The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-21
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA
AT HALIFAX

HALIFAX, Aug. 20.-The steamer Arabia has ar
rived with Liverpool advices of the llth inst
Four hundred arrests had been made at Damas-
Gus, and the Immediate trial and execution of those
found guilty of participating in the recent massa-
cres had taken place. The city was tranquil and
the Sutan's authority was returning
Garibaldi was at Messina preparing for his de-
scent on the mainland
The Cunard screw steamship line has been with
drawn until the busy season commences.
The Melita sails for Halifax September 4th
In the House of Commons, Sir q. w ood gave no.
tlce OF resolution authorizing the Secretary for
INDIA to raise loan of fS,000 900 for the service
of the government.
Lord Russell. explained the position of the ques-
ton of making Spain one of the great powers He
said that Sweden, and perhaps Portugal and Sar-
dinia, ought also to be added considering that
concert OF the powers had materially tended TO
preserve the peace of Europe.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, Aug. .11.-Cotton-sales today of 10000
bales including 900 bales for speculation export
7d middling 3D. Mobile fair I'd. mddlipe 5Sd ,n un.
lands, fair, 6Ad, mddling 5 -l6d.
sgh for the best Wheat rm carn
mixed and yellow Sis. Cd .Gl32s f'
Provisions closed dull-sales unmnortaDt Reef
Pork dull Bacon quiet. Lard firm at 6O@68s
Produce-Sugar is quiet. Coffee dull. Rice steady.
Rosin steady at As 3d. Spirits Turpentine steady at 3
LONDON MARKETs-Breadstu steady large arri-
yals Foreign white Wheat Sos. .@6os.; red 54s.@5ss.
Metals.-Iron Welsh nails closed steady; Bars also
steady; Pig Iron dull on the Clyde at SIS Cd.
Sugar closed quiet but steady. Tea is generally un-
changed; Congou Is 4Xd Tallow dull. Turpenne dull
at 3ls Cd @32s Rice firm and all qualities slightly ad.
yanced Coffee firm. Linseed cakes in good demand at
9s 10. @l5s. Lnseed Oil 29s. 3D. (d29s Cd.
Consols close at 93H d93%.
'he Paris Bourse closed at 6Sf 15c.
arrival of the Prince of Wales at Quebec
QUEBEC, Aug. lS.-Ihe weather in the morning
was uGproptious; 1t ,ained heavily, but clearedup
towards the time OF the PrineAs arrival
At three O'Clock in the afternoon the royal SQUAD
ron rounded Point Levi. Its appearance was a.
signal for general salute from the men-of war in
the harbor, the citadel and the town.
Ihe citadel, Durham terrace, the grand battery,
and the roofs of the houses facing st. Lawrence
block, were black with spectators.
At Champlain wharf pavilion had been erected
from the top of which waved the royal standard.
crimson carpet was laid from this pavilion to
the landing place, near which there was a orard
stand, filled chiefly with ladies.
The Prince landed at four o'clock, under saBltes,
from the ships of war and land batteries and was
met by the Mayor and civic dignitaries of Quabec'
and the members of the Canadian Cabinet in off,
cial uniform, the Anglican Bishop and clergy of
Quebec, the Bishop and clergy Of the Roman Cath
olic Church, the Governor General the Command
er of the forces in Canada and his staff the Earl
of Mulgrave, Lord Lyons and his Secretaries, the
members OF Parliament and large number Of pri-
yate citizens.
The scene was magnificent. The harbor was
alve with river craft, gaily decorated; the ship.
ping was dressed and tine yards manned, AM the
"harVes were covered with dense crowd
'aiuation of the City of Boston--The IIeenan
pn reception nj Chelsea
BOSTON, Aug. ls-The valuation of the CITY of
Ions tooo, SHOWS an increase of thir teen mil
ii1ns ms oI II ooilars over that of last year.
Inc Heenan reception at North Chelseo xyoe ,n,v
partially successful. About 5000 pers ,ons we're
present. p'''p"s H'''