The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-13
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RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE OF 1.-THE DAILY EXCHANGE :
ARRIVAL OF THE PERSIA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE REPORTED RECALL OF LORD NAPIER.
NO TIDINGS OF THE KISSING ST,EAHER
INDIAN EMPIRE.
NEW STEAMERS FOR THE GALWAY LINE.
LAYING or THE SHORE END OF THE
ATLANTIC TELEGRAPH.
ANGLO-FRENCH FLEET FOR THE GULF OF
MEXICO.

New YoRK, Dec l2-1he steamer Persia from
Liverpool, with dates to the 9th ult arrived here
this evening.
Lord Napier's recall has not yet been officially
announced The Daily Ne'cs says it is understood
he will be promoted to the Berlin Mission. The
reported successor of Lord Napier at Washington
succeeds to the title of Lord Lyons, by the death OF
his father.
The rate of insurance on the over due steamer In
dian Empire has been advanced to 40 per cent.
Five miles Of the shore end of the Atlantic Cable
have been successfully laid and spced to the deep
sea portion of the line.
The Galway steamship line has contracted for
three new steamers of the first class and OF great
speed, to be ready by next summer.
Montalembert's trial occupied only half day.
Berringer and Dufauvre made brilliantand spirited
speeches in his defence. The London papers pub
sh the heads of the speeches, but the French press
is silent except that they give the result. lie was
sentenced to six months imprisonment and to pay
fine of 1000 francs. The editor OF the Cores
l,ondent was sentenced to month imprisonment
and 900 francs fine. The verdict caused slight
depression in the funds at Paris and London.
NJ. Boulay De la Maurthe, formerly Vice Presi-
dent of the French Republic, is dead. 1t was said
that the Anglo-French fleet would sail in Decem-
Der for the Gulf of Mexico, and that the French
will have battery of artillery on board to oppose
the filibusters
Senor Res. D'Olano has been appointed Captain
General of Cuba. General Concha, remains, how
ever, at Havana, till the Mexican dispute shall have
been settled.
The BruSlan elections nave resulted largely Ill
favor of the ministry.
The Bank of Frankfort has reduced its rates OF
discount to per cent.
The Cunard Company will send the screw steam
er karnak to New York direct on the 4th. She
will carry the mails between New ork and Nassau.
1t is considered certain that the Great Eastern
will make her first trip to Portland, in Midsum-
mer.
The British board of trade returns show de
crease in the exports Of October as compared with
last year Of ELI 600 sterling.
1t is stated that of the young Princes will
visit Canada.
1t is regretted by the Atlantic Telegraph Com
pany that the remaining seven miles of the shore
end of the cable at Greenwich were not brought to
Nalenta. 1t is evident that the result would have
been satisfactory, as after passing the spot where
the shore end, just laid, terminates, some OF the
men in their anxiety to continue the undermining
of the small cable, discovered a kink bearing the
conducting wire, exposed to the water. This de
fective part cut out, and it is probable that
other defects would have been discovered had they
had more Of the larger cable and proceeded
further. The short end had not been tested since
it laid down at the last accounts from Nalenta.
The news steamers ordered by the Galway line
to be side wheel steamers capable of minimum
speed of 20 miles per hour.
Austria is said to have protested against the We
| hement policy of the Sandman Cabinet.
The Chinese Imperial Commissioners had arrived
at Shanghai to arrange the tariff, etc. as provided
| for by the recent treaty.
LIVERPOOL Nov. 27-Cotton.-Sales of the week 400
bales including 5000 bales to spectators and 25O0 bale
for export Mddlng qualities have declined l6 and il
finer qualities d.. Sales of Friday estimated at 00
bales for speculation and export The market closet
quet-New Orleans fair 725i Middling I'd, Mobile fai
| 74d., Middng ed Upland fair "a d. Midliing sd
Stock port estimated 29 coo bales including 2l6OO
| bales of American
STATE TRADE.-The adyces from Manchester ar
/ favorable, the market closing quiet but steady.
PEoDUcE.-Sugar is firm and all qualities have slight!
advanced. Coffee is steady Rice is firm AT 3a6d ad
vance Rosn is steady at As. Sd. Turpentine Spirit
closed steady at 40s
LONDON MARKETs.-Messrs. Barring Brothers, quote
BreaGstufs steady. Sugars firm at Cd advance
Coffee is firm Rice firm and Sd higher Spirits Turpen
| tine steady at 39s, cd
| AMERICAN SEcURITIEs.-The market is generally un
| changed
Consols 9SS for money and account.
Bullion in the Bank of England has increased fl4l ,O0
| sterling.
The money market is slightly easier.
LATEST.
LIVERPOOL Saturday noon.-Sales OF Cotton to-day es
timated 6,0O0 bales. The market closes fat. Bread
| stuifs and Provisions close generally unchanged.
There tdings of the steamer Fulton at South
ampton to-day.
! BREADsTUFFs.-The market is dull Flour-Wester
Canal 19S I20s; Philadelphia and Baltimore 20s "a 2ls
Ohio 2ls.(d24s. Wheat-Red Western As. 6dtd6s. Sd
white Gs.ia Is Sd Southern is. Cd. CG7s COrn-MiXe
| 2Ss.; yellow 29s white sos. .(I3ls. Cd.
Richardson, Spence Co. quote: Flour IS very dul
prices easier but quotations unchanged Wheat dull bu
steady Corn has declining tendency, and quotation
nominal at sos d31s Cd for white.
PRovISIoNs.-The market has a declining tendenc.
| Lard is firm at 54S.
! Pork and Bacon dull, and quotations nominal LaI
eft