The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-12
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ARRIVAL OF THE ASIA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

| New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Asia, will
Liverpool dates to October 30th, has arrived
The Eastern City, reported as having been burnt
near the Cape of Good Hope, was not the steamer
! of that name, but an emgrant ship from Liverpool
| bound to Australia. The ship was built at Bostol
and owned in England. She was valued, with he
| cargo, at 100000 sterling. Only one life wa
| lost.
Mr.. Bright had made reform speech at Birming
ham in which he advocated election by ballot, ant
the American system of representation.
The new ''Great Eastern Steamship Company
has been organized
1t was rumored in connection with the contem
plated visit of military from America to Ireland tha
several seditous societies had been discovered de-
irving their inspirations and money from America
The Portuguese indemnity to France has been re
duced to los, 600 francs.
The dispute between France and Portugal in re-
gard to the boundaries of French Guinea will bt
decided in favor of France.
\ strong article by Count Montalembert pub
liShed in the Correspondent, has caused the seizure
of that journal, and the prosecution Of the writer
and publisher.
Spain is about to favor the importation of tobac
from the Philippine Islands, to the detriment of
the American planter.
All the transports with the troops intended tc
act against Mexico had sailed for Cuba.
Among the passengers by the Asia is George
Moon, ESQ.,, the British Consul for Richmond.
The London Ne,cs says there has been no further
indication of any permanent Improvement in the
Atlantic cable since the receipt of few intelligibl(
Mr.. Ten Broecks horse Barbaritz ran race al
New Market against Count Batthyanys horse
Olympus, the owners riding their respective horses
Barblrtz was declared the winner.
Prince Napoleon it is said sided with Portugal il
the recent dispute
The Paris correspondent of the London Post as.
serts positively that the French Government has
solved to put stop to the importation of free ne
groes into the French Colonies.
Mr.. Green, the American contractor at Sebasto
pol denies the reports that his efforts to raise the
sunken ships had failed. He has raised, since MAY
six vessels in good condition, and removed several
others.
Advices from Austria state that 10000 Minnie
rifles, intended for the Bosnian insurgents, have
been seized on the frontiers.
The China and India mail had reached England
A great number of Chinese piratcal vessels had
been captured or sunk by the British cruisers.
Lord Elgin's Japan treaty is reported to be al
most identical with the American treaty.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 30.-Cotton-Saes of the week 3S 00(
bales-a qualities have declined bC94d. New Orleans
fair tx; 'mddling 1-16 Mobile fair 7I Middling 7
Upland fair X; Mddling 6B.
Manchester advices unfavorabe and prices hav,
slightly declined.
BreadstuGs.-The market has declining tendency
Choice Ohio steady 22s 24s. Wheat of middling anG
lower grades has declined 1G2d
ProvisOns.-MaXwells circular quotes: Beef is heavy
with but little inquiry and prices weak Pork is dull -
Bacon is heavy inferior qualities slightly declined
Lard is heavy at 55s. s.a56s.
Produce.-Sugar is quiet. Coffee is dull Rice is du
and prices easier but quotations unchanged Rosin il
dull at 3s 10d. G4s Spirits Turpentne closed steady
36s. Cd. "a 40s. Cd.
LONDON MARKETs..-Breadstuf are dull
Metas-Iron-rails and bars have slightly declined
Sugar is dull.
Consols 9SSG9S&.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon.-Cotton is very fiat
Breadstuhs are lower.