The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-26

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
FALL OF L CKN0W.
SHlPWRECkS OF AMERICAN VESSELS.
ENGLISH FILLIBUSTERING
RSINI Worship.
DENMARK AND THE CONFEDERATION.
ADVANCE IN COTTON.
C0NS0LS 96A@962s.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
FALL OF LU CKNOW
SHlPWRECkS OF AMERICAN VESSELS.
ENGLISH FILLIBUSTERING
OR SIM WORSHIP.
DENMARK AND THE CONFEDERATION.
CONSOLS 96H@96%.

HALIFAX, April 70, 1858.
The Royal Mail steamship Canada, Capt. W. J..
Z. Lang left Liverpool at p NJ. on Saturday the
10th inst, and arrived at Halifax at IL A. NJ of the
23d. The Canada has S4l,75O in specie.
The Canada went south of Sable Island to avoid
the fields of ice which were observed inside.
The Canada reports, April IL, at $40 A. NJ.
passed steamship Arabia, from New York for Liver
pool; 18th, lat SO lon. $50, passed steamship City
of Baltimore, from New York for Liverpool
The steamship North American, from Portland on
the 9th ult, arrived at Liverpool at P. NJ on the
Sth inst.
The ship Weser, of Hamburg, from New Orleans
tor Liverpool, was driven ashore in gale off Mala-
hide, rear Dublin. The crew remained aboard and
the masts standing at the latest dates but the
ship was imbedded in the sand.
The ship Exchange, of New York, from Liverpool
to Newport in ballast, went ashore at Wicklow on
the 9th inst, and was expected to become a total
wreck. The crew were saved with the exception of
the second mate and cook.
The American bark Victor Holmesend, from
Callao to Dunklrk, was abandoned in sinking con-
dition in latitude Z, longitude 80 w. The crew
were saved.
The bark General Sale, from Sunderland tc New
ork, put into Cork when twenty days out in a
eaky condition.
The ship Titan, Sears, of Boston, from Chinca for
England, was abandoned at sea- The crew were
picked up and taken to Havre
GREAT BRITAIN.
Parliament had not reassembled, and political
matters were dull.
call to the Queen and returned to France.
Sir j. &. Lemar chant Ex-Governor of Nova
Scotia, is gazetted to the Governorship of Malta
The first annual meeting of the Cotton Supply AS
sociation was held at Manchester the 9th inst
The attendance was large and the prospects were
said to be encouraging. resolution adopted
10 continue and extend the organization with a
view to secure an abundance Of. the raw material.
The Grand Jury in London have found true bills
of indictment against Bernard, Allsop, 0rsini and
the others, for feloniously attempting to kill the
Emperor of the French. Twenty Frenchmen sub
penaed in Paris had reached London to give evi-
dence against Bernard, whose trial about to
commence.
More English fillibusterng is reported among the
Spice Islands. Accounts from Batavia to the 1lth
of February state that English illibusters,
after being driven out from Sumatra, established
themselves in the Island of Bancalis fortified
village, hoisted the English flag and levied contri-
buttons on the native fishermen for the support of
their Malay and Chinese soldiers. The Dutch war
steamer was sent against them, when the Governor
of the fort declared himself under the protection of
the British flag The adventurers refusing to quit
the place, hostile preparations were made But
when the troops were landed they found the place
abandoned.
The English Government was about to enter into
contract with Austria for the latter to construct
telegraph from Malta to Alexandria.
The extensive brewing establishment of Calvert
Co., of London, is reported in temporary diff
culties.
The weekly meeting of the Directors of the Bank
of England broke up without a reduction of the
rate of discount The course of exchange at New
ork and the increased demand for money operated
to postpone the reduction.
Large pOlices of insurance are said to have been
opened in London and Liverpool, for the dispatch
of specie to New York in this and succeeding
steamers
The quarterly meeting of the iron trade had been
held at Birmingham. Although business continued
dull, confidence appeared to be returning, and trade
assuming healthier condition.
THE LATEST.-The Times city article, dated Fri
day evening" reports that the English funds opened
heavily, but in consequence of trifing inn prove
ment in French prices there rather less weak
ness at the close. There fair demand for dis
count at the Bank on Friday. In open market the
rates for choice paper still ~ to ~ per cent.
The Daily Ne,cs' city article of Friday evening
says, in explanation of the increased demand for
money, that the SUM of Sl,600, 900, or about one
third of the entire Indian loan has already been paid
to the Indian Company.
The London Herald has reason to believe that the
present law officers of the Crown have come to
decision in the Cagliari matter directly at varian ce
with that of their predecessors.
Reports were current of a failure of some magni-
tude in the India trade; but name had been
mentioned.
The steamer Egyptus, one of the Alexandria mail
line had been wrecked. The crew and passengers
were saved.
The annual meeting of the stockholders of the
Great Western Railway of Canada was held in Lon
don. The Directors made a report, which was
adopted. \ dividend OF five and half per cent
was declared.
THE VERY LATEST
Il Telegraph from London to Lirerpool.
LONDON, Saturday, IL NJ.
The correspondent of the Times, in dispatch
dated Friday night, says:
"a commission has been appointed to examine and
report on the best system for placing the French
commercial ports in a state of defence. A levy of
French seamen from twenty to forty years of age is
going on in the most complete and strict manner
The instructions issued for carrying out this
state that it is adopted with the object of giving
feet seamen, completely formed and experienced,
and who in full force of age and activity
leading article in the Times on the Perrin and
Suez Canal, very nearly produced panic yester-
day.
The Vienna Gazette adduces a series of proofs to
show that Orsini worship is celebrated in Piedmont,
with what it terms demoniacal passion and impious
blasphemy.
DENMARK AND THE GERMAN DIET
The Executive Commission of the German Con-
federation said to be preparing to proceed actively
against Denmark.
RUSSIA
ST. PETERSBURG, April 8.-Mr. Brock, Minister of
Finance, has resigned and the resignation has been
accepted by receipt very fattering to him. NJ.
kniashwitch, Senator, has been appointed his sue
cess0r.
VIENNA, April 8.-The correspondent of the
Times writes that according to private letter from
Paris serious misunderstanding has recently aris
en- between the Emperor and Prince Napoleon.
The returns of the Bank of France for March ex-
hibit an increase in Paris of 35 OO0 900 of francs
and in the country branches TO- 900 of francs.
bill granting pensions to those wounded in the at
tempt to assassnate the emperor is to be presented
by his order in the Legislature to-day.
A general revival of trade in France is now
hoped for, although accounts still report continued
duness.
The French Government had been informed that
he was to bp Stpd to-
gether with his printer, had disappeared from Lon
don and quilted England. Pyatt contradicts the
rumor in a letter to the Times.
The BOurse closed firmly on the 9th at 69f Csc.
for the 3 per cents.
The Swiss papers deny that the French Govern
ment have threatened to withdraw the Exequator
from the Swiss Consuls in France.
INDIA.
transient steamer, with Bombay dates of March
Is. and Calcutta March 8, reach Suez on the 2sth
ult. The latest news from Lucknow is to the morn
ing of March Is, when nearly all the city was in
possession of the British but few rebels remaining
in it. Gen. Outram having turned the enemy's line
of works on the Canal, the Martinere stormed
by Sir Edward Lugard and the line of works seized
on the 9th. The Bank House was also occupied. On
the llth, Jung Bahadoor moved into line, and the
93d Regiment, supported by the AID, stormed the
Begums Palace. The British loss was less than 100
killed and wounded, while that of the enemy
500. Gen. Outram on the same day, on the north
side of the Gomtee, seized the stone bridge and
cut up 500 more of the enemy.
The buildings in advance of the Begums Palace
were occupied on the l4th. The Imaumbarrab was
stormed, Goorhas assisting. The kalsebagh
entered, and after fight lasting all day. solidly
occupied and "a guns taken. Gen. Outram then
crossed the Iron Bridge and opened fire the flying
enemy. The British loss was not known at Bonn
bay but supposed to be small. The enemy
rushed by the artillery on the 18th, flying from the
citv in great numbers Two columns of cavalry and
artillery sent after them. Maun Singh had
come into Jung Bahadoor's camp.
Sir Hugh Rose, with the second brigade of
the Central Indian field force, was moving on
Jhansi.
The rebeious districts of Shatgord had been an
nexed to the British territory by Sir Robert Ham
ilton.
The first brigade is bessieged at Shanderee.
The fugitves from Lucknow were mainly for Ro-
hilcund
There was panic in Calcutta on the Sd of March.