The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-07
LATEST NEWS.
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ADDITIONAL FOREIGN NEWS.
QUEEN VICTORIA IN GERMANY-THE CHTNLSI
TREATY.
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.

ST. JOINS " f, Sept. 4.-The steamship Fulton, from
Havre for New York Intercepted off Cape Race on
Friday by yacht of the New York Associated
Press but owing to unfavorable weather dispatches
did reach here till this evening
The Fulton passed Cape Race at $50 P. NJ Friday and
will be due at New York Tuesday afternoon. Her dates
! from Liverpool are to the 25th ut
The news is interesting though very important
Commercial affairs generally favorable Cotton firm and
advancing BreadstuTs and Provisions steady Adviccs
from Manchester show favorable market, with tend
ency better prices ConsolS closed at London the
evening the 2t at % p 1858 for both money and
GENERAL NEWS
Queen Victoria continued her progress in Germany.
She received everywhere with the most eXtravagant
demonstrations of respect and good will.
Preparations making for royal visit to Leeds
the return Of the Queen from Germany.
The world renowned stcam.frigate Agamemnon, which
covered herself with glory in the laying Of the telegraph
cable had been on fire, but frunaely sustained little
damage.
There had been collision between excursion trains
the Oxford and Wolverhampton Railroad involving
dreadful consequences Several persons were killed. and
a great many frightfully injured
The condition of the Thames river, the fltlncss Of
which has excited much remark, had been improved to
some extent.
The notorious horse, Cruiser which tanned by Mr..
Rarey. is performing in circus.
The accounts of the harvest satisfactory The
late rains caused some delay in the gathering of the
crops, but permanent injury was done.
The Universal Exhibition of Industry at Vienna has
been postponed.
The treaty concluded with the Chinese does confer
the allies the right of having permanent diplomatic
agents at Pekin but the Consul Generals resident at
will he admitted to direct intercourse with the
cabinet of the Emperor.
a telegram from St. Petersburg says the Chinese EN-
pre he open foreigners and the left bank of the
Amoor river is henceorth to be the boundary between
Russia and China
Baron Gros, the French plenipotenary, is expected
home from China in October
The continental exchanges show great frmncss espe-
cially at Paris .
had suspended payment but their estate will cover their
liabilities
progress of the Emperor and Empress of France and their
return to st. Cloud.
Their reception at Rheims was extraordinary An i'm
number of priests and people generally had assem-
bled and cordially greeted them.
The plenipotenaries France Austria, Great Britain
Prussia Sardinia and Turkey had assembled to sign the
convention relative the organization Of Modavia and
Waachia The exchange of the raications of the con
yention will take place at Paris in about five weeks.
The Emperor Alexander of Russia will arrive at War
the 4th of September when the thirty five thou
sand troops who have been concentrated in the city will
be reviewed by the Gar
The Grand Dukes Nicholas and Michael go to the
Caucasus to take part in the military operations against
Schmayl.
NJ Thouvena the French Ambassador at Constantine
pie had note to the Porte supporting the appca
Turkish Government to give up to INN the harpor oil
Spitzen. in the Adriatc, which he claims
The Fulton left Cowes at 31O ?. NJ, on the 18th, and
has 214 passengers, but no specie.
The Indian from Quebec, arrived out on the 9th
By Telegraph to Southampton.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
active this week, and with renewed confidence,
prices tend upward the fine qualities of American being
already l6d higher than Friday last The sales Of
three days have been 1000 bales of which 600
to Spectators. and 4,OOO for export.
STATE OF TRADE-The Manchester market sympath-
with Liverpool, and all qualities of goods are slight
ly higher.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-MesSrS. Richardson.
Spence Co state that the weather has become favorable
for harvesting, checking the advancing tendency in the
Breadsufs market. Flour is quiet but prices remain
steady at the advised per Africa, viz Western S.
21s Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls Cd a DIS, Ohio DDS
d23s Cd The Wheat market generally steady, with
very firm feeling in choice descriptions of rcdred West
5s 6dd 6S 3D. do Southern 6s 6s Sd. white Western
6s. d6s 3D., do. Southern 6s Cd d7s3d Corn dull and
quotations unchanged yellow 33s 6d.@34s, prime white
34S lI3is. Cd.
LONDON MARKETs.-In the London market Wheat
and Flour dull but without change in price. Cotton
has advanced "a per pound. Coffee is firm. Rice firm
Tea unaltcred. TallOw steady.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-ConsOls closed on Tues
day, the 24th 90 d967 for both money and account
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-Our market for Pro
visions continues steady the business transacted being
mainly of a retail character.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Sugar is quiet, but
change note in prices Coffee is duh at last
quoted rates Ashes steady at 3ls cd 32 for Pots
and S2s 6l for Pearls Oil is unchanged sales
34s fl34S Cd. Rosn is steady at As. 3D. for common
Spirits Turpentine also remains steady at 3Ss.