The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-10
LATEST NEWS.
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RECEIvED ATTHE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARAGO.

NEW YORK, Aug 9--The steamer Arago, from Liver
pool arrived here this morning Her advices have alrea
dy been telegraphed from Cape Race.
The Goodwood match was won by Mr. Ten Brock with
0nanda against MimOsa For Stewards cup Babylon was
among the last and for the Lavant stakes Woodburn
also an American horse, was fourth in the race.
The recent seizure at Setlin by order of the Prssian
Government of Danish merchant vessels caused
much Indignation at Copenhagen.
There had been some interesting debates in Parliament
Baron Rothschild sworn in member of the
House of Commons and took his seat at the Monday
ing sitting, when he voted for the first time
The Christians at Alexandria had been insulted and
mcnaced by the Mahommedans but the aggression was
Immediately punished
Mahommet Pasha, Minister of Police of Turkey, had
been sent to Gambia on special mission by his govern
ment, receiving fresh instructions.
Sir H. L. Bulwer had Constantinople and pre-
sented his credentials to the Sultan Minister Penpo
tentiary and Envoy Extraordinary from England
Queen Isabella of Spain and her royal spouse were still
on their pleasure trip.
The Swiss Federal Assembly had elected President,
apd the people of Neufchate had rejected the new Canton
constitution
The Duke of Maakof had received an invitation from
Lord Lyons go in the Royal Albert the a shin of the
British squadron, to Cherbourg.
Prince Adalbert of Prussia has been invited to Cher
b0urg by Napoleon.
the coast of Gambia.
The trial of the Seerna prisoners closed and
OF them had been condemned death, and several
twenty five years Imprisonment in irons.
There had been an extraordinary discovery of old coins
in France.
heavy gale had been experienced Liverpool Thir
teen vessels went ashore, but of at flood tide
The Emperor Napoleon had made splendid present to
the Vceroy of Ireland
The Australian Mining Company after siderable dis
cusson had resolved to discontinue mining oneraton
There had been meeting of Jews in commemoration of
the passage of the bill admitting Jews to Parliament
Miss Louisa Pyne and Mr. Harrison have accepted new
opera from Balte
The screw steamship Anglo Saxon, from Quebec 18th
July, arrived at Liverpool on the 9th.
The ship Heather Bell had arrived from Australia with
million and half of dollars in treasure
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
By Telegraph from LipeTpOOI and Southampton.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, July 2T-Consols had
declined, and closed at 95S for money.
LONDON MANIFESTATION is firm Wheat and
flour are slightly lower Sugar is firm Rice unchanged
Tallow firm Tea unaltered. Coffee firm
LlN ERPOOL COTTON NMARKET-LIvERpOoL July
-The sales Of cotton for the past three days foot up
10000 bales of which 400 speculation and 600
for export The market closed dull easier but Quota
bly, unchanged prices.
STATE OF TRADE AT MANCHESTER The advices
from Manchester are favorable All qualities of goods
yarns, &c, had considerably advanced
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKFT-The bread
stus market had been generally quiet The weather had
Co, report flour quiet. Western canal 2ls 2ls Cd;
Philadelphia and Baltimore, DDS. Wheat steady; red
Western, 6S.td6s 4d; white Southern, 6s. Cd G7s 3D.
Corn dull; yellow, 33s.; white, 32s. ed IA 33s cd
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-The provision
market is generally quiet Beef is dull Pork steady
Bacon quiet Lard is firm, and holders demand ADVANCE
good is quoted at SIS Tallow nominal butchers 49s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar is firm at
an advance of Cd Coffee is quiet and unchanged Ashes
at As a4s Id. for Spirits turpentine is heavy
at 40s.