The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-10-24
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANGLO--SAXON.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ADVANCE IN BREADSTUFFS AND COTTON
THE GREAT EASTERN, &c.

FARTHER OCtODef ZZ.-lne steamer anglo
Saxon arrived off Farther Point at o'clock this
morning, on her way to Quebec, bringing dates
from Liverpool to the 18th inst.
The steamer Nova Scotian reached Liverpool on
the 18th.
The steamer Great Eastern, had started agaiu
and reached HoIyhead, at very moderate speed,
Her performance was, however, regarded as sue
cessfuI. Doubts are now entertained of her leav-
ing England this
The Peace negotiations have made but slight
progress.
THE PEACE CONFERENCE
prolGneation of the Conference on Italian At
fairs is anticipated. The difficulties are unadust-
ed and it is considered doubtful when the treaty
will be signed. The three Plenipotentiaries held a
Conference on the 9th inst. and courers were dis
patched to Vienna and Turin.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that the delay is attributed to Austria The
Vienna Cabinet is doing all that it can to win
France to its views, while at the time it is re-
ported as preparing coalition against Napoleon in
Germany.
THE GREAT EASTERN
The Great Eastern Quilted Portland at A o'clock
on the afternoon of the 9Th instant and anchored
off Holyhead at O'Clock on Monday afternoon
The distance run in fty-eight hours was computed
at something over $50 miles. The average speed
of the whole trip was but little thirteen knots
per hour. During the greater part Of the time the
engines were not at over half speed.
Her paddles averaged ten, and her screw thirty
eight revolutions per minute, working at pressure
of twenty pounds. The greatest speed was over
l412 knots, or nearly II miles, which was accom-
plished without special eXertions by the engines
but with considerable canvas spread. The weather
was squally, and at times long and heavy ground
SWELL causing, according to some authorities, a
good deal of pitching and rolling. Others say that
the motion was at all times most slight, and the
ship under most perfect control 1t is reported
that she will remain at Holyhead ten or twelve
days, and then proceed to southampton, to have
her boilers thoroughly repaired, according to the
requirements of the Board of Trade.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Oct 12.-Cotton is firm with an improy-
ing demand. There had been actual advance, but
fair and middling quoted by of the circulars
advance of a. Sales of the three days 2S 900 bales
of which spectators took $500 and exporters 60O0-
Breadstuffs-The market is firm, and all descriptions
lave advanced Flour has advanced Cd to Is per bbl
and sack Wheat is firm at advance of I'd per GENITAL
Corn firm with advance of Cd Is. per quarter
No quotations are given in the despatch The by
the steamer Persia caused the advance and business
consequently checked
Provisions-Beefis steady Pork is dull at sos Bacon
is dull and Lard quiet steady Tallow is unchanged
Pot and Pearl Ashes steady at 27s Cd d29s Sugar
is steady: Coffee quiet Rice firm. Rosn steady. Tur
penne dull.
LONDON MARKET, Oct 11.-wheat is firm at an ad-
vance of Is. Sugar and Ccfee firm. Tea is firm
Rosn is firm. Linseed Oil 29s. Sd.
MONEY MARKET.-American Securities unchanged
Consos closed at 90. The Money Markets. stringent.
Supposed Arrest of Captain Cook.
CARLISLE, Pa. Oct. pa man, supposed to be
the notorious Capt Cook was arrested here at
noon. He answers the description of that indivd-
ual, and is the same man seen in Chambersburg
yesterday talking with Mrs. Cook. He is heavily
armed. He has been taken before magistrate,
aud is now having hearing.
SECOND DESPATCH
CARLISLE, Oct. 22-I p. M.-The man Just ar
rested here is supposed not to be Capt. Cook, but
of the other participants in the insurrectonary
attempt of Capt. Brown. He is taller than the
published description of Capt. Cook but is evident
ly the same man seen at Chambersburg yesterday.
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overpowered. He had three revolvers and two
Bowie knives on his person. He has every appear
ance of desperate man, and refuses to answer any
questions. He has been committed for a further
hearing.
THIRD DESPATCH.
CARLISLE, Oct. 22.-The man arrested yesterday
is supposed to be one of Capt. Browns party, but
is not Capt. Cook. He gives his name as William
Harrison. He is still in prison, and it is supposed
will be brought before Court tomorrow on habeas
corpus in the hope of securing his discharge
Examination of fFiIibusters-The U. S. Steam
Fulton.
New ORLEANS, October 22.-The steamer Crusa-
der has arrived here from her search after fibus-
ters. The examination of the parties recently ar
rested in the act of making a fibustering attempt
closed yesterday. The decision will be given on
Monday.
The U. S. steamer Fulton, previously reported
ashore, got OFT and has been towed to the Pensacola
Navy Y ard.
Geherai convention OF the EpiscOpaf church
RICHMOND, Oct. 2l.-The convention to-day u
unanimously elected Rev. DR.. Joseph c. Talbot, of
Indianapolis, as missionary Bishop of the North
west.
The Convention will adjourn sine die tonight.
RICHMOND, Oct 22.-The Convention adjourn
last evening. Rev. Henry C. Lay, of Delaware,
was consecrated to-day as Missionary Bishop of the
Southwest.
Disarming of Colored Military Company
PHILADELPHIA, October 22.-The arms recently
furnished to a colored volunteer company in this
city have been taken away by the Adjutant Gener-
al of Pennsylvania, in consequence Of the Harper's
Ferry affair.
For Europe
New YORK, Oct. 22.-The steamer City of Wash
ington sailed hence to-day for Liverpool, taking
out 81 100000 in specie.
Frost at the South
AUGUSTA, October 22--There was a heavy white
ErnSt and thin ice in this vicinity this manning