The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-17
EUROPE.
VERY LATEST PER CITY OF BALTIMORE.

LONDON, August A. 1853.
The Paris Potrie of last evening says it is asserted
that the ships of the division Fourteen, the arma-
ment of which have Just been completed at Brest,
are to be placed in pied de commission. 1t is also
reported that the order applies to four rigates
and four vessels of the squadron of Admiral Buet
Vilaneuve. The squadron of the Adratc had en-
tered Toulon.
TURIN, August 3, 1859
Count Arese has left Turin for Paris.
MARsEILLEs, August 3, 1859.
French troops continually arriving in our
port from Italy. Marshal Canrobert is expected
here shortly.
The Ambassador of Persia has disembarked
Advices received from Constantinople state that
the Sultan, his journey through the pro-
vinces, will proceed as far Chaocha.
Letters received announce that the Car is about
to und ertake Journey to Odessa, when. according
to the Presse d Orient, his Majesty will be Joined
by the Prince de Couza
TURIN, August 3, 1859.
To-day the funeral rites of the French and Sar-
dinian soldiers, who have fallen for the cause of
Italy, were performed.
PARIS, August 3. 1859.
The army continues its passage through Turin for
Paris, and is everywhere received with acclama-
ton.
LONDON, August 4.-The London Daily Netgs city
article of last evening says: The funds opened at
rise OF =. The Improvement was met by bona tide
sales, and prices reapsed, finally closing the
yesterday. The feeling with the immediate pros
pect of the foreign policy, is rather favorable.
prevailed. The demand for money is again active.
Applications at the bank, however, have not be-
come sufficiently active to warrant expectation
Of a rise TO three per cent. in a week.
The Savo, with the Brazilian mails, passed Hurst
Castle at five o'clock this morning.
The Nepaul with the mails from Australia, Mauri-
titus and Bombay arrived at Marseilles at seven
o'clock last night, and were sent to London at 10
p. N.
The following Australian gold ships have sailed
for England since the last MALL The Avon, with
% SSS ounces; the Southampton with 26 321 ounces
the Eagle, with 81 ,635 ounces and the Bechworth,
with l9,9SS ounces.
In the railway market yesterday the chief feature
heavy decline in Great Northern, on the an
nouncement that the proposed dividend for the last
half year only at the rate of 335 per cent. per
annum. The ordinary stock closed at about 81
80 to 100, while in stock the fall equal
per cent.
The London Times has received despatch, dated
Melbourne June Is, which says 'The Chinese are
organizing a passive resistance to the "a resident
| tax The Bank of Victoria is about to establish Il
branch in London, and will send the manager home
for that purpose. The railway traffic on govern
ment lines, average of six weeks, gives u 243
passengers, or 1925 per week. Exchange is at Ii
| per cent. premium. Insurance II.
| The Bank rate of discount is seven per cent.
| Money on mortgage is ten per cent.
| The London Times city article of last evening
says: The tendency to improvement caused by the
rise on the Paris Bourse was not fully maintained
| The demand for discount at the Bank has again in
creased, and out of doors nothing can be done be-
low 2% per cent. As there have been no gold
Withdrawals during the last fur five days, thi:
last sudden activity must be attributed mainly tc
the requirements for harvest, which owing to the
state of the weather is in early progress The grea
prospects of trade in the manufacturing districts
are likewise probably exercising similar influence
About fls,00O in Australian gold to the
Bank to-day. The abundance of money in Germa
ny is remarkable. The rate of discount at Frank
has fallen to lA@l12 per cent.
deputation on the opium trade, which waiteC
on Sir C. Wood yesterday, were informed that th