The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-28
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New YoRK, Dec 27.-The steamer Asia from
Liverpool, with dates to the 1lth, has arrived.
There have been numerous arrests near Cork, o
parties connected with ilbustering invasion from
America.
1t was fully expected that the English Govern
mcnt would guarantee new capital Of half mil
lion pounds to the Atlantic cable, and that new
contract to lay another cable would be immediatel
made.
1t is said that the French Commission recon-
mends a continuance of the African emigration
scheme.
The India and China mails have been telegraphed
news unimpOrtant.
Numerous political speeches have been made in
England by prominent politicians, including
speeches by Messrs Gibson and Bright, on the re,
form question, at a great demonstration at Man
chester
The arrests near Cork alluded to above were
some fifteen young men, occupying respectable po-
sitions, who are charged with being members of a
society having for its object the Invasion of Ireland
by American tilibusters.
A pressure was being brought on the Government
to secure the guarantee of the AZ per cent on
E50O, 900 sterling of new capital for the Atlantic
Telegraph. Memorials from all parts of the coun-
try, and infiuentially signed, have been sent in,
and it was supposed that the Government would
accede and if contract for a new cable would
forthwith be made.
The meeting of the French Legislature has been
postponed till February.
oath
The Bank of France has gained &c, 900, 900 francs
in specie during the month.
French negro emigration vessel is reported to
have been overhauled by British cruiser on the
African coast, and compelled to discharge the ne
gr0es although the shipment was perfectly regular.
The Spanish expedition against Mexico will be
on larger scale than was at first supposed.
The Calcutta mail of Nov. 9th had reached Suez.
Advices unimportant. The Hong Kong dates are
to October 29th. Lord Elgin's negotiations at
Shanghai were satisfactory.
Commissioner Reed had not returned from ia
pan.
The Emperor of Japan is reported to be dead.
Canton was quiet and trade had been resumed
The Australian mail, with Melbourne dates to 0c-
tober 10Th, had also reached Suez with f130,0O in
gold. Trade was quiet, but there had been large
shipments of gold to England.
LIVERPOOL Dec. ec.11-Cotton-S of the week AZ 900
bales including 1900 bales SPECTATORS and $500 bales
of M export Middling, of Upland qualities, have declined
q and New Orleans and Mobiles 1-l6 Other qualities
are generally unchanged The market closed Quiet
New Orleans Fair 16; Middling 6I. Mobile Fair Z
Middling 64. Upland Fair Z Mddling l6 Stock
in port 37 900 bales including 257 900 bales American
Messrs Glare Sons say Midding Uplands have decn-
ed fully and that in New Orleans and Mobile there is
little If any change
The advices Manchester are favorable the market
closing quiet but steaiy
BreadstufS Richardson, Spence & Co. quote-Flour
is very dull and quotations nominal. Wheat is very
du put prices steady Corn is very dull-mixed sales
at 26(d27s., yellow 27d2ss White 30(G3ls. Cd.
n fr9visions is heavy Pork is dull. Bacon
and Lard also Sales of Lard at 54s. .954s. Cd
Produce-Sugar was steady. Coffee quiet Rice dull
39s Cd. "
HAvRE MARKErs-New Orleans tres or,fnaire 1o5fr-
a An quantities have considerably declined say 1@3fr-
sales OF the week 500 bales Beadstus very duh and
quotations nominal Provisions very dull
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols 81 97bG97k for ac-
f145 600.