The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-24
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New YORK, November 23.-The steamer City OF
Baltimore with Liverpool dates to the 10th instant
has arrived
The steamer Africa arrived out on the 7th.
At the Lord Mayors banquent, Lord Derby and
others of the Cabinet were present and made
speeches. but refused to commit themselves. They
promised, however, that the forthcoming measures
should be comprehensive and mutual in char
acter.
The details of the Japan treaty have been pub
lished. Great Britain is to have diplomatic agent
at .Ieddo, and Japan is to have one at London.
The Emperor Napoleon, in his letter to Prince Ma
poleon, says that if the emigration of free negroes
is the slave trade in disguise, he will have none of
it, and he directs the Prince to resume negotiations
with England relative to substituting Coolies for
negroes
Napoleon's funeral car has been formally pre-
sented to France by Sir John Burgoyne. Prince
Napoleon in receiving it said he regarded it as
testimony of Queen Victorias desire to efiace the
poignant remembrances of st. Helena and an addi-
tiona pledge of a cordial alliance.
The Legislature of Holland has introduced bill
for emancipatng the slaves in Surinam and Gu
racoa.
The conferences at Madrid, between the Foreign
Minister and the English and French Ambassadors,
promise satisfactory solution of the Mexican diff
Guilty.
Denmark has abrogated the Constitution of Hol-
stein.
The Calcutta mail news Of October 9th had been
telegraphed to London. There is nothing of
Importance. The markets were dull and freghts
lower. Exchange 2s 34d. @2s. Id.
HoNG koNG, September 2S.-Lord Elgin is await
ing the arrival of the commissioners ON the tariff,
at Shanghae.
Tea was firm at Foo Chow.
Private advices from Paris announce the death at
that city of the Hon. Benjamin F. Butler, of New
York.
The Dutch expedition against Sumatra is sue
cessful. -. .i-...-=-.=
The French and Spanish forces have blockaded
the river Tousan at Cochin China.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 10-Cotton-sales past three days 23,
000 bales including 900 bales spectators and 1000
bales for export. Market steady.
Richardson Spence quote Inferior qualities have
slightly declined.
Breadstufs-Four is very duh at Cd lower; Western
Canal 20s Philadelphia and Baltimore 2Os. Cd 2ls. Cd
Ohio 2s. Wheat is very dull and lower, especially
inferior qualities; red Western As. 10du6s 4d white Is
(16s Sd; Southern 6s. 9dld7s Corn is very dull and
quotations nomina mixed 2SE yellow 29s.; white 32s "a
33s European Breadstutfs have slightly declined Messrs
Wakefield & Nash say Breadstufs generally dull but
steady.
Provisions-Beef is heavy There is but little inquiry
ald prices weak Pork heavy, Bacon is also heavy
Prices easier but quotations unchanged Lard is heavy
All qualities have slightly declined-prime 54s
Produce.Sugar is quiet Coffee is quiet Rice is steady.
RoSn is steady at 3s 10d ads Spirits Turpentne closed
steady at 40s. Linseed Oil 30s td30s. Cd.
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING are steady Sugar is
quiet Coffee is steady Tea-An average business has
been doing without quotabe change in prices.
Metals.-Pg Iron the Clyde quoted at 5Ss. Cd. a
53s Cd
Consols close at 9s H69S2s for money and account.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, noon.-Cotton closes steady.
Breadstufs very dull. Provisions also very dull.