The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-19
LATER FROM SAN FRANCISCO AN
CHINA

| Per Pony Express
| Sr. JosEPH, Sept 17.-The Pony Express with
California dates to the 9Th of September and China
| to July oath. arrived here last night
| SAN FRANCISCO, Sept 5.-Arrived on the I'd inst .
the steamer John l.. Stephens, from Panama; on the
| 4th, ship Hornet. from New York; shin Mozart
| from Bordeaux; bark Creole, from Hong Kong;
| ship Edward and Eliza, from Australia.
Sailed, on the lst inst, ship Wild Ranger for
Melbourne; ship Moonlight, for Hong Kong; bark
Investigator, for Callao; ship Daniel Webster, for
Shanghai on the I'd, bark Commodore, for Hong
Kong; schooner May Queen, for Shanghai on the
GENERAL NEWS.
There were S35 900 worth of Washoe silye, ore
shipped for New York in the steamer that sailed
for Jew Y ork on the 1st inst.
The ship St Helena has cleared for Liverpool
loaded with 24500 sacks of wheat. The cost of
sending California produce to Europe is about the
to New York.
The bark Commodore, for China, carried over
5000 sacks of potatoes.
The steamer John L. Stephens brings accounts
that gold is still being found at Acapulco on the
surface of the ground.
The pony express, with St. Louis dates to the
2lst ut., arrived at San Francisco on the Sd inst
The subsequent express. with dates to the Goth
was telegraphed from Carson Valley to day.
The principal counties in the State have nomna-
ted candidates for the Legislature. All the Doug
las candidates pledged to oppose the re election
OF Senator Gwin. The Breckinridge candidates
o-a not instructed.
and Portland Oregon commenced on the 18th inst,
thus inauguratng a new line of stages.
Overland emigrants continue to arrive in consid-
cradle numbers by the various routes.
John A Dreibelbis, the newly appointed Indian
agent has been engaged in street fight with r.
F Sprague of Shasta, because the latter accused
the former OF seeding from the Charleston Con-
ventiOn to the office.
A rich quartz lead has been struck in Tuolumne
county, and upwards of $50, 900 taken out in five
days. The lead is two inches wide, and is nearly
all gold.
Bids are open to-day for the redemption of $685.
of Stata hon dc toch J,n o.oJ
SS4, 900. The lowest proposition 9415
cents, and the highest fraction over 90 cents on
the dollar.
The Broderick will case was before the Probate
Court this afternoon. Martin Mcdonnell, formerly
deputy sheriff of New York, was sworn as wit
He impeached the reputation for truth and
veracty of A. A. Phillips, one of the attesting wit
nesses He swore that his reputation was bad, and
that he would not believe him under oath, and that
Phillips was a notorious Tombs lawyer.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
SAN FRANCISCO, Sept. "a P MA better demand
for goods from the country has been shown during the
past few days, but not sufficient bring the city
dealers int the market for renewal of their supplies
cep upon limited scale. Transactions are small, and
round sales be quoted.
Candles are held firmly and are recovering again,
to AK l5 cts with light sales; fine qualities easier
for buyers Provisions quiet, and without particular
change Butter slow at 35 cts for Isthmus Lard in
active and scarcely firm Moderate sales of Bacon
for consumption at last quotations Pork dull and heavy
Hams without change Foreign Rice is slow and de
cning, and Carolina is slow and lower.
Raw Sugars-No. China is frmer though large sup
plies advised Yesterdays sales of New Orleans Su
heavy crushed is quiet at IS cts. Foreign Braudes
dropping; other kinds inactive and unchanged; Amer
can Whskey and pure Spirits sold at 40 cts Wheat
in largely the quotations are 81 As for good and 81 so for
extra choice shipping lots Buyers much embarrass
ed by the scarcity of tonnage The Nonpareil and Oracle
| will load with Wheat for Liverpool.
| Money is easy and abundant
FROM CHINA.
By the bark Creole we have Hong Kong papers
| of Ipl Tba ad IF Enc AVID
France remained, according to the latest advices,
at Talienwan, at the mouth of the Peiho. This is
magnificent bay, about ten miles across and fifteen
miles from the entrance to the head. There were
one hundred and fifty sail there of the Allies, while
| all the troops encamped on the shore. The
natives were friendly and the climate healthy.
| Lord Elgn arrived at Talienwan on the afternoon
of the 9th of July, and it understood that the
troops were to reembark on the 10th and proceed
| to the Taku forts, which were to be taken before
| any peace overtures were made.
Lord Elgin was in constant communication with
| Baron GrOs, the commander of the French forces.
| A marine on board III. NJ. S. Levier had shot
| Commander Hudson in his cabin, and afterwards
| telling the second master that the commander
wanted him, shot him also from the skylight The
| commander, it was feared was mortiy wounded
| but the second master was out of danger.
An address presented on the I'd of July by
the English merchants at Shanghai, to Lord Eigin,
| on the subject of the Tientsin treaty, and the
| present war, and urging the vigorous prosecution
of the latter. until some satisfactory guaranty was
given that trade and commerce were TO be longer
ntertered with by the Chinese.
From Shanghai there comes no intelligence of
| Importance. There was further information
with regard to the movements of the rebels, though
the Chinese at Shanghai believed that Hon, Chow
| had either fallen or was in great danger.
n party of five, consisting principally of English
missionaries, according to the Shanghai Herald OF
the 7th of July had visited the rebels and had
| very courteous1y received by them. Their forces
are numerous, well armed, and well disciplined
The British Consul at Shanghai had issued a
notification warning Her Majesty's subjects from
interfering in any way with the present state Of
affairs in China, by assisting either the Government
any party in opposition to the Government, by
enlisting, or by furnishing, or by procuring war
like stores of any descriptions, or by fitting out
vessels, or by knowingly doing any other act fol
either party by which neutrality may be violated
| A French missionary, when returning from
distance seized by pirates and sold to the
people of a village called Chow-boi. He helC
to await a ransom of 5000, which was paid by hi:
prosevtes In the meantime, word was sent tt
Hong Kong, accompanied by request for gun
boat, and word was also sent to Annoy, when Fl. M
steamer Acorn went down. The gunboat Cock
chafer proceeded to the village with the boats
the Acorn, and demanded the restitution of the
ransom money, as well as the missionary's private
property, and the delivery of the ringleaders
, These demands seem not to have been compiled
WITH tie latest intelligence states that the boat
, had commenced firing shot and she'll the 18th o
July, a, IL. 80 P. NJ.
, Dates from Fuh Chow reach to the 10th of July
Inere bau oeeh mohey paniC among the natlv
bankers, when twenty-t shut up their shops
but confidence was being again established.
A body of g. 900 troops had been levied to proceed
to Hong Chow against the rebels.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
, Hone KoNG July 24-Our market for imports contn
ues dull and shows no signs of immediate improvement
exports there activity than we last abl
to report t5.'
Tea-Oolong supplies have been brought forward YER
slowly and it is now ascerained that the first crop
both short and very inferior to the average Of previou
seasons and it is feared that the second crop will show
| improvement, either in quality or quantity.
Rice-The weather. which, at the date OF our last cir
cuar promised badly for the CROP has since ceare
and been remarkably fine, and have to report yer
considerable decline in last quotations for this grain
Very few sales been made this port nearly all tn
cargoes that have arrived having been landed and stored
We quote Calcutta GOA pcu; Siam common cargo
1.90 and good clear 215; Java 250l255; 0racan 17Ot
. 175; Nighpo 2056l2 06 picul. Sugar-No.1 white 60
picul; low grades 5l16 picul Bran 32oG3 so picul
n Beef and Pork much wanted
Freighs-A good demand has existed for tonnage bu
haui haarf f.r hara sharrn nntic