The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-27
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off Sandy Hook this morning about . o'clock. Tn
| following abstract of her advices, which embrac
Liverpool dates to the 10th inst, have been recev
cd from Sandy Hook
France has accepted the mediation of the friend
| ly powers in her dispute with Portugal, and pa
ciiic solution Of the affair is considered certain.
nugget OF gold weighing 100 ounces had beei
exhibited at Melbourne.
There has been no reduction of the Bank of Enc
land rates, although in open market the minimum
rate is "a. Great dissatisfaction was expressed il
| consequence.
The Spanish and French Vice -Consus have beer
assassinated at Teutan, Morocco. Energetic mea
sureS expected to enforce satisfaction
general massacre of Christians in Gambia wa
feared Two additional battaions of troops were
! ordered to the Island.
The details of the China news show that the Rri
tsh have destroyed the forts at Mantor, but spared
the town.
Mr.. Reed, the American Minister, remained al
Shanghai. The United States sloop-of-war Ger
mantown was in Canton river. The frgates Mis-
sissippi and Powhatan were at Japan.
Bombay dates to the l4th of September report
| that the disarmed troops at Mooltan had mutinied
! and were nearly eXterminatcd. Various successes
! over the fugitive rebels are reported.
| The mutineers at Mooltan have met with an al
most total determination. The rebels from Pouree
were also defeated with great slaughter on the 5tl
! OF September. Four of the companies OF Ncna
Sahib were captured at Gwalior endeavoring To
corrupt the native troops. The culprits forth
with executed.
The Gwalor fugitives have been again defeated
and dispersed in all directions
Rom 1olo OIL n,
were under arms.
1t is said that Portugal agrees to give up Charles
Georges, provided the French vessels withdraw
from the Tagus previously.
The officers OF the steamer Austria publish Il card
in the Liverpool papers declaring that the Captain
and themselves did all in their power to prevent the
calamity.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL Oct. 16-Coton-Salcs of the week 43 COO
bales. All qualities have slightly declined particularly v
fine and ferior qualities. Midling quotaby unchang
market closing firm; Orleans fair ~ mddling AZ Mo
bile fair 9l6i middng SIG; Upland fair *, mddling
Stock in port $4,000 bales including $50 900 bales OF
American cotton.
Manchester advices are unFavorable
Breadstnif s.-Market dull Richardson Spence quote
Flour quiet Fine qualities wanted Western Canal Dos
"a 2is Philadelphia ard Baltimore 2ls 22s.; Ohio, DIS.
a2is Cd. Wheat is quiet but steady. Red Western
2d6s. Cd. white Western, IS Sd Gi6s. cd: Southern Is
ais. Sd. Corn has declining tendency. Yellow Bis "a
3}S.; white BIS. 6d.id34s.
Proyisions.-Markct dull. Beef is heavy Pork quiet
Bacon dull Lard is heavy at decline of d2s.sales
at 5Ss.
Produce.-Sugar is quiet. CoCeeis firm Rice dull
Tea-a qualities have slightly advanced. Rosin is
steady at Is. l0d.d+s Philadelphia Bark 9s Linsecd
oil is dull at BIS GdG%}s. Turpcntine spirits closed
steady ut :SS. .ldiSS. Cd
MONEY MARKET, LoNDoy, Oct 15-The rates for money
as slightly declined Conscs 9S%49SH for money, and
9SId9S% for account.
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased $4,000
and the Bank of France has lost I7oo000 sterling during
the month. American securities unchanged Atlan-
tic telegraph shares quoted at E:40a370.
Discounts at the Bank Of France had largely increased
The panic continued at Vienna.
LoNnoN MAEKETs.-Messrs. Earrings Circular quotes
Breadstu dun hut prices steady IronWelsh bars
&c 5sd &c los; Pig Iron the CLYDE 5ls3d Sugar is
steady and in better demand Coffee is firm Turpentine
Spirits closed firm at 40s. "a lbs.
From Washington
WASHINGTON, Oct. 26.-The movements Of Gen.
Walker are regarded with much interest here.
especially in diplomatic circles, it being represented
that he is well supplied with both men and money
for his protessedly peaceful enterprise. There is
reason to believe that should he attempt to land
with his followers in Nicaragua, he will be repused
by the British naval forces. the Admiral on the
West India station it is ntimated, has instructions
to arrest flibustering e peditions into Central
America from any quarter whatever. Past as well
as well as recent events strengthen this assertion.
New parties have recently been endeavoring to
secure the governments recognition and protection
in another contemplated transit line over the Mica
raguan route, and with whom General Jerez has
been in communication. No success has thus far
will not interfere between citizens in matters re-
lating to that subject, it is well known that those
who have already contracted with the Nicaraguan
Government will be fully protected in their rights
and property.
The camels which recently arrived at New Or
leans were imported on private, and not on public
account, as stated in the newspapers.
The State Department is preparing to send books
and documents of public character, as a present
to the King of Siam.
A
LOUISVILLE, Oct. %, =. M.-The New Albany eX-
peditiOn did not go to Bradensburg Yesterday but
they talk of going to-day.
A meeting has been called here to denounce the
proceedings of the officers who captured Bell.
LOUISVILLE, Oct. 26.--The expedition to rescue
Horace Bell, left New Albany, Indiana, heavily
armed, last night, for Bradensburg, Kentucky, and
Elizabethtown, inland, whittier he has been trans
ferred. 1t is reported here that the kentuckians
are concentrating to meet them.
FIR. Douglas and the Republicans
ST. LOUIS, Oct. 2G.-Frank p Blair Jr., pub
fishes letter in reply to Isaac H. Sturgen, in which
he says that the letter written to B. Gratz Brown,
was in strict accordance with the wishes of Hon.
Mr.. Douglas himself, and that he deemed that the
object OF the interview to mitigate the hostility
OF the radical democratic press of st. Louis. He
also states that he has had agency in giving cur
rcncy to the contents of that letter. and the charac
ter OF the invitation and message of Mr.. Douglas
received through Mr.. Colfax, of Indiana, was not
such as to prepare him for the hearing of Mr.. Doug
las calling for three cheers over his defeat in this
district.
Marine Disaster-LOss of Life
NORFOLK Oct. 25.-The schooner A. j. Ward,
from Sandy Point, Va, was knocked down on Sun
day of Chincoteague, and all hands lost. The sea
was exceedingly high but the wind light.
NORFOLK, Oct 26.-Arrived to-day a large
schooner, named }. P. Sampson, from Staten
Island with both masts gone and badly damaged in
the recent heavy gale.
Several other vessels are in Hampton Roads,
slightly damaged, either vessels or carg0cs. The
sea outside is running very heavy, with stiff
gale.
The United States Agricultural Fair.
RICHMOND, Va, Oct. 2G.-The fair grounds have
been thronged all day. An address delivered
by Gen. Tilghman, President, and brief speeches
were made by Governor Wise. EN-President Tyler.