The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-14
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.

rum LAYS LAlEh fhUm EUhUPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE VANDERBILT.
The Steamship Vanderbilt p. E. lie Fevre,
commander, arrived at New York on Sunday even
ing from Havrc and Southampton the night of
the LIST ult., bringing 355 passengers.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Birmingham Journal has the following:
son Friday the proceedings were almost
entirely suspended for the purpose of watching
witnessed in England. We refer to Mr.. Morphy's
playing eight games blindfod. His opponents were
Lord Lyttclton, President of the Association; Mr..
Salmon, the best player Ireland affords: Mr.. Kip
ping, very strong player; Mr.. Avery, Mr.. Carr,
D. Freeman, Mr.. Rhodes. and Mr.. Y. K. Wills
The play commenced at | O'Clock and terminated
about quarter past 6, and resulted in Mr. MOrphy
winning every game except the one with Mr.. Kip
ping. Secretary of the Manchester Club The
match between Messrs. Staunton and Morphy
stands thus Stake $500 aside, the scorer of the
first II wins; to commence on the LIST November
next"
The Times says:
The plan of operations stated to have been de-
tcrmned upon is, to have on the line between Gal
way and New DIRK ten tirst-class ocean steamers,
of the highest speed and greatest capacity that
be procured and at least eight others, to be used
as coasters and feeders to the main line. from the
ports of Antwerp, Havre, Southampton, Plymouth,
London, Liverpool, Bristol and Glasgow, touching
likewise at different points the Irish coast which
ton of goods and passengers.
Her Majesty returned from Prussia on Tuesday
morning.
The returns at Lloyds show that no fewer than
on the English coast during the last week. involv-
ING a serious loss to the Underwriters and Insur-
ance Clubs The whole of the crews, however,
with exception, and in that case their fate is
uncertain, were saved.
On Wednesday, Sept. l, the last meeting will be
held of the Court of Directors of the East India
| thn oil t1,nf1
of the corporation will terminate.
FRANCE
The Times SAYS:
| "The following changes have taken place in the
| diplomatic corps The Marquis de Turgot leaves
Madrid for Berne, and is replaced at Madrid by NJ.
Barrot, whose post at Brussels is given to Count de
Montessay, who acted French Envoy at Frank
fort. NJ. de Turgot goes to Berne with the title of
| francs; in Switzerland it is only 10000 francs"
The Paris correspondent OF the ADVERTISER saws
The Russians are likely to encounter a formidable
foe in China. The Jesuits have obtained authorize
ton to establish extensive branch of their order
in those distant regions.
The SeatinelIe dH Jurd states that the abundant
showers which have recently fallen have been OF
the greatest service to the vines and grass CROP
The vineyards now present the most prosperous APP
pearance, and promise fine vintage.
The Nonife"r of Sunday, August %, publishes the
speech of NJ. de Persigny. The other papers, in
Guiding the Presse, also print it, but abstain from
passing opion to the remarks of his Excellen-
cy touching the alliance.
On the approaching marriage of the Duke of Ma
lakoif. the Observer says ave are assured that it
is to sign the marriage contract that the Emperor
has put off for eight dayshi departure for Biavtz
| 1t is also added that the dowry of Mdlle. Valera
will be given by the Emperor, and that it amounts
to a million francs Probably there is some exag-
geratiOn in this figure, but it is also stated that the
troussed is given by the Empress 1t is further
stated that the marriage will take place the Sth
of September the anniversary Of the taking of the
| Malakotf.
Letters from Paris announce the suspension OF
| Messrs Rudolf, Jung Il Co., an important firm,
chiefly connected with the silk trade.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian Government had addressed circr-
lar to its agents respecting the navigation of the
! Danube. The Imperial Government had become
alarmed at the peremptory refusal of the Plenipo-
tentiaries at the Paris Conference to submit to the
arrangements made by Austria for counteracting
the Treaty of Paris.
PRUSSIA
| dispatch from Berlin, dated Goth ult., says
| 1t appears decided that at the expiration of his
present powers the Prince Of Prussia will be ap-
| pointed Regent.
a grand disSlay of fireworks and other festivities
took place at Babelsberg in honor of Prince AL
beTtS birthday.
Advices from Tegernsee announce the arrival
there of the Queen of Bavaria and the Dowager
Empress Of Austria on visit to the King and
Queen Of Prussia
Tho 2';,"~e says setter from st. Petersburg of
the 18th, informs us that the Emperor's brothers.
the Grand Dukes Michael and Nicholas are to visit
Sevastopol and the Crimea this year. 1t is said
that this port is to be converted into commercial
station without Notifications.
The following private telegram is from the Lon
don Times of August 81:
"TEIEsrE, AuD 26.-Advices from Constantine
pie to Aug. 2lShete that the Porte has appointed
commission to sdperintend the rebuilding of the for
tifcations of Kars and other strategical points"
The following telegram appeared in the Times,
August so:
Mohammed Pasha, the Minister of Commerce. Ali
Ghab asha, and the other three sons-in-law of the
Sultan members of the Grand Council have been
placed on the retired list. Mohammed Kibrizli
replaced in the Presidency of the Council of the
Tanzimat by Mohammed Ruchdv Pasha.
THE DANUBIAN PERSONALITIES.
The Constitutional publishes the following semi
official article:
"Some journals have criticized some of the prin-
cpal bases upon which the plan of the organization
OF the Danuban Principalites rests, as decreed by
the Paris Conference and they have especially dwet
upon the point that Modavia and Walachia were
far from being politically united as they had ex-
pressed the wish to be-
''lh reply to this last observation we are enabled
to state that the Convention adopted by the mem
bers of the Conference implies that the Danubian
Princpalities to be constituted under the title
of United Princpalites.i These words do not ONLY
give a nominal satisfaction to the wishes expressed
by the Divans ad hoe but they comprise the chances
operated in the administration of Moldavia and
Wallachia, and show what attention the Conference
paid to the unanimous claims expressed at Jassy
and at Bucharest"
Sir Hope Grant left Lucknow on the Goth of July
to relieve Maun Singh and to capture FvZabad
The Rajpootand rebels, after plundering Tonk had
He'd toward the Chumbul, pursued by Col. Holmes
Roberts. The Bombay import market was active.
CHINA.
The Nonitew contains the following telegram:
"TEtN-rsGN, June 19.-The wishes of the Emperor
have been fulfilled in China. That vast Empire is
thrown open to Christianity, and nearly the whole
of it to the commerce and industry of the West
Our diplomatic agen is will be allowed to reside tenn
porarily at Pekin. Our missionaries will be admit
ted everywhere. Chinese envoy will be sent to
Paris. The murderer of the Missionary Channede-
lane will be punished; it will be announced in The
Peh'n Gazette. The laws against Christianity will
be revoked. All the engagements are taken. and
in part secured (consignes) under the seal of the
Imperial Commissioners. France and England OBJ
tain the most ample concessions"
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
| From the London Times City -1rticleJ Sept. IT,
LONDON MONEY MARKET-The English funds opened
steadily this morning at the partial recovery attained
further advance Consols for money first quoted
9O%(a9SS and the last price 96% G964 for money
and 96 G96B for the account the 18th October
The announcement ofarge gold shipments from Australia
uous advance upon the Paris the chief nsan
ces that operated favoraby The East India Company
are understood to have been lenders money for two
months at * per cent, and this also had beneficial eff
feet On the other hand there rather less rmness
in the appearance of the continental exchanges Bank
stock left off at 22229 reduced now three per cents
@5G97 \; India stock 2l5G21s India debentures 9S4
GG7S& ditto, new, 97AG9S; India bonds lis d16s and
EXchequer bills (March), SIS (G34s; June 22s "a sos
premium.
In the foreign stock market the transactions have been
on an unimportant SCALE the chief being reco
very on Turkish six per cents. to 95G95I Spanish was
slightly atter Other descriptions were about the same
yesterday.
The new Turkish loan was firmly quoted this morn
ing at 1lI14 premium. A few sales caused relapse
70 = but at the close the price again %G1b pre-