The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-28

able in all the princnal continental markets
A baronetcy had been conferred on Sir James
Outran for his Indian services A'''-
Mr.. Barbar, the recently appointed British Con
ui i1t NHSluIa' mas oeeh removed 10 the Island OF
, o"nuii, anu MI UeofSe moore Is appointed ms
S"GGess9l' T,
II Inc snip Angio-SaXon OF boston, was at Bath
ond oraI, u 5no aPtn oeptemoer with her captain
''iT M " =" t,Npsioa ueiu Vi t1 le.I'' .,,
IN. nc american oark antelope was lost near Hong
h9ls' TEI ,.,,
~ ie ste'i.ier anuetoG arrived at southampton
'iI M t.o a, @'tct ~ iooii vi t'ie M IZth uclooer'
:. lhE 1AL"Af LiNE-lhe LONDON Imes, In Its
cltY artlcie, says;
- IS proposed 10 give an enlarged and perma-
m tl W Ie sSeal transit iateiy establish
I Gu between UalWay ana America, ana prospec-
@ tus % tle Atlantic ana Royal Mail steam Naviga-
% .iom COMPANY WIN capitil OF t9oo'o9o, Ill tlO
i -. a% ouei .ISueu i"i tne purpose Inc SER
'lCe 70 oe weekly, ana tle prlncipal advantages
set orth by the promoters are, that it will save
OF TWO uays TO All passengers and owing to its tele
graphiG aciltles' VIII enable messages to pass be
~ tHeeu h",ion anu W asing Ton IN ABOUT SIX days.
t"I % 'ilc hangers o the CIahne are aVoided; that
tnere WIZ De saving OF insurance as well as of
nel anu teaF from me reauceo sea Instance; that
| the governments on ooth SIDES OF the Atlantic will
W giI man contracts; ana that the re
HsIte Vessels owing 10 the serious depression in
te sue Oh steamships can be purchased for eX-
t u {t Siai SUNS. wore Iha9 thlra oI the capt
T,h 80 sI:I. W nay Ieeh aiIcauy subscribed.
IL nc - ihuuital1y had entered INTO new contract
i
;e3 "nIe 3l Tue west AFRICAN mails Liverpool
81 @ ~ Do 'ne Port ol departure ana arrival OF the
] i'iSti7 MI,,,,,..
ruI6TIa u F Te ng hTasf R4'g Te!sa "a m IN
| at is now clear that the decisive moment is #
hand in which the assumptions ascribcd to the
! Washington Cabinet must be clearly ascertained
and fnaiI,, roccpoiiad til ~ ;,,t9oNtS r. ~,
nations and especially with the rights of the inhab
itants of the Tstbmns" II bonas the rightS of tbo
| Central American States NAV be established with
the aid of the United States for the honor of nations
| and tbe wnlrara or tba ,rorId " i''''0--'
| THE CEs.nEw1rCH II ,SnTr,P- prioreoo Dec,o,od
This race in which the American horse 'Priorass
was 50 great a favorte is thus described:
Gas the horses approached the now oronnd
| Zouave took the command and was soon in nossns
sion of n clear lead his imnodiata foIIo, m -
Scribbler, Rocket. Physician, FngIisb Rose TE9e
! Brewer Malacca Underbond and pr;ornss tbo
American mare being OUTRAGED early, but runnin@
with great gamenesS under the determined riding Of
| FOrdham. On reaching the Bushes a chance in tbe
foremost position occurred for Zouave droppcd
back, and Physician, English Rose Malacca and
| Underhand no LONGER showed in the front rank =
On their disappearance The Brewer obtained the
| lead, Rocket, Prioress-vhOm Fordhan never left
going on second and third, with Satinstone, Zouave
the Courier, Turned Loose. Beacon and Scrbbler
| next in pursuit but with Scarcely q Ghost of
chance OF oye hauling the leaders Half way in
the cords Rocket shot out and III, American mare
and the Brewer ioined issue one of the most eyci-
ting races ever Seen ending in favor of Rocket bv a
head. Prioress thanks to the admirable ridinG of
Fordham running a dead heat with the Brayer for
second place Two pnrtbs of Satinstone was fourtlr
and about four lengths from him were the Zouave,
the Courier, Turned loose Beacon and Scribbler
| At the head ofthe ruck were Mr. Sykes and Fearful
and far in the rear were Old Trick Ballona Van,
dermcnlin and Melissa Several lenoths behind them
were English Rose the Grand Secret and Madame
de Chantillv BENNINGTON broke down Tho fact
thatPriores sbonid a@ain rnn dead boat for tbc
race-but this time for second place onv-was
the most remarkable incident connected with the
! Cesarewitch. Thirty-fiveho horses RAM
Al the regular mcetinp of the ironmastnrs at Rir-
| mingbam 4 greatly i,nproyed tonn was obsorvaba
| BUYERS were numerous and uricos vern firmly
maintained while the princnal ,nanrractr, wore
reluctant to enter into contracts for deliveries at
! distant dates
The annual meeting of the s.yationaI Association
! for the Promotion Of Social Scirnca ), which bad
been in session at Tivernool for yanl- uas brouabt
| to close on the dav tbc Persia sailed On fhe
! preceding evening n Grand bannurt was oiven in
! ST GporGc's Hall nrTsidnd oyer Inv Lord SRronoL. .
! am. The princinaI sneal,ars yvpra thr r,boir,nor
! the Rishop of PENNSYLVANIA Iords Jobn RrssnU
| Carlisle, ShaftesbnrIy &c Tho sncci,Iitv of tbo
occasion was the admission ofIadias to tbn banarat
The Bishop of PENNSYLVANIA took a prominent bart
in the proceedings of the week.
! FRANCE
! The Noniieur contains a decree proroguinr till
! the 30th of September 1859 pernission TO FOREIGN
vessels to convey grain between Algeria and
! France.
The decree permitting the importation of foreign
iron into France is to be renewed with certain mo-
dificatiOns. An Imperial decree to that effect was
to be published on the 10th inst. at the latest
PARIS Friday night. The Bourse to-day has
been aat and inactive. For money, the three per
cents have fallen from 1925 to Is. The closing
! price Tor the account is same as yesterday.
The indirect revenue OF France, for the nine
| montaS n, endln@ sept. 81, exhibits an increase OF
| @i,z+o,VGo sterilng.
, lHE BANK OF fRANcE-ihe HonneHr publishes
Ime mohuiiy paiahce up TO the evening OF the llth
me Duiilon mas decreased u l,o0i sterling, but
stIll amounts to 322915,OI6 sterling. The duncss
OF trade IN France IN September was noticed in
last return by a decrease OF nearly million ster-
! ing. In the amount OF bills discounted, as COM
| pared with the month OF August, the present re
turn shows that some revival has occurred, there
being under this head an increase amounting to
| 1ia4,Zo2 sterling.
| he mediation OF a friendly power had been con-
dltlonay accepted in the dispute between France
and Portugal, after it had been twice peremptoriv
refused by the former power. 1t was suggested
that the Portuguese government should order the
''Chares Georges to be niven up, on condition
that the French ships-of-war should previously
| withdraw from the Tagus and return to France so
not to let it appear that the surrender was made
under the menace of their guns, and that the
| amount of indemnity shall be left to arbitration.
steam yacht was about to be constructed for
| the service of the Emperor and Empress during
their marine excursions.
The marriage of the Duke de Malakoff with Mad
emoiselle Panega was solemnised in the Imperial
Chapel of st. Cloud on the evening of the 10Th in
stant in the presence of the Emperor and Emnress
and numerous and brilliant assemblare. Marshal
| Valiant, Minister of War; and NJ Walewski Min
lister of Foreign Affairs gave away the bridegroom
and NJ Fould, Minister of State and Spaniard,