The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-11-21
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
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ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
SACKvLLE Nov. l9.-Thc steamer Canada from
Liverpool via Queenstown, bringing advices to
Monday the 7th inst, arrived at Halifax to-day.
The news is not important.
Hon. Charles Sumner comes passenger in the
Canada.
The steamers Indian and City of Washington ar
rived out on the 3rd inst.
The steamer Great Eastern had arrived at
Southampton.
The Ship John G. Costar, Shields, for New York.
was lost near Yarmouth in recent storm. The
were saved.
The ship Martha, Whtmore from Cardiff for
Mobile, put back on the I'd. Her decks had been
swept and her cargo shifted, etc.
The Sea Belle, from Swansea for Cadera had
put into Milford, having had her masts cut away.
The Ship st. Nicholas, for New York, was off
Falmouth with loss of foremast.
The Ship j. j. Boyd, from Liverpool for New
ork, put back in the storm, but had sailed again.
1t was asserted that England had consented to
join the European Congress, and that the French
and English governments had completely agreed
on basis.
1t was vaguely reported that Garibaldi, at an in
terview with the King of Sardinia, had declared
that Italy was betrayed, and protested that he
would head revolution against such proceedings.
A Paris telegram says the English and French
governments are completely agreed on the basis of
the proposed Congress which is to be held at
Brussels. All that remained to be settled was the
official ratification Of the British Government.
The steamship Great Eastern had rough weather
on her trip to Southampton She rolled and dipped,
but with perfect ease, seeming to swing herself with
a sidelong, gentle motion every wave drop
ping deeply and easily beyond them with regular
slow rolls, often deep enough to leave one paddle
turning high and dry. This motion was attributed
to her very light immersion and her having upper
weight to balance her Goals below. Her whole roll
was only eight degrees each way, and her greatest
speed close on IS miles per hour. The run was
considered far satisfactory than either of the
previous trials. She arrived at Southampton on
the 4th.
new Cunard steamer has been ordered, 500
tons larger than the Persia.
The verdict of the inquest on the loss of the ship
Royal Charter, that the disaster was purely
accidental.
There was great activity at Woolwich Arsenal in
the preparation of materials for the coast defences
and for the China expedition.
The Notifications at Dover were to be extended
forthwith, and several batteries reconstructed.
The organization of the French army for the
China expedition considered as definitely set
tied and preparations for the embarkaton has been
commenced.
The French Government is said to have resolved
on establishing naval station on the Red Sea.
The cholera had appeared among the French
Morocco expedition, and several distinguished Off
GERS were dead, including Col. La Fout, command
ceeded fifty day. The total deaths had reached
1,50O!
A Russian squadron of six vessels of war remains
at their Mediterranean station to winter.
1t was reiterated that the Pope had promised to
grant the reforms recommended by the Emperor of
France, after the insurgents of Romagna have re-
turned to their allegiance.
The India mail with photographic news, via Cey-
Ion, to October 14th, both from Bombay and Cal
cutta had reached Marseilles. There was no polt-
cal news.
The Australian mails Of September 18th had been
teegraphed. The imports had been heavy, and
trade dull. The shipments since the last mail
had been 240, 900 of god of which IS 400 were
on board the Royal Charter.
THE LATEST, VIA QUEENSTOWN.
MADRID, Nov. 5.--A decree has been published
appointing Gen. o. S. Donnell commander-in chief
of the army.
PARIS, Saturday.-There is an improved feeling
at the Bourse, and the funds all higher. The
Rentes closed at 70f. l5c.
LONDON, Saturday.-A Cabinet Council was ru-
mored for Monday.
The troops to be contributed by India to the
China expedition would be 5000 European and
1000 natives.
LIVERPOOL, Sunday.-The Plenipotentiaries have
received orders to sign treaty of peace. 1t is be
lieved that it will b. signed tomorrow, and that
the convention to be held at Paris will follow i'm
mediately.
PARIS, Nov. Cit is stated on reliable authority
that the proposed Congress will be held at Paris in
stead of Brussels.
GENOA, Nov. 6.-The Assemblies of Central italy
WILL it is stated confer the Regency Prince Cavg
nan. Rumors current that the Assembly will
shortly be held, in which Modena and ROmagna
will take part. 1t is asserted that the object would
be to present Count Cavour a candidate for the
Dictatorship of one province Of Central Italy.
TURIN, Nov. 5.-An official decree transfers the
Court of Capution to Milan.
Subscriptions to the new loan continued, and the
applications were more numerous, and, it
serted that more than the amount required had beer
subscribed.
The four assemblies of Central Italy will be call
ed together to receive from the government com
munications on the subject of the present situation
of public affairs.
convocation of the States of Modena and Par
ma takes place on Sunday, and it is supposed tha
the King of Sardinia will be asked to grant a re
gency
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTTOY MARKET.-Saes of the week, 70 0O
bales including 5000 bales to spectators, and lik
amonnt taken by exporters Middlng qualities hav
steamer, advance of ll0h. Other qualities closed
generally without change The sales of Friday
mated at OO00 bales including 800 bales for speculation
and export
The market closed steady at the following quotations
New Orleans Fair, Sd; Mddng, 16 Mobiles fair, q
Mddling, I'D Uplands fair, I'D; Middlng. 1916.
Stock in port, 457 900 bales including 900 bale
| American Cotton.
Some authorities say all qualities have slightly advanced
and fair and middlng had partially improved ll6.
The advices from Manchester favorable. The mar
ket closed firm and holders demanded advance, whic
was checking business.
| LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFS MARKET.-Richardson, Spenc
& Co quote: Flour is du-sales of new State at 24s "a
25s Cd per barrel Prices generally range from 22s cd
to 27s Cd Wheat closed steady for inferior qualities
wheat 9s. Sd d9s. Cd white 9s Cd. .l1s. Corn
advance of Cd to Is. the week. yellow 30s Cd 3ls
| white S5s ass. per quarter.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-yarious circulars quot
the market for Beef heavy Holders offer their old
at decline Of Is cd to 5s Pork is steady at sos. Baco
is dull and quotations nominal Lard is firm at Sos 60
| for refining qualities to extra.
| LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar is quiet. CoGfe
is dull and sales unimportant- Rice is steady. Rosn
dull and all qualities slightly owerCommon As As q
Spirits Turpentne dull and all qualities slightly
clined-saes at 3is "a 35s closing the lowest price
| LONDON MARKETS. -Breadstuffs dull, but price
steady Sugar quiet and steady Tea of all qualitit
| Spirits Turpentine is dull at 35s.
MONEY MARKET.-The money market is generally III
changed with active demand
Consuls 966d96A.
Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased 9s2 oot
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, STANDARDIZATION closed firm at fu
prices. Sales estimated at 10000 bales. Breadstuf
closed steady.
HAvRE MARKETS. -COtton-Saes of $500 bales durin
the week exclusive of large quantity at New 0
leans tres ordindrie lis fr bas JOG, advance of
Stock 81 900 bales.
Later from California per Overland NIaiI-Ap
pointment of L. =. Senator to fill the va
cancy occasiOned by the death of Mr.. Brode
rick.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Nov l9.-The overland mail ha