The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-04-14
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A Ms
RECEIVED ATTH OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON.

fOtR DAYS LATER IRON EUROPE.
New YoRK, April 13.-The steamer City of Wash
ingtOn arrived here about O'Clock with Liyerpool
dates to the 31st ult.
The steamer Europa arrived out on the Goth.
The report that the Spanish government had in
troduced the project of law to abolish slavery is
erroneous
Melbourne dates to Feb 18th had reached Eng
land. The import markets continued depressed.
The shipments of gold to England since last mail
exceeded $500. 600 sterling.
Parliament had adjourned till after the Easter
holidays.
The Telegraph had transmitted advices from India
to March 9th. Sir Colin Campbell was before
Lucknow at the head of nearly go, 600 men, and it
was expected he would make an assault on it about
the 10th. Several scattering encounters are report
ed, in which the rebels have been defeated with
great slaughter.
The King of Delhi's trial was still progressing
The statement that he had been convicted and SEN
fenced is incorrect.
The English ladies who are among the prisoners
at Lucknow are with the Queen at that place and
are said to be alive and well treated.
There is nothing later from China, but there are
interesting details of the last advices.
The frigate Mississippi was at Shanghai and the
Minnesota was in Canton river Martial law had
been proclaimed in Canton.
United States commissioner Reed was going to
Manila until the time fixed for holding a conference
of the four powers at Shanghai.
1t had been reported in Paris that Count Persigny
would become Minister of State at the head of Ma
poleon's Cabinet, but the report was contradicted
1t is rumored that the Emperor Napoleon will
again visit Queen Victoria at Osborne this year.
The French Government was giving serious at
tentlon 10 the commercial depression In France.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, March l.-Cotton-sales during the
past three days q 900 bales, including 900 bales
to spectators and 5000 bales for export Holders
are pressing the market, and prices have declin-
ed I@4d. The market is irregular.
Manchester advices unfavorable all qualities
of goods have slightly declined.
Breadstuffs are dull.
Messrs. Richardson Spence ouote-Flour is very
dull, and quotations nominal Western canal 2ls "a
22s.; Philadelphia and Baltimore OBS 623s: Ohio
23s. @27s. Wheat is very dull but nominally IN
changed Corn is dull and freely offered at 33s. Cd
@34s. for all descriptions.
Provisions-The market is steady
Beef is dull and quotations nominal at 54s a los
Bacon dull, but steady. Lard steady with more en-
quiry at Sos. Tallow is dull at a decline of Is
PRoDUcE.-Sugar is dull. Coffee is quiet Rice
is dull Rosin is steady at As. 3d. 64s. 4d Turpen-
tine Spirits closed firm, and holders demand 45s
MONEY MARKET.-Consols 9714@974 for account
Bombay dates to the 9th state that Sir Colin
Campbell was before Lucknow with 60, 900 men; and
an attack was expected on the 10th of March.
The news from Europe is unimportant
LONDON MARKETS.
Sugars dull, and all qualities have slightly de-
cned. Cote is firm. Tea-an average business is
doing without quotable change. Rice is dull Tai
low is dull and quotations are barely maintained
American securities are active but prices gener-
ally unchanged.