The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-27
7 N E W S.
TELEGRAMS
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE. ;
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.

New YoRK, Nov. 26.-The steamer Africa with
Liverpool dates to Saturday, the 18th inst has ar
rived.
Fears are entertained at Liverpool concerning
the safety of the steamship Indian Empire, " hich
sailed for Galway from Halitax, October 2Sth
and had not been heard from when the Africa
sailed.
Professor Whitehouse says that the recent ex-
periments with the Atlantic cable demonstrate
that the system of testing it is faacious, and he
believes that the fault is the shore. He re
iterates his conviction that it may yet be successful
ly worked.
England has consented to the proposition from
France of engaging Coolies for colonial laborers.
The Bank of France has lost % 600 francs in
specie during the past month.
The Spanish expedition, of eight steamers, against
the Riff pirates, has sailed.
The Russian treaty with Japan has been conclu-
ded.
Navigation had closed at St. Petersburg.
The Spanish demands against Mexico will pro-
badly be countenanced by France Additional YES
sells are to be sent thither by the latter power
England is disposed to press her claims for redress
equal to what is accorded to other governments.
The second portion of the Spanish reinforcements
for Cuba, are ready to sail at a moments notice.
The trial of Montalembert. at Paris, had been
fixed for the 18th inst. The French papers are pro-
hbted from publishing the proceedings.
The preliminary elections at Berlin resulted in
favor of the Ministry.
The China and Calcutta mail of Oct. 9th had
reached England. The advices have been antici-
previous steamer.
The submarine cable between Dover and Calais
is again working.
The Emperor Napoleon has presented to Queen
Victoria a howitzer of his invention named the AL
lance.
Galway is about to be adopted by France as the
outlet of her steam communication with America.
The projected Havre line has been Withdrawn in
favor of the Galway project
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL. Nov 13.-Cotton-Sales of the 40 600
bales There average business doing without quota
BILE change in prices. Holders offer freely but show no
disposition to press sales Market closed steady-Saes
Inferior qualities unsaeable. Orleans fair q; mid
ding 67s; Mobile fair ~; middng SIG; upland I;
middling 64.
Observation-Disclosures very DOLL Flour dull but steady
Wheat dull. Quotations nominal. Corn dull and nomi-
nall mixed 2Ss.
Provisions.-The market has declining tendency
Pork dull LardThe market generally closed heavy
53d54s.; holders pressing the market Taow is
frmer.
MONEY MARKET.-Bell & Co report an unusual degree
of animation in American State stocks with considerable
sales of Pennsylvania, Maryland and Virginia bonds
Railroad dull. Consos 9Ss account Bullion
in the Bank of England has decreased 10000 The
ney market is generally unchanged.
The report that reduction about being made in
the French Army caused degree of buoyancy the
London Exchange.
Large purchases of the Federal per cent. have
been made
Produce-Ashes dull all qualities slightly declined;
sales at 3031 for Pots and 32 Cd d33s for Pearls Su
gar is dull decline of Cd ais Coffee is firm Rosin
firm and all qualities slightly advanced; common Id
l4s. ID Turpentine Spirits steady at 40s.G4ls.
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING steady Iron-Welsh
rails steady &c los G615s Bars steady also 96
d6 los
Sugar is dull and all qualities slightly declined
Tea has declined &d1d Sales of Congou 1Od. farth-
ing (d10Ed.