The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of The Steamer Parana at st, Johns.

ST. JOHNS, July 5.-The steamer Parana arrived
mere TINS afternoon in place of the steamer Con
haught, which blew out her cylinder head Just as
she was about leaving Wexford. She brings Liy-
erpooi advices to the 9th.
1t is said that the Neapolitan Government has
determined to restore the two captured vessels but
the American Mini ister has demanded explanation
for the insult offered to the American fac
The King of Naples is ILL.,
1t is asserted that the Neapolitan Council has re-
solved to grant Constitution and general am
nesty, total change of ministry a free press and
assent to an Italian alliance with Piedmont etc
but the Kings assent was wanted.
IL Is reported that the Russian and Spanish Le-
gatpns had threatened to withdraw unless Sar-
DINA stopped the expeditions going to Sicily.
In the British House of Lords debate had ia
ken place on the slave trade question. resolu-
ton was adopted in favor of the re-appOintment of
a Consulate at Mozambique, a check, notwith-
standing the governments opposition.
1t is reported that Mr.. Gladstone has determined
TO resign on account OF the lame report adopted by
the House of Commons Committee on the House OF
Lords rejection of the bill repeating the paper DUTY
in July. ''
Since the Emperors return from Baden. the
troops concentrated on the eastern frontier of
France have been withdrawn
1t is reported that the new French loan bill will
De tor from twenty to thirty millions sterling
The Bourse closed depressed at 6Sf. 45c
Inc aust rlans are making vast military prepa-
rations in Ventia.
The Baring's have introduced new Russian loan
of fS,0O0,000 sterling at London
The China mail has been telegraphed
The steamer Malabar, having on board Lord
Elgln and Baron Gros, had been wrecked in the
harbor of Gale. No lives were lost The bullion
in the ship was lost, and both Ambassadors lost
their credentials and all their papers, They would
be delayed at Gale until the 9Th of June.
The Britannia Cotton Mills, belonging to Messrs
Mayall, near Manchester, have been burnt. Loss
about fl50,000.
CANTON, May G.-The reply from the Chinese to
the last communication, from the British Minister,
had been communicated. The Chinese were ac,
lively preparing to resist. The Allies had occu-
pied Chusan without resistance. Trade in Canton
was improving.
COMMERCIAL NEWS
LIVERPOOL, June 26-Cotton-Sales Of Monday esti-
mated at 5000 bales including 900 bales to speculaors
and exporters The market closed dull and prices irre
ulat, though nomnally unchanged
of the Persia. '1o 'ai''''e
Provisions very dull but steady
BreadstufsThe weather has been unfavorable for the
crops and the market is unsettled.
Produce-Sugar dull. Rice quiet Rosin steady at As
5d.(d4s. Cd; Spirits Turpentine steady
LONDON MARKETS, June 25.-Wheat has declining ten
dency and all qualities have slightly declined for Eng
sh The market closed firm for foreign SUGAR clossd
buoyant; Coffee is firm; Tea is firm and Rice also
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET, June RELATIONSHIPS last
two days 5000 bales Market steady for good qualities
New Orleans tres ordindrie 90 fr., Bas So fr,
Arrival of the Santa He Mail
INDEPENDENCE, July d.-The Santa Fe mails, with
dates to June Is, arrived to-day, making the regu
tar schedule time. No rain had fallen in New
Mexico this year and the crops almost entirely
destroyed There has never been such scarcity
of provisions and forage in the country as at pres
ent. Corn is selling at almost any pric. asked
Troops from tab expected about the last of
July. Fears are entertained that when they ar
rive they will almost create famine
The NavajOe Indians are becoming insolent, and
unless they are chastised by the troops, will soon
make foray upon the settlements But few In
dians were seen on the road, some of whom were
kiowas, who examined the wagons closely but as
the mail party was well armed, and seven in num-
Der, no attack was made. The troops from Paw
nee Fork that were in pursuit of some Indians had
not yet returned. A rumor at Pawnee Fork of
their having been caught lacks confirmation. Mr.
Clairborne, of the delegates to the Char rleston
and baltimore Conventions, Yesterday made a
speech in favor of Douglas, which was well receiy-
ed, and at times enthusiastically cheered. The
weather Is still oppressively hot and dry.
From Washington
WAsHINGToN, July 5.-The Astronomical party
bound for Labrador in the coast survey steamer
Bibb, Lieut.. Commanding Murray, arrived at Syd-
ney, Cape Breton, on Monday evening in AZ days
from New ork. She called there and left the
following evening. No ice is reported in the Straits
OF Belle Isle, circumstance which proves the pro-
gress of the expedition in reaching its destination
at Cape Chudlegh
Adriatic, on the 14th. for St. Petersburg.
Secretary Floyd will repair to Old Point shortly
for the benefit of his health.
Lord Lyons is going to Canada to receive the
Prince of Wales.
Gen. Lane has formally accepted the nomination
for the Vice Presidency.
New Jersey Politics.
NEWARK, July 4.-The Democratic State Execu-
tive Committee of New Jersey held meeting at
Jersey City yesterday afternoon and voted to issue
call for State Convention to be held at Trenton
25th July, to nominate an electoral ticket. The
committee recommend that the ticket be composed
of four Douglas and three Breckinridge men. to be
supported by the friends of each candidate and re-
spectively headed douglas ticket" and "Breckin-
ridge ticket" II this is successful the ticket hav
ing the majority is to receive the electoral vote OF
the State, except in the whole vote will elect
either candidate he is to have it. The plan appears
to meet the saactiOn of the most influential Demo.
Gratis of the State.
Affairs in Kansas.
LEAvENwoRTH, July 3.-An election was held in
Leavenworth county, yesterday, on the issuing o
bonds to the amount of $3.50 900 to the Leavenwortt
and Cameron Railroad Company. The returns in.
dicate large majority for the subscription
The friends of Douglas and johnson held rati
fcatiOn meeting last night, which was we'll attend
ed. Speeches were made by Hon. b. w. johnson
late Democratic candidate for Congress, and
others.
The river at this point has fallen about three feet
and is now receding slowly.
The weather is very warm, the mercury ranging
from 96 to 102 in the shade. Heavy showers have
occurred in the vicinity during the last few weeks
but some of the interior counties are still suffering
from drought