The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-24

Bareilly was occupied by the troops under the
Commander Chief on the7th May. Very little
assistance offered, the garrison having dispersed
IN our approach.
During our advance on Bareillv General - was
lilIed A detachment OF 600 of II. NJ. CID regiment
vas left to garrison. Shah Jehanpore was sur
rounded by 5000 of the enemy, with Is guns, but |
40 fear was entertained of their safety. as General
Jones had left Barely on the Sth ofMay, and would
De able to relieve them on the 18th.
Rohilcund is entirely in our hands. An am
nesty has been published, and tranquility is being
restored. Dude is also becoming quiet, and the
landowners are rendering for submission.
Sir Hope Grant with a strong force guards the !
road between Cawnpore and Lucknow.
Sir II. Rose advanced on komos the eth of !
May and completely defeated the enemy, killing |
700 and captured seven guns. He was within four
teen miles of Calpec the 14th Of Nav, and it |
was expected that it would be attackedon the 10th
\ village in Central India was stormcd after an |
obstinate resistance, by detachment from Gen. |
Roses force. under Colonel Gall the 1st of Nav
the whole adult male inhabitants being put to the
sword.
Coocs Sing has died ofhis wounds
Sir Sdward Lugar crossed the Ganges on the I'd
of May. relieved Arrah, and was to attack Jung
Despoor the 1lth.
Gen. Whitock continued at Banda on the 9th of
May, awaiting the infantry of his forces, which he
outmarchcd. On their arrival he to leave for
Calpce.
The disarmng proceeds quietly in Western India. |
Berardin is in a disturbed state.
Cambria with the Australian mails which reached
Suez in the Victoria on the 9th instant
Greek telegraphc dispatch arrived from Alexan-
dria by the Cambria.
NEWS FROM CHINA.
Dates from Hong Kong ar to April 30
A dispatch from Pekin directs the foreign PIeni-
potentarics to return to Canton to meet the new
Commissioner, who, it is said is gathering forces
with the intention Of attempting the rccapturc OF
Canton.
Lord Elgin and his colleagues had left for the
Peiho.
The transactions in the import market at Hong
Kong were very moderate.
Exchange As. Sd. for first class paper. Prices of
Tea in the Chinese markets unaltcred
SHANGHAI, April Considerable operations in
silk at former rates. Middling and inferior some
what lower. Exchange 6s. I'D. GlGs. ID for cred
its.
The following statement appears in the Pays: "a
letter from London, of the sth, assures us that the
English Government has Just decided that new in
strucuons should be sent to Lord Elmn to treat
with the representative of the Court of Pekin,
whether at Canton or Shanhga, on the basis of the
opening of the five ports. The British Cabinet, it
IS sand, desires that no new enterprise should be
dertaken IN the interior of China in order that the
forces under the command of General StraubenZee
may be employed as soon as possible in India. The
dispatches to which the letter alludes will be sent
out by the packet of the 14th inst"
THE LATEST.
The following is the latest intelligence by tee-
LONDON, Saturday morning, June u, 1853.
ENGLAND, NAPLES, AND SARDINIA.
TURIN, Friday.-The official picdmontesc Gazette
announces that the King of Naples consents to the
restitution of the Cagliar and the liberation of
her crew.
NAPLES, Friday.-On Tuesday last Count Carafa
replied to Lord Mamesburv's utimatum. The
King of Naples will pay the indemnity demanded
for the engineers, and has given orders to i'm
mediately deliver up the Cagliari and her crew to
be placed at the disposal of the English envoy, Mr.
Lyons.
THE MMTM.-It is stated in the Daily Nccs
city article that Il rumor prevailed yesterday after
ternoon in the city of its being the intention of the
Government to call out an additional number of
militia.
ADMISSION OF THE ,TEws.-The Times has rea-
sons to believe that circular has been issued by
Lord Derby to his supporters, stating the intention
OF the Government to offer no further opposition to
the admission of Jews to Parliament. While thus
concedng the political expcdiency of this adms-
sion Lord Derby sciZes the occasion to reiterate
his mora! conviction that the Jews ought not to sit
! in Parliament.
DEATH OF 4 GENERAL OFFICER IN INnIA.-The Gen
era whose death is mentioned in the Foreign office
| telegram is most probably General Penny. The ru-
NOR reached England fortnight ago, and the
Times in its Indian dispatch of this morning says
the reported death of General Penny is confirmed.
His column joined the COmmander-in-Chief during
| his advance on Barely. The General himself fell
On the 4th of May, by grapeshot from guns on the
! charge of carbneers.
! DIPLOMATIC APPoGNTMENT.-The Times states that
Lord Malmesbury has filed up the mission to Tus-
cany left vacant by the strange flight of Mr.. How
ard by appointing as his successor, Mr. Lyons, who
has Just conducted with so much address the unol-
| fetal negotiations with Naples. Mr.. Lyons is the
! eldest son of Lord Lyons.
COMMERCIAL AFFAiRS.-In the Times city article il
! Is stated that the whole amount of the specie now
held by the Banks of England, France and Vienna
! is 100000, 600.
The Daily Ne,es city article of Friday evening
says:
'.The funds opened at an advance of x owing to
the reduction of the rate of discount in the Bank
of France. No animation was displayed, however
and it being evident that numerous spectators on
! the Paris Bourse have ayailed themselves Of thi.
! long expected opportunity to effect sales, consider
able dizziness prevailed in the afternoon. The clos
! ing quotations Of Consols the same as that o.
| Yesterday the demand for money has increased
and 1t Is difficult to get tirst-class bills discounte
| below ~ per cent.
The Times City article of Friday evening SAYS
'Ihc English funds opened at an Improvement
of s, but the closing prices were the same as
those of yesterday. There were no Bullion opera
tons at the Bank to-day. In the foreign exchanges
this afternoon there was no alteration from the
dates of last post
MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS.
Alderman Kennedy and Mr.. Owen. two of the
British Bank Directors have just received a Royal
| pardon. Mr.. Owens sentence for six months
and Mr.. Kennedy's for nine months.
Mr. Eledale who was sentenced for year, is also
likely to be soon released, through the same inter
vention of the Home Secretary.
Letters from Paris state that favorable arrange
ment between the Ministers and the Railway Com
! panies is concluded.
The French Ministerial papers declare in favor Of
| the American view on the question of the right o
search, and characterized the blockading squadron
utter failure.
1t is said that the Emperor will take occasion Of
the Cherbourg tetes to announce continuance OF
the policy that declares the Empire to be at peace
The Hcrdid announces that Mr.. Thomas Alexan
der, g. b., Inspector General Of Hospitals, has been
appointed Director General of the Army Medical
Department rice DR.. Andrew Smith.
The clergyman of st. Barnabas, whose license
has been revoked on account Of the Belgrayian
Confessional is the Rev. Arthur Poole.
The Daily Ne,rs says that in the event of the
Austrian Mail Company abandoning its contract, il
| is rumored that the Messrs. Cunard would under
take to convey these mails via Egypt, provided
Liverpool were made the Australian mail packet
port
1t is stated in the official report of the CONNER
cial Dock Company that in addition to embczzing
monies account of dock charges the Secretary
has been guilty of fraudulent transfers of 81 600
stock.
The Times returns to the question of the great
naval arrangements going on in France, and says
that all the assurances in the world cannot do away
with the impressions this is calculated to produce
England is just the country to suffer by raszid.-
Let her take care that third tempest shall not find
her unprepared, as in India and the Crimea.
AUSTRALIA, Malta, June 1.-THE Australian Mail
steamer leaves to-day. Her dates Sydney
April II; Melbourne, April; and Sound, April %
She has on board one hundred and twenty-three
passengers, and gold dust valued at fll4,06O AT
Melbourne the import trade was dull and stocks
were increasing fast. Shipments of gold were more
active. Gold was selling at g Is 3 per ounce
Money was plentiful. Exchange from l@l1@ per
cent. premium. Wool dull, but there was a good
demand for Tallow and Hides. The Royal Charter
had sailed for Liverpool with 81, 900 ounces Of gold
MARKETS..
LONDON MONEY MARKET
From the London NecS City 4TticteJ lime II.
The funds opened advance of oneeighth owing to
the reduction discount in the Bank of France
No animation was displayed however, and it being ev
dent that numerous Spectators the Paris BourSe have
awaited themselves of this long expected opportunity
elect lies considerable dizziness prevailed in the after
noon Tine CLOSING nnntatioms Of cons0s the