The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-08

THREE DA IS LATER
ST. JOINS N. F., Nov. 6.-The steamship
Crcasian, from Galway on the morning of the 27th
ult arrived at this port at hapast six O'Clock last
evening.
The first part of the voyage the Circasian en-
cOuntered stormy weather. She has 800 passengers
for New York.
BY this arrival we have Liverpool advices of the
evening of the 25th, and telegraphic accounts 20
noon of the 26th.
The r. NJ. steamship Arabia, from New York,
reached Liverpool at 10 O'Clock on the evening OIL
the oath.
The steamer Hudson from New York for Bremen,
put into Southampton on the 23d for Goals; -,
The British steamer Gorgon arrived at Fly
mouth on the 22d from Halifax and Fayal. The
Gorgon took soundings for another line of Atlantic
Telegraph from the Banks of Newfoundland to the
entrance of the English Channel via Fayal.
The Daily News says the North Atlantic Steam
Company Galway line) received by the City of
Washington, applications from America for t5O,O0o
stocks, which added to the subscription already
made, exceeds the required capital.
The British Board of Trade returns for the year
ending Sept 3Oth, show decrease in exports during
the last nine months of over go, 100000.
The submarine telegraph between Dover and Ca
las had ceased working and believed to be
broken. Communication between the two countries
was kept up via 0stend.
FRANCE.
The French Breadstuffs markets continued dull.
The Portuguese government yields the Charles et
Georges to France, declaring that it yields only to
the threatened employment of force. The Paris
wisdom.
The First Chamber rejected by so to 76 a propo-
siton to send an address to the King and Prince
Regent.
The American frigate Wabash arrived at Con-
stantinople on the llth. A letter says that as
America is not included in the treaty, the Wabash
has been allowed to come up, although she far ex-
ceeds the size of vessels allowed to pass the Darda
nelles; she took out twenty of her guns, however,
fl,otp ,lrf hpla
is nine more than the treaty allows.
Affairs in Servia were looking very serious The
town people were in arms
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
The steamship Eastern City was destroyed by fire
at sea on the oath of August. All on board were
saved, except one engineer and one passenger, by
the ship Merchantmen arrived at Capetown.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Oct. 26.-Portugal has formally deliv-
cred up the ship Charles Georges and liberated the
captain.
The Prussian Chambers unanimously affirmed the
necessity Of the Regency, and adjourned.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LIvERPooL Oct. 25.
The sales of Cotton Saturday and to day 1looO
bales of which 6OO speculation and for export
The market closes dull with tendency still downward,
with holders Offering freely, but showing disposition
TBy Telegraph to Gal,oay,I
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 26-noOn.-COton has declined 116d.
AID. per pound since the departure of the America
The sales to-day estimated at 1000 bales The ten
LIVERPOOL BREADSTUFFS MARKET-LIvERPooL,
Oct 26-noon-Messrs Bigland, Aytha Co. report
flour dull but unchanged Wheat steady and quiet
at the prices America Corn has experienced slight
decline on all qualities; the market is quite dull.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET-LIvERPoOL,
Oct 26-nOon-The provision market is dull but steady.
Lard heavy and no no sales reported
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-LIvERPooL, Oct.
26-noon-Sugar market firm. Coffee quiet but with
out alteration in rates. Rice heavy Rosin dull at 3lO0
IS lid for Spirits Turpentine firm 39 Cd G4ls
LONDON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Oct 25, p NJ -Whea,
is dull, but steady Sugar firm Coffee firm Tea firm.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-LoNDoN, Oct. 25-Cou.
soils closed to-day at 9S for money, and 9s for the
count.
LONDON, Oct 26 noon.-Consols are at 98 a9SS fog
money and account.
Later from California by the Overland Mail.
Sr. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-The Overland Mail bring.
San Francisco papers of the llth ult. The AHc
Californian furnishes the following summary cf tn,
news since the departure of the steamer. The frs
mail from ST. Louis reached San Francisco unex
pectedly on the morning of the 10th ut in "a davs
Arrangements were being made for ap propriatel,
celebrating the event. teegraphic despatch ha
been received at San Francisco from the summit
the Sierra Nevada.
The steamer Cortes sailed for Victoria on the 9th
with only 20 passengers Steamers were returnin
daily aded down with dsheartened miners III
total amount of Fraser River gold dust deposite,
at the San Francisco Mint to Oct. lst was S57 OOC
On the night of the 9Th ult. fire occurred
Jamestown, which destroyed twenty-seven houses
involving loss of S250,000.
Business at San Francisco had generally bee
quiet since the departure of the steamer, but tn
demand from the country full.
The Charges against the Mormons-An In
yestisatiOn Demanded--Travel on tn
ST. LOUIS, Nov. 6.-The Republican publishes =;
communication from leading Mormon, Stain,
that they have been traduced and slandered, am
demanding full and impartial investigation of al
charges against them, with the view of counter
acting and overcoming the existing prejudice.
against that sect.
Mr.. Wallace, recently from California rim Sal,
Lake, reports having seen on the Plains, 1865 We
hices SOGl yoke of oxen, 704 mules, 46 horses anG
l,23O head of loose cattle.
Wisconsin Election
MILWAUKEE,, Nov. 6.-In the Hid Congressional
District Charles Tabee dem. } has a majority
of 1,l30 votes, with Ocarto and Shawanu co1ntie,
to hear from. Larrabee is considered elected oyei
Billinghurst, (Rep.,) the present member
Warrior.
New ORLEANS, Nov 6.-Deaths by fever yester-
day %.
The steamer Black Warrior has arrived from Hs-
vana with upwards of SSO0,OOO in specie.
The Illinois Election.
SPRINGFIELD, llls., Nov. 6.-Eighty-three coup-
ties have been heard from. If the vote of the re-
naming counties is the same as in 1856 the Demo
cratic State Ticket will be elected by small ma
jorty.
The Boston Concord and Montreal Railroad
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 5.-A hearing before re-
ferees of the suit of Warren II. Smith against the
Boston, Concord and Montreal Railroad GROWING
out of the construction by the plaintiff of portion
OF SAID road, is now going on in this city, The od
domnum OF the writ IS $4,000 and the balance
claimed to be recovered by the plaintiff is about
100000 Both parties are represented by strong
array of legal talent.
Marine Disasters.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 5.-By an arrival at New Or
leans on Saturday, it is ascertained that Swedish
brig was lost on the 10Th ult close at the mouth of
the river; also an English brig from St. Thomas to
Mlnatllan. The names Of the vessels are NOT given
No lives were lost. NV s-'sA
The Fever Disappeared from Charleston.
CHARLESTON, Nov. 4-The health of the citv has
greatly improved There have been only three
deaths from fever since Saturday, and thew were
connnee s "a 10 the upper wards Physicians consider
1t safe Tor citizens to return to tie city
yellow Fever at New Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, Nov. 5.-The deaths in this citv
by yellow fever yesterday were eighteen.
The Europa Outward Rouud
HALIFAX, Nov. 5.-The steamship Eurona arrived
here from Boston at go A. NJ. and saiIad a%ain at
4'oo ior Liverpool Weather calm and raining.
Inc Richmond Eraniner saws:
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