The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-16
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

| THREE DAYS LATTER FROM EUROPE
HALIFAX, June 15.-The steamer Europa arrived here
to-day at 1890 P NJ, from Liverpool with dates to Saur
| day the 9th inst.
She passed the steamer Persia the 9th The City o.
| Baltimore and Anglo Saxon arrived out on the Sd.
| ENGLAND.
The House of Commons had passed the Atlantic Telc
| graph bill.
DIsraeli had stated in Parliament that there had been
no rupture Of the negotiations with the Emperor OF
| China
Mr.. Fitzgerald in reply to question: said that orders
had been sent to the squadron in the Cuban waters to use
the greatest caution and orbearancc toward vessels bear
| ing the American flag.
The British Government had chartered twenty ships ad
| ditional, to convey troops to India.
Twenty five thousand troops were to be sent immedi-
atey.
Messrs Rawson & Co.. East India Merchants have failed
with liabilities amounting to threcquarlers of million
sterling.
There has been terrible at Belfast Churches and
houses have been attacked and property destroyed
The military We're called out.
The Telegapic fleet had returned from the experiment
tai trip. The experiments successful. The flee
would sail on the ninth inst.
At Plymouth the 29h ult, Professor Hughes worked
his famous printing tccgraphc machine through the en-
tire length of the Atlantic Cables 900 mcs-at the rate
of thirty-two letters to the minute, whilst Whitchouses
machine only transmitted nineteen words in eighteen
minutes, and Thompsons machine could not work at
all!
FRANCE
dispatch from Touon says French Squadron there
had sailed under sealed orders.
The Paris Correspondent OF the London Times gives
copy of the Convention concluded between Costa Rica
and Nicaragua and Felix Bellcy acting in behalf of
& 70 por
inter canal by way the river San Juan and
Lake Nicaragua, to be completed in six years. to be
sufficiently wide to admit two of the largest ships abreast
The duration of the concession is ninety nine years The
capital necessary is estimated at G150OGOGO sterling
There of another attempt assassnate the
Emperor Fontaineblcau arose from the arrest of
some Italians
1t is sorumored that Pessier is to be recalled for the
courtesies shown by him to the Duke dc Aumae. I'm
probable.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, June 5th-Cotton-thc sales of the week
amount to 600 bales including 1000 bales to specula
tors and $500 bales for export The market opened at
decline of g. but the advices per steamer Vanderbilt
ed partial recovery, and the market closed with de
cline of 169b fair and mddng qualities on the week,
Lower qualities lower. The sales of Friday were esti
mated at TO- 900 bales Quotations-Ncw Orleans fair
Middling 1-16. Mobile fair 7S; AIiddns 1916; Up
lands, I SIG; Middling G%
The advices from Manchester were favorable and the
market frmer. Holders were demanding an advance
in prices.
BREADsTUFFs,-The market for BrcadstulTs was very
Flour is very dull Messrs. Bigands circular quotes
decline of Gd.@1s Wheat had declining tendency
Prices ID. lower.
dull with declining tendency.
PRovIsIoNs.-The market was steady
Pork heavy at decline of IS Sales at 55sGl56s
MONEY MARKET.-Consols 973sM97%. The Money mar
ket was generally unchanged. Supply abundant
THE LATEST
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afcrnoon.-Coton closes steady
holders offer freely, but show disposition press sales
BreadstulIs close dull Provisions quiet and the mar
ket generally unchanged.
LONDON, Saturday noon.-Consos 973s for money
Bullion in the Bank has 800 900 sterling Amer
lean securities firm Railroad transactions have been
unimportant.