The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-30

ST. JOINS, Oct. 29.-The steamer Fulton, from
Southampton on the 18th inst, for New York
passed Cape Race yesterday, and was intercepted
by the news boat of the Associated Press.
The Liverpool Cotton market closed with an ad
vancing tendency. Prices have advanced l-l6g
I'd. Wheat generally closed with an upward ten
dency, and prices had partially advanced Flour
has decling tendency, Corn is quiet Provisions
are quiet.
The last advces from the United States caused holder
to demand advance, and stocks were withdraw
from market
Manchester advices are favorable prices for
have advancing tendency. The market for cloths ii
steady.
Flour closed dull and partially Cd. lower-saes at thu
close at 2sGS0s Cd. Wheat closed firm at advance
12d particularly for red Wesern-sales of the latter
lis Cd a12s Cd; white Southern l4s. Corn closed quiet
mixed and yellow 36s Cd G137s.; white S9s (d4ls.
Beef closes dull. Pork also. Bacon steady. Lart
quiet.
Turpentine closed firm at 3ls. Cd. Sugar steady. Ric
quiet Coffee also quiet
Consols 925S @9334.
fsECoND DESPATCH.
ST. JOINS, Oct. 29-The steamers TeutOnia, An
glo.Saxon and Adriatic had arrived out.
Accounts from Naples say the Neapoitan Princes
had ordered renewal of the attack the Carl
baldans.
1t is asserted that great CONSERVATION exists
among the members of the Turin Cabinet, as the
Russian and Prussan Ambassadors have RENTED
formal protests against the Sardinian invasion o
Naples
the Tartar camp, and that the Chinese fed in dis
ORDER
The grand attack on the Chinese forts was to take
place August Is.
Victor Emmanuel entered the Neapolitan town
Guilannora, amid great enthusiasm.
Mazzini has refused to leave Naples.
The diplOmatists at Gaeta protested against the
decree relative to Milano. All the ambassadors
signed the protest.
The whole of the Venetian shore is being armed
and the various points connected with an electric
battery,
The vote on the question of annexation would be
taken in Sicily on Sunday, the 21st.
The Russian ambassador at Turin will demand
his passports if no attention is paid to the Russian
and Prussian protests
The advices from China state that the allied
troops reached the Peiho the lst of August, and
found the northern and southern forts evacuated.
They attacked the Tartar camp on the 18th, and
were opposite the Takir forts when the mail left
The rebels had attacked Shanghai, but re-
pulsed
All trade was stopped in consequence of the un-
settled state of affairs.
Mutinies had occurred at Samarang and Java.
Nine were killed and thirty-fve hanged at the for
mer place. but at the latter the affair discover
ed in time to prevent serious trouble.
From Washington.
WAsHINGToN, Oct. 29.-The United States Court
of Claims has resumed its session after long re-
cess The number of cases on the docket is small
Renewed efforts will be made to procure an amend.
awards not exceeding $4,000 may be final,
instead OF having, as now, to be defnitively
acted upon by Congress.
The Executive Committees of the four political
parties closing up their business, having ceased
to issue any printed material. 1t is estimated
that the aggregate number of documents crcuat-
ed by them since the commencement of the Presi-
dental canvass is between six and millions.
Nearly all of them were folded at the Capitol.
A cogent remonstapce has been presented to the
Government, against the diversion of the Brook
. chin CDfr tha, rotna
ton Of the Panama Transit Route to other purpo-
ses. This remonstrance is from a responsible
source and has been induced by the recent occur
rences at Panama, as well as by the rival and
ficting interests existing with regard to the Pana-
ma Railroad and the proposed communication at
Chiriqu The remonstrants, who, it is said, are
connected with the company, urge as great sub.
ject of complaint and of humiliation to Americans
that the Panama route is left to the protection of
British men-of-war, though the New Granadian
treaty imposes such duty on the United States.
Robert A. Hunter has been appointed Marshal Of
the Eastern District ofLouisiana, vice VIM. Kenne-
dy, resigned, and A. Armstrong, of Georgia, a
Lieutenant in the Navy.
~. u. Bank Statement
New YORK, October 29.-The weekly returns OF
the City Banks show an increase of Sl,459 900 in
loans S6S3,000 in specie; 81 sol, 900 in deposits
and decrease OF Sl39, 900 in circulation.
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