The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-13
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A MS
ADDITIONAL BY THE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
ATT OFFICE OF TIL
DAILY EXCHANGE.

New YoRK, Oct I2-The following additona
items, received by steamer City of Baltimore, have
been telegraphed from St; Johns, n; F.:
The French Ambassador will leave Paris fol
China the Sd of October with the ratified Frencf
! treaty.
The royal mail steamship Africa, from New
! York, arrived at Liverpool on the 2Gth ut.
GREAT BRITAIN.
| The controversy between Prof. Whitehouse and
the Directors of the Atlantic Telegraph continue:
in the newspapers The shares of the Company
! were quoted at f3l5@f325.
The Liverpool Corn Trade Association recon.
mends that corn. flour and meal be sold by the uni
form standard of one hundred pounds weight.
There was some expectation of reduction of the
rate of interest by the Bank of England, owing to
the accumulation of bullion.
The English papers publish an official synopsis oil
the treaty with China. 1t contains fifty articles. A
separate article provides that two millions of taels
shall be paid account of the British losses at Can
ton, and two millions of taelS on account of the
penses of the The British forces not to be
Withdrawn from Canton until these sums are paid
in full. The main features of the treaty were al
ready known.
The European political intelligence is unimpor-
tant 1t is reiterated that Spain is about to proceed
vigorously against Mexico
INDIA.
Later and important news had been received from
India.
The Gwailor rebels were defeated on the 18th of
August. They had 700 killed, while the loss OF the
British was trilling
The fort of Pocurse after thirty hours shelling,
was surrendered to General Napier on the oath.
A brilliant victory had been gained by $50 police
4 900 rebels.
Three Bengal regiments had been rearmed.
The Punjaub, Bombay and Madras Presidencies
were tranquil.
FRANCE.
Prince Napoleon had gone to Warsaw to invite
the Emperor Alexander to visit Paris.
The Duke of Malakof is to be married on the re-
turn of the Emperor from Chalons.
Hayrp. Dunkirk. Dieppe. Calais and ROloupne
are to be put in a state of defence.
A port of refuge is to be constructed between
Brest and Cherbourg.
The rumor gained ground that a matrimonial al
lance on the tapis between Prince Napoleon
and the Princess Clotilde, eldest daughter of the
King of Sa ~dinia. The rumor was streng gthened by
a report that the Prince is to visit the Court of
Turin in October.
1t was stated that the Russian Navigation Com
pany will be authorized to establish station in
Algeria, and to have depot of coal there The
company is not bound to conine its operations to
the Black Sea.
The Paris flour market was dull. Wheat was fiat
and cheaper.
SPAIN
The Spanish and French expedition against
Cochin China not expected to commence opera
tions before November.
The Minister of Marine had been to Cadiz to su-
perintend the dispatch of troops and ships to Cuba
to act against Mexico, and it appears, from the
language of all the ministerial journals that the
acting reparation from that republic
AUSTRIA.
The arrangements between the government and
the Rothschilds and other French and English cap
itaiSts, for the transfer of the Vienna and Trieste
and other railway lines, understood to have
been definitely completed, on the basis lately de-
scribed.
ITALY.
Letters in regard to the late conspiracy at Ma
pies, say that it assumed very formidable proper
tions, including many high persons in it, and hav
ing extensive foreign ramiticatons 1t was dis
covered by the finding of some papers about the
person OF a man who ha d been accidentally drowned.
PRUSSIA.
The King of Prussia is not to abdicate, but gives
his brother the regency, which the Prince of Prus-
sia accepts. The King assume his full power if
he RECEIVERS his physical and mental health. The
regency meanwhile is TO be uninterrupted
The Bank of Frankfort had raised its rate of dis
count to four per cent
RUSSIA.
The Mralde Rasse announces that it is in contem-
plation to unite Europe with America by a tee-
graph across the Russian possessions.
The telegraph now extending from st. Peters
burg to Moscow is to be continued to the frontiers
of China.
The Emperor has given the Order of st. Andrew
the highest-to Prince Gortschakof, as a mark
of satisfaction that two such important treaties had
been concluded with China:
conspiracy in Persia against the Prime Minis
ter had failed, and its leaders were beheaded
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Sailed for New York 26th, London, from Grave
send; 2Sth Excelsior, from Liverpool.
COMMERCIAL INTELLlG ENCE.
LIyEGr03t ;. BhEApsTgr1s ManEErwFlonr is an
crate demand at slightly lower rates for the better classes
and decline of Is the secondary and inferior descrp
tions. Corn is dull and Is lower.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-The Provision
ket is dull and prices nominal.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-The general Produce
market is quiet. Rice is dull
LONDON MARKETS, Sept. 2s, P. M.-Cotton-No sales
steady. Tea-Congou 1OGlOAd. Rice steady. Salt
petre quiet but firm Taow steady but inactive; on the
spot 49s ed Lnseed Oil 32s. Cd 52s. Cd Spirits Tur
pentine 3Ss.Cd39s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Consols close at 9sH for