The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-14
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER ASIA.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Disasters by the Recent Storm on the
English Coast.
Loss of Baltimore Bark.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Loss of a Baltimore Barb

Loss of Baltimore Bark.
New YORK, Nov. 13.-The steamer Asia from
Liverpool, with advices to the Goth ut., arrived
here this evening. Though not so late as the ad-
vices per steamer hungarian, telegraphed from
Cape Race Thursday last, vet her papers con
tain many items of interest.
The number of persons saved from the wreck OF
the Royal Charter was only thirty nine. Four
hundred and fifty were drowned. Great damage
was done by the storm all round the coast of Eng
land. Numerous cOastng vessels had been lost,
and also many lives. The American ship Rocking
ham from Cardiff lost her anchors and ran on the
mud in Penrath Roads.
The bark Marlborough, from Baltimore, was
totally lost lracombe, the coast of Devon,
and the second mate and pilot were drowned.
The ship Tornado, at Liverpool, from New York,
was struck by heavy sea Oct. 9th, which carried
overheard the first and second mates, five seamen,
and two boats.
Lord Brougham has been elected Chancellor of
the University of Edinburgh
The widow oil Sir Robert Peel is dead.
The French Government has ordered one hun
dred gun-boats, twenty five of which to be
completed with the utmost despatch.
The arrangements for combined French and
English expedition to China completed, and its
departure fixed for the first fortnight of February
The United States frigate Wabash was at Naples.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily Ne,cs, says
the recent meeting of the Emperor of Russia and
Prince Regent of Prussia was the subject of great
anxiety at Paris. 1t was the general impression
that they agreed not to oppose the annexation of
Central Italy to Piedmont.
The Asia's mails left for the South this afternoon
The commercial circulars contain the following in
formation relative to the business of the week end
ing on the oath:
The papers contain some additional items Of in
terest
The steamer Vigo leaves Liverpool Dec 2Oth for
Philadelphia.
The divers, after the examination of the wreck of
the Royal Charter, reported so unsatisfactory as
to the probability of the recovery of the gold on
board the ill-tated vessel that the underwriters
have demanded 40 per cent. of the insurance. Fears
were entertained that the bullion room would not
be found intact. A few additional bodies have been
recovered
The steamer Great Eastern was expected to leave
Holyhead for Southampton on the I'd. 1t was ex-
pected that she goes to Liverpool in the Spring,
aud that Scott Russels services have been dis
pensed with.
The Conservatives of Liverpool gave a grand
banquet to Lord Derby and the principal members
of the last administration.
letter purporting to be from Napoleon to the
King of Sardinia, dated Oct. goth, has been printed
and was generally regarded as genuine. The En-
peror observes that the question is not whether
he did well or i'll at Villa Franco, but rather to
obtain for the treaty the results most favorable to
the pacificaton of Italy. 1t necessary to con-
clude treaty that should secure in the
Italy, that should satisfy Piedmont, and
yet which should not wound Catholic senti-
ment the rights of the soveregns in which
Europe felt an interest. The Emperor says he is
bound by that treaty and cannot, in the Congress
which is about to open, withdraw himself from his
engagements. The Emperor demands that the
Duchess of Parma be called to Modena and that
Parma be united to Piedmont. That Tuscany aug
mented perhaps by portion of territory, be re-
stored to the Grand Duke Ferdinand and that syS-
TENS of moderate liberty shall be adopted in all the
States of Italy.
The Emperor traces plan for the Italian confed-
Grafton with the Pope as honorary President, and
says that as this will increase his moral influence it
will enable him to make concessions in con; Ormity
with the legitimate wishes of the population.
The Dresden journal of the lst asserts that Eng
land will send representative to Congress without
making any condition. The same Journal says that
the Congress will probably meet at Paris
The London Times, in an article urging despatch
in the China expedition, says If private American
letters from China speak the truth, Mr.. Ward was
with a studied intent to ridicule him, drawn to
Pekin by mule and donkey tandem; and if his
ratified treaty is found destitute of the only useful
stipulation the draft contained, ,-regulations for
trade and tariH-then, we conceive, the Americans
may by this time have concluded their humility
has not answered
The Turin Ministerial journal says the Cabinet has
not adhered to the diplomatic arrangements by
which Italy is disposed of at Zurich, and in case
Romagna is attacked, Piedmont will take the field
to assist them
Insurrection has not ceased in Italy, as reinforce
ments of troops were still going there and numer-
Gus arrests were being made.
The Pope is said TO have accepted the principle
of reform suggested but desires to be himself the
Judge of the time they to be applied.
General Garibaldi in his speech at Turin says:
''With King like Victor Emmanuel, and an army
like ours, and with people like you, Italy should
not stop until she has freed the last inch of her soil
from the heel of the foreigner
1t has been stated that the King of Abyssnia has
flntr thp Irln
the Red Sea.
NJ Brilliant is the successor of the Duke of Padua
who retires from the French Ministry of the Interior
on account of ill-health.
The Brazilian mail had reached Lisbon There
was no political news of Importance. Coffee at
reis. The exports since the last mail, amounted
l04 600 bags for the United States Prices ranging
from 5 700 to $780, The market was fiat. Stock
l20, 900 bags.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
Cotton-sales of the week Ss bales including 1O5OO
bales to SPECTATORS and 500 bales for export Fair and
mddling qualities have advanced H94 for clean sorts
which getting scarce. Lower qualities have improved
most and all have slightly advanced. Sales of Friday
estimated at 10 900 bales including 1000 for peculation
and export. The market closed firm at extreme rates
New Orleans fair Sd; Middng 72sd Mobiles fair q
Middling 3-l6d. Uplands fair I'D; Middng g. Bd.
Stock in port 43 400 bales including 337 900 bales Anne
rcan.
Manchester advices are favorable. There is an i'm
proved inquiry at an alvance of ls d. for yarns.
HAvRE MISUNDERSTANDING for New Orleans tres
ordnaire and l05f ba Sales of the week 500 bales
Stock in port, lS0 900 bales. Market closed firm par
tial advance.
Marriott Co.. in their Liverpool Cotton circular, say
the late weather has created an impression that
corresponding weather has probably prevailed in the I'm
tied States, which might detrimentaly upon the
growth of cotton there and the produce of any
quantity than four millions of bales will he contem
| plated with anxiety
The bullion the Bank England has decreased ell
O0O The money market was slightly more stringent bu