The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-14
AMICABLE DECLARATIONS OF THE GOVERNMENT.
IMPORTANT FROM INDIA,
COTTON FIRM -BREADsTUFFs DULL.
COMSOLS 9s@9S%.

ST. JOHN, N F., June 1.-THE Canadian Com
pany's screw steamship Nova Scotian, CAPTAIN
McNIasters, has passed Cape Race on her first voy
age to Quebec. She has 294 passengers.
The Nova Scotian arrived at the Straits of Belle
Isle at 5, A. NJ, of the 10th, but finding the passage
blocked with ice, was obliged to take the South
route, after endeavoring for ten hours to 90
through.
Off Cape Race her news was obtained by the news
yacht of the Associated Press.
The Royal Mail steamship Europa, from Boston
via Halifax, arrived at Liverpool on the I'd.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House of Lords on the 3lst the order of
the day was to consider the reasons of the House
of Commons for dsaSreeing to the amendments of
the former House to the Oaths bill. The question
to insist on the amendments, after discussion, was
put and carried without division.
Lord Stanley has been appointed to the India
Board, and Sir Bulwcr Lytton, Colonial Secretary
In the House of Commons, on the 1st inst, Mr.
Lyndsay asked the Government if it was true that
the United States vessels in the Havana Western
Coast or Africa Trade had been fired into boarded
searched or detained by British cruisers, and if So
by what authority, under whose instructions did
the Commanders of those ships act.
Mr.. Fitzgerald said the government had no Off
cial information the subject, but he had reason
to believe the reports had been exaggerated They
were as anxious as the American Government to
avoid all cause of complaint and strict orders had
been issued to the officers on the stations to be cs
pecallv cautious.
graphic Cable on board, sailed from Plymouth
Sound on Saturday evening for the West coast of
Ireland
IMPORTANT FROM INDIA.
ALEXANDRIA, Wednesday, May 26, ria Malta 30th.
The Ganges with the Bombay mails, arrived at
Suez yesterday.
The Commander-in-Ch Chief and General Walpole
entered Shahjehanpore without opposition the
Mt nT1t,, OH nI +l,nO 1.f
May.
The Maunbe and his followers were fvng back
to Maqueldec, in Dude.
Nena Sahib was in Barely.
The Hindoos were friendly, but the Mussulmen
escaping.
The reverses sustained by General Walpole in
Dude have been confirmed.
Gen. Adrian Hope had been killed.
GOorkha Column, under Col. Jones, had occu-
pied Mogadabad after defeating the enemy at Du-
geehabad and Mueenah.
General Penny arrived at Punalee on the 2Gth
April, and marched the same day to join the Com
mandCr-in- Chief.
telegram from Futteghur, May I'd, states that
he followed the rebels into an ambuscade, and was
killed, but the enemy were defeated by his troops
koor Singh was defeated at. and driven from Ar
raghur by Brigadier-General Douglass. A detach-
ment, under Capt. Legrand, tried to intercept him.
but was repulsed, losing three officers and two
men.
Koor Singh has since been reported dead, and
he died of the wounds he received in the action with
General Douglass.
Sir VIM. Peel died at Cawnpore of small pox. on
the 9th of April.
Sir Hugh Rose marched from Jhansi for Capee
on the 10Th OF April, and opposed by the enemy
at kinch who were estimated at II 900. They were
headed by the Rance of Jhansi and Nena's brother,
and were defeated.
General Whittock captured Bunde on the 10Th of
April, and had to march to Capee on the following
day.
The Kotah force had mostly gone into quarters.
but small part were watching Sir Hugh Roses
Sir Hope Grant had returned to Lucknow
The Bombay market was active and prices had
decidedly increased. Freights depressed
The Money market was very tight. Exchange on
London Is. 013d. @2s Id, credit and Is. I'D. doc
uments.
GREECE
AT Gambia the Greeks had risen against the au-
thorties on the pretext that the tax for exemption
from military service was unjust
The tranquility of the Island was threatened, but
relniorcements arrived and peace restored.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
In the Liverpool Cotton Market the Dist of May, the
demand was exceedingly SMALL the sales not exceeding
1000 bales, all of which to the trade; prices were
however, firmly maintained.
On the first of June the market continued quiet and
cludng 600 for export
In the Liverpool Corn Market, Tuesday trade was
duil and prices Wheat hardly maintained Flour main
tanned the rates of the previous Tuesday The weather
was very favorable for the growing crops.
SUGAR without improvement in rates and transac
tiOns were limited.
In the London Market the 1st the sales of COFFEE
We're progressing without alteration in prices
TEA was more steady; CongOu OK d9Ad.
CoNsoLs were without particular change closing on the
LIST at % AG97B for money and 9S9SB the account
of the 5th July.
FOREIGN SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
PER NOVA sCoTIAN.l
A'Tired from NcO Iork-June l, Rhine, at Deale, for
London; June =, Pilot Fish, at Liverpool.
Arrired from NetU OTlcdRS-May 50 ut, Albert Gala
tin, at liverpoo May 81, Nathaniel Thompson, at do;
June 2 Resoute, at do
Arrred from CharIeSton-May 80, Lady Sale, Liver
pool; June ,, Maknton at do.
Sailed for Lirerpooi-May 81 Caravan from Liverpool;
June 2, Philadelphia, Frank Flint and Alice Counce
from do.
Sailed for BoSon-May 81 Lucy from Liverpool; June
2, Laura Snow, Rochambcau and Rising Sun, from do
Sailed for Neto orleans May 31-Chares S. Pennell,
from Liverpool.
Saied for PhiiaderEia M1y3O-Tennessee, from Liver
pool.
Passed Deal May 31-Symmetry, from Philadelphia.
In the river at Liverpool I'd outward bound Emily A.
Hall, West Point. Margaret Tyson Albert Gaatin. and
Empire State, for New York.
NANTZ, June 1.-The bark Huron from Charleston cap.
sized and sunk at Pambeuf cargo nearly discharged.
ANTWERP May 29-Part of cargo of Cotton landed at
Nantz eNLzze Bags from New Orleans took fire on the
quay and sustained severe damaged.