The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-27
LATEST NEWS.
KILOGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMERS CANADA
AND ANGL 0-SAX0N.

HALIFAX, Dec 26.-The steamer Canada, from
Liverpool on the 18th, arrived here Yesterday
She passed the steamers Africa and Arabia on the
10TH
PORTLAND, Dec. 26.-The steamer Anglo-Saxon,
from Liverpool on the 18th, has arrived here Her
dates have been anticipated.
American railway shares had improved.
The details of the China news SAYS that the chief
share OF the spoils in the saeking of the Emperors
summer palace at Pekin fell to the French The
treasure taken would be divided between the
French and English soldiers engaged in the cap
ture. Some privates had sold their shares for 30
600 francs
The Liverpool cotton market closed firm with sales on
Saturday of 10000 bales
Wheat closed firm and corn dull,
Provisions closed dull.
Consols closed at 90 (G92h
QuEENsTowN, Dec l6-The sales of Cotton yesterday
at Liverpool were 0OO bales including 900 bales Ia
ken on speculation and for export The market closed
firm Wheat closed with an advancing tendency
THE LATEST.
despatch from st. Petersburg says that peace
has been uded between the Chinese and Allies
and that the Emperor has returned to Pekin.
The report of the assassination of Garibald arose
from the attempted murder of Col. Dan, of the ST.
Gillian army.
The Canada has fl9O 900 in specie.
The Official dispatches from China confirm the
previous accounts of the capture of Pekn.
Inc ship Georgiana, from New Orleans for Liy-
erpooi, was burnt at sea {no date gven). The crew
were saved.
The Earl of Aberdeen is dead
The bombardment of Gaeta had recommended
The details of the mail advices from China state
that the Tartar army still kept the field after the
Emperor fed
The bank of France had lost 2, 600 900 francs in
specie, during the month
THE LATEST-VIA QUEENSTOWN.
Advces from Italy state that Pontifcal troops
were about to march against Pontevoo, to over
throw the Provisional government there.
despatch had been received at the foreign of
Wis ted ppki
nouncing that peace concluded between China
and the allies on the 2Gth of October, and the rat-
fcations were exchanged on the 9th of November
The allied forces had evacuated Pekin, and the
Emperor was expected to return Immediately.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Dec 20 The Cotton market closed quiet
with previous quotations barely maintained in some
instances slightly lower The sales of Friday amounting
to 10000 bales including 2000 bales spectators and
for export The market closed steady at the following
quotations New Orleans fair "a d., middng I'D No.
bile fair 74d, mddling 6Ad. Stock in port SOY 900
bales including 4+4 900 bales American.
Breadstufs.-The market quiet at the opening but
closed steady. Wheat frm-holders demanding an ad
for fine Flour closed with an advancing tendency
Sales at 2ss G3ls Cd. Wheat steady at l2Gl3s red
lis.Gl2s Cd Corn is quiet Sales at 39s a3es Cd; mix
ed and yellow Sos. Cd
Richardson, Silence & Co. quote: Flour has had de-
Ginning tendency Sales at decline of 3D. since Tuesday
Proyisi ms closed dull. Lard is quiet at 6sG70s.
Produce.-Sugar is dull Coffee steady Rice heavy
and all qualities slightly lower Rosin is heavy and
holders are pressing the market All qualities have
slightly declined Sales at As 3D. Spirits Turpentne dull
Manchester advce unfavorable and all qualities
of goods have slightly declined
HAvRE MARKETs.-Cotton. New Orleans tres or
dlhd1rs SSt The market closed firm Sales the week
1900 bales.
LONDON MONEY MARKEr-Bullion at the Bank of Eng
924. "' % % ~
SHIP NEWS.
Arrived from Charleston, ship Brutus Havre Eliza
Bonsall at Liverpool from Savannah, c. C Duncan at
Liverpool; from Baltimore, Eliza at Queenstown