The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-10-08
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA,
LATER FROM EUROPE.

HALIFAX, October THE steamer Canada ar
rived here this forenoon from Liverpool with dates
to the 25th ult
The commercial advices by this arrival are in
teresting. Cotton has advanced E@14 Bread
stutfs and Provisions are dull
COnsols closed at 971I 0973S.
The steamer North Star arrived at Liverpool on
the 25th.
The Bank of France has reduced its rate of dis
count to 3 per cent The interest on Treasury v
bonds has also been reduced = per cent.
The details of the French treaty with China show
that France gets 900 francs indemnify
There is nothing new in regard to the Atlantic
cable. The conflict started by Mr. Whitehouse with
the directors still continues
The political news is unimportant
Among the passengers by the Canada is C. W.
Bradley. Esq, bearer OF dispatches from China
The shares of the Atlantic Telegraph Company
are quoted at f300@f330.
The British August Trade report shows decrease
OF half million pounds as compared with last
year.
A telegraphc cable between England and
Holland has been successfully laid
Two thousand additional troops have been or
dcrcd to India.
Baron Gros has been made Fench Senator.
France has appointed a Vice Consul for Maripo-
sa, California.
1t is said that the French army in Rome is to be
augmented.
\ solemn mass has been celebrated at Paris in
celebration of the Chinese treaty.
The French war vessels in the Adriatic are to be
withdrawn.
The Spanish army is to be increased so as to be
prepared to put down political agitation in any
quarter.
The Spanish expedition against the Riff pirates,
1T is said has been postponed till next spring but
the government intends to act energeticay against
Mexico.
General Monsarieff, it is sad will be appointed
Russian Minister at fekin. 1t was reported in
Paris that Great Britain would also send military
representative there.
The Russians are reported to have gained another
victory over the Circassans.
Cape Town dates to August 18th, report Difficult
ties between the British and Portuguese authorities
in the Mozambique channel. A small cutter from
Natal, trading to the East coast had been seized by
the Portuguese and the crew sent to Mozambique
and placed in charge of the British Consul, who
donna andad the boat and cargo unsucccssfuy and
lett for England to represent the to the For
eign Office.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 26.-COtton-The market has
been rmer, but not gradually higher. closing quiet
New Orleans fair ~, Middng TX, Mobile fair
~, Mddling SIG. Upland fair ~, Middling IA.
Stock in port sos bales, including AS 600 bales
of American Cotton.
The advices from Manchester are favorable, the
market closing quiet but steady.
Breadstu stuils:-Flour is very dull, and holders are
pressing on the market. Prices have declining
tendency though generally unchanged. Wheat is
quiet-white Western Gs. Sd. @Gs. Cd; Southern
white 7s@7s. sd. Corn is dull, and quotations
nominal-yellow GAS, white 35s. Bgland's circu-
lar quotes decline of Is on the week.
Provisions.-Beef is heavy. Bacon and Pork
quiet, with decline in inferior qualities of the
former. Quotations barely maintained. Lard
dull.
Produce.-Sugar is steady
MONEY MARKET-LoNpoN, Sept 25-The Money
Market is decidedly easier. Bullion in the Bank
has increased G4S5, 200. Consols 973s@975 for ac-
count
The funds were stimulated by two considerable
purchases for account, and Consols closed at "A
higher than on Thursday.
From Washington
WASHINGTON, Oct. ID udoe BoWlin received his
hnal instructions this forenoon and leaves this after
noon for New York.
Mr.. Reed our Minister to China, saws in the
official dispatches received from him to-day that
after he signed the treaty with China he made a
provisional arrangement with the Commissioners
for the adjustment of the claims of American citi-
Zens arising out of the difficulties at Canton
by which portions of the duties at Shanghai
and Canton are to be appropriated to that end. He
intended to visit. during the summer months, such
OF the ports of Japan might be accessible, and
return to the United States by way of Bombay, in
November or December next
Commodore Tatna in dispatches to the Secretary
OF the Navy dated July 5th after saying that the en-
tire East India Squadron would soon be shown to the
Japanese, remarks that no better opportunity could
be selected for temporary absence from the coast
OF China. The recent treaties and termination of
hostllltles, together with the swarms of English
and French ship of war in the rivers must place all
the foreign interests of lawful kind in perfect
safety for the present. He would return with the
squadron to the coast of China about the last OF
October.
The weekly statement of the United States Treas
ury shows balance in the Treasury on the Both of
September of Sl0,17l 900, and receipts amounting
to S57S 800, reduction of nearly $685. 000 Drafts
paid to the amount of upward of 81 4l7,OOO Drafts
issued 81 ,276,000.
Judge Bowln and Commander Page left Wash
ington this afternoon for New York.
The Navy Department is preparing orders for
Commodore Shubrck, and the frigate Sabine will
sail early next week on the Paraguay expedition.
Samuel Ward, of New York, has been appointed
Secretary to Commissioner Bowlin.