The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-06-18
LATEST NEWS.
T ELEG R A M S
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER VANDERBILT
OFF CAPE RACE.
The Shortest Time between Europe
and America on record!
RECElv vEpAT THE OFFICE EoF THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.

ST. JoHN's' June T-The steamer Vanderbilt passed
Cape Race yesterday morning at early hour,
have just been brought ashore by
Associated Press The dates of the Vanderbilt are to the
9th inst, which makes the time between the CONT
nents about 20 hours shorter than any trip
The steamer Persia arrived out on the 9th inst
Late from India state that Gen. Ross had de-
the rebels who making another stand at Cal.
pee Nena Sahib had attempted to escape into Central
India but pursued by detachment of Europeans and
Ghoorkas, and repulsed in the mountains.
There has been fearful eruption Of Mount yesuvius
The French Ambassador had returned from Spain
The insurrection in Gambia increasing
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL June 9.-Cotton-Sales of the 3 days past
1000 bales including 5000 bales taken by speculaors
and 900 bales for export Market opened buoyant but
at the close quotations barely maintained Prices
easier but quotable change from Fridays prices
BEEADsTufPs-Flour dull and quite neglected.
Western Canal 2Os G2ls Cd Philadelphia and Baltimore
2ls. 2ls Cd; Ohio 21s Cd G23s. Cd. Wheat very dull
Red slightly declined. Sales at 5s 6d5s 7d Western
6s.d6s. 4d Southern white 7s.@7s Sd. Corn is dull
White difficult of sale at decline of Cd Quoted at SIS m
33s Cd Yellow 34s Cd d34s 3D.
PROvIsIoNs-Beef is quiet and prices steady Pork is
firm and buoyant Bacon is firm.
Lard is heavy, and all qualities have slightly de-
clined.
STATE TRADE.-Manchester advices are favorable
The market closed quiet but steady.
MONEY MARKET.-London, June S-The Money mar
ket is generally unchanged. Consols 95AG95% These
quotations received but most probably incor
rect)
PRODUCE MARKET.-Rosn closed steady at As (44s. ID.
Spirits Turpentne is steady at Ass.
Later from the Utah Expedition.
ST LOUIS, June 16.-A dispatch dated Leavenworth the
18th instant brought by the United Express to
bonneville says, that two gentlemen named Masen and
Nckerson arrived there last night in twenty nine days
from Camp Scott They left Fort Brdger on the l4th of
May eight days subsequent to the last express
Cumming still at Salt Lake CITY These gentlemen
reported that Gen Johnston had provisions sufficient to
last him until the 10th of June; that they bore request
from him to Col Hoffman to hurry the supplies forward
and that they met Col Hoffman, May D. fifteen miles
beyond Platte Bridge and two hundred and fifty miles
from Camp Scott. His command progressing WELL
but had lost fifty mules in the storm previously
ported Col. Hoffman, receiving the order, immed-
aely dispatched twenty five wagon-lo in advance of
his column to the assistance of Gen Johnston They also
met the Peace Commissioners Platte Bridge who would
overtakc Col Hoffman. The same day they met Col
Andrews, thirty-two miles beyond Fort Kcarney.
On June s. Col Munroe hundred miles beyond
Big Blue. June 7, Col May in camp at Big Blue
and Col. Morrison at Nemeha.
On the 9th of June, nothing had been heard of Cant
Marcy.
The army at Camp Scott was in very good health.
When about sixty miles west of Fort Laramie Messrs
Malsen & Nickerson were passed by a Mormon express
from Salt Lake City, May IL, bound to Council Bluffs.
The express party reported that Governor Cumming
returned from Salt Lake to Camp Scott with themselves
but that they expected he would go back again to the
city Immediately They also represented everything
quiet, and Indicative of peace in the Mormon capital