The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-22

The advices from the cotton manufacturing dis
trlcts are favorable. Goods were in active de
mand and prices had an advancing tendency.
The Paris flour market had been dull, but closed
trmer. Wheat was quiet. The accounts of the
approaching vintage were quite conflicting. Bran
dies were iirmer.
The number of troops from Italy to march
through Paris on the 18th is 10000 The proces
sion will last seven hours.
The Times Paris correspondent says that the re
port was still current that mea ures would shortly
be officially announced coniirmatory of the hopes
entertained of the maintenance of peace, and calcu
lated, at the same, 10 give great impetus to com
merciaI affairs.
One of them, it is said, will be the reduction OF
the present excessive duties articles of necessity
The completion of the railroads are to be accele
rated, and industrial works in general are TO be
encouraged.
sham fight is to be executed by 1000 men al
the camp of Chalnns under the Empefor's orders
illustrative of the episodes at soferino. The EN-
per9r returns to the comp in September to take
command of the maneuvres.
1t was reported that General Fleury was to be
raised to General of Division
The Paris Constitutional ascribes the proposed
tortlhcaton OF Antwerp to the influence of Eng
land who foreseeing war with France wishes
to provide herself with intrenched camp in Bel
gium.
The Paris Bourse had been very buoyant and
rentes at one time were at 7Of 35c but on the 9th
the market dropped and closed at 69f 9Oc There
was better feeling at the close.
ITALY
Early on Monday morning, the 7th the King of
SARDINIA entered Milan, accompanied by his minis
ters, members of Parliament, and the municinal
bodies of Turin and Genoa. His Majesty passed
through Corso on horseback amidst enthusiastic ac-
clamations. Te DeUm was performed at which
the King was present He afterwards received the
authorities of the city. In the evening general
illumination to k place. The aspect of Milan during
the tete was very imposing.
The Sandman Government have recalled the Sar-
dInlan Commissioners at Parma and Piacenza
The elections for National Assembly of Tuscany
passed off tremendously. All the ministers who
elected are friends ofindependent Tuscany
The Opinione of Turin says, that fifty thousand
French troops will remain in Italy, Professionally
owing to the dangerous state of some provinces
The Sandman Commissioner at Parma in notify
ing the Municipality of his departure, said he left
his Secretary charged with sovereign power of the
Government in the name of the people. This pro-
duced very bad effect
The news of the dissolution of the French Army
OF Observation on the Rhine had produced very
favorable effect
Berlin and Prussia would at once countermand
the concentrating troops on the Rhine!
PRUSSIA Is about to send two vessels of to ia
pan to open commercial communications.
The Emperor of Russia will visit Berlin in Sep
tember.
GERMANY.
The relations between Austria and Prussia almost
assume the dimensions of regular rupture and
were regarded as dangerous to the smaller German
States, which were already looking towards France
for protection.
The King of Bavaria apologized for the passage
OF troops through his territory
RUSSIA
The construction of a railway of the length of
seven hundred versts, between Moscow and Sara
tow, has been authorized. The capital of the COM
pany will be forty five millions of roubles with A
Government guarantee for eighty years at AZ per
cent
TURKEY.
The Sultan arrived at Salowtz On the 2Gth of
July.
INDIA AND CHINA.
Calcutta mails Of July I'd, and Hong Kong of
June 2Sth, reached Trieste, and will arrive in Lon
don on the llth inst
A considerable reduction of native tpoons had
been ordered in India.
The imports at Calcutta were dull and exports
Hat. Freights were tirmer. Exchange, Is. li34@
Is. I'D.
The representatives of England, France, and
American Governments, go from Shanghai to
Pekin.
Exchange at Hong Kong As. Id. @4s hid
Freights fiat.
At Canton exports were quiet but more in demand
Tor imports Shanghai. Tea quiet. Silk in mode
rate demand Exchange As. 215d. 6D4s. SID
AT Foo-Chow-Foo there We're large tea settle
ments at extreme rates.
AFRICA.
African dates are from Coast Castle to July Nth
and from Sierra Leone to July 18th. Cotton was
being collected in the Eastern districts of the gold
coast, and considerable quantity was expected to
be shipped to England. The natives were being
taught its value, and the exports were expected to
increase. Palm oil had largely advanced at A ccra
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET The sales of Cotton in the
Liverpool market for the three days up 20 0OO bales
of which 400 bales specuIators 900 bal es
to exporters The market closed dull at authorities
say easier rates. but not quoably lower Holders offered
freely but showed no disposition trpress sales The
taton for middling Orleans l6d and for midding
Uplands 6Td
STATE OF TRADE IN MANcuEsTER-Th advices from
Manchester were favorable, and the market export
goods buoyaut but rather dull though fiji m for the
home and India trade.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET Richardson
Spence Co quote the market genera y very dull Flour
steady at los d2s Sd Wheat very dull and the ouota
tions barely maintained Western red Is Cd 69s white
9sa9s Cd small parcel of Southern white brought
lls(dils Cd Corn dull-miXed and yellow 5s 3D. (d6s.;
white 7s.d7s. Sd.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET-Beef dull, but steady
Pork is dull Bacon also dull, but steady. Lard dull
sales unmportant Tallow is active and unchanged in
price.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Ashes quiet. Lfnseed
on 9s Rosin steady at s. SddSs Cd. for common Tur
pentne steady.
LONDON MISUNDERSTANDING dull. Wheat declined
on new Sugar steady. Tea firm. Tallow firm at 55s.
linseed Oil firm at 2Ss. cd (d2Ss. Cd.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols closed on Tuesday
at 952s for money and 952G@95H for the
lean securities generally unchanged Illinois shares
Central 6Sla70; Erie third mortgage 81.
LATEST.
LONDON MARKET.-ln the London market the
demand for money had sensibly abated but again
active at the close The funds had been firm and Consos
closed at slight advance Railway and other securi-
ties had participated in the upward tendency.
Messrs. Demetrio Sons, Greek merchants mostly in
the grain trade has suspended with considerable iabi
ties
An impression prevailed that the Bank of England
would advance its rates of discount the Ith inst
From California and Mexico
NEW ORLEANS, August 20.-The steamer Havana
Is below with San Francisco dates to the lst. The
steamers Stevens and Orizaba had sailed with over
three millions in treasure, and one thousand passen-
gers route for New York
Business was dull and prices had downward
tendency. Candles were trmer. Choice New Or
leans sugar was selling at l0@l0H cts. Flour 50.
The money market was easy.
Horace Greedy had been received with many to-
kens of respect in California, and indeed, was
l!onlzed everywhere. He estimates that thirty
thousand emigrants were coming to California
overland.
MINITIrLAN, August 1.-THE mail and passen-
gers were robbed six miles from Tehuantepec.-
The mails were cut open. THE amount taken is
not stated.
The latest accounts from Mexico say that Mramon
had dissolved his cabinet. Gen. Marguese had re-
voted against Miramon, but the Liberals had be-
sieged Marguese in Guadalajara.
The Archbishop of Mexico has excommunicated
the Liberal party.
Gen. Wool had been defeated at Tamsnlinas
losing all his artillery.
Gen. Degoado had assumed the command of the
Liberal army. He promises to take the capital by
October-but wants S3,0OO 900 and forty thousand
men.
The DEGREES against the Church were being exc
cuted. The bonds of the matured debt have risen
10 per cent.
From Washington
any dSHHsffR6m RRes is ae LITTLE
transpired, that Convention treaty between the
United States and Mexico will soon be concluded
and received here from Minister McLane early in
September in which event Senor Lerdo will return
to New ork, with a view to conclude the pecuni.
ary arrangements already initiated by him. instead
of first laying his plans before the Juasez Govern
ment as he originally intended This treaty will
probably be composed mainly to the United State.
transit over Mexican territory with certain CONNER
clal privileges exemption from customs duties il
that connection together with provision for adequate
means for protection. 1t is confidently asserted
that the compensation for these advantages car
easily be rendered satisfactory. Other treaties vii
be prepared in due time and in these arrangement:
there is no to doubt that provision will b,
made for the satisfaction of American claims
| against Mexico
| Distinguished friends of the Juarez Government
| including number of Mexicans now here, regarC
the latest Mexican news as additionally encouraging
to the cause of the Constitutionalists and speak
| the communication of that party by the Arch
| bishop OF Mexico a harmless proceeding.
| There is no foundation for the rumor that th
Secretary of War will resign his seat in the Cabinet
official duties.
|