The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-16
LATES L N E w S.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED Al The OFFICE oE 1.-The DAILY EXCHANGE, ,
ARRIVAL Of THE VANDERBILT.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YORK, Nov. l5.-The steamer Vanderbilt,
with dates from Southampton to Nov. Sd, arrived
this afternoon. She had an extreme wintry pas
sage.
The steamers Prince Albert arrived on the 3Oth,
and the Canada on the 3lst.
A new submarine telegraph company has been
formed for laying cable from Galway to Quebec
with capital of a million and half.
Spain is preparing to act against Mexico.
Consols at London closed at 9S@9SI for ac-
count.
The ship A. Y. from New York bound to Liver
pool, foundered at sea, but all hands were saved.
Manchester advces unfavorable, and prices
had slightly declined.
The steamer Hudson, of the Bremen line, was
burnt at Bremenhaven on the I'd inst. She was to
sail the Saturday following, and had large
portion of her cargo on board. She was insured
for f70000.
The England and Holland submarin. cable has
been laid.
The Bank of Vienna has resumed specie pay
ments.
A new ministry has been appointed by Prussia
The of the French brig Anna, whilst ship
ping laborers for the coast of Africa were massa-
cred by the negroes.
Fifteen deaths occurred recently at Yorkshire,
England, from eating loZenges in which arsenic had
been mixed by mistake. Seventy others were Sc
riousy i'll from the cause.
The Russian envoy for Pekin passed through
China escorted by Chinese officials with carriages
The new submarine cable between Galway and
Quebec is to be of different description from any
now used.
Madame Periffers the celebrated traveller, is
dead.
There is nothing new from yalentia in regard to
the Atlantic cable.
The Bank of France returns show falling off of
f1, 10000. The Bank of England returns also
show a falling off of 81, ,060,O0O
Arrivals ofspecie from Australia to the amount of
f346, 900 have taken place.
A new gold field had been discovered in Aus
traia.
There is an augmentation of the Spanish feet
preparations to act against Mexico.
The popular feeling at Lisbon is very strong
against England relative to the Charles Georges
affair.
There is a rumored change in the Prussan Min
istry.
The Sultan visited the frigate Wabash
The Government of Piedmont comedies with
France against the abduction of the child Martara
From India there are advices that the rebels had
captured Esaughar and afterwards retreated. Move
ments were being made for hemming in the rebels
at Oumdarce Bombay quiet. Several gal
liant affairs had taken place at Dude all ending in
the total route and great destruction of the enemy
Rebel bands in great Numbers were ravaging the
country.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL Nov 3-Cotton-The market has a declin-
ing tendency. Lower qualities almost unsaeabie
Prices have declined %@a since Saturday New Orleans
fair Mobile fair 6; Upland fair 6S The sales of the
past three days amount to rs 900 bales
Breadstuns.-Flour has declining tendency, though
nomlnay unchanged in price, Western Canal 20s South
| ern 2lsta22s. Ohio 22s. .Gl24s.
wheat has declining tendency, and is very dull al
ABOUT 10 lower Red Western IS d6s I'D; white 6s I'd a
| 6s Cd. Southern white Is. 6I7s3d
Corn has declining tendency Quotations are nom
| nal-yellow 3Osg32s; white 33s 0633s Cd.
Pork-Beet IS heavy and quotations bare y maintained
Pork is dull Bacon heavy and former prices barely
maintained. Lard is heavy. Tallow is generally un
| changed. "
ProduceRosin is dull 3s 1Od Sugar is oriat Rice
is quiet Coffee is quiet Pot Ashes steady at 2 Pearls
quiet Lnseed Oil 30s Cd. Turpentne Spirits closed
steady at 40s Cd.
LONDON MARKETs-W Wednesday. Nov 3-The funds ars
| heavy, but the Money Market is unchanged Conso.
9sH Illinois Central bonds have declined ST. Atlanti,
Telegraph shares f330dS60
From Salt Lnke-The Overland Mail.
| ST.. LOUIS Nov. Is The Overland Mail has ar
rived with dates to the 18th (anticipated). Tht
mail was delayed day in consequence of the baC
state of the roads on the Eastern portion of thu
route. There were six through passengers inclu
ding Mrs. Crume. D.ii-
The Salt Lake mail of the 18th ut. has reached
here. General Johnson's army went into winter
quarters on the 18th. Heavy rains and higf
winds had prevailed at Camp Floyd. The story
about the sale of the Indian squaws to the officer
of the troops is untrue -
| The snow was three feet deep in the mountains
and ice three inches thick. Several trains now OF
the road would be unable to go through.
| There was considerable excitement at Salt Lake
| city in reference to the Pixies Peak gold diggings
Numbers were leaving for the mines.
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