The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-06
LATEST NEWS.
IELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADIAN,
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE


PORTLAND, December 5.-The steamer Canadian
from Liverpoolria Londonderry on the 22nd inst
has arrived here.
had arrived out.
Political affairs were generally without any i'm
The Prince of Wales had resumed his studies al
Oxford.
Considerable excitement prevailed at London on
the 2lst, in consequence of report that the En-
peror Napoleon had quietly arrived in England and
would reach London that afternoon.
SECOND DESPATCH.
PORTLAND, Dec. 5.-The following are the chief
items of interest embraced in the advices per
steamer Canadian:
The report at London of the Emperor Napoleon
having arrived privately proved hoax. The rail
road station was besieged by an anxious crowd to
view the distinguished Sovereign, but he did not
appear.
The London Times hopes for an early reduction
of the bank rates Of discount
FRANCE.
Count MOrny is going to Rome on a special mis-
sion, with an autograph letter from the Emperor
1t is said that Count Walewski will succeed Count
Persgny in the London Embassy.
ITALY.
There is no new movements of interest to record
The clergy in the Neapolitan provinces were en-
gagged in paying their homage to Victor En-
manuel.
The Archbishop of Naples was about to return to
his see.
The rumors Of new Neapolitan loan were con-
tradcted.
The Dowager Queen of Naples, with the Young
Princess, had arrived ct Rome.
The French were about to occupy Terracina.
The siege of Gaeta continued. The Piedmontese
bombarded the suburbs on the 18th.
The further resistance of the Bourbon troops had
been parayzed by the characterization of their
chief. Confusion was prevailing. twas believed
that the complete evacuation Of Gaeta had been
resolved on.
THE LATEST, VIA LONDONDERRY.
A despatch from Naples says that the ex-King had
burst blood vessel.
1t stated that negotiations for the cession
of Veneta lad been commenced
The Empress Eugene returns to France on the
10th of December
The Brazilian corvette Donna Isabel was wrecked
on the coast of tBarbary and 100 and % off.
GERS lost.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 2l.-Cotton.-Sales of the three
DAYS past, $4,000 bales, including 1000 bales to
spectators and 1000 bales for export. The mar
ket opened very dull and all qualities declined I'd
and even more for inferior qualities.
On Thursday there was an improved tone, but no
advance; Sales, 5000 bales, including 1000 bales
to spectators and exporters. The market closed
firm at the following quotations:
New Orleans fair, 7&d.; middng, 67sd.; Mobile
fair, I'D; middling 634d. Stock, 575 600 bales,
including 437 600 bales American cotton.
Breadstufs.-The market is quiet and buyer
demand reduction. Wheat of all qualities hass
declined to 3d. Flour has declining tendency,
and prices Cd. lower-sales at 2Ss Cd @3Is |
Wheat-red lis. @l3s.; white l2s. Cd. G714s. Corn
quiet but steady-mixed and yellow 37s. Cd @3S. |
Cd.
Provisions.-The market is dull generally. Beef
closed dull. Pork quiet, but firm. Bacon quiet.
Lard buoyant and ali qualities slightly advanced
American 70s. Market bare.
Produce.-Sugar quiet. Coffee firm. Rice dull |
Rosin dull Spirits Turpentne dull and offered at
34s.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Nov 22.-The Money
arket is easier. The Bank of England has agreed |
to exchange f2.00 900 sterling in gold for the same
amount in silver with the Bank of France. A bet |
ter feeling prevailed everywhere. Consols closed |
at 931&@93%; New York Central r. II. 7S1% Erie |
r. r. stock 3312@334.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat has a declining ten
dency, and lower qualities have declined 192d per
quarter. Sugar is dull, and all qualities have |
slightly declined. Coffee is firm and prices are
weak.