The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-02-02
Arrival Of tho Arabia.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Speech of the New King of Prussiu.-For = otl
iDgs Of War.

New York, Feb. 1.-The steamer Arabia, from
Liverpool on the 10Th, has arrived below.
The news is unimpOrtant, being only few hours
later than previous advices.
1t was stated that a treaty between Prussia and
Austria exists, guaranteeing to the latter, the
possession of Venice.
The King of Prussia, in an address on the 10th
to the Generals Of the Prussan army, SAYS: 81
have been called to the throne at an epoch of dan
gers and with prospect Of combats, in which !
shall perhaps need all your devOteGness. If | do
not succeed in turning advie the storm which is
rising, we shall have need of all forces to defend
ourselves"
This speech caused quite a sensation at Paris
where, as the King is aware that Denmark is only
his nominal enemy, the real question is regarded
to be ,ohetler France as TO haze The Rhine?
More troops had left Genoa for Naples, and two
frigates had also left for Gaeta.
The whole French squadron had left Gaeta.
1t was said that 10000 Bourlemans had entered
the Neapoitan provinces and defeated the Italians
at a certain point compelling them to retire, and
that reinforcements had been sent.
The steamer brings 600 in specie.
Arrived at Liverpool ship Annapolis, from Balti-
more.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, JAN l9.-Manchester adyices are unfavor
able The market closed dull with sufficient business
BreadstuGs-Flour is difficult to SELL Wheat dull
Rice easier, but unchanged. Corn dull; mixed 3ss
Provisions-Beef is heavy: Pork and Bacon dull and
all qualities OF the latter slightly lower. Taow slightly
lower.
Produce-sugar is quiet Coffee is quiet Rice is quiet
sales at as 4d Spirits Turpenne dull and all qualities
lightly declined.
ifs quiet but steady. lon-WelSh rails dull at G.
Bars dull at f5 los Sugar quiet but firm Coffee steady.
Barring Brothers report generally that quotations for
Stocks nominal and prices tending downward Hi.
nos Central Railroad, so: Erie Railroad Stock n; Uni
ted States SIS, So.
LIVERPOOL Saturday Sales of 20 GOO bales of Cotton
today including 10000 bales taken speculation and
for export at very full prices.
Breadstuifs quiet and prices steady.
Provisions dull.
American Securities have slightly declined Illinois
Central Railroad 36G34 discount Erie Railroad 3d.
Consols 9l%@91H
Further from California
FoRT KEARNEY, Thursday, Jan. 81, sGl.-The
Pony Express passed at 4 ?. NJ, yesterday-over
Tour days behind time, owing to bad storms in the
mountains.
San Francisco, Jan. Il-3.5O P. M.-The Legis.
ature has transacted business on account of the
failure of the Assembly to elect a Speaker. Sew
enty-two ballots have been taken, and the Assem-
bly, adjourned over to Monday. A well-nformed
correspondent represents the prevailing sentiment
OF the Legislature as follows:
so soon as an organization of the Legislature is
effected, series of resolutions, expressive of the
una terable attachment of California to the Union
as it now exists, and of her inexible opposition to
secession or disunion in any form, will be intro
duced.
The Pony Express, with ST. Louis dates to the
2Sth, has arrived.
The latest Oregon advices contain nothing iupor-
tant The newspapers discussing the proba-
blhtles of another Indian war; from the Ifact that
most OF the tribes manifest an unlriendly disposi
ton.
The following items, brought by the Alert from
honolulu and Japan, are in addition to the news
sent by the last express:
The bark ankee advertised to sail from
Honolulu for San Francisco on Dec 80. The crew
OF the whale ship Why Morgan, at Honolulu, had
refused to do their duty and the United States Con-
sui had discharge them. Several other ship crews
soon followed, among which were the crews of the
bark Behring and the ship Siam. The Siam had
completed her repairs, and would sail Dec. 30 for
JARVIS Island, to load guano at SIG so per ton The
park Behring would sail for New Bedford about
Jan. l. she was unable to procure a full cargo.
The brig iAntilla and Russian bark Grefore with
oil, would sail for Bremen about Dec 2S The
Grefore not full
The special correspondent of the New York Her.
Old, on board the United States steamer Niagara,
had been put ashore at Ieddo, on account of pre-
senting the captain with copy of his correspor-
dence to the Herold written at Hong Kong, reflect
ing on the captain. He had been taken away from
1eddo by the United States steamer Saginaw, and
landed at HakOdadi.
Flot Discovered in Columbia IS. c. to Barn
the Town and Shoot the Citizens
WASHINGTON, Jan. 3l.-An important despatch
has just been received in this city from Columbia,
the capital of South Carolina. plot has been ex-
posed by one of the negroes, showing an attempt
to destroy the town by fire, and shoot down the
citizens as they appeared at the doors of their
dwellings.
The plot was exposed by one of the negroes, and
a white stone-cutter, who is implicated is to be
hung as soon as examined and all possible testmo-
ny elected. The event has created good deal of
alarm among the inhabitants, and especially among
the women upon the plantation.
The Canadians Incensed Mt the Interference OF
England in the Exsradition Case
ToRoNTo, G. W., Jan. 3l.-There is much feel
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