of the Anglo-Saxon,
Hostiiities RecOmmenced Mt Gatta-COt Oh
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Depressed.
LATER FROM EUROPE

tnch0nUeu-BreauS Depressed.
PORTLAND, Feb 6.-The steamer Anglo Saxon
from Liverpool on the oath ult., has arrived.
The steamers North American and Kangaroo, ar.
rived out on the Goth.
The steamer Vigo had sailed for New York, witt
$50, 900 Sterling in specie. The steamer New York
would leave Southampton on the 26th
Hostilites recommended at Gaeta on the 22d, by
heavy fire from the besieged, to which the Sardin
ians promptly epled.
Later adyices from China represent all quiet
there. The first instalment of the indemnity had
been paid.
1t was expected that the British five per cent
Indian loan of 600 900 would not be delayed be
yond the 2Sth of January.
ENGLAND.
All influential meeting has been held at Manches
ter, to devise measures to relieve the cotton-rade
anxiety, resulting from dependence on the South
ern States of America. Resolutions were passed
recommending that efforts be made commensurate
with the danger, and approving the steps taken for
the formation of Cotton Supply Company.
FRANCE.
The proceedings of the Senate and Corps IIegis-
atff, have been ordered to be placed at the dispo
sal of each journal every evening.
France is still said to be making extraordinary
military and naval preparations. The excuse given
for this is the menacing attitude Of Germany to-
wards Denmark, and the speech of the King of
Prussia.
The Paris Bourse closed steady. Rentes eff.
45c.
ITALY.
The batteries of the Neapolitans at Gaeta unex-
pectedly opened on the morning of the 22d with a
heavy fire against the Sardnans, to which the lat
ter promptly replied and finally compelled the en-
emy to remain silent, and the besiegers continued
their fire. Fourteen vessels-of-war before
Gaeta.
At noon on the ODD the feet got into line and con-
tinued the attack.
The Sardinians were actively engaged erecting
new batteries.
Sandman troops had been despatched to Abruzz
and Calabra, where reactionary movements were
everywhere suppressed.
Garibadi calls for fresh donations to procure the
necessary means of facilitating the enfranchise-
ment to Victor Emanuel of the rest of Italy.
The Italian Vigilance Commit ee have essayed to
penetrate every Italian with the idea that in the
spring Italy must have a million patriots under
arms.
General Turr has returned to Turin, from a visit
to Garibaldi. 1t was reported that the latter had
sent message of concilistion to Count CavOur,
and given up the attack Venetia as inexpedent.
Another version says that Garibald declines to ad-
ourn the work of deliverance unless the Italian
Parliament relieves him Of his solemn engage
ments.
DENMARK
The Minister of Marine has ordered the equip
ment of twenty two steamers and the reserve corps
of sailors are ordered to assemb on the 1st of
March.
A committee has also been appointed to purchase
gun boats.
Several American vessels have been registered
at Liverpool under the British flag to enable them
to carry salt to South Carolina and return with
cotton without fear of capture.
THE LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
The London Posts Paris correspondent says the
opinion gains ground that the terms indicated by
the friends of Garbaldi rather give, new guaran-
tees to the preservation of the peace of the world
than tend to disturb it.
There is immense activity at the Toulon Arsenal,
as if the French Government intended to send three
or four fleets to sea, together with twenty steel
clad frigates.
CHINA.
SHANGHAI, Dec. 27.-Lord Elgin and Sir Hope
Grant have left for Japan. The rebels are gaining
strength.
GALE, Dec. 3l.-Ship Herculean was totally
lost on the 10Th of November, at Paul's Head. The
crew were saved.
PARIS, Jan, 24.-The Bourse is firm. Renes
close at 67fr. 55c.
NAPLES, January 24.-The powder magazine ex-
pl1ded in the Sandman camp yesterday, killing
20 men.
The fire on Gaeta is proceeding vigorously, and
is but slowly replied to by the besieged
PEsrH, January 24.-The Emperor announces
that general amnesty will be proclaimed when
the question the sequeStratOn of the property of
the refugees is settled.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 2.-Manchester advices are unfavo
rable There is but little inquiry, and prices are weak
Cotton-Sales of the 81 900 bales including 90 600
bales taken by specuators and IL 600 bales for export
The market opened buoyant at advance of Nd
which subsequently lost, closing quiet but dull at
last weeks
The sales the the sailed
at 5000 bales including 1000 bales for speculation
export The market closed quiet at the following prices
Fair New Orleans Sd, Middling do, I'D: do Mobiles
7&d Middlihg do 62sd.; do. Upands, 7ssd. Middling
do 64d Stock in port sos 600 bales including 432 900
bales American. James Hewet Co say prices have de
clined q but that holders decline to concede.
Produce.-Sugar steady. Coffee is dull. Rice is
steady South Carolina 25s. Cd Pot Ashes steady
29s Cd Pearl Ashes steady at 30s Rosn firm. Spirits
Turpentine firm at 3ls. .lf32s.
Observation-Disclosures generally quoted very dull
Flour is dull and cd. lower. Extra Western Dos. Cd
Wheat is dull, but prices steady Corn is duh and all
qualities slightly declined, the market closing slightly
lower prices and holders pressing the market. Mixed
Corn 37s.
Provisions-The market generally is quiet Beef and
Pork are dull Bacon is quiet and Lard is steady at 5Sd
Cos. Taow closed quiet but steady.
LONDON ARKETs.-Wheat has declining tendency,
and all qualities have slightly declined Sugar steady
Coffee is firm. Tea is generally unchanged. Rice is
quiet Taow closed quiet but steady, at Cos Iinseed
Oil is firm at 2Ss. Cd.
The Money Market is generally unchanged Consols
9ld9l%. Illinois Central Railroad 81 to SO discount
Erie Railroad stock 2S Z; New York Central Railroad
1870.
SHIP NEWS.
Arrived from Philadelphia ship Victoria at Deal and
ship NOrthhaven at Queenstown; from Baltimore ships
Admiral and Browning at Liverpool.
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