The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-26
LATEST NEWS.
TELE R AN S
ARRIVAL OF THE INDIAN,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
ARRIVAL OF THE AGAMEMNoN

RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE

QUEBEc July 4The steamer Indian arrived here this
afternoon from Liverpool, with dates to the 18th inst
Vanderbilt on the 18th
The frigate Agamemnon had returned to England
After paying 146 miles, the cable parted Just under
her stern She Immediately returned to mid-ocean and
cruised for five days for the Niagara and failing to find
her put back to England.
The cable fleet to start again on the 17th
Advices from Jeddah state that the Mahomedans had
risen against the Christians there and masSacred
OF twenty including the English and French Con
sus. Three British war have been ordered there
Later but unimportant advices from India and China
had reached England
French transport with 900 marines and infantry had
arrived The French had succeeded in getting gun
boats over the bar of the Peho but two English
boats had stuck fast The capture of the forts at the
mouth of the river was expected in a few days.
In the House of Commons Mr. Hall moved to discontinue
the practice of authorizing menof to visit
vessels under foreign flags with the suppressin
the slave trade He contended that England ought to
abandon her futile efforts on the Coast of Africa
Mr. Cardwell denied that the efforts were futile and
urged the continuance of the blockading squadron
Mr. Fitzgerald on the part of the government, agreed
with Mr. Cardwel He stated that the difficulties with
America had been swept away, and Lord Napier had
sent dispatch saying that Mr. Cass had him that
proposals for the verifcation of the nationality vessels
was lost. Yeas "a, Nays 123
SECOND DESPATCH.
The London Times satrizes the visit of Queen Victoria
10 ohesbourg, ana calls on the Government to large
channel fleet and otherwise prepare for defence
Two hrework manufactures in London mad exploded
and about 100 persons were injured Some fatally
Governor of New Caledonia. - '''' III ''
The liverpool Chamber of Commerce has memoralized
the Government protect British rights in the matter of
the forced loan of Mexico.
1t was rnmOred that the British Government intends to
ask OF Parliament power to raise three millions sterling
for the fortifcation of the Thames river
Money was readily attanable in England at OK Der
cent and in some cases at less.
The fioua to accompany the Queen to Chesbourg con-
sists of six sails of the line six frgaes aota of
steam yachts.
The London Times encourages the idea of the annexa
ton OF Canada to the United States.
visible Improvement in commercial affairs in France
IS reported Large orders have been received from the
United States.
Emperor and the arrest of several Italians implicated
The budget of Cuba for the year presents surplus
OF 100, ,0O0, 900 reals.
1t expected that Naples had offered the owners of
the Cagar 600 francs compensation for the detention
of the vessel, but it declined insufficient.
AdYices from India state that Sir Colin Campbell was
still at Futteghur.
Scndia reported to have been beaten by the Re
bells
The rebels becoming troublesome in Central India
ana were reoccupyng many of the posts which they
had been driven.
From China accounts say the allied fleet was anchored
on the mouth of Peho The six days allowed for the re-
ply having expired, the had taken up two gun
boats and 40 sappers.
LlI IERPOOI, July 14.-Cotton-Saes last three days
l3,OOO bales. All qualities have declined Lower quail.
ties have declined nearly 3.
BREADsTUFFs-The market is dull bu. prices are
steady.
MONEY MARKET-The money market is generally un-
changed. Consols 95 S(G95%
PRovIsIoNs-Beef and Pork steady. Bacon heavy
Lard quiet at 55s "a SIS Talow nominal
PRoDUcE.-Rosin is steady. Spirits of Turpentne
steady Rice is firm. Sugar steady. Coffee dull Ashes
dull.Pearls 3Gs: Linseed Oil 33s. Cd.
LONDON MARkETS.-Breadstuff firm and steady
Coffee bnoyant. Tea firm. Rice firm Sugar dull. Tai
low dull.