The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-09
FURTHER BY THE CANADA.
GREAT BRITAIN.


Telegraph Company still continues. Mr. Brest has
issued a second pamphlet in answer to Mr. White
houses statement. He charges the latter gentleman
with ignorance of the facts of the caSe and disputes
the correctness of his deductions. Mr.. Brest saws
that simple rope gutta percha covered cables
have been proved to be useless and hopes that the
Company will lay cable of three electric conduc-
tors next year.
The British Board of Trade returns for August,
show decrease in the exports for August of over
half million sterling, compared with the same
month last year. This exhibits an Improvement
upon the recent return. The imports continue to
show large increase in wheat and -four.
The new telegraph cable between England and
Holland is the heaviest yet submerged weighing
l,26O tons, although the distance is only 140 miles.
Detailed accounts Of the recent uprising of con-
Vlcts at Rutland, show that the intention of the m
teen hundred engaged in the plot was to fall upon
the guards in their combined strength and murder
them,o burn the prison, plunder the buildings, and
make their way to the mainland. A handful of SOL
diers thwarted their desperate design.
The British Association for the advancement of
science was in session at Leeds.
The City Article of the London Times seizes upon
remark in New y ork paper that the European
creditors of Mexico may be treated as usurers, to
read lecture upon Reputation in general. 1t re-
CARDS the hint important, and suggests that the
capitalists who may be disposed to listen during the
coming abundance of money to tempting invita-
tIons from the other side of the Atlantic had better
take warning from it.
Orders had been issued for the sending of two
thousand troops, reintorcements for India, during
the month of October
FRANCE.
The Emperor continued at Biarritz
An imperial decree nOminates Baron GrOs,
French Plenipotentiary in China, to the dignity of
Senator.
The Chalons camp will be raised in the middle Of
October.
Paris letters say that the French difficulty with
Venezuela is arranged, or in fair way of being
so.
Flants ara hainr co,etr,otod Co.. +l,o +roo,,r o,,d
sailors who are to form establishment on the Bay
of Tourane, Cochin China.
Prince Ghika was killed in Paris by throwing
himself from his carriage, his horse having taken
flight.
The merchants at Marseilles are avaling them
selves of the advantages opened with China by the
treaty
The Three per cents closed at Paris on Friday at
72@75, having slightly advanced during the day.
The Paris correspondence of the Independence
Bet9e says the French forces at Rome to be aug
mented.
A solemn mass of thanksgiving was performed at
" rhe Queen had returned to Madrid.
The Correspondencin 1WOgratd declares there IS
no truth in the statement that an Anglo-Spanish
company has obtained the concession of a subma-
rine telegraph from Cuba to America.
\ telegraphic despatch states that the state of
seige, which has ceased for Catalonia and Malaga,
is still maintained for the high and low Pyrenees,
Arragon and Jaca.
PORTUGAL.
The Tariff Commission at Lisbon was reported to
have decided in favor of general reduction in the
important duties on manufactured goods, but It's
suggestions expected to be on limited scale,
and iadopted by government cannot be put in force
until next year, as they must pass the Cortes,
which meets in November.
PRUSSIA.
A Berlin teegraphic despatch says the King has
signed an order which definitely regulates the ques
tion of government The order will not be pub
lshed until the return ofthe Prince of Prussia from
Warsaw, to which place he had gone to witness
the grand military evolutions before the Emperor of
Russia.
RUSSIA.
The Russians reported to have gained another
great victory over the Circassians.
At Moscow, the Metropolitan Archbishop ad-
dressed a solemn aocution to the Emperor, charg-
ing him to carry the orthodox Christian 18th, by
ali means and appliances, into the heart of hina
CHINA.
The Anglo-Chinese treaty had not been published,
and the press was murmuring at the delay.
1t was reported in Paris that the Emperor OF
China is to have the great Gordon of Vladimer
from Russia, and that of the Legion of Honor from
France.
Sir George Grey was meeting enthusiastic recep-
tOns during his free State mission. 1t was hoped
that his mediation with the powerful Chief Moshesh
would produce peaceful results.
LATEST-BY TELEGRAPH TO LIVERPOOL.
LONDON, Saturdav-The Times City Article say.
that the failure has been announced of NJ. FOrlie, o
Milan, in Produce trade. Liabilities estimated at
fifty thousand pounds. NJ. Forlie is stated to have
disappeared.
BERLIN, Sept. A.-The Freng Zeit'mg announces
that the 10Th of October is fixed the day for con
vocation of the Chambers.
TRIESTE, Sept. 24.-News from ConstantinoplC
down to the fifteenth says that the allowances ano
salaries of the employees of the government have
been again reduced.
To-day will take place at Blackwell the launch OF
large vessel of peculiar construction, designed
| to raise sunken ships.
| Yesterday the dividend on the stock of the Great
Western Railway Company of Canada was officially
announced at the rate of four per cent. per annum
! against six per cent last year.
The Times denounces the Stadt duties, and shows
! that the government will incur heavy responsi
bility ifthey delay for single month to give Han
over notice that it required to terminate the ill-ad
| viSed treaty of 1874.
The Times does not think the line of steamers estab
| lished by the Odessa Company for the Mediterra
traffic at all likely to ruin its established com
pettors that neither politically nor commercially
! need the Mediterranean Powers fear the temporary
lease of Villa Franco, though Sardinia and Prussi;
may have been both little pleased to alarm ol
| irritate Austria in the matter.