The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-08
LATEST NEWS.
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ECEIvED ATT OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE,
DEFEAT OF THE BRITISH GOVERNMENT ON
THE CONSPIRACY BILL.
A WEEK LATER FROM INDIA.

I'VE" loRK, Mafch 6.-Ihe Cunard steamer Eu-
ropa arrived here this evening about O'Clock from
Liverpool, with advices to the 10th ult.
The Europa arrived out on the 18th. and the
Kangaroo on the 18th.
Mohammed Pacha is passenger by the Europa.
ENGLAND.
The Government was defeated in Parliament on
the second reading of the bill to amend the law re-
latlng to murder and conspiracy, upon an amend
ment offered by Miner Gibson. which censures the
Ministers for not replying to Count Walewski's dis
patch, but processes readiness to amend the laws
upon due investigation. The vote was 2l5 for the
Ministers, to 234 for Gilsen's amendments major
ity of 10 against the Government.
A demonstration in Hyde Park against the con-
spiracy bill was proposed for the Sunday following
the sailing of the Europa
The annual meeting of the Atlantic TELEGRAPH
Company passed off favorably
The additional capital asked for was authorized
The trial of the Directors of the ROYAL British
Bank was still in progress.
Lord Palmerston was granted leave in Parliament
to bring in bill to alter the Government of India
The majority in favor of the leave was large.
). b. Cough has commenced proceedings against
Doctor Lees for defamation of character
The Directors of the Bank of England have de
clded that no further reduction of the rates of dis
count shall be made at present.
The Ministers had majority of AS in the divis-
ion on the motion granting Lord Palmerston leave
to bring in his India bill.
French refugee named Bernard had been ar
rested i'll London charged with being implicated in
the late conspiracy.
There is nothing later from China but the details
OF the previous accounts show that Canton is yirtu-
ally in the possession of the British
INDIA.
Bombay dates to the oath of January, have reach
ed England. The reported capture of Furrucka-
bad and Futteghur, by Sir Colin Campbell, is con-
hrmed. After subjugating Rohicund, he will march
or Lucknow.
General Outram had twice defeated the rebels at
Alumbagh.
Sir Colin Campbell whilst marching against Fet-
teghur, dispersed large body of Rebels
Nawaub had fed across the Gangas into Rohil-
cund, and Sir Colin was about following
In General Outrams last engagement with the Re
bells, their leader, Hindoo fanatic was wounded
and captured. General Whitelocks force was at
Nagpore. The village was rebellious.
Thathur of Rena, was taken and burnt on the 9th
of January, after obs innate resistance
The Punjaub quiet. The trial of the ex-K King
ofDelhi, had been postponed the 18th of January
He is charged with encouraging the rebellion
whilst pensoner of the Government
FROM THE CONTINENT
The news from the Continent is of little import
ance. 1t is said that Sardinia and Belgium will
both succumb to the French demands Switzerland
was also making concessions.
FRANCE
The Bank OF France had reduced its rate of dis
count to per cent.
The trial of Orisini has been deferred to await
the application to England for the extradtion of
Bernard who has been arrested at London.
The Legislative corps considering a demand
for 10000 francs for secret service money.
1t Is rumored that there is to be interview be-
tween the Emperors of France and Austria early in
the spring.
SARDINIA.
The Sandman Government formally demands the
surrender of the steamer Cagliari on the ground
that she captured beyond the waters of the two
Scilies. The King of Naples has refused to COM
ply, and cessation of existing relations is antic
pated.
French Police agents have been sent to London,
for the surveillance of the refugees there.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Feb. 20-Cotton- Sales of the week
$4,000 bales, including II 500 bales to spectators
and $500 bales for export. The market opened I'M
settled and excited-prices advanced d, but subse-
quentiy 1t became quiet closing firm Sales on
FRIDAY, 1000 bales. The quotations are as follows:
orleans fair ~, middling u; Mobile fair TX,
midding 79s; Upland fair ~ middling 73s
Stock of Cotton in port 100000 bales, including
ll6, 900 bales American Cotton.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET-New Orleans tres ordi-
nare closed with declining tendency. Provisions
dull.
MONEY MARKET-LoNDoN, Feb. l9.-The Money
market Is slightly easier. Consols 971l@975z.
American securities are very active, and have
slightly advanced.
Bullion in the Bank of England had increased
1851. 900 during the week
BREADsTUFFs.- Richardson 4 Spence quote Flour
very dull and quotations barely maintained Wheat
is very quiet and steady. Corn is dull; white has
declined Is. 9ls Cd.
PRoyIsIoNs-Beef is dull, with but little inquiry
prices weak. Pork is heavy and offered at lower
prices Bacon is quiet at Is. decline. Lard is dull
and Is. Cd. lower.
PRoDUcE-Sugar is quiet, Coffee is quiet. Rice
is steady. Rosin is firm at A. Sd. GAS 4d
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, noon - Breadstutfs are
steady, but the market is quiet. Provisions are
unchanged. The Cotton market opened steady at
Fridays rates
LONDON MARKETS.
Barrengers circular quotes-Breadstuffs are firm
md steady. lron-Welsh rails are steady at f6
os@t6 los. Do. Car closed steady at &c. Sugar |
las advanced, especially pure quaities-inferior
qualities are lower.