The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-22
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JOINS.
! Sr. JOINS, Oct. 2l.-Thc steamer Pacific from
Galway with Liverpool dates to the 18th inst, ar
rived here to-day.
| The steamer Persia arrived out on the 10th, ant
! the NigO on the llth.
! The Pacific brings dates from Liverpool by mai
! to the llth inst, and by telegraph to the 18th.
There have been several wrecks with loss of lift
in the German Ocean, but no American vessels are
reported.
The Paris Press publishes the full correspondence
between the United States Minister at Nicaragua
and the foreign minister of Nicaragua, touching
Mr. Bellys connections The former says that no
arrangement with Mr.. Belly shall be recognized OF
assented to in anything contrary to the just right:
acquired by American citizens and that the liberal
policy resulting from the Transit treaty of November
last shall be constantly maintained. The Ncaraguar
Minister replies that his government wishes only for
justice and its rights. He desires friendly relations
with the United States but declares that the tran
sit treaties of value because it not opened
at the stipulated period. Mr. Belly appealed to the
Clayton and Bulwer treaty, for protection, and
Lord Malmesbury's letter to him tells him that the
stipuatons thereof will in his own opinion apply to
his scheme, if carried out.
The company for the completion of the Great
Eastern has delayed its organization, owing to the
non-attendance of the Directors.
France is exempt from navigation dues for an
other year on cargoes of corn, flour, rye, and yege
tables.
The Bank of Frankfort has advanced its discount
The dates from Calcutta are to the 9th of Septem
Der (by telegraph). News unimportant Canton
affairs were satisfactory.
In Furnishing the late outrage at Namton, Gen.
Van Stranbenzee sacked and burned the place.
The troubles at Ningpo continued Trade at Hong
Kong was dull
The eirv1sra has carried off 10000 persons at
Mecca.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 11.-CoTToN-Sales of the two days
900 bales including 900 bales for speculation and
port. Market steady. Messrs. Clare & Sons quote the
market as having an advancing tendency.
BREADsTUFFs-The market quiet and prices generally
unchanged. Quotations are nominal.
Provisions are dull, generally for Pork Bacon and
Beef. Lard is quiet
PRoDUcE.-Sugar is quiet Coffee is firm. Tea is firm.
Pearl and Pot Ashes quiet. Fish 0ils-Al qualities
slightly declined.
LoNDos MARKETS, London Oct. 11-P. M.-Flour is
quiet Sugar is buoyant Coffee is firm. Tea is firm
Rice is dull Salt-All qualities have slightly declined.
MONEY MARKET-Consols 9S& 99SA for Money, and
9SA99S% for account.
Arrival of the Black Warrior from Havana.
NEW YORK, Oct. 2l.-The steamer Black Warrior
from Havana, with dates to the 18th instant, has
arrived.
The walls of the Tacon theatre were so shattered
by the recent explosion that they will have to be
taken down.
Sugars and freights are unchanged.
The ship Phantom, from Richmond for 1'ernam-
buco, capsized at sea during the month of Septem-
Der. The crew, after five days exposure, were
rescued by Spanish vessel and arrived al Havana
on the llth inst.
From Washington
WASHINGTON, Oct. 2l.-The balance in the United
States Treasury on Monday last nearly 81, ,OOO,-
600. Amount of the weeks receipts, S752 000-
Drafts paid, 81 703 600 Drafts issued. 81 602 600
Reduction S3l0,000
The Commissioner of the Land Office has trans
mtted to the Governor of Missouri two patents,
embracing, in the aggregate, 100000 acres for
swamp lands enuring to that State under the pro-
visions of the act of 1850. The Commissioner has
rendered an important decision, involving the title
of the site of Portland City, Oregon that the entry
by the corporate authorities is in conformity with
the law Of l84t, and confirming the donation claims
of Messrs. Stark, Lounsdalc, Chapman and Coffin.
Iowa Election
CHICAGO, Oct. 20.-Returns from all but nine
counties in Iowa have been received, and show the
following results: lst district. Curtis Republican,
elected, l.42l majority: ID district, Nandcver Rep
lncompletc.) 3,354 majority. The Dubuque Times
claims the election OF the Republican State ticket
by 5000 majority.
The Europa at Boston
BOsroN, Oct. 2l.-The steamer Europa arrived
here this evening from Halifax. Her mails will be
forwarded by the morning train
Ship News.
The bark Favoritc from Liverpool, bound for Sa-
yannah, put into Queenstown leaking.
INorE.-The above comprise all the kilograms received
by the agent of the AsSociacd Press in this city The
following are from the New York papers of yesterday
The Return of an intended SLAYER
BosToN, Oct. 20.-The Isle de Cuba, Capt Dobson
from New York for Loando, Aug. II, with cargo of
beans, rice, and lumber Some of the crew state
that Captain d. asked them if they were willing to
90 to the coast OF Africa for slaves, to which thev
disSented, the chief mate, Mr. Turner of Charles
town, being of the number. The captain, being
apHrehrnsive that information would be lodged
with the authorities, gave up the voyage, surren-
Gering the vessel to the mate. Captain Turner,
after consulting the authorities at St. Michaels,
sailed on the 22d ult. for the United States. The
three passengers after being out three days,
permitted to take the longboat and left for the
Western Islands. The vessel is owned by Mr.. de
la Figanere, of New York. The sailors were
principally foregners-Danes and Dutch.
Accidents in massachusetts.
BoSToN, Oct. 2O-A cannon prematurely dis
charged yesterday afternoon, during the military
display at Natick, cOmmemOratng the surrender
of COrnwallis, terribly lacerated Geo. w Sanborn
and Levi Elkins, who were in the act of ramming
down the charge; also badly wounding Joseph
Blake who was in range of the waddng. Sanborn
and Elkins lose each arm but it is thought that
all may survive.
Austin Dalrymple young man residing at New
ton Corners, was killed near there last evening, in
trying to jump on the train while in motion.
Murder i'm West Troy
Troy, n. Y, Oct 20. A murder was committed
in West Troy last night, on the line of the Erie
nal. John Wilson killed Patrick McCarty, by
striking him on the head with hatchet and knock
ing him into the canal Both parties were "canal-
lers" and difficulty about their respective boats
the cause of the murder. Wilson is in custody.
The Indiana Legislature.
1NDIANoPoLIs, Oct. 19.-Governor Willard has is
sued proclamation calling an extra session of the
1t will be composed of the newly elected members
and the senators holding over
The Canada Outward Bound
BosTON, Oct. 20.-Thc steamship Canada sailed
from here about II O'Clock this morning, with 35
passengers for Halifax and 20 for Liverpool. She
takes out $4,000 in specie.