The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-27
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,tioil at ~ a, early hour this morning and arri
The " port about four o'clock this afternoon
Of ,l northern Light was to leave Soutbo,,,,
de ~, ,''e same day for New York.
d in 1st nf II'g3amShIp Saxonia. from New yorl ~
will 18th inst arrived at Southampton on
mt On tbo ,a., GREAT BRITAIN
eez- bill IN instant. in the House of Lords
lbe Jews INTO Parliament 80 VI COMMONS to adj
e Hons oF q 'he House of Lords for ob;oct; -
wn I tl VI commons bill on the srhant '''iHs 10
my plv TO an uSt iost ot commons Mr. Fitzgerald in
" no Iurther information in roa3 o.G government h
der. Io than the public but that 'e HlasSac
= vicinity to nrnoo"I r TO three shps-ofwar in n
by forcibIo proceed forthwith to JedClab and hrir
81 Che outrage to Justice ', the perpetrators
sd dent 70 d; moved resolution DECLARING If o,
u men-efwar 70 yi;t o me practice of authorizip
IIaSS, with the view of srnnress;9 - uhder 1orelg
at Gogenaed that England ought to o f,a'e lfad'
'''SIe eiIorts on the coast of Africo "'"hooh he
al MI oillner Gibson seconded tho MOTIF
II' CardWell denied that EnnlanJ bi
sue VsluI' and declared than an abamdo,'I peeI un
her norts to suppress the trade vond ",4d
qniye Tgsd sste nc ofpiracy on the African coast
He thel 1nsea the continuance of the hIacl-ai;
squadron Sow stationed there. 'i'' "iochaolns
Mr.. Fit gerald, on the part of the coor,,.,,o...
agreed with tae re marks of Mr. Cardyyeu ond ;G
the Governm eht hal proposed to France the cstah
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into the fire e-labor ystem recently estobE bdG
With regard. to Amer ca, he had the satisfactin %
stating that the late di tlicultv had been sr,ot ]
Lord Napier had sen home dispatch bI tbo
steamship Europa, to the effect that Mr. C,sS bnd
told him that the course taken BY the Britisb MI
lstry was worthy of great country, and tbat bo
(Ar. Cas- had assured Lord Napier tbot of+, AZ
satisfactory declarations Of the British Govnrnor,t
the American Government would at once 60 Al
most earnest consideration to any pronosaIs tho
might be suggested to them for verification as ~
the nationality of vessels and their right to
hag they assumed.
The London Times satirizes the visit of Queen Vic
torla 10 Cherbourg: says that Louis Napoleon has
no 0ther ooJect than to menace England and calls
on the Government to man large channel feet.
ana otherwise prepare for defence. and invite Na,
poleon over to how well England is ready to rp
sst invasion. '' ~ IT,
Two fireworks manufactures in London had ov-
of them fatally. ' 0"'c
On the 18th of July, the " Orange" demonstr,-
ton IN Belfast and elsewhere passed off peace
ably. Pe''e-
There was report that Sir Allan McNab, of Can
MIA bill. WV 0"ie'o
The Liverpool Chamber of Commerce had me. /
moriallzed the Government to protect British rights
IN the matter of the forced loan in Neyico
twas rumored that the Government intended |
to apply for power to raise loan of three million
pounds for the purifcation Of the river Thames.
9 ashley Williams y Co., of Liverpool, in the
SouIn 9n ANTI lc"h .rahe, mad suspended, and their
Haplllties were estimated at els 900,
THE LATEST.
By Te7egrapb from Ioodon IN T;re,,oo17
LoNDoN, We.lnesdav,-Tbe Times, citr ortio1o 40
ports the funds heavy Yesterday. but cIosino With
a slight recovery The annlication for disoo7,t, Va
the bank had again become unimnor+ont CiJ" ~
flowing to the continent in larae nnantifios ID
The Daily Nelrs reports the supply of money in
the discount market so large that hnis .rn r,ad;i
discounted at ~ per cent and in snHa o ,,'''it
even lower rates ~ "'
At Paris on Tuesday the three ner cents closed
at 6Sf. 45c
The eouodron 70 oao,.. !,
ChnrbonT% cnit a f!lG;nPa1iE PiE queen lctorla TO
gates and Aotilla of st" VI eie iine, siN ri !il
Command Of Lord Tvons o''-- 9"e"'S' uhuer the
Advices from Poris sat tIot A., o,..,:.... r.
the neYy roilwa, loan or- tl.oa ,iII;i "is oi
reached four times the an,onni ,a',i, '''o
The London Times, in a leader controvort, Ior
view of the national dntv in ra"orG
to the slave trade and encourages the idea Of tbc
of Cuba to the United stats ao Cho
once annexed, tbs whole trade would come to an
end. "
Fp,Nrr
It is officially oononncod th+ o, 1-;4; !
will visit NanoIeon ot Cbnrhouro an tbo dtl f A.,
gust The announco,,ant - va s,'e IVY VI .1
as confirmation Of tbn 5 teGTae"
land and France and ~ "iLi4ice Vi lnE
Europe - . ''' '''e0 VI ''ie Pe"'e '' I
Paris letters report a visible in,nroyap,o,+ in c,
mercia affairs Large orders had been racoi,-od in
the manufacturing towns and purchasers from The i
| nlted States had bpuuO to IN, +I,, 4
tet. ''''' t
The crop accounts were favorable but broods+,g t
we're firm ''-- q
There were rumors Of anotbor consn;.oo, bo;,,,. S
9een discovered, and of several arrests being made,
italians being the persons implicated. ''-'''' n
1t said that the office of Director General Of
he Public Safety would be revived and ottocbaJ j.
Is before, to the Ministry of the Interior.
SPAIN
The budget of Cuba for the next wear, presents 4
urpius of a hundred millions reals I
The note to ENGLAND (hsmanding, oy,,orotiors of
ord Mamesbury's language in regard to Snain v
md the slave trade had been read ~ an So o,' a
nary Cabinet council e
An addition of thirtv-three millions of raos hos s
,een made to the floating debt, 1"' a
ITALY, t.
1t was reported from Turin that tbe Neano,iton a
aered the owners of the Capliari one hundred
housand francs fer the detention Of their vessel
mt .hot }bn oifnr was dncIinad os ins,,nicont i
DEXNAPE
The renIv Of the Danish Govarp,,ont 70 tlo 10,
manic Diet had been dispatched to Frankfort If b
vas understand 10 he conciliatorv m
ARABIA m
N,ss,rpp op cuptsrIt ys Nv, rs,, ~, ,r,,,,,.,, tc
On the 18th of June the Mahommedaps in Jcdiab
ose and massacred the Christians there Among
he victims were the Enulish and French Cnnsni Fl
Iso the wife of the latter and twantv othor 'n d
ons. The Consulates were p,undered IL
The British steamer Cyclops has rescued twenty al
tx Christians and taken them to Suez No Cbris d
ans remained in the place. Two boats from the W
'yclons had to fire on the Nahcmnodons ,,ha t W
lmpted to interoept the retreat of the CHRISTIANS
'om the town. b.
INDIA. h;
The Calcutta mail of June Sd arrived at Aexan-
ria on the 1th of July e
Sir Colin Campbell was still at Futtvphur II
N the 2lst of May the Calpee rebels were march ia
,U ON GyoI;or 4 Rrt;sb col,,r, - ~ Ii ~ tc
artad in rs,;f r tboI = rot"d - L sai@s ts 81
80 IL ~ uiuIt ~ ., tlI ID iIPo teu u nave Deeh h
eaten py them AT Hclhala ana 10 nave arrived at ~
gra. I'll
The rebels were again becoming very trouble III
)me in Central India, re-Occupvipp many forts / pa
om which they had been driven tit
The Burracknore regiment had raca;vad tho ~, / HI
on of disbandment or of service in China
Tbn GaIo,ttn - " It % ~ 80 oi:' of