The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-05-12
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.

New YORK; May 1.-THE steamer Persia, will
Liverpool dates to the LIST inst. has arrived OF
Sandy Hook, and is now coming up to the citv.-
The advices are three days later
The steamer North STAR from New York. had no
arrived out when the Persia sailed
The steamer Glasgow arrived out on the 2stl
utimo.
DIsraeli's first resolution declaring it expedien
to vest the indian government in the Crown ba
passed the House of Commons
hussla mas decided to construct three lines O.
railway between the Black and Caspian seas.
40 Inc me faris Aon"egr publishes decree ordering
42,OOO additional soldiers into active service The
Bourse became heavy in consequence
r. Inc news from India is quite interesting. Sir
hugn Rose invested Jhansi with three brigades on
tired to the fort, and the next day the lombard
ment was commenced. An attempt was made on
the LIST OF April by $4,000 rebels to raise the sege
put they were defeated with the slaughter of 800
4nan and the loss of all their guns and camp equip
page The town was stormed and taken on the 4th
and the fort occupied the 9th, the rebels having
5000 men killed in this conflict. Six British officers
were also killed
The Rance escaped with few attendants. and
was holly pursued
General Roberts carried Kotah on the goth, with
great slaughter of the rebels the English loss be-
ing but trifing.
The 37th Regiment under Col. Milman had been
compelled to retire from Apinseur, and at the
last accounts was shut up at Azimghur. Strong
detachments had gone to his relief
ed, but the northern provinces had been quietly dis
armed.
Calpee was filled with rebels and great panic
was prevailing there. A strong column of troops
Karrob.
SECOND DISPATCH
NEW YORK, May 1.-THE papers received by the
Fersia contain many interesting items of intelli-
gelce.
The debate in Parliament on D'Israel's Indian
resolutions commenced on the 30h. The first reso-
luton, declaring it expedient to vest the govern
ment OF India in the British Crown, was carried
with cheers. The debate was then adjourned.
The work on the Atlantic telegraph cable was
going brskly forward. More than two thousand
miles have been coiled on board the ships, and the
paying out machinery has been completed, and pro-
nounced perfect.
Rumos were in circulation at Paris, ii. relation
10 the present system of the Administration, and the
retirement shortly of Count Espnasse from the In
terror Department
The Penipotentiaries of the European powers
had held conference to ratify the boundary be-
tween Russia and Turkey. Also, to consider Prof.
n9rse's claims on Europe for Naturalization for his
telegraphic invention. Nothing resolved on,
but the prospects were favorable for Prof Morse
MARKETS,
LIVERPOOL, May l.-Cotton-saes of the week
$4,000 bales prices generally unchanged. Sales to
spectators 5000 bales, and 500 bales for export
Market closed firm. Orleans fair ~; Mddling
lie; Mobile fair ~ Middng Z; Upland fair IL;
Mlddng 61s. Stock in port 400, 900 bales, includ-
ing 3S5, 900 bales American cotton.
BREADsTUFFS.-The market closes quiet, with a
declining tendency for Four-Western Canal 2ls. q
Als Cd. Wheat closed with an advancing tendency
Red u.s. @96s Id. Corn steady. '.-- -, -"
PROVISIONS are steady. Pork is firm and prices
have advanced Is.
PRoDuCE.-Sugar is firm. Rice is dull Rosin is
firm at As. 3D. @4s, sd, for common. Spirits Tur-
peatine closed steady at AIS. AS.
LONDON Markets. -Breadstufs quiet. Sugar firm
and Is. higher, the advance being chiefly in finer
qualities.
MONEY MARKET.--Consols 97A for money, 97sS
for account. Bullion has increased in the Bank of
England $4,000 American securities are general
ly unchanged.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, Saturday.-An unfavorable reaction
took place in the funds yesterday owing exclusive
ly to political considerations. The closing quota
tons for consols were 1s@14 lower than on Thurs
day. The sudden increased demand for money
created further dizziness. Many persons had defer
red supplying themselves till yesterday in hopes
that the bank rates would be reduced to ~ per
cent. The unsettled condition of the Government,
and the possible dissolution of the Derby Ministry
in case of the defeat of the India BILL also acted
anayorably. g. " -
The Herald however says the opposition last night
to the Ministerial plan was not very formidable
The Daily Negs says there is not the slightest
doubt that Lord Derby, if beaten on any question
Of Importance, will dissolve Parliament