The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-10
LATEST NEWS.
TELEG A MS
ARRIVAL OF THE AMERICA
RECEIVE AT THE OFFICE OF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

ihhEE DA1S LATER FROM EUROPE.
HALIFAX, April 9.-The steamer America from
Liverpool, with dates to the 9th ul, arrived here
this afternoon. The steamer Anglo-Saxon arrived
out on the 18th.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday March RELATIONSHIPS
OF the week 60 900 bales including $500 bales taken
on speculation, and $500 bales for export. The
market opened at an advance of HG0A, but the
steamers caused decline of "A on mid
ding qualities. Finer qualities have declined
I'd. on the rates per steamer Persia Sales
Friday estimated at 900 bales, including 1000
bales for export and like amount for speculation.
The market closed quiet. Orleans fair 7$4 mid
ding I; Mobile fair GIG. Stock in port 402 000
including 294 900 bales American Cotton. There is
but little inquiry and prices are weak.
DEMONSTRATION is dull and prices irregular.
Western 2ls. Ops; Ohio, received via northern
ports OBS. 25s.; do, via New Orleans 25s 26s. 3D.
Corn is steady at 33s. Cd. @34s.
PRoDUcE.-Sugar is quiet but prices steady. COT
fee is dull Rice is quiet-sales of Carolina at 23s.
Sd. @4s. Rosin is steady at As. I'd. GAS. 4d. for
common, and SOILS. for medium. Spirits Turpen-
tine dull at Ais. Cd. @42s. Bark is dull-Batimore
6s. Cd. 60Sd.
PROyISIoNS.-The market is quiet and generally
unchanged.
HAvRE MARKET otton-New Orleans tres Or
dinaire loaf.
MONEY MARKEr.-Consuls 9714@973s for money,
and 91as @973 for account.
The Money market is generally unchanged
money is abundant. Bullion in the Bank of Eng
land has increased f772 900.
GENERAL NEWS
Parliament proceedings have been unimportant.
The Government has introduced its India BILL the
main features of which were like Lord Palmerston's
but the details different.
The appointment of Pelissier as Ambassador to
England was giving general satisfaction
A telegraphic dispatch from Madrid says that the
Government had introduced the project of a law
abolishing slavery in the Spanish Territories.
Several changes have been made in the English
Diplomatic service.
Mr. Champion goes to Russia.
The British engineer, Watt, who was imprisoned
at Naples, has arrived in England. Parks had been
liberated on bail.
In Parliament Mr.. Roebuck moved the abolition
of the Vice Royalty of Ireland The previous ques-
ton negatved.
The Times Paris correspondent believes that
General Pelissier is partizan for the English
alliance.
The .. S. frigate Niagara in her passage out, on
several occasions over 800 miles in "a hours.
1t is reported that Alsop has offered to surrender
himself, provided the British Government will be
at the cost of his defence.
The British exports for February, show decrease
of more than e., 900 compared with last year.
1t was supposed that most ofthe India loan would
be taken by joint stock banks. The biddings range
from % to 100. The supply of money was album
dant, and the applications at the bank had not in
creased on Friday. There was better demand at
2A@2% discount. The terms for long paper ad-
vanced to 4 and even per cent.
INDIA.
Accounts from India say that Sir Colin Campbell,
with fifteen regiments of European infantry and
three regiments of European cavalry, and detach-
ments of two others of native cavalry with eighty
heavy guns and mortars and 63 field pieces, had
crossed the Ganges, and the attack on Lucknow was
expected to commence February 9th, when Jung
Bahadurs and Gen. Franks forces, 900 strong,
would reach Lucknow.
A Russian camp of 100 900 men has been formed
in Poland, and may be considered manifestation
against Austria
Eight hundred Montenegrins had violated Aus
trian Territory and penetrated Hersegeria Forty
entered Suterma and burned everything.
Turkey refuses to submit to the treaty for the
navigation of the Danube.
Several irregular corps were being organized in
Bosnia by wealthy Beys.