The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-19
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OF JOHNS, ~ F., June 1.-THE steamer Vanderbilt
winch passed cape Race on Wednesday for New York has
one hundred and ninety passengers and the French
and English mails Her adviccs from London and Liver
pool are of the day Disabling
weeks later news from India had boo,, roo,i,,od
IN England, via Alexandria, and the telegram from
Malta
Sir Hugh Rose had met the rebels and defeated them
with great slaughter than four hundred having
been left dead the field
The rebels were collecting rapidly at Calpee where
they were making another stand against the British
forces
Nena Sahb seems to have become somewhat alarmed
for his safety, and attempted to escape to Central
India His retreat, was, however, cut off
detachment of Europeans and Ghoorkas had been re-
pulsed by the rebels in the mountains
From China also later advices had been received bv
telegraph from Malta They embrace, however, nothing
of startling nature
dispatch from Pekin directs the plenipoentaries of
the Western Powers to return to Canton new I'm
peria Commissioner gathering his forces to recapure
the city, and was expected so succeed
Inc london papers contain interesting articles in refer
ence to the ourages American vessels in the Gulf of
Mexico
The dispatch Gays nothing of any further proceedings in
Parliament in relation thereo and the presumption
that nothing had occurred.
There had been extraordinary fearful eruption of
Mount Vesuvius, causing the loss many lives and
large amount ofproperty.
The French Mediterranean squadron which the ayices
per Europa stated to have sailed Toulon with sealed
orders, had concentrated in the Adriatic
Affairs between France and Spain look complicated
The French Ambassador had to Paris The rea
son is stated.
The nsurrecton in the island Gambia was increasing
in strength Five other districts the island have risen
against the authorities
NJ de Pene the editor of the Figqro who was wounded
in the duel with NJ Hyne, of the army was much i'm
proved in health
The English papers contain interesting details of the re-
cent experiments made with the cable and of the
proposed course of action of the expedition for ayng
between Ireland and Newfoundland.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LINERPooL, June 9th.-The cotton market opened the
week quite buoyanty and with tendency recover the
decline of the previous week. but advices by the
Persia had unfavorable effect the market became
weak and closed quietly at the quotations advised per
Europa, with tendency towards easier prices The sales
of the three days $4,000 bales which Spectators
took 5000 bales, and exporters 900 bales
The market for Breadstus wears generally drooninr
aspect All qualities but little demand and prices
tend downward Messrs Richardson, Spence & Co re
port flour dull and quite neglected Western Canal
is quoted 20s 2s 3D. Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls M
2ls Cd; Ohio 2ls 6dG22s Cd Wheat quite dull with
slight decline all red; the quotations are for
Southern white 7s.d7s 3d. Western white 6s G6s Id:
Western red 5s 6dG5s, I'd. Corn is dull and white is
very difficult to sell at Cd decline. The quotations are
for white 32s ASS. 3d. and yellow 34s. Cd dG34s Cd
The Provision market generally steady appear
Messrs Richardson Spence & Co quote Beef quiet
but steady at last quoted Pork quiet and firm at
the quotations. per Europa. Lard heavy sos being the
highest auction bid for prime Taow dull and quoted
nominally at 53s.