The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-21
ADDITIONAL BY ANGLO SAXON.

! QUEBEC, Oct IA careful examination of the
papers gives some additional news of interest not
supplied by the dispatch from Cape Race by the
| Ariel.
The London Times saws that all appearances indi-
cate that the present Atlantic cable must be given
up, and hopes that the experience gained will be
used to insure that success which is finally certain.
1t admits the great superiority of the Niagara over
| the Agamemnon, and thinks that ship should be
! especially constructed for the LAYING Of the ca
bIes.
Lord Derby suffering from an attack Of the
| gOut.
1t was said that Sir Bulwer Ivtton. promptcd by
| the Canadian Ministers in England. was givin..
! special attention to the plan for the federation of
! the British American Colonies. The London Shin
ping Gazette is informed that Lord Bury leaves Gal
! way in 4 week for British North America with in
! structons from the Colonial Office to obtain the
opinions of the Legislatures and people of Canada
Nova Scotia and New Brunswick on the subject of
! Il confederation.
Later advices from Lady Frankins Arctic Yacht
! Fox have been received, which mention that the
expedition has safely crossed the middle ice OF Bai-
fms Sea, and was in a fair way OF accomplishing
the object Of the enterprise.
Lieut. Col. Moody had been appointed Chief
Commissioner of Lands and Works in British
Columbia.
The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
| had fell to El20mi5G
TIE Tilcs' City article reports the funds being
inactive and without fluctuations.
The papers publish 4 despatch from Lord Can
ming, Governor General Of India. in reply to Lord
Elenboroughs despatch. Lord Canning complains
of the treatment he has experienced. He defends
his policy and asks to be relieved if he has failed to
satisfy the government
The failure of large sugar specuatOr in London
for two millions sterling, announced on Tues
day. The name is not given.
The London papers of Wednesday publish an
able report by Mr.. Henley, the electrical engineer
on the state of the Atlantic cable. He is of the
opinion that the cable seriously injured about three
hundred miles FROM Naentia. He has put his large
magnetic instrument in operation, with view to
transmit messages to newfoundland, but will not
know the result until adyices by steamers from
America. Any attempt to raise the cable in deep
soundings would, in his Judgment, its dcsruc
ton. Finally, he does not despair of making the
cable work if it does not get worse
FRANCE.
The Emperor was at the ChalonS camp.
The NopjtcUr publishes a circuIar lorhiddinr un-
stamped newspapers to insert advertisements This
return to the strict letter of the law will be death
blow to 4 multitude of minor journals.
1t is stated as certain that the Emperor of Rus
sia has been invited by Prince Napoleon to visit
France that he has accepted the invitation, and
that lie will visit both London and Paris next
spring.
-AEEETs
LIVERPOOL Oct G-Thc Cotton market is rather qufe
and prices for grades favor Of the buyer no
actual change is made in the quotations. The sales aver
aged 1000 bales Per day the principal portion Of which
to the trade The letters quote n0ws-Middlino
Orleans 72ad do. Mobile 3 16d. do Uplaads I'd The
market closed steady, but with only n limited inquiry
The AsfaS adyccS received on the afternoon of the 2d
had no effect upon the market.
The letters also report -four, of prime grades
changed. Wheat very dull, and corn Cd per quarter
easier
Trade Manchester was less active but spnners showed
disposition to make concessions any material cx
tent.
Consols closed on Tuesday evening at 9S7s.