The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-07
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH AMERICA.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE
RUM0RS OF TROUBLE BETWEEN FRANCE AND
ENGLAND.
Spain Declares War Against Morocco,

FATHER PorSr, Nov. 6.-The steamer North
America from Liverpool, with advices of the 26th
ult, has passed this point On her way to Quebec.
The steamer Asia arrived out on the 24th.
Spain has declared war against Morocco.
There are rumors of trouble between England
and France.
Nothing further has transpired in regard to the
Zurich Conference and the peace treaties
All the Cunard steamers are to call at Queens
town hereafter.
The London Times eulogises Commodore Tatnall's
despatch and says that if any defence of the acts of
the British Minister and Admiral at Peiho were
needed it could be found in that despatch.
Sir George Grey is understood to have been re-
appointed Governor of the Cape of Good Hope.
The authorities of Bristol making efforts to
have the Great Eastern to there after her pro-
| iected trip to the Mediterranean
| Sir j. Dean Paul and Strahan, the ex-London
| Bankers have been released after four years penal
| servitude.
The first battalion of the military train for China
was under orders to depart by the overland route.
The strike of the London builders still continues.
and telling seriously against the men, who had
resolved to appeal to the public for support. The
recent returns show excessive mortality amongst
the families of the parties, and there is reason to
fear that scores are perishing from want.
There have been heavy frosts and considerable
snow in England.
Parliament has been prorogued to the 18th of De
cember.
The Paris Constitutional in an article by the senior
editor in reply to the assertions of the English
press that the policy of the Emperor left state OF
political incertitude in Europe, states what the ain
of the Emperor was at the beginning, and compares
it with the advantages gained, and accuses the
English journals OF inconsistency.
The Paris correspondents of the London journals
indulge in gloomy forebOdngs. writer for thu
Herald states plainly that the impression gained
ground of rupture between France and Englant
being imminent. Several provincial Journals hav
published, simultaneously, violent articles agains
lilo
by government official. England is warned tha
her hour of trial approaches which may put a
end to her greatness forever.
n The Paris correspondent of the London Post as
serts that negotiations going ON to complet
> arrangements for joint expedition to China
Y The correspondent of the Herold repeats tn
statement that the preparations for the expeditio
J. | were suspended.
at Peiho has been made GeneralissmO of the Oh
;. nese armies and Mandarin of the first class.
:, The accounts from the French manuaoturin
3 districts were generally unfavorable
J. The Paris flour market was firm. Wheat WI
7. heavy and difficult to SELL Brandies were hight
throughout France.
The recent inundations in the South of Franc
e did much damage to life and property.
Gen. Bedean and DR.. Landesat have returned
France under the amnesty.
The rents closed at Paris at 69f. 45c.
On the 22nd, the Spanish government declar
to the Cortes that it was going to begin W
|
Il ceved with great enthusiasm. All political parti
" offered to support the Ministry, and the newspape
expressed the same patriotic feeling.
COMMERCIAL ADVICES.
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET.-The market is fir
closing with advancing tendency for clean varieties
Prices generally unchanged. Sales of three days 26J
bales including 400 bales to spectators and 600 ba
10 for export.
els Manchester advces favorable. The market clio
quiet but steady Yarns for the East in rather better
mand
- LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFF MAEKET.-The market clio
steady Wheat has advancing tendency and pri
are Is. higher.
- Messrs Bigland, Athay Co. quote-Flour is ste;
and prices generally unchanged. Wheat closed with
advancing tendency Prices are Is. higher with
ward demand Corn is quiet and prices steady notwI
standing the excessive supply.
es- Richardson, Spence Co. quote-Wheat is firm
St, prices steady. -
hr IIvERpooL Provision MARKET-The market
ate steady Beef steady Pork is steady Lard is ste
ON at 54(G6Os. Bacon is dull.
LoYpoN MONEY MARKET.-The money market is si.
dse ly more stringent Consols 95AG95s for money and
avy count
ith LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-Rosin Is steady
buyers at As Id Spirits Turpentine dull at 85s "a
SUI 3D. Sugar is steady. Coffee is dull. Rice is dull
so, LONDON MARKETs.-Wheatis is firm, and holders dem
lale an advance which has not been obtained Suga
eady. Coffee firm. Tea is slow Of sale, but prices
dse. rlsettled. Rice is firm.