The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-11
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE.
CHANGE IN THE BRITISH MINISTRY.
NEW CABINET FORMED.
LORD PALMERSTON RESIGNED.
EARI. OF DERBY. PREMIER.
ORSINI AND HIS CONFEDERATES SENTENCED
TO DEATH
FURTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
FURTHER ADVANCE IN COTTON.
CONSOLS 96A@97.

HALIFAX, March lO-The steamer Canada ar
rived here this morning from Liverpool, with dates
to the 9th February.
The Canada passed the steamer Arabia off Cork
on the 2sth ult.
The steamer Edinburg arrived out ON the 26th
The principal feature in the by this arrival,
is that of change in the British Ministry, in
quence of the defeat of Lord Palmerston on the Con
spiracy bill. Lord Derby has been called to the
Premiership. The new cabinet as first formed was
modified by Lord Stanley taking the Colonial De
partment, and Sir Bulwer Lytton retiring from it.
The trial of the Italian conspirators against the
life of the Emperor Napoleon resulted in the con-
viction of Orsn Rudo and Pierri, who have been
sentenced to DEATH Gomez has been sentenced to
penal seryitude for life.
The Danish Ministry have resigned.
There is nothing later from India or China.
ENGLAND.
The newly modified Cabinet stands as follows
Premier, Lord Derby; Chancellor of the Excheuuer
D'1sraeli Lord Chancellor, Sir F. Thesiger; Presi-
dent of the Council, Earl Salisbury; Lord of the
Privy Seal, Earl Hardwick; Home Secretary Spen-
Ger Walpole; Foreign Secretary, Earl Malmesbury:
Colonial Secretary, Sir Bulwer Lytton; Secretary
| of Navy, General Peel; Secretary of the Admiral
Colchester; Board of Trade, Mr.. Henley; Board of
Control, Lord Peterborough; Public Works, Lord
John Manners; Attorney General Sir F. Kelly;
Viceroy of Ireland, Earl Eglinton Irish Chancellor,
| Parliament had adjourned to March LIST, when a
further adjournment to the 18th would take place.
Mazzini, in a letter in the Times, defends Orsini
the conspirator, against Napoleon.
colliery explosion at Mountain Aslnales had
! killed nineteen men.
The Admiralty Court have rendered a verdict
| against the steamer North American in the matter
of the collision between that vessel and the Lean
der. An appeal will be taken.
FRANCE.
Letters from France indicate a better state Of
| feeling towards England.
An immense number of arrests have been made o.
| Republicans at Paris recently.
The Belgian Chambers have passed bill relativ,
to attempts against lives of foreigners.
CHINA.
| The allies to continue their protectoratt
of Canton until satisfactory terms were made will
| the government at Pekin. All was quiet at tn,
departure of the mail. There is prospect of re
newal of trade.in week. The allies lost 100 mel
in the assault upon Canton.
The ships of war Minnesota Mississippi Ports
mouth and San Jacinto at Hong Kong, Janu
airy l4th.
Sir Colin Campbell gathering strength 70
the entry of Dude, when the final struggle and
most determined resistance was anticipated
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. a. Cotton-Sales of the wee
$1,000 bales. All qualities have considerably ad
vanced.
The sales to specutators for the week amour
to 10000 bales and the sales for export to 800
bales. The advance noted has been in consequence
of the lightness of the stock and limited arrivals
The sales of Friday are estimated at 900 bales t
spectators and for export The market close
buOyantly and firm Orleans fair s; mddlng IL lG
Mobile middling GIG; Upland fair ~; middlin
~. Stock in port POI 900 bales, including 100 90
bales only of American cotton.
State of Observation-Disclosures advices are favora
BILE with slight advance.
BREADsTUFFs.-The market is quiet Richardso
& Spence quote Flour is dull and unsaleable-
Western Canal 20s022s Philadelphia and Bait
more % 6d@23s Ohio 24s @27s. The latter price
being for -four received via New Orleans.
Wheat is very dull and quotations nominal
Red Western 6s@7s 3d. White 7s@7s Cd. Corn is du
at 33s 9d@34s for mixed and yellow and 34s 70
white.
Provisions are dull, various circulars quote
Beef heavy and holders keeping in the market at
decline of 5s. Pork and Bacon dull There is bu
title inquiry and prices weak at decline c
Sd. Lard is dull at SOS for good. Taow is genel
ally unchanged
MONEY MARKET.-Consols 96I@97.
PRoDUcE-The Brokers' Circular quotes: Suga
is firm at an advance of 6d@1s. for refining DUAL
ties. Coffee is steady Rice is steady and quiet
Tea-There is but little inquiry, and prices ar
weak: Rosin closed buoyant at As 4d94s Cd 70
common. Turpentine Spirits closed firm at $3.50
42s.
| LONDON MARKErs.-Baring's Circular quotes :
Sugar is steady. Breadstuffs are quiet and gener
ally unchanged. Coffee is firm. Tea is general
unchanged. Turpentine Spirits closed firm and a
qualities considerably advanced from scarcity
Sales at 44s.
MONEY AND SToCKs.-The Money market is gene
rully unchanged, and money very abundant.
The increase of specie at the Bank of England TO
the week amounts to f290, 600
American stocks are slow of sale, but prices ar
unaltered. All descriptions of Pennsy lvania stoc
have slightly advanced.
HAvRE MARKET.-Cotton-New Orleans tres ord
marie, l03 fir.