The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-19
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA,

ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADA.
HALIFAX, Nov. 1.-THE steamship Canada Can't.
LANG, from Liverpool at halfpast nine O'Clock on
the morning OF the 9th inst, arrived at this port at
I0ur o CLOCK TINS afternoon, en- route for Boston.
she brings London papers of the 9Th.
The Canada sailed from here at half.past six o'clock
this evening for Boston, where she will be due at
an early hour on Friday morning. Stiff sout wind:
showing.
The steamship Canada, arrived at Liverpool from
boston on the 3lst ult., and the screw steamship
Nova Scotian, from Montreal and Quebec on tbn
morning of the 4th inst
The Canada reports November G, passed the
steamship City OF Baltimore, from New York
.AOwing to the detention of the steamer Wander
pilt and the early hour that the Canada sailed the
news is brief. ~
The United States frigate NIAGARA arrived at Ct
Vincent October 90 en- route for Monroyia with her
cargo OF rescued negroes. Fifty-seven of the two
hunored and seventy-one taken on board the Mag
ara had already died.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Times, in an editorial on the wretch.
eu conutlon OF Mexico, says there is no reason that
England should oppose the ambitious designs of the
government at w Washington 1t considers that the
establishment of any government of law and order
IN Mexico would be gain, and ridicues the threat
ened Spanish expedition as farce and saws that
every gun fired on Mexican territory is fred to the
confederacy.
Inc London Advertiser, without vouching for the
aahentcty OF the reports speaks of the retirement
OF LORD Derby, owing to his attacks of govt and
OF LORD John RusselPs appointment as Premier,
with Lord Stanley and Sir James Graham as the
most prominent members of the Cabinet This new
copnaIon, IL Is further stated is to have the sup
port OF Mr.. Bright and his party
MIR. Gladstone was about to proceed IN tho Indian
Islands as Lord High Commissioner Extraordinary
ms OBJECT is to remove the obstacles which ippede
the satisfactory working of the British
VIZ 1'adstone returns before the meeting of Parlia-
be piaIh A,+b ~ Il.
son Oh 4oro Aberdeen, as Secretary of the mission
reform conference was held on the 5th instant
a an resolution was adopted requesting Mr. John
duty Mr.. Bright accepted
Inc amount OF insurance at LloYd's on the steam
er hudson Is only twenty. one thousand pounds and
1ot seventy thousand, as advised per steamer Van
derollt The hull and machinery were valued at
hfty-hve thousand pounds.
The Court of Queens Bench had granted rule
10 snow cause for verdict lately rendered against
director In the Liverpool Borough Bank holding
him responsible for the losses of certain bareboid
ers, should not be set aside.
The Earl of Eglinton, Lord lieutenant of Ireland,
has been married to Lady Adela Capel
The report that the British frigate Curacao had
oeen wrecked while returning from Constantinople
with Lord Stratford on board, lacks confirmation
and hopes are entertained that the report is un-
founded.
The wholesale poisoning at Bradford by the acct
dental mixing of arsenic in lozenges had resulted in
seventeen deaths, and one hundred more were suf-
ferlng greatly from eating them
The Bank of England rates continued unchanged,
and there was an active drain of gold for the Con-
tinent going on.
The colonial wool sales were progressing in Lon
don. The attendance was large and the bidding
spirited, causing advance of Id. @9115d in Cape
woods, and I'D. gid in Australian.
Atlantic telegraph shares were quoted in London
at $1,000 $780,
The overland mail from Bombay reached London
at five o'clock on the morning of the 9Th inst
The following gentlemen were presented to the
Queen by Sir E. b. Lytton, Secretary for the Colo
MES, on the 9th inst. Mr.. Ross, President of the
Executive Council of Canada; Mr.. Gait, Inspector
General OF Canada; Mr.. Carter, Attorney General
for Lower Canada.
Valuable gold discoveries are stated to have been
made In the province of San Luis, Buenos Ayres.-
The local accounts, which the Times city article
says are probably delusve, describe the deposits to
be OF singular richness, and allege that in some
cases as much as thirty ounces have been collected
in twelve hours by single miners.
The Rev. George Giles has been appointed to the
Bishopric of British Columbia.
FRANCE.
1t is authoritatively stated that the Emperor is
taking steps to carry ont the plan of laying up
stores OF corn IN every large town during plentiful
years, In order to provide against years of scar
city.
Montalembert's trial was expected to take place
before the end of November. He will defend him
self and appear at the bar surrounded by the first
men of France
The Bourse declined slightly on the 9Th. The
three per cents closed at Y 80.
The Woniteur says that the government continues
its surveys for railways in Algeria.
Spanish troops, destined to operate with the
French in Cochin China, sailed from Manila on the
9th of August in tws spyf on transports.
Out oftwo hundred and ffty-one elections known,
two hundred and twenty-five are favorable to the
ministry.
A Madrid despatch says that all progressist can
didates triumped in Madrid, with exception.
Returns from the provinces give great majority
for the government. NJ. Closaga leader of the pro-
gressist party, was returned by six constituent
cies
Press prosecutions were being actively carried
out in Madrid.
DENMARK.
The King has arrived at Copenhagen. There
will be sitting of the Privy Council at which it is
expected that important decision will be come
| to in regard to Holstein and Munenburg.
PORTUGAL.
! Lisbon journals speak of material subscription
to pay the indemnity in the Charles ct Georges af-
| fair.
The London Posts Paris correspondent says that
the portuguese government Is contemplating an ad-
dress to the great Powers, complaining of France
refusing mediation in the affair.
| PRUSSIA.
The Prince of Hohenzollern Sigmarngen, who
was called by the Prince Regent to form new ad-
mnstraton, is the father of the Queen of Portugal
and member of the moderate liberal party. The
new Cabinet not yet fully constituted.
The appointment of General BONN Minister of
w ar regarded evidence of an anti-Rus-
sian feeling.
The Berlin elections are fixed for November H.
AFRICA.
Cape Coast dates are to October 10. Trade was
dull along the West Coast. The expedition up the
Therbero had been successful.
SOUTH AMERICA
Rio de Janeiro dates are to October 10. Coffee
had been in very moderate supply and all grades
had advanced one hundred refs per aroba. Brown
sugars had advanced twelve hundred refs and closed
with still upward tendency.
At Bahia there very little sugar in the mar
ket. . ...
Plowes, Son & Co., of Rio, suspended payment.
The frigate st. Lawrence was at Rio, and the
sloop Plymouth at Montevdeo.
At Beunos Ayres, September 81, heavy transac-
tions in dry hides at improved rates.
The Paraguayans were placing distractions in the
lower part of their river to prevent the ingress of
the American squadron. The shores of Paraguay
were well fortified and it is added that the Ameri-
| cans would meet very warm ption.