The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-23
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ARRIVAL OF TIE NIAGARA.
THREE DAYS LITTER From EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LITTER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, Sept. 22.-The steamer Niagara ar
rived here this morning at an early hour, with
Liverpool dates to the 1lth inst
The SLAYER brigantnc st. Andrew, captured on the
coast of Africa, arrived at St. Helena on the 30th
of July. She hailed from Charleston.
Later advccs from India and China had reached
England, but embraced nothing important.
There Is nothing new in regard to the cable.
The Directors were to meet on the llth to discuss
future action, and the shipment of the shore ends
from Plymouth to Nalentia was suspended.
The American packet shipJ. j. Hawthorne and the
bark Margaret came in collision off the mouth of
the Mersey, when the latter sunk and all hands per-
ished except the Captain and Pilot
The London Times says that the condition of the
Atlantic cable is unaltered Signals continue to be
received but they were too uncertain and faint to
be intelligiblc Continued experiments still indi-
cate that the in jury is the Irish coast, proba-
blv within three miles.
The Liverpool Post says that the experiments
prove beyond doubt that the defect arises from
leakage at distance of 24O miles from land.
Heavy reintorcements for the Indian army had
sailed.
A convention has been concluded between Eng
land and Brazil for the settlement of the oustapd-
ing claims of either governments.
The ship Ann had arrived from Australia with
nearly s., 600, 600 value in gold.
Mr.. Morphy, the famous chess player, was beat
at Paris by Mr.. Hawartz
The forcible abduction by the Roman Inouisition
at Bologne, of a Jewish child under the pretencc
that it had been baptized secretly by nurse. had
created painful sensation throughout the Jewish
world. The Jews of London have taken the mat
ter up.
THE LATEST.
Dates from Bombay to the 10Th of Au gust have
been received. The rebels had been defeated with
great slaughter by General Robertson Katu-
retZ.
The English-Chincse treaty stipulations are more
favorable than We're supposed. Christianity is to
be tolerated throughout the Empire. The Mission
aries are to be placed under the protection of the
Chinese authorities. Diplomatic agents are to re
side permanently at Pckin. The tariff is to be re-
visyd, several ports to be opened, travel to be
unrestricted and piracy is to be suppressed in con-
junction with the aid Of the British.
The English funds closed firm on Friday.
terrible explosion of powder mills near St. Pc
tersburg, caused the death Of 100 persons.
\ great conilagration had occurred at Moscow.
Hundreds of houses destroyed, and the forests
were on fire.
The steamers City of Washington and Nova Sco-
tia arrived out on the 9th inst
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. ll.-Cotton closed with an adj
vancing tendency. Prices slightly advanced on
the week. The sales of the week reached $1,000
bales Middings advanced 4.
Cotton.-The quotations are as follows:-New
Orleans fair ~, mddling 3-l6, Mobile fair 1-16,
middling -; Upland fair 5-l3 middling 7.
Stock in port Gl8000 bales, including 500 900 bales
ofAmerican cotton. Manchester advices are favor
able.
BREADsTUFFs.-An average business has been do
ing without quotable change. The weather has
been favorable for the crops but produced no effect
upon the market. The Brokers circular quotes for
the week, -four Is. advanced and corn Cd. 0ls.
higher. Wheat is firm. Corn firm. Yellow
32s. 3D. @34s.
PnovIsIoNs.-Beef steady. Pork quiet and un-
changed. No American offering. Bacon firm, par
ticularly fine sorts. Lard quiet.
PRoDUCE.-Bark is quiet Philadelphia 9s. Cd.
Baltimore Is. Linsced oil active at 33@34s. Sugar
is quiet at decline of Cd. 6ls Rice is steady.
Rosn is steady. Turpentine Spirits steady at 36s.
93Ss.
LONDON MARKETS. firm. The money
market is generally unchanged. Money is abun-
dant. Bullion in the Bank of England has in
creased f200, 900. American securities are gene
rally unchanged.
The Bank of France has gained 100000 francs
in specie during the past month.