The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-30
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ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
RECEIVED AT The OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE
LATER From EUROPE.

| HALIFAX, Nov. 29.-The steamer Europa, from
Liverpool with advccs to the goth inst, three days
later, has arrived here.
The steamer Saxonia arrived out on the 18th
! instant.
The news is meagre. There was still no tidngs
| of the steamer Indian Empire.
Frederick Bruce brother of Lord Elgin, has
| been appointed Minister to Pekin.
France is sending reinforcements to Cochin Chi
ma.
Count Persignv has been appointed President of
the French Commission to consider the question of
! Negro Slavery.
| Robert owen, the late Minister to Naples, is
! dead.
! The new Great Eastern steamship Company has
! been duly organized One hundred and fifty
thousand pounds sterling are yet required to finish
| the steamer.
The French frgate Neophte, has been lost near
Cadiz
France is sending further reinforcemcnts to
Cochin China in consequence of the obstinate re-
sstance Of the natives.
Letters from Rome state that all the great Catho-
lie Powers have addressed remonstrance to the
Pope and requested the release Of the Jewish boy
Mortara. The Pope however replied that the boys
return to his parents is impossible.
The India mails have reached England. The eX-
King of Delhi has been sent under escort to Calcut-
ia. An explosion had occurred at kurrachee Arse
nal, blowing up part of the building and destroying
l,COO,OOO pounds ofpowder:
LIVERPOOL Nov. 2O-Coon-sales of the week 5s 900
bales. Al qualities have advanced G Holders offer
qualities have improved most Market closed steady
The sales included 800 bales to spectators and 1000
bales for export. Sales of Friday estimated at 5000
bales including 900 bales for speculation and export
New Orleans Fair ~; Miidlng l-iG Mobile Fair
X; Middling I; Upands Fair 7H Middng ca
Stock in port 332 600 bales including 600 bales Amer
lean.
BreadstuGs are dull. Flour is active Wheat is quiet
but steady. Corn very dull at last quotations.
Provisions.-The market has a declining tendency
Beef is heavy and all qualities have slightly declined.
Pork is dull at us. Bacon is heavy with but little in
quiry, and prices weak Lard is dull but closed mer
Produce.-Sugars quiet Coffee is firm. Rice is firm
to fine. Rosn is steady. Common is scarce at As 2d
Is. Sd; medium 5s. 6d.GI9s fine l2sd17s Turpentne
Spirits dull at 39s Cd 6I4Os
LONDON MARKETs.-Sugar closed buoyant, and all
qualities have slightly advanced. Rice is dull Carolina
MONEY MARKET.-The Money market is easy. Ameri-
can securities have improved in demand State Stocks
have slightly advanced Railroad stocks are quiet Bull
lion has increased in the Bank of England G136,000
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 29.-lt is said by gentleman
particularly interested that while a recommeada-
ton will be made to Congress for notification of
the tariff with view to increase the revenue, the
by which this should be effected will not be
designated by the Secretary of the Treasury. The
subject is already agitated in political circles
whether there shall be specific instead of an alva
lorum duty on iron.
A letter brought by the steamer Quaker City
says that number of Nicaragua adventurers have
landed about forty miles from San Juan del Sur,
and recent private advces from the South state
that those who were prevented from going out in
the Alice Painter had made arrangements to reach
Nicaragua by some other conveyance.
Congress will be officially informed that the late
disturbances in Washington and Oregon Territories
have resulted from the neglect to ratify the various
treaties concluded with the Iddian tribes in those
territories.
Arrival Ofthe Arago
New YORK, Nov. 29.-The steamer Arago, with
Southampton and Liverpool dates to the 10th, ar
rived here this evening, bringing upwards OF two
hundred passengers, ,amOng them Paulding Tatwall,
bearer of dispatches and the Japhn Treaty, Rev.
DR.. Patten, bearer of dispatches from Peru, II.
Germain, the French vice Consul for New Orleans,
bearer Of dispatches from Paris Senator Gwin,
Hon. Wm. Aiken and Bishop Davis, Of South Car
ona.
The advices by the Arago have been anticipated
by the North Brton at Portland.
The Southern Pacific Railroad.
LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, Nov 27.-The stocEhold-
ers of the Southern Pacific Railroad met again to-
day, and adopted the report of President Fowlkes
and the report of the Business Committee. reso-
luton was then passed requiring payment Of fifty
cents on each share, when the Convention adjourn
ed to meet again in New Orleans on the 20th of De-
cember, for the election of officers, &c. The meet
ngs have been highly satisfactory evincng de-
termination to push forward the road rapidly.
Steamboat Eclipse Sunk.
MOBILE Nov. 27.-The steamboat Eclipse, from
Mobile to Montgomery, struck a snag and sunk on
the morning of the 10th, few miles below Cahaw-
ba. After stopping the hole she was raised, and
proceeded to Montgomery. The water at time
was about three feet over her deck. Her cargo is
badly damaged.
Explosion OF Locomotive.
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