The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-01
THE MAILS OF THE aPIEI

rived at this port last evening, with fIos ond ~;
patches to the 10th inst Much of her intaIli,ono
has been anticipated by our telegram from the Ara
bIa. We are, nevertheless, enabled to present vo
rlous particulars ofinterest and moment
In the House Of Lords, June II, on the motion q
| the Earl OF Malmesbury, the second reading of tn
oaths bill was postponed, account of the indspc
sitlon OF the Earl of Derby. The Divorce and Mat
rlmonlal Causes Act Amendment bill went throuUl
committee. discussion on the general ellicienc
/ OF the militia followed. Nothing more of import
ance took place, and the House adjourned.
=, In the House of Commons, Lord Stanley movet
the NTH resolution, on the Government Of India
THAT, with view to the efficiency and independ
ence OF the Council it is expedent that it be partk
nominated and partly elected" Lord J. Russei
moved, by way of amendent, that the members Of
the Council be appointed by Her Majesty He wouIG
nave all the members nominated bv the Crown
through Minister of the Crown responsiblc for
what he did. After some discussion. the House di
vlded and Lord }. Russels amendment was mega.
tlved by $50 to lS5. The resolution oftnr a Erc
words of explanation from Lord J. RusseI and tbo
chancellor of the EXchequer, was agreed to On
the order for the second reading of the Peace Pro
servation (lreland) act continuance bill Mr., Rae
well moved to defer the second roodina Co.. -
months. Upon division the amendment was neg
atlved by l6S to 90 and the bill was read second
time. The House then adjourned
The London Times city article, Monday. June Il.
mas the iollowlng:-"Ih statement in the Monitear,
IN confirmation of that made by Mr. DIsraeli on
FRIDAY, that France has not recently engaged in
any extraordinary naval or military PREPARATIONS.
exercised no particular influence and the news
from the United States not regarded as i'm
portant."
THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD SHIPS
The departure of gold ships for England since the
last mall were the Norfolk, on April l. with
$3.50 ounces, and the ROYAL Charter Anri II
with 93,I32 ounces. Including the amounts by the
Medway and Indemnity. upwards of f9OO, 900 is
known to be on its way to this country.
The United States steam lrigate Powhatan was
Kong.
The Paris correspondent to the Times saws, no.
tce was sent around to the papers not to publish or
allude to the article in the Times on the French
ornaments, and OF which information was received
by telegraph from London. 1t would also appear
that measures were taken to prevent its being known
IN the provinces. 1t is apprehended and iusty that
anything which would lead to a supposition of es-
arrangement from England, would produce panic
all over the country.
A Berlin engineer has discovered new bullet
casting machine, which can turn out A. 600 Mimic
bullets in one hour.
The Herald says Accounts from China are rath-
er more satisfactory as respects trade, but the de-
mand for silver is again increasing. This will lead
to extensive shipments, which must apain cousa
gold to be Withdrawn for the necessary remittances
The private letters state that there is much bet
ter expectation of future commercial relations with
this quarter of the globe.
The Melbourne Arqus states while n GRAND
scheme Of railways was under consideration, the
electric telegraph was rapidly connecting the Aus
tralan colonies. We are in correspondence by the
electric telegraph with all our gold field and with
all the principal towns of the interior Our tele-
graphic system has penetrated the northern COLONY
OF New South Wales, and reached the boundary of
South Australia. In the course of few weeks the
cable will place in communication
with the neghboring island of Tasmania.
The COngregationasts of Victoria had deter
mined, under the advice Of Mr.. Binnev, to depute
Rev Mr.. Poore to England for l3 Minister'S The
L 'n'eS says that the Cunard Company have taken
Che Australian mail contract. The bare announce
ment that such an alliance is probable will we have
no doubt, be hailed with the greatest satisfaction bv
all classes 1t appears that the transfer of the bust
ness OF the Edinburg and Glasgow Bank to the
Clydesyille Banking Company will be effected on
the 2lst of June.
The Norfolk, from Melbourne for London. with
t33O3OO in gold, was spoken with at sea on the IIth
Instantly the steamer Atrato from the West Indies,
and may perhaps arrive off the Coast in the course
of few days.
The Express says a tclcgraphic dispatch an
nounces that the electric cable between the citadel
Of Messina and the new Fort of Regio was success
ull sunk on the 4th of this MONTH
The Emperor Louis Napoleon has resolved that
experiments shall be made with rihed cannon at the
camp of ChaOns.
The Eiceroy of Egypt has ordered that the svs-
em OF Field artillery, introduced by the Emperor
II the French, shall be introduced into his service
Inc Egyptian army is fixed this year at l5 900
men.
The Ecpress says: "Tn some of the French ad-
lcGs an anticipation is expressed that the Bank
Dt France will soon reduce their rate of discount
rom 81 to 3 per cent.
The Nonde"r Of June y, contains the following:
About three months since the English newspapers
pretended that the French Government was making
great warlike preparations. The .WOnaeUr denied
he fact; the same assertions are now renewed; we
leny them again. The military and naval forces
year since for the budget of 1858 have
lot been increased
The Times Paris correspondent writes :-o'Pursu-
mt to orders given by the Emperor, all the regi- .
nents OF infantry OF the line to receive rifles in
Xchange for the smooth-barreled muskets with .
which they are at present armed"
1t is stated, in the Times, that the Emperor of .
tussia has invited the Duke de Montebello, French
ambassador at st. Petersburg, to accompany him
the journey he purposes making in the southern
rovinces of the Empire
The He'".d says NJ. De Mornay, lieutenant in n
avalry regiment, has been authorized bv special
ecree, to assume the name and title of his maternal
randiather, the late Marshal Sout, Duke of Dal-
latia.
The r INES SAYS the Constantinoplc news Of the
III INST Is as follows: Two steamers and Il frigatc
ave been sent to the Herzegovina with troops and
Count Walewsk has assured Faud
acha that the French Government does not intend
impede any measures that may be taken for sup
resslng the lnsurrectiOn in the IIerZerovina
The Times Chinese correspondent saws: At Can
IN all has remained quiet up to this time. Rumors
re current that the Chinese propose DESTROYING
ie dwellings occupied by foreigners the IIonan
lde. We have not heard of the arrival of Hwanp,
lie new Viceroy, in the vicinity of Canton 1t is
ported from the North that the City of Nankin
as been taken by the Imperial troops. This, how
'er, requires confirmation. In an engagement
tween the lmperialists and rebels, near Nankin,
ne former are said to have suffered severely.
The military authorities have declined to place
n trial the antagonists of NJ. Pene, on the ground
lat the civil courts have refused to proceed against
lie latter.
The Paris correspondent of the G{oJe states that
le hungarian General kmeti, who shared with Sir
: Williams of kars the glory of that SIEGE is put
the head of the Turkish army acting against
Omar Pasha, equally Hungarian or
roat, made short work Of the rebels some wears
20, and the new Commander-in-C Chief is likely to
tile the matter Off-haud
prize fight between Paddock and Savers for the
amplonship OF England, came off on the 18th inst
tier hfteen rounds, Savers was declared the victor
Lady Morgan, the distinguished novelist and
aveler, Is lying at the point of death.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET.
June II and l5The business transacted in Cation has
en- very limited, and the sales barely reach 900 bales
100 on speculation and for export Prices partially d
wer and the market closing fatty.
LIVERPOOL CORN AND BREADsTUFF MARKET
June l5-At this days market there was 4 very small
tendance of buyers, and the business done altogether
WHEAT and FLOUR, with very slow retail sale, nav be
oted nomnaly the same as on this day week although
sales been forced, further reduction must have been
omitted to.
OATS and OATMEAL may be quoted a turn lower
Yellow INDIAN Corn firmly held at late rates but
hite was about cd per quarter lower prime Northern
ing obtainable at 33S. cd. per quarter cx quay
LONDON PRODUCE AND PROVISION MARKETS
June 15.-TEA inactive. SUGAR firm. COFFEE Quiet
cE slow. MOLAsSEs unchanged. Cocoa dull TALLow
ady. SALTPETRE active at full prices
DILs-Linseed slow; Olive quiet; Spirits Of Turpen-
lie 46s.
METALs.-The Iron market is very inactive; Speter
II; Tin heavy. !
The following is from the Times City Article Juno 16
The English Funds opened this morning without alter
on and the market was subsequently dull Consols | {
re first quoted 9Ga eXdividend and after having re-
led to % =, they left off at 90 Loans were in demand
day in the Stock Exchange at per cent and in the
count market there also more inquiry In th, for
exchanges this afternoon the were the same as
t post. About fljO,OOO in bar gold withdrawn
IN the Bank to day for expectation The prospectus
been issued of the mail service to Australia which is
be carried on under the management of Mr. Cunard-
vernment aid is relied upon, and preliminary arrange
nts have been made to obtain ten efficient steamers