The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-03-17
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DAILY EXCHANGE.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA.
DATES TO THE Sd INST.
A WEEK LATER FROM INDIA.

PORTLAND, March l6.-The steamer North Amer
lea arrived here this morning with Liverpool dates
to the Sd inst The steamer Arabia arrived out
the 2Sth ult.
The cotton market was unsettled. Sales of the
past three days $4,000 bales. Prices q lower
Market firm but dull for want Of stock
MONEY MARKET.-Consols 96A 996T.
BREADsTUFFs dull with declining tendency.
Provisions very dull.
The advices from India are week later.
Nothing of special interest has been done in Par
Lament.
Lord Derby, in his inaugural speech in Parlia-
ment, urged the necessity of continuing friendly
terms with France.
SECOND DISPATCH.
PORTLAND, March l6.--The dates from India are
week later, but there is nothing of special import
ance. Sir Colin Campbell was still at Futyghar,
and was preparing to march on LucknoW, where
the rebels concentrated to the number of l00,
600. His column embraced $1,000 men with 100
guns, and at least 10000 men, additional were at
other points, ready to cooperate with Sir Colin
Campbell.
Sir Hugh Ross had defeated the rebels at Bada
The RajpOontua field forces after capturing the
strong fortress of Anab marched on for Cetah
where disunon still reigns.
The authority of the civil power has been restored
at Delhi. Large reinforcements of European troops
are still required. The rebels at Lucknow are said
to be losing heart General Outram had not been
disturbed since the 10th.
A dispatch to the India Company however, saws
that General Outram had been again assailed and
an attack by the whole rebel force il Lucknow was
daily expected. Reinforcements had been sent to
him.
The Cunard Company advertise semi-monthy
line of screw steamers between Liverpool and New
| York, commencing with the Alps, on the 18th of
March, and continuing every alternate Wednesday.
amount of freight offering, they will be conveyed in
the first regular Cunard steamer at reduced rates.
The steamer City of Manchester has arrived at
Plymouth per India.
The ship Daniel Mckay arrived at Liverpool with
flOO, 900 sterling from Australia.
large number of ships from America over
due at Liverpool, owing to the prevalence of East
erly winds.
The ship Arendale, from Liverpool has been
wrecked on Acklen bank, Ireland, and gone to pie
ces The crew saved.
On the 18th inst, Lord Derby read a speech in
the House of Lords He glanced at the state of the
army, with reference to the Indian war; 1t was vet
the most respectable numerical force within the
United Kingdom. He entertained no doubts of the
success of Sir Colin Campbell and when the mutt
ny is fully suppressed it will be the duty of the Gov
eminent to pacity and tranquilize India Though
condemning the causes of the Chinese war, Lord
Derby expressed satisfaction at the results of the
war. That Canton had fallen. 1t was the duty of
the Government with the least possible delay, to
make safe and honorable peace, so that commerce
may be re-established. He insisted on the import
ance to France and to Europe of the Emperor Ma
poeons life and Indignantly characterized as afro
cous the attempt at assassination.
He made allowance for the indignation expressed
by the French people that did not believe that the
addresses from the French Colonies gave true
representation of the French army. Lord Malmes-
bury was preparing reply to the Count Walewski,
which he believed would satisfy public opinion
And there is nothing in Mr.. Gibsons resolution
which can prevent the Government from proceed
ing with the conspiracy bill, although further ac-
ton will depend ON the reply of France.
The Times money article of the evening of I'd re-
ports the stock market as heavy and inanimate.-
There was slight increase in the demand for money
owing to the settlements to be made the 4th but
the applications at the Bank were limited Gold
was flowing into the Bank.
The bill on Indian affairs is to be modified The
parliamentary reform was postponed till next ses-
sion.
The directors of the British Bank have been SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for periods varying from
three to twelve months.
LONDON, Wednesday.-The Paris correspondent of
Ihe Times says it is stated that Lord Malmesbury
has answered Count Waewski's dispatch in a tone
and spirit bearing British Minister He expresses
and desires to remain in alliance with France but
declares that the right of asylum will be maintained
intact.
FRANCE
Generals Changarnier and Bedeau are authorized
to return to France.
1t is reported that Rudios sentence has been COM
muted to hard labor for life.
The new penal law for the public security had
ment General Mcmahon.
1t was rumored that Orsni the conspirator
would be spared, but the rumor is discredited
All the condemned conspirators have appealed
against the sentence of death.
Messrs. Mare Pindell Co.. of Marseilles, have
supended and several other commercial suspensions
are announced, with liabilities amounting to 90
100000 francs.
ITALY.
Arrests continue to be made at Genoa the author
itles being In fear of republican plot. Troops are
also held in readiness for Immediate action man
ot-war had also took position before the town with
her guns ready shotted.
TURKEY.
The Porte has promised full retribution on the
perpetrators of the late horrible outrage at Jafa
CHINA.
Canton having fallen, speedy peace with China
is promised
MARKETS.
New YORK, March l6.-Cotton is firm. Sales of
5000 bales. Market generally unchanged Flour
is firm Sales Of $500 bbls. common to good state
$4.25@ $3.50; Ohio S5@S55O; Southern 81.
$50. Wheat is heavy. Sales s. 900 bus. Kentucky,
white 100. Corn Sales of $1,000 bus at 69@70
cts, for yellow. White is heavy Sales at 66% @6s
cts Yellow is firm. Beef is quiet. Pork is heavy
9A@lOH. Whiskey has advanced Hct. Sales at
a2E cts Sugar is firm at 579@714 cts. Coffee is
firm, $500 bags at l015@l1L cts Turpentine
Spirits is steady at so cts Rosin is steady Rice
ces, cts. better. Freights dull.
Breadstutfs. Richardson Spence quote: Flour
is very dull, and quotations only nominal West
ern Canal 20s. Cd. OPS; Philadelphia and Balti-
more Us. q 23s.; Ohio (received via the North)
24s. @24s. 3d.
Wheat is dull and quotations barely maintained.
Red 5s lid. @6s I'd. for Western; White Is 97s Cd.
Corn is quiet but firm. Mixed and Yellow 34s;
White 34s. Cd.
Provisions.-Beef and Pork are dull; Bacon quiet
but steady; Lard heavy and auctions nominal
Tallow generally unchanged.
. Produce; The Brokers circular quotes sugar
firm Coffee quiet. Rice quiet Rosin firm at
As. Cd. Spirits Turpentine closed at ABS
LONDON MARKETs.-Sugar is firm with a slight
advance on fine qualities Coffee is firm. Tea
quiet.
LIVERPOOL, Wednesday, noon.-Cotton closes buoy
ant with an advancing tendency. Breadstuffs dull
and quiet. Provisions steady but dull.
STATE OF TRADE.-Manchester advices are favor
able, holders demanding advance in prices
SToCKs.-American securities closed quiet but