The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-11
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER HUNGARIAN
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
Another Heavy Gale on the British Coast,


Another Heavy Gale on the British Coast,
81. JOINS. Nov. lO.-Thc steamer Hungarian
has been boarded off Cape Race, bound from Liver
pool to Portland, with dates to the 2nd inst, six
days later.
There had been another heavy gale on the coast
Of England, but American disasters had been
reported
The ship Charles Holmes, from Liverpool for Mo-
bile, had been totally wrecked, (tme and place not
MENTIONED and the crew all lost.
The Emperor Napoleon had written a letter to
Victor Emanuel urging him to assist to carry out
the Niliatranca agreement
The Hungarian sent into this port, St. Johns,
forty-two people saved from the wrcc! of vessel
from Salvador, rescued at the risk of the lives nf
those on board the steamer, for which the Captain
and crew deserve the greatest praise. She mme-
diately proceeded on her voyage after performing
this noble act Of humanity.
The Hungarian passed the steamer Indian on the
Sd snstant
The Hungarian arrived out on the 29th and the
City of Manchester and Canada the 30th.
THERE'S no observation-disclosures ofimpOrtance re-
gardin@ the loss of the Royal Charter. The pros
poets Tor recovering the gold from the wreck were
less encouraging.
Napoleons letter to the King of Sardinia de-
mands that the Grand Duke be recalled to Modena,
and that Parma he united to Piedmont. That Tus-
cany, augmented in territory. be restored to the
Grand Duke, and that the projected confederation
of moderate reforms he carried out.
France disclaims the idea OF aiding Spain
against Morocco.
The Zurich Conference had reassembled. Count
Kasolitye represents Austria. All the treaties
would be signed in a few days.
II was asserted that the proposed Congress
would take place with the adhesion of England
Spain expected to commence offensive opera
tions against Morocco about the sth Of November.
General Garibaldi had arrived at Turin to have
an interview with the Reud. He enthusiastic
cally received along the route
The Duke of Padua had been removed from the
French Ministry of the Interior. Count Bumaut
| is his successor.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COrToN MARKET.-Sales of the three days
ending the inst 2S COO bales including 900 bales
Spectators and or export The mark generally closed
with an advancing tendency Fair and mddling quail
ties have improved 116 to y d. for clean varieties Some
circulars say the market closed at extreme prices but
there is quotabe change in prices. New Orleans mid
! ding 7-l6i
| LIVERPOOL BREApsTUFFs MAEKET.-The market closed
quiet. Lower qualities have improved most Richard
SON. Spence * Co quote Flour is dull hut prices steady
22s Gdd27s. Wheat is steady. Ped, 9s. Cd a9s Cd.
Corn closed with an advancing tendency Prices had adj
ITvERrooL Provision MARKEr-The market closed
dull Sales unmporant. Lard is quiet, but prices stea-
| dy. Bscon is dull.
LIVERPOOL Produce MAREEr.-Sugar is steady Rice
is quiet Coffee is quiet Rosn is steady at Is ID. Spir
| its Turpentine is dull at 34s. Sd a 34s Cd.
| LONDON NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. quiet but steady.
Sugar firm. Coffee firm. Tea is slow of sale but prices
! MONEY AND STocKs.-The money market slightly
more stringent, with active demand ConsOls sc i a
964 for The prices those of the 3lst the
Stock Exchange being closed the list All Saints Day.
| American securities were generally unchanged.
Arrival Of the Atiantic--Further From Cali
fOTnia.
New York, Nov. 10.-The steamer Atlantic, from
| Aspinwall the I'd instant, has arrived The
| Vanderbilt steamer North Star, hence the Goth
ult., had not arrived at Aspinwall.
The Atlantic brings upward of Sl,500,000 in
treasure from California.
The dates from San Francisco are to the 20th ult
1t. Gen. Scott arrived at San Francisco on Sun
dav the 10th, on board the Golden Gate. He was
received by salutes from the battery at North
Point, and the steamers in port and the clipper
ship Fair Light. He landed at noon and escort
ed by all the volunteer companies in the city. Al
arch of welcome had been erected, from the centr,
of which wreath dropped at Gen. Scott a
| he passed beneath in a barouche. He officially
| welcomed by Governor Weller.
On the 18th the General departed for San Jua1
in the steamer NortherneT, amid salutes from al
points II was accompanied by the steamer Shu
| brick which returned to the city in the evening
after escorting the Northerner out of the harbor.