The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-08
NEWS
TELEGRAMS.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival of the Canadian.

FARTHER PofNT, August THE steamer Cana
dian from Liverpool for Quebec, with advices to
the 9th uit., passed here this morning.
was reported that the Great Powers signed
convention relative to Intervention in the affairs of
Syria, at Paris, on Thursday.
The Goodwood Cup was won by the horse "Sweet
Sauce" "Starke' was the fourth.
The Atlantic Telegraph Company report that the
efforts to restore the cable have failed 1t invaria-
bly, broke at short distances, the outside covering
of iron wire being eaten away, though the gutta
percha and copper wire was as good as new.
The Prince Regent of Prussia arrived at Toplitz
on the 25th.
Letters from Paris say that Lord Palmerstons
speech created a great sensation Some writers
say that serious alarm felt as to the mainte
nance of peace between France and England.
The correspondent of the London Herald states
that all the French naval officers on furlough were
ordered to report without delay-that the naval
service called out and that the French fleet in
the Mediterranean would be raised to twenty
sells.
The preparations for the Syrian expedition were
progressing actively. twill consist of rs, 900 men,
besides artillery and cavalry.
There is nothing from Sicily. 1t is stated
that the Pope has refused to adopt any of the
sures recommended by the French Ambassador, and
has declared that if these changes are forced on
him, he will abandon his States.
Fears were entertained that Garibad would sud-
denly land on Papal territory.
Two Sandman war vessels had gone to Syria.
placed his troops at the disposal of the Sultan to
punish the Druses.
Great excitement existed in Russia against the
Turks on account of the massacres.
The Paris Constitutional says the expedition of
France to Syria, will a matter of necessity be
carried out, but the part of France will be that of
occupation rather than Intervention.
1t is reported that the Porte has given acques-
ence to the terms of the Syrian Convention.
THE LATEST.
Orders have been transmitted to Toulon to en-
bark the expedition at once. According to the
Times correspondent it is surmised that Garibadi
has landed on the main land and no one would be
surprised to learn that he has reached Naples with
out striking blow, and that even royalists have
fraterniZed with his volunteers.
In the House of Commons on the 25th, in refer
ence to Sicilian affairs Lord John Russell said that
the Neapolitan Government had requested the me-
diation OF Great Britain for the purpose of stop
ping Garibadi, on the condition that if Garibad
refused the proposed truce, the forces of France
and England should be used to compel him. To
this proposition, government, he said, declined to
accede.
Seventeen horses ran for the Goodwood stakes,
''Waliace" was first and Satellite" second.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, July 27.-Cotton-The market closed dull
The sales of the week amount to As 900 bales. Middug
and lower grades have declined in many I'd.
Other qualities very irregular Sales of Friday
mated at 8, 900 bales.
The sales for the week include 600 bales to specua-
tors and oO0 bales for export The quotations are as
fair I'd. Mddlng 6hd; Upland fair 6s4d.; Midding
SD Stock in port 2s0,O0o bales, including ia 900
bales American cotton.
The advices from Manchester unfavorable There
is but little inquiry, and prices are weak
vancing tendency. Sales at advance of 1Gl2 cts
Corn has downward tendency; prices easier but un.
changed
Breadstuffs.The weather has been favorable for
crops The advance on wheat for fine wheat.
Produce.-The market is generally unchanged
LONDON MARKETs-The Money market closed general
ly without change. The funds firm.
HAyRE MARKET-HAvRE, July 24.-Cotton dull and
dropping Sales for the three days less than 1000 bales