The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-27
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FOR SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE ARAGO OFF CAPE RACE.

ST. JOINS, n. F., Nov. 25.-The steamship Arago,
from Havre and Southampton, has passed Cape
Race with Liverpool dates to the l4th inst.
The steamships New York and City of Manches-
ter arrived out on the 18th inst.
LATER FROM CHINA.
THE TREATY OF PEACE DELAYED-THE ALLIES MARCH
ING ON PEKIN.
Late advices from China state that it is reported
that the settlement of the negotiations for peace
had been DELAYED on a question of money and
unity of understanding.
The allied army was marching on Pekin, where
Sang -kee-Tinsin had large force posted to defend
the city.
Lord Egn was to follow the troops on the 9th of
September.
The army reached Yang tsin-yeh on the 10TH
The coolies were deserting, and carriage was diff
cult.
Two thousand troops were left at Tien-tsn to
protect it from the rebels, who were inactive.
The Canton trade obstructed BY the rebels.
1t was rumored in London that the British Gov
ernment had received official dispatches from China
that peace had been concluded at Pekin by the Am
bassadors and the Emperor of China, but it was
generally supposed that the Government would not
withhold such intelligence if it had been received.
ENGLAND.
The Bank of England had raised the rate of dis
count in consequence OF the withdrawal of 1900 900
for the Bank OF France, to be followed by $780, 900
more.
The Consols closed at 93H@93h for money, and
93H @933s for account
The steamer Arabia arrived at Liverpool on the
llth. The steamer New York put into Plymouth
on the 18th, short of Goals.
The steamer City of Manchester arrived at
Queenstown on the 18th inst
The squadron bearing home the Prince of Wales
had not arrived.
The Bank of England raised the rate of discount
to 5 per cent. Tuesday evening, and the Bank of
France bad advanced the rate to ~ per cent.
ITALY.
Victor Emmanuel was to leave fer Sicily on the
llth.
There is no fresh Intelligence respecting the ne
gotiations for the capitulation of Gaeta 1t is as
serted that the garrison is composed of only few
battalions.
The Austrian government denies that a circular
note of the Warsaw interview had been addressed
to Rome, Naples, and the ex-dukes of Italy.
The Neapolitans had entered the Papal States
through their generals treachery.
1t is stated that Gen. Guyon considers his posi-
tion untenabe.
Gen. Garibaldi has issued a farewell address to
his late army concluding by telling his companions
in arms that an army of million of men will be
wanted to follow him again to fresh conflict, which
is likely to break out in Italy in March next.
The siege works before Gaeta are actively CON
tinued, and il the garrison will not capituate
general bombardment will commence.
Francis had rejected the proposal to evacuate the
town, on the basis that he commands the troops
l3 600 in number, at Gaeta, and relies on the
strength of the fortress
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 13.-Sales of Cotton Monday and
Tuesday 10000 bales, including 1000 bales specula
tion and for export The market closed quiet and nom
nally unchanged though the quotations barely
tanned.
The advces from Manchester are unfavorable
Breadstufs have declining tendency all descriptions
being lower.
Flour dull at a decline of Cd. Wheat quiet: lower
qualities have declined the quotations better
grades being easier and unchanged red Western lis Cd
Gal2s "a Southern 12s, SdGl2s led; white Western
12s. Cd. 013s; Southern 3s Sd G14s Corn dull and Is
lower, mixed and yellow 37s. cd ass 3d.. white ABS.
G145s.
Provisions close steady. Beef is heavy Pork quiet
Bacon steady. Lard firm, at 63s. .G64s Taow firm at
SIS Gases.
Sugar is steady Coffee without change. Rice steady
Rosin and Turpentine dull.
LONDON Nov. 13.-Consols for money are quoted at
o3kGo3k account