The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-18
EUROPE
ADDITIONAL BY THE NORTH BRITON.

QUEBEC, Oct. 1.-THE mails by the North Briton
furnish the following additional intelligence:
Inc English papers publish an interesting letter
iro hosSuth expressing earnest grief at the Villa
iranca arrangement at the moment when the de-
hVerance oil his country was within reach. He
says he returns to England again Door exile,
only ten years older from bitter pangs of disap-
pointment.
he derives some consolation, however. from tbe
events OF the war, and is strengthened in tbo oor
viction that Hungary will vet be free He statas
that he insisted on double stipulation on behalf of
the Hungarian prisoners of war who were enrolled
under ms banner, viz that of amnesty and that of
exemption rom further Austrian military service
france mas obtained these conditions from Austria
The cable for the telegraph from Alden to Kurra-
chez had been despatched from LIVERPOOL and was
expected to be laid by the middle of January
when communication between London and Cal
cutta will be completed The length of the new
shipment is nineteen hundred knots, and the elec
trIclans report to be in high state of perfection
The Earl of Jersey had died in London, aged
eighty-seven years.
The directors of the Great Eastern have finally
decided that the ship shall not 90 to Southampton
but leave Portland on her trial trip October Sth.
arriving at Holyhead about the 11th
Ii the trial is successful it is still intended to
uespatch the vessel to America on the 20th. No
passengers are to De taken on the trial trip 1t is
ediu IudI tnc number OF revolutions shall
be obtained from both engines before nroceedino IN
sea with passengers. During the trip from the
Thames the paddles never exceeded 81 and the
screw 81 revolutions per minute, and to obtain the
maximum speed the paddles must go fourteen revo-
lutions.
The London builders strike continues unadiusted
and although the masters profess to have ten thou
sand men working under the terms of the anti-soci
ETY. declaration, matters looked quite threatening
for a continuance of the strike,
Ihe London money market showed material
change, but the demand had been active to meet
the payments maturing on the 4th. Consols had
been slightly depressed by the American difficulty,
but had recovered tirmneSs.
LATEST.
LONDON, Wednesday, Daily Ne,os City arti-
Gle says the funds improved Tuesday afternoon
and closed at an advance Of nearly one quarter.
The rise caused chiefly by the state of the money
market, the effect of the American difficulty, and of
the uncertainty to the results of the Zurich Con-
terence being thus cOunteracted. Although Tues
Gay was the fourth of the month good bills were
zone at traction below the minimum. Additional
gold was taken to the Bank, making an aggregate
of one hundred and seventy-four thousand bounds
since last returns.
The Times City article says the funds opened ON
Tuesday without animation but there was a more
confident feeling before the close. The purchases
during the day were rather numerous, and the San
uan difficulty seemed no longer to receive atten-
ton. Some cause of anxiety might have been
found in the report that it seems likely to be the
policy OF the Papal government to precipitate the
conflict In Romagna, but these were cOunteracted
by good accounts from the Paris BOurse
The continued influx of gold to the Bank like
wise neutraized every adverse consideration Tues
day being the fourth of the month, toe payments
very heavy. The temporary demand for money
has not entirely subsidized, and the best paper can.
now be discounted with ease at ~ per cent Rail-
way shares, &C., continue dull but well supported
Paris letters mention an increased demand for mo-
ney.
FRANCE
LORD Cowley had quilted Paris for Biarritz, in
order, 1t Is said, to arrange with Count Walewski
for a joint expedition to China.
Another authority says the visit has reference to
England's policy regarding the proposed Congress
The French army OF observation will winter in the
Peninsula. The AoRiteur publishes a decree ad-
mitting brandies extracted from moasses, direct
into France from Mayotte, in French vessels, duty
free.
The King of the Belgans left Marsees the Sd
inst route to Switzerland.
Orders have been received at Brest to prepare
large quantities of provisions, supposed to be for
the China Expedition
The statement that France had abandoned her
pretensions in Cochin China was contradicted and
it is rumOred that the forces there are to be rein
forced from the squadron for China.
There is nothing authentic as to the French Ex-
pedItlon to China, but variety of rumOrs 1t is
supposed it will be more particularly of a military
character, its control having been given to the
Minister of War
The latest intelligence says preparations were
and indications of backing down were
apparent.
The Paris flour market had been animated and
advanced francs per sack. Wheat was also dear
er both in Paris and the provincial markets. The
silk markets were dull. Brandies had again risen
in the Paris market. The vintage was progressing
and the accounts are generally uniavorable
twas rumored in Paris that the Chinese anti
European movement had extended itself to Japan
and Cochin China
General Canrobert and the Duke of Magenta had
resumed command in their respective military dis
twenty thousand 1t is reported tuaU uucr v1,,....
tons not to be confined to the frontiers of Al
geria, but will occupy portion of the territory of
Morocco, of which Ouhda is the centre, and from
which incursions by the MoOrs have taken place.
The Paris Bourse closed buoyantly on the 4th at
69.75.
ITALY.
The note of the Sandman Government to the
European Courts fnrciby sets forth the arguments
in favor of strong and Independent Kingdom of
upper Italy, sufficiently strong to keep in check the
domineering tendencies of Austria, such a state
would, it is urged, tranqulize the mind Of Europe
and fulfil the first wishes of those Italian countries
which have lately shaken off tyTannical govern
ment.
1t is asserted that the Pope on hearing the answer
the King of Sardinia gave to the deputation from
the Romagna, ordered that the Sardinian Minister
at Rome shall be rendered his passports, and it Is
further reported that at the of the cessation
of all intercourse between Rome and Piedmont
collision between the Swiss and neutral stations
took place at Cattoica.
The celebration of Marvin's death at Padua led
to several SITS, and priests said to be in
prison.
The garrison of Ancona is said to have been re-
inlorced.
Letters from Naples say the King had offered to
land troops to support the Pope, in consequence of
the withdrawal otthe French.
The reported insurrection in the Abruzz is con-
tradicted.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says the Italian affairs are approaching crisis,
and referring to the circular of the Sandman Gov
ernment, quotes the orderof the day just issued
by General Fanti, the commander-in-c chief Of Cen
tral Italy, VINO promises that the trcOor OF Italy,
preceded by the old of Savoy, will precede
them in the fresh battles, and viii forever free lta-
ly from the stranger.
Garibaldi has also issued an address, summoning
the Italians OF the Legations to arms collision
is shortly expected, and some think it will be pro
duced by the Popal tro3ps invading Romasna'
The communications between the Spanish and
English Governments came to perfectly satisfac-
tory termination.
The Madrid Correspondence Autograta announces
that provision will be made in the budget for an
army of 100000 men, and discretionary power
will be left with the Government to increase the
number.
1t is asserted that England will offer no op-
position to any measures Spain may take against
Morocco.
AUSTRIA.
The Austrian Correspondence asserts that there
is in Vienna no journal of semi-official character
1t also denies the reported wedding of prince of
the imperial house.
RUSSIA.
The Emperor was expected at Warsaw on the
18th Of October, and it reported that the Rus
sian Ministers in England, France, Prussia and
Austria had received orders to meet him there tor
conference.
BRAZIL.
Rio Janeiro dates are to Sept. Sth. There Is no
political news. The Emperor was about to make
provincial tour.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
Coffee was unchanged. Firsts, GOO0 to 6I300. Stock
l3500O bags exports to the United States since last mail
$4,000 bags.
Exchange on London 2tA
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived from New York I'd, Baron Kulmer, at Bristol
Liverpool and Venice at Deal; Heeas, at Hull.
Arrived from New Orleans, Sd, China, at DEAL Peter
Marcy, at Liverpool.
Arrived from Philadelphia lst Grazia, at Deal.
Sailed from New York, 1st G. H. Elicott from Liver
pool ID Belle Wood from do 4th Carolus Magnus and
Underwater, from do.
Sailed for New Orleans, Sd, s. R. Mallory and Oliver
Moses from Deal I'd, Refuge, NaentIa Golden star, from
LiveTpoo Sd, Alice Wilson, do; r. l.. Lane, do.
Sailed for Mobile, New World, Constitution and Rajah
Eopard, Liverpool; %, Culloden, do 3D., SIR Made
vile and J. Kidston, do; 4th, Oregon, Liverpool.
Sailed for Philadelphia, lst, Westmoreand Liverpool
Sailed for Charleston, ID, Mary Crocker Liverpool
Sailed for Boston, 3D. Rochester Ii erpool.
MEMoRANDUM.-The Alma, from Newcastle, for the
United States put into Cowes lst eaky and must dis
charge,
FOREIGN EXTRACTS.
The FoRTIFIcATIoEs OF ANTwERP.-The Precur-
seur of Antwerp gives the following account of the
measures adOpted by the War Department for the