The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-13
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE NORTH BRITOk
AT QUEBEC.
ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE


ONE DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
NOTHING LATER FROM THE SEAT OF WAF
QUEBEC, June 1.-THE steamer North Briton ha:
arrived from Liverpool, with dates to the lst inst
one day later than previous advices.
The sales of Cotton at Liverpool for the three
days previous, amounted to $4,000 bales Prices
have advanced 1-16@Is.
Flour is dull and all qualities have slightly de-
clined. Breadstutis generally have downward
tendency.
Provisions are steady
Consols 93L6933s.
The news is nimportant-nothing later of mo-
ment from the Seat of War.
SECOND DESPATCH
QUEBEC, June 1.-THE steamer North Briton has
not reached this city. She passed Father Point
this morning and from thence have per telegraph
an abstract of her advices She will not arrive here
before midnight.
The steamer Niagara had arrived out.
The war news is unimportant. The Sardinians
had forced the passage of the Sesia and captured
Paastro.
1t was rumored that Gen. Garibadi had been re-
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.
The Sardinians forced passage over the Sesia in
the face of the Austrans fortified at Palastro, and
after severe conflict carried the city, making
many prisoners This bod of the Sandman army
was under the immediate command of Victor En-
manuel
Gen. Garibaldi was still creating sensation in
Northern Lombardy, but it was rumored he had
been defeated by superior force and retreated into
Tesin. This rumor, however, lacks confirmation as
Turin dispatches intimate that he was making fur
ther progress.
The Emperor Napoleon has moved his head quar-
ters to Casale.
The Austrians had occupied Bobbio in consider
able force.
1t reported at Paris that as soon as the
French army enters Milan, England and Prussia
will jointly make strenuous effort to and the war
The Emperor of Austria, Archduke Charles and
General Hess, all reached Vienna on the 3lst.
fight occurred at Florence between English
and American sailors account of the latter wear
ing tricolor rosettes.
ENGLAND.
The English Parliament met on the 3lst when
Speaker Denson was unanimously reelected
The English funds were buoyant at the advance
quoted below.
FRANCE
1t is rumored that Napoleon will return in Au-
gust after the first series of military operations.
Heavy shipments of artillery and siege materials
continue
The Paris Bourse closed buoyant, at an advance
of upward of one per cent. The three per cents
closed at G2f 75c.
GERMANY.
The Military Committee of the German Diet
have approved of the motion to place an army on
the Rhine.
LATEST NEWS.
LONDON, June 1.-The Times announces that the
address in reply to the Royal Speech, will be moved
by the Hon. Agernon Egerton. NJ. p. for South
Lancaster, and will be seconded by Sir James El-
phnstOne NJ. p, for Portsmouth.
In the market for English railway stocks there
was yesterday further advance of = to % per
cent. The purchases by the public continue, al
though on less extensive scale The remarkable
foil in e thnI INa,1n n.
continues, and renewed doubts are felt as to the
possibility of its being constructed within the linz
it of the guaranteed capital.
Doctor Hethby, the medical officer of health for
the city of London, reports that the Thames has
within the last few days, notwithstanding the early
period of the year, exhibited unmistakable symp-
toms of offensiveness, and more pungently than last
summer.
General Sir Harry Smith, commanding the
northern and Medland districts, will relinquish his
command in September next.
The Queen held court yesterday.
The Earl of Elgin had an audience on his return
from China, and Viscount Straford de Redc.iffe,
on his return from Constantinople
Miss Florence Nightingale is in precarious state
of health, but the Adrertiser contradicts the report
of her having entered a Convent.
The Bankers Magazine, in reference to the pros
poets OF the money market, says that the expecta-
ton seems to be that the value of accommodation
for the present will be comparatively easy but that
subsequently an increased demand will arise which
may even carry the rate towards the close of the
year four and half or five per cent.
The Daily Nelus City article, of Tuesday evening
says The fresh rise established in the funds to- dav
amounted to three eighths per cent, making one
per cent in two days, and total rebound of nearly
five per cent from the lowest point touched during
the panic. Most other classes of securities also par
ticipated to-day in the upward movement.
Among the considerations which assisted the
rise to-day, was an impression that the Austrians
are getting The worst of the struggle, and that
early and general advance of the allied forces is
probable. The Improvement established in the
foreign exchanges at a moment when gold is flow
ing in so freely from Russia, Turkey, and the
United States, Independently of the remittances
again becoming dull from Austria, likewise oper-
ated on the favorable side. There were no bull
ion operations at the Bank to-day. The gold ar
rivals from ST. Petersburg to-day amounted to
fS9, 900, nearly the whole of which is expected to
be taken to the Bank The foreign exchanges this
afternoon were more favorable for this country
The Times city article says the funds opened this
morning with undiminished firmness. There was
no news to excite attention, and speculation is dor
mant. The Savings Band purchases appear to have
ceased. Of the f20S, 900 by the Niagara fl4O, 900
have arrived in London, and been taken for the
continent. The remainder being on French account
will 90 to France direct from Liverpool.
In the foreign exchange this afternoon the rate
on Hamburg was slightly higher. During the month
Just ended the movement in consols has been entire
ly upward, and an advance has been established of
three and threequarters per cent, although
ly single fact has transp pred to alter the complex
ion of political affairs.
COMMERCIAL NEWS.
LIVERPOOL, June -Cotton.-Sales of three days 2S-
600 bales including 400 bales specuators and 600
bales for export Prices have advanced %G1-l6 d.,
fair and mddling qualities improving most The market
closes also with advancing tendency. Orleans Mid
ding ca, Upland Middling 6H.
MANCHESTER TRADE REPORT-The advices from Man
chester are favorable. The market was active.
Breadsuffs.-The market generally has declining ten
dency The weather has been favorable for the crops
andt tha
downward tendency. Quotations show decline of . to
3D. Sales at lis !GlSs 3D. per Genital. Wheat is very
dull, and nominally is generally unchanged. Corn is
very dull at 6s Sd d6s Cd for Mixed 6s Cd 7s Id
yellow, and IS, ass Cd for white.
Provisions Provisions are steady generally. Fork
firm; Beef steady Bacon quiet Lard dull at Cos Cd d6ls
Produce.-Sugar is steady. Mocha Coffee is quiet
Rice is firm Rosin is steady at As I'd Spirits Turpen
LONDON MAREETs.-Wheat has declining tendency
Prices are to As lower per quarter. Sugar is quiet
The Money Market is generally unchanged American
securities dull
Consols 93%G932.
Later from mCaIifOrnia-Treasure Ell route for
New York.
NEW ORLEANS. June 1.-THE steamer Jasper is
below, from Minatitan, with dates to the Sth inst
bringing news from California, via the Isthmus of
Tehuantepec, to the 20th ult The steamer John
l.. Stevens sailed from San Francisco on the 10th
for Panama with one million eight hundred thous-
and in treasure, consigned to New York, and four
hundred passengers.
Business in San Francisco continued to be brisk.
The United States sloOp-of-war Decatur had ar
rived there from Reajo.
The reports from the miners in California con =
tinue favorable.
There abundant supply of water.
Advices from Frazer river are still encoura ging.
COMMERCIAL NEws.-The San Francisco markets were
generally unchanged with the exception of Coffee, which
has advanced. Sales at 13 cts
MARINE INTELLIGENcE-Arrived at San Francisco
from New York, ships Locket, Storm King and Derby
from Boston, ships Golden Rocket and Nightingale from
Melbourne, ship Geogana; from Hong Kong ships James
Brown, Santa Clauz and Black Prince.
From New Mexico
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-THE Santa Fe mail of the
23d arrived at Independence this morning. A mass
18th ut., had endorsed the Administration and
also delegate Otero's course Great preparations
making to receive Hon. J. S. Phelps, of Mo-,
invited by the Legislature to visit New Mexico
The Stockton mail arrives at Santa Fe regularly
since the establishment Of the military post at the
crossing of the Colorado river. There has been no
rain in New Mexico this year.
More Frost-Ice in June
EAsToN, Pa, June live had a heavy frost in
this region last night and ice to the thickness of
quarter dollar was formed.
PHILADELPHIA, June n.-There was frost in this
vicinity last night.
The Western Railroad Difficulty
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Western Railroad
difficulty has been adjusted. The rates have been
advanced to Chicago from Sl2 to S23, and freight
cattle from 40 to rs cents.
For Europe.
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