The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-04
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and that the command of the squadron has been
given to Commander Sarzelt The same authority
that instructions have been sent to Baron GroS
| i'll China to treat with the Imperial Commissioner
! without going to Pekin
! The position of Suez is considered of so much
! Importance by the French Government that the
Consulate there has been raised to the Consulate
| General.
The election of NJ. Migeru to the Legislature is re-
garded highly important demonstration against
the Government, as most strenuous efforts were
made by officials to secure his defeat.
The session of the Senate had closed
Both the civil and military prosecutions go
ing on with reference to the duel in which NJ Do
phine was wounded. He still lives, but is in very
precarious state.
The agricultural reports from France continue
most favorable.
LATEST.
The three per cents closed on Friday at 69fT0
1t is announced that NJ. 1ngeru was elected by
above l5, 700 against IA $50 given to the Govern
ment candidate.
The NoniteUr has not announced his election.
months.
1t is said that NJ. Hyen, who was wounded in the
duel, is to be placed the retired list to pacify
public feelings.
ITALY.
rumor is again current that the Dutch govern
ment has been chosen by the Kings of Naples and
Piedmont as mediator in the Cagliari affair.
A telegram from Turin, however, says that the
Independence Of that city announces that Count Ca
your will address ultimatum to Naples and that
the question of Sardina's submitting the matter to
arbitration will depend the nature of the Neapol-
ltan answer.
/ The London Posts Paris CORRESPONDENT saws thar
the hing of Naples lately applied to the Emperor
| OF Russia for passport. He said he was fearful
OF France, and could no longer be sure that the
British government would continue its policy of
conciliation.
cabinet courier reached Naples on the 18th from
st. Petersburg
Letters from Central India and some parts of
Lombardy state that the various governments ate
making preparations against an apprehended MAJ
zinian rising.
Incendiary proclamations are circulated through
the country, and it is said that Mizzini himself
has appeared at several points to encourage his
partZans.
letter from Vienna states that the deliberations
relative to the affairs of Italy have been brought to
a close, and that Archduke Ferdinand Maximan
has obtained an extension of his personal power, by
which he will be enabled to act without having to
return to Vienna
A letter from Naples dated the 10th, announces
the armament of every point on the coast suscepti
Bile of defensive works. All regiments are to be
filled to full completion and two regiments of
cavalry raised.
SPAIN.
1t is reported that cOnspiraces have been dscov-
cred in different towns of Arragon, Valencia and
Catalonia. Some noted political agitators had also
been arrested in the province of Jacu, and arms
and revolutionary proclamations found in their pos
session.
A frankfort telegraph dispatch says the Hanove-
rian resolutions which are favorable to carrying
matters with high hand against Denmark have
been adopted by the German Diet.
TURKEY.
1t was considered not unlikely that the success of
the Montenegrins at Grahovo, would induce the
| Christians in Herzegovina and Bosnia to rise en-
masse against the Turks. The Turks said to
have had 2 900 men killed in the affair with the
Montenegrins at Grahoro.
loan of sixty millions pastrcs is said to have
been contracted for at Constantinople by sundry
Greek merchants, at seven per cent.
INDIA.
The Bombay mail of April 2ith had arrived in
England. The main features of the news have been
anticipated by the telegraph. The hot weather had
set in in all its intensity but the greater part of
British forces would of necessity be kept to the
field. The advance into Rohilcund had commenced.
Interesting details given of the capture of
Jhansi and kOtah. The resistance at the former
was severe, and the British sustained considerable
losses, but the operation is pronounced one of the
most brilliant Of the campaign.
Sir Archdac Wilson, the conqueror of Delhi, had
arrived in London.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET-The Brokers' Circular
states the sales of the week 81 900 bales which
were on speculation and 1000 for export All qualities
were slightly lower the fair and inferior descriptions hav
ing declined 81 and mdlng qualities lGd per pound
on the quotations advised per Africa. Holders offered
their stocks freely, but showed disposition press sales
The heavy imports and the uncertain state of political
affairs the decline The sales of Friday
were 900 bales tn" market closing quietly at the follow
ing authorized quotatiOns:Fair Orleans, I'd; midding
Orleans sled; fair Mobiles 75Sd middlng Mobiles
7Bd; fair Uplands, I'D; midding Upands 3D.. The
stock in port estimated $4,000 bales 1856
which were American.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-There change the
condition of the London money market MeSsrs Barring
Brothers quote the supply abundant * per The
bullion in the Bank of England had increased fl29 900
Consols for money 97A and for account 97AG97B Bar
. silver 5s. I'D. Dollars nominal at SOS. 0ssd.
STATE OF TRADE IN MANCHEsTER.-The advices from
Manchester continue favorable the market closing steady
though quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-Messrs. Richardson,
Spence Co. state that the weather continued favorable
for the crops, and the supplies liberal Flour
dull; Western Canal 2ls d2s. 6d Philadelphia and Bal
tmore OBS; Ohio DIS 6da 25s. Wheat dull and sales
important Red 6s. for Western and 6s s3daGs Cd. for
Southern white 7s7s Sd. Corn dull and Cd lower since
Tuesday yellow 34s, white 34s q BIS cd.
LIVERPOOL Provision Market. Messrs Bigland, ,Athya
Co.. Richardson, Spence Co.. Jas. McIenry and 9th
quote Beef quiet, but steady Pork rm good East
ern advanced to sos Bacon frm holders demand adj
of Is, which conceded and quotations are
nominal. Cheese firm Lard firm; choice retail, 57s.
Tallow slow fle but prices unaltered Butch
ers' 54s. Cd.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MlRKEr-The Brokers' circular
and others report Ashes steady 9s for both Pots
and Pearls Sugar quiet and last quotations barely main
| tanned Molasses firm. Coffee quiet. Rice heavy and
quotations barely maintained. Tea-AH qualities had
slightly declined; common Congou 1O&@1ld Rosin dull;
nominal at 4Os; crude 1ls.a1s. Cd Sales of New York
Hides at 3sdG3Ad Cod Oil f33d33 los. Linseed Oil
34s. Olive Oil had slightly advanced. Jute 5s
los higher. Bark dull with large arrivals; Philadelphia
9s. Baltimore unstable. Messrs Bigland, Athya Co.
say that Spirits Tuentine was firm and advanced to ASS
LONDON Markets - Messrs. Barring Brothers quote
Breadsuffs dull white Wheat As. G47s. red AS "a as
Flour 2O d24s Iron steady at Goa &c 5 for both rails
and bars Sugar dull Coffee firm. Tea in but little de-
mand and prices weak; CongOu 10d Pig Iron steady at
54s. Lard dull at SOS. Lnseed Cakes in less demand;
Boston f9Gf9 los. Sperm Oil steady at fS6dfS7; Lin
seed steady at 33s Rice quiet but steady Taow steady
Y. c. 53s. cd. on the spot Spirits Turpentine firm and
slightly advanced-saes at 46s; Crude held at 12s Cd.
HAvRE MARKET.-(For the week ending May Is, in
elusive Cotton had been quiet sales only 1000 bales;
New Orleans tres ordnarie 106f BreadStuTs quiet hat
! Ash an1n notnina naa hunv nj O;lg
quiet; for whale, quotations barely maintained. Provi
sons very dull and quotations nominal Rice quiet
gar heavy with but little inquiry and prices weak Lard
firm. Talow dropping. Whalebone active, and prices
firm.
AMERICAN SECURITIEs.-Messrs Barring Brothers say
that American State Securities improved demand
with buyers at the following rates:
Maryland Fives, Bonds. .........,..... 90 a. -
Massachusetts Fives Bonds. ............1 101 hGD =
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