The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-07


SLIGHT ADVANCE IN coNSorc
AL ~ VIZ H 0o-'''oi"o'
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PORTLAND, Monday, April s.
The Canadian Company's screw steamer Indian
from IivernooI at 2 o'clock p NJ of "Wednesday
March "a, arrived at Portland at AZ, P. NJ, 5tb
inst. She brings 239 passengers.
The Royal Mail steamship America, from Boston
via Halifax, arrived at Liverpool at 81, P. NJ, of
the 22d
The repairs on the Vanderbilt steamship Ariel
had been completed, and she would leave Liverpool
for Bremen on the oath
The United States steam frioate N;nnorn arrived
at Plymouth on the 2sd with machinery siiqbtlv
damaged, having encountered succession of south.
erly gales.
The British frigate Agnmemnon had commenced
taking in the telegraph cable. Fifty miles were on
board when the Indian sailed.
The steamer Indian EXCHANGED signals on the
26th ult in lat SO 3, n. long. l4o 81 w. with
the ship Victoria, bound East. Smoke same date
shin Alexander. from Mobile te Iivernool On the
3Oth ult lat 49o 29r NJ lonp. 37o lOt w Mt II
GREAT BRITAIN
On the 22d. in the Honse of Lords Lord Dorbv
announced that the House would be adjourned from
the Both of March to the 10Th of Anril for tbe
Brougham. that there was no foundation for the re-.
port that it was intended to imnort free negroes
from Africa. and form them into black reriments
The EarI of Cornaryan in renI,- 70 Iord RrnHnh
am, said that the yapront art rncentIy nassad hv
the Assemble Of Jamaica had been received at tbe
Colonial Office and was under consideration He
hoI;avad that u haa would bo No oh;ont;o 70 i ~
biII unon tba table beora II rece;yod iho rorol a
sant Nv Of tba oIIarotions o~a;ns+ tb;s 6;l :;
that II nart;aIlr ror;yos sIoyorr ~ ~
r. az II H.! .ia! e r., r. poI ,;1 :. o.
not tbn nIemton " of GnTarnmant to an,hod,, anv
more regiments of militia. '
Mr. D'Israeli gave notice that he would move
for leave to bring in bill to reform the Government
Lord John RusselPs Oaths Bill was debated at
length. and an amendment which continued the ers
clusion of Jews from Parliament. was rejected NV
vote of 297 to l44
The third reading was fixed for April II
motion to appoint a select committee. to inonre
into the Consular service and ConsrIar annnint
ments was agreed TO-
On the 23d in the Lords Lord Filenborouph ex-
planned the desire of the Govern ment to enlist into
the Indian Army Kroomfn. ON the coast of Africa
hnt said the nIan had heo ohondonod ON aoonnnt of
technical diAicnIties
In the Commons. It was announced that the Gov
ernor General of InI,;a had on his own rasnonsi-
bilitv confscated an annnIIed tho PrincinaItw of
Thar ''A '-iO VI
Mr.. Monckton Mines called attention to the vexa-
tions to which Rr fish subjects were exnosed bv the
alterations in tie French passport system, and
moved for the n, oducton of the corresnondence on
tbe snbiect AItor oouS;darobIe m dscns9ion on tho
merits of the W hole mnstion assurance was eiven
on the mart of tbo CddTernnent that tbey had CON
hn he ct, Of 1ipor and
it was contem Mated to establish Offices at the nrn
nassnarts 20 nu " reuuoe 'ne p'l'e u o''
Leave ws o;von to br;no, in hill to Ieool;za mar
r;aTa viii sJooaaSod 20 t., - sita y br Ert thrao
ma;orit' oe0e"'eo WIG si''e' ~ iot y ''' CO
< Poll sb boot.o,Ior in London namad Taborawsli
had bee, aruostad chornnd % Iv;,b mnblisbinr q nam
phlet eca,,tlIs yvri+tan SI P,at and otbors ad-
yocati no A. ossnss;na+;a91 of & Nay1oiaon ~
The Tondon T;s,na; Cgtv ~ .rt;pIn bnnos that tba
nroier tod abnI;t;on bv tbo RanLs of Nv York Of
ALLOW inc interest on current danos;ts will Give ad
dtif NAL imnnIse to the consideration of the noint
in ENGLAND
II was exnectnd that the invitations would he is
ned for the India loan on tbn daW tba Indian sailed
ut was rumorrd that thev would he in fonr ner cent
debontnras redeamabIe. in seven raars The fret
aronrnt +o bo ra;sod ,ronld ha fs mn ooo
Th SndS w o,h;bitoG onaraI tooS;noSS nd olosod
firmly ON Tuesday at a slioht advance. Consols for
monet ,yore ac7II0o7iL a1d for occount OIL
Goid ootiUoS ~ as s, "nt i+ tha Rni of Enrl.d
and further reduction in the rates of discount
snt;c;nated
NJ Uonla,- pros;do,+ of +bo Roord of Trade bod
nron,;sod q donrtotion from tbn Mercantile Marine
tbot r. tha ,,ropen+ Gn,arnn,ent rema;nad in Office
th ,ro1Id daI ,u;tb a. nost;or of ,ass;nr tolls
they WouiI ueai VIII 'he ques'ioh Vi passing ''ii'
'lhu iocai chargeS' 1Dn1,
u, ,,c,, IN lNDlA. L. A.
Ge'as y, oie &c tbo
"a tn aud hothlhg Oh importance 10 Tue
ouI gsG ~ rise 70 .i5 hop1 no. ena. Ell
VelliSenCe ~ "o y I ~, g. ~ GU g. III III 10 10. ,'aa -
IL was rulioIeu tnaI Nena oalln sl, was hs
apout the country WIN pul lew lolloweps. .oa o.
ihe cahnonaue naa 3l ~ Luchno" WAS eAPe''eu "
open on the 6zo Oh re reprua pnl 1io c.. o,,.a -
Slr COIN oampoeil mas lou lIsI class guns.
Numerous successful encounteds ted WIFI numerous
ooaies oi inu.lneels 10 "Sie 80 PPtor 81 ,,rnhonb
lres1 ATTACK ON 9eh. aS
had also peen rePorteu, put ho oe'ailS ieoei'eu'
CHINA.
Advices from China, via Bombay, describe trade
as almost paralyzed, and state that imports were
accumulating to such extent as to render it diff