The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-09-10
FROM EUROI
THE MAILS OF THE ASIA.

where she will be due between eight and nine q clock
tomorrow evening.
iier dates are three days later than those already
| received.
The Asia reports strong westerly winds durinr
the rSt part OF the passage, and much fog between
the banks ot Newfoundland and Halifax
~ Inc hamburg screw steamer HammOnia from
New York the 10th ult., arrived at Southamp-
! ton on the evening of the 27th
| me roral mail steamship Persia, from New York
on the 18th ut., via St Johns, Newfoundland,
Where She TOOK the Europa's mails and passengers,
arrived on the bar OF the MerSey at six O'Clock on
the morning OF the 2Sth. She was detained there
for tide, and reached Liverpool at lI.IOA. NJ
GREAT BRITAIN.
The prospectus of the Indian and Australian Tel
| egraph Company, with capital of $500 600 has
| been issued. The proposal is to continue the Red
/ Sea line from Ceylon to Singapore and eventually
to carry further sections to Hong Kong and Aus
trana; Application Is to be made to the govern
ment for Il guarantee.
1t is the intention Of the directors of the CRYSTAL
PaIace to set apart an early day for great public
| demonstration i'll cOmmcmOration of the successful
submerging of the Atlantic cable. Upon the com
! pletion of the requisite prelimnaries due notice
will be given of the date and general arrangements
Inc Lhtf"6 Nerrtce G"zctie gives rumor that the
Duke OF Cambridge, Gen. Sir. II. II. Douglas, and
Lord Clyde will soon be made Field Marshas
Dispatches were received by the cable on the
morning of the 2Sth from the New York Associated
Press, giving all the tranS-A Atantc steamer move
mentS In America, down to the evening previous
me DflJlSn DOafu or Trade returns lOr july,
show decrease in the exports of 81 .300, 900
as compared with July last year. In the imports
an increase had taken place, particularly in bread
stuis, the arrivals of which were very large.
The entire stud of Lord Dcrbv's racers is to be
sold and he rctires from the turf
An important law case had been tried at Liverpool.
An action was brought against the directors Of the
suspended Borough Bank to recover damages for
the loss sustained in purchasing shares unon the
strength of tallacious report issued by the bank
verdict was given for the plaintiff but STAY of
| execution was granted.
The first detachment Of sappers and miners. only
| twenty strong. was to leave England for Vancouv-
! er's Island ON the lst of September. One hundred
! and thirty Others were to follow.
The London DAILY Ners calls the European
| Powers to watch closely American designs upon
| Nicaragua, under the conviction that the policy of
the American government is to acquire possession
of the IStlmus.
Charles Drummond, the well known London
! banker, is dead
! b. Haynes is officially recognized as IT, S Consul
at Turks Island.
The captain of an English ship had been tried and
mucted in heavy damages for placing a passenger
IN irons under the plea that mutiny was imminent
Cardinal WiSeman, of London. was making
tour in Ireland, and receiving enthusiastic ovations
! at all points
Thirteen lives had been lost by the upsetting of
a small pleasure boat at Worthing, on the Sussex
| coast.
FRANCE.
1t was again reported that Marshal Pelissier had
| asked to be removed from the English Embassy,
! and that his request would be shortly complied
with. 1t was also said that his marriage was to
take place on the Sth of September, the anniversary
of the taking of the Malakoh and that the Emperor
would give the BRIDE one million francs as a mar
| ragc portion.
Lord PamerstOn was received by the Emperor
! at st. Cloud on the 25th
Count Pcrsigny made Il speech at the opening of
the Council General of the Loire, illustrative and
defensive OF the alliance with England The speech
| attracted l1n do
! Morny had also made important speech at the
opening of the Council of Ccrmont.
| \ Telegraph Congress- in which France. Belgium,
! Holland, Sardinia, Portugal Baden, Wurtemburg
| and Switzerland are represented, has been opened
at Bcrne. new French naval station for the east
ern coast of Africa is to be created at Isle Reunion
! This news is big with important consequences for
the influence of the French flag and prosperity OF
| the French colonies
1t considers Medur sufficiently justified by the
necessity which had arison of employing Il French
ship, composing what called the lndo- China
division, in localities far removed from the Isle Of
! Reunion.
\ duel had been fought at Paris between the
| French Count dc Grammont Caderousse and Count
! de la ROcca aide-de camp to the King of Sardinia
The result not serious.
The French government. anticipating the posi-
bility of more outrages Christians in consequence
OF the bombardment of Jiddah, " about to in
crease its naval forces in the Mediterranean.
1t was rumored at Paris on Friday that The i'm
perial government had demanded from England
explanations relative to the bombardment of iddah.
The London Posts Paris correspondent saws -
| VI. Turgot is named Ambassador for Switzerland;
NJ. de Fenclon, Minister to Frankfort; NJ. Barrot,
Ambassador at Madrid; and NJ. de MOntessy, Minis
ter at brussels.
The Emperor is about to send Victoria a cannon
| constructed upon his principle and named
"Alliance," in return for that presented to him by
her Majesty.
PARIS, Aug. o. lS5S.-The three per cents slight
| ly recedcd to-day closing at 7Of.
4 tranSDOrt under orders at breSt to convey
400 convicts to Cayenne.
A Madrid dispatch of the 18th ult. says militia
ry expedition is being prepared for Havana.
| AUSTRIA.
The new born Imperial prince has been christened
Rodolph Francis Charles Joseph. BY Imperial de
the Prince Proprietor and Colonel of the Nine
| teenth regiment of Infantry.
The report that reconciliation had taken place
between Austria and Russiais formally denied.
NAPLES.
1t was reported in Paris that Naples had accept
ed the conditions of England and France.
RUSSIA
A small Russian squadron, consisting of two four
teen gun screw corvettcs and screw dispatch gun
vessel, had arrived at Spithcad en- route to the Pa
cifc. They were not allowed to enter the harbor O
| Portsmouth,, but their commanders met very
! courteous reception.
The Emperor and Empress of Russia had gone on
| journey through the empire.
TURKEY.
the retirement of the Grand Vizier was spoken of.
The Paris correspondent Of the London Times un
derstands that the Turkish government has com
planned to the English Ambassador at Constantine
pie OF the bOmbardment of Jddah, at the moment
| when it known that Ismael Pasha the
way thither with full power to punish the guilty.
The Divan had issued a circular contradictine
the rumor of the approaching destruction of Mecca
by the Western Powers, which was occasioning
great excitement.
1t was reported that further riots had occurred
in Gambia, and that ten Christians had been killed
The Porte had demanded the recall of the Greek
! Consul in Gambia.
An Indian telegraphic dispatch was received a
the Foreign Office, London, at half past twelve
O'Clock on the 2Sth ult. 1t dated
ALEXANDRIA. August a, IS5S.-The steamer
Hndostan arrived at Suez on the 22d inst. She
left Calcutta on the 10Th July and the delay in hcl
passage caused by an accident to her machinery
while in the Red Sea.
The steamer Cadiz arrived at Suez yesterday
from Bombay with dates to the 4th inst. Nothing
of Importance has occurred since the last mail
The British troops chiefly engaged in harrassins
the rebels in Dude wherever they can find them
and in reducing their mud Notifications. Many
of the chiefs who have not irredeemabll
compromised themselves in the revolt, are surrcn
dering to the authorities. Others, who have beel
faithful to the British flag, are being honored ant
rewarded. The rebels proved to have been deeply
implicated are being executed. The Punjaub l
tranquil.
Sir Hugh hose mas resigned the cOhmahu vi III
Poonah division.
The London Times publishes the following dis
patch
We have received the following from our CORES
pondent at Corfu:
ALEXANDRIA, August q, 1853.
The second Dude proclamation, published Il
Bombay, had been declared by the Government
forgery.
The closing rate of exchange at Bombay for tirs
class bills was IS. 0i{d.; documents ID. @21ad.-
The Calcutta import market was active. None
and freights unaltered. Exchanges IS. 0l5d.
IMPORTANT FROM CHINA.
The intelligence from Tiensin was to the 18th G
, | June.
Lord Elgin had received from the Imperial Com
missioner a written promise of a concession of hi
demands.
American and Russian treaties had been conclu
ded, and the Americans were believed to have stll
D ulated for an annual visit to Pekin.
The Commissioner at Canton urging the pee