The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-07-09
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGR A M S
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
NO TIDINGS OF THE CABLE FLEET
RECEIVED AT THE OFFICE THE
DAILY EXCHANGE.

NEW YORK, July S.-The steamer Africa has arrived
| from Liverpool with dates to the 26th ult
The Steamer Northern Light arrived out on the 25h
The Africa saw nothing of the Teegraphc Cable feet
She passed the longitude where the fleet should have
| been, but the weather thick.
Parliamentary proceedings had been unmportant. The
India bill passed second reading, and the Government
received large majorities during its progress
Later India and China had been received but
nothing important.
sEcoND DISPATCH
New YORK, July S.-The papers of the Africa contain
| the following items of interest:
The debates in the British Parliament on the French
labor scheme had excited indignation in France
A fire at Dantzic had destroyed fiftyfve houses and
warehouses, involving loss of 900 900 thafers.
It was reported that Spain had applied to France for
support against British pressure the matter of the slave
around the Cuba that the application
had been met with encouragement.
The Calcutta mail of May IS had been telegraphed-
The news was dscouragng, such little progress having
been made against the rebels Shabehanpoor had been
relieved but it was subsequently threatened by Nena Sa
hib but he repulsed. Lucknow threatened by
20 900 men under Begun.
A small conspiracy had been discovered in the Pun
jaub.
Sir Colin Campbell had crossed the Ganges The heat
intense and the troops at Lucknow unhealthy
The garrison reduced to two thousand infantry.
General Omerlng had crossed the Ganges and menaced
the Bombay route. The rebels had commenced hasten
ing to its relief
conspiracy had been developed in the fourth native
infantry in the Punjaub. The Iingeaders hung
Raah of Shunda in the Hydrabad had rebelled
era skrmishes were reported.
The English intervention in the Cagari affair was
causing great indignation in Southern Italy,
Hong Kong dates of May 5h received but nothing i'm
portant.
General dstrust prevailed at Canton.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, June 26 A. M.-The discouragng India news
depressed the funds causing decline of a. The demand
for money is active Private letters India are very
desponding. They say that more troops wanted.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL JUNE 26-Cotton-sales of the week As 900
bales The market opened with but little inquiry but
closed buoyant and active, with advancing tendency
New Orleans fair 916d.; Mddlng 66d. Mobile fair
74d.; Middling 1316d.; Upland fair 7Bd.; Middling
616d Stock in port 646OOO bales, including 555 goo
bales American
Manchester advices favorable. Holders demand an
advance in prices-market generally unchanged.
Breadstufs-The market is dull and quot atons are
nominal The weather has been favorable for the crops
Flouris very duh and quotations nominal Western Ca
nal 2Nd2ls Philadelphia and Baltimore 2ls; Ohio 2s
23s 3d. Wheat nominally unchanged Red 5s I'd d5s sd
Western 5s. d6s 3d., Southern white 6s Cd 6s 1Od
Corn has declining tendency yellow 34s Cd white 33s
froVlsions-Market dull Beef is dull. Pork firm. Ba
con heavy. Lard is dull at 54s. .d54s Cd for fine.
Produce.-Sugar is quiet Coffee is quiet. Rice is
quiet; Carolina 19d20s. Rosn is steady As
Id. Turpentne nominal at 46G4ss
LONDON MARKETs.-Baringers Circular quotes Bread
stuf are steady Sugar quiet and steady, Coffee quiet
and quotations barely maintained. Rice is heavy Spr
its Tupenne steady at AS Lard Oil %3s .Ga33s. Cd.
MONEY MARKET.-Consols 951 for account. Money
market more stringent Bullion in the Bank increased
f1l4000. American securities dull Illinois Central
slight decline.