The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-03


The steamship Fulton was to leave Southampton
for New Y ork on the same day as the Indian
GREAT BEIrAIN.-AnotEer demonstration against
the introduction of the Confessional in the Church
Of England, had taken place in London. Defensive
works off veryfOrmdable nature had been compIrted
at Fort Malta on the Clyde. The Loudop N6yaino
Chronicle says that the Galway line of steamers will
certainly get a Government mail subsidy at least
equal to that paid the Cunarders
\ letter from Vaentia SAYS the shore end of the
Atlantic Gable about to be laid and that all the
stall at Valentia had got notice to leave the con-
pany on the 3Oth Of November, unless something
favorable turns up.
Parliament has been further prororued until
nOminav the 18th of November
The French officer who threatened to shoot the
Newcastle editor for libeng his father the French
Consul. has been fined five pounds.
The London money market continued very eosv
rs per cent. being the minimum rate of discount
The Atlantic Telegraph shares were quoted at
G3O0 to 1880
American securities were dull, with hut littIa
change in rates.
William Arnold Sens, hemp manufacturers,
London, had failed; liabilities small.
FRANCE.-A difficulty has arisen between Franca
and Brazil in regard to the property of French
subjects dying in Brazil. The French Consul bas :,
struck his flag at Pernambuco, and appealed to his
Government.
The French Embassador at Rome had by direo
OF the Emperor made strong representation to the
Pope again,t the recent abduction by the Catholics
OF the Jewish child at Bologna.
lnG atiS fIDur market was hrmer. Wheat
was dull. The Provincial Corn market was nm
changed.
Manufacturers were well employed, but the fo-
reign orders We're not so extensive as in former
years. slight rise in spirits is recorded
1t was reported that the French Government had
refused to permit England to either sarbitcr or
mediator between France and Portugal
The Bourse was declining. The Three per Cents
opened on the 10Th at 13f. 95c, and closed at 73f
l0c. " "
PoRTUGAE.-The two French men-of-war romai,-
ed at Lisbon. Two British vessels had also arrived
in the Iagus.
sentations of the British Government with rcfar-
ence to the abolition Of the Stade Dues, Hanovcr
naI % determined to send an agent to London with
full powers to negotiate the affair '"
PRUssIA.-lt is said that the Prince Pocor+ bod
decided on procaiming political amnesty to ali
persons compromised since the events of lS4S
AIsfGIA.Iheports were current that Count Ruol
lao resigned the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
You'd be succeeded by Baron Bach, the present
Minister of the Interior ~ Po"'
MoEocco.-A telegram from Algiers saws the re-
ported ASSASSINATION of the two European Vice-Con-
ar % Teiifne9 @ 70 De pure fiction. On the other
G' Hanu' 'ne atlS journals say the massacre is con-
nrhGd, one being certainly the French Vicc-ConsuI
or Spanish. 0'"N' " '' ''S"
BosYM-An insurrection is reported to have oc
curred at Livny, Bosnian town Of imnortance on
'"e "er'lah frontier; no particulars are given.
THE LATEST.
t"y te'e9fdlh from london to Lirerpoofl
HoNDoH, Oct. 2O.-The Bombay mails. the news
by which has already been tplegronbe6 roocbad
London this morning i'''
Ihe Poly Ners City Article) saws the funds
rt Upteu vs. naty on tuesday, and during the greater
GpmotoJ 'He Hs H9ay a reduction of oneeighth was
LII fou AZ tue close there was more fymncss. at
hty ihuny ilonday rates. The Share market was fiat
pue ciosed hrmer. SOS, 900 in gold during the day
We; VIE Sent 10 the Bank. Gold remittances we're be-
ing made to the Continent owing To Nh, less salts
TdIe oil the EXCHANGES
remained easy '''' 'N~
r lhe Times (City Article) says that on the Stock
S money was procurable at Ok per cent.
: per cent. '-''' '''o ""'
,,; nusSlA:GThe disturbances in the Eastern Pro
1IHceS OF Russia were more serious than at first
PIesented, and in the Southern Provinces the in41
aspect.
CHINtA;-The Times complains that the part play.
Cu Cu. ny Mr. Reed, the American Commissioner to
Nniha was worthy of his countrymen. 1t saws,
when the English and French were demanding nat,
ural rights for all mankind, MIR. Reed begged a
treaty for himself and his nation, and that this
treaty contains no provision for free transit
through the country, no provision for the OPENING
tariff.
Turks lsLAND.-Our correspondent at Turks Is
land, writing on the 18th ult., saws: The weather
has been and continues most favorable for salt rak
| ing. The quantity has been steadily Increasing
Notwithstanding comparatively fair export trade
Inc pr esent price is 7@712 cents per bushel with
! stock on hand of over COO, 600 bushels Anew con
tract has been negotiated with the government o
bermuua' whlch VIII require all our surplus stock
even in the most favorable seasons for which w,
receive in return one half cash and the balance il
vegetables. The latter will always command ;
ready market here by the population and vessel
touching and departing The take of turtle is YER,
IIarge, nearly all OF which are purchased for tn,
English market. Spanish men-of-war ships are tn,
only armed national vessels that touch here lately
N. Y. Herald.
The barn of MERIT Ayres, farmer in Hamilton
county, Ohio, was set on fire and burned down OF
Saturday morning last and large amount of hay
oats and barley, with six fnehorses were destroyed
Loss about 81 900.
t Two servant girls have been arrested in Nes
York for stealing $4,000 worth of jewelry frou
E their employer, Mr., Anthony Post