The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-03
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HEMIAN AND EUROPA.

received from st. Johns and Farther Point furnish
the following additional intelligence:
GENERAL NEWS.
Judicial proceedings had been commenced against
Rodrique Servia, the man who fired at the Queen
Of Spain. He has confessed, and says he was en-
plOyed by Hernore Prade, deputy of the Cortes
alli.
Mr.. O'Shea, an eminent Madrid banker, died
after few hours illness.
The human sacrifice at Dahomey far exceeded
the number reported The victims were reckoned
by thousands.
The Times Paris correspondent saws the Papal
Nunco of the Tuileries has seen the last of the I'm
peral Court in the character of representative of
the Holy Father.
The Russian Minister at Turin was not vet recall
ed, but appearances show that his recall has been
resolved on. There was no longer anything said
about the recall of the Prussan Minister.
The Times says that Lord John Russell was not
authorized to promise that England will teach the
King of Sardinia political morality, or defend the
treaty of the Holy, any other alliance, against
the natural interests of th9 Italian race.
The Times urges upon Victor Emmanuel the ne
cessty of speedy action at Naples, as Warsaw may
take advantage of the delay to throw its protection
around France 1t was quite time that Victor En-
manuel had scattered the Bourbon forces and driven
away its King. The delay will be inexcusable.
The Daily Ne,1s says the Emperor will not be so
far duped to join the Warsaw Conference.
The Times does not think that the dead set of
the French Episcopals, or the strong pressure of
Austria and Russia will induce him to waver in
ed Engand's favor.
ITALY.
LATEST VIA TURIN nth.
The resignation Of the Marquis Pollazcino had
been announced, but not confirmed.
Dispatches from Naples say that a fresh attack
OF the Royal troops had been repulsed.
Count Mari, the representative of Sicily at Tu-
rim, had resigned.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The weather in England continued unsettled and
stormy.
Getha newspaper supposes that the only
daughter of the Duke of SAKE Meiningen, Just turn
ed seventeen, is the destined bride of the Prince of
Wales.
Count Persigny, the French Minister to London
had gone to Paris on the summons of the Emperor.
1t was reported that he would soon replace NJ
Thouvene in the Foreign office.
The French Bishops and clergy continue boldly
and vigorously to defend the Papal cause.
1t was believed the Papal Nunco at Paris would
not return.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-The Brokers' Circular
reports the sales of Cotton week at bales of
which II 500 bales to spectators and 1850
pOrters The week consisted of only five days Thursday
being holday) The market closed buoyant on We'd
nesday and prices had slightly advanced for all qualities
under the adVces from the United States the quotations
of the middng and lower grades having been advanced
I'd the week The sales of Friday 900 bales
including 900 to spectators and exporters the market
closing firm with good demand at the following author
lied quotations: Fair Orleans 7kd mddling Orleans
bB d. falr Mobiles IN d.; mlddng Mobiles 04d. fair
Uplands, I'D; middling Uplands 6Hd.
The stock in port estimated at ISL 900 bales, in
cludng $4,000 bales American cotton
STATE TRADE.-The advices from Manchester are
favorable. The market generally firm.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consels closed on Friday at
924G92R for money, and 92%d9S for account.
- The bullion in the Bank of England had decreased
9S40,00O
The money market was unsettled but slightly easier
Barring Brothers report large sales of Pennsylvania
Fives at s5dS7 Other State Securities were in limited
demand at previous rates Railroad Securities firm
and unchanged.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-Wakefeld, Nash
& Co., Richardson, Spence Co, Bgland Athya & Co..
and others report Flour firm and Cd higher quoted at
29s. 6dG32s. Wheat dull and Id. higher and in
ID higher; red Western lis 6dG12s 4d.; South
eern rs. 6d@l$s; white Western @lSs,i
for very choice Corn firm and Cd. higher; mixed
and yellow s6s. 6d.@S7s. 3D.; white 89s.d42s-
report Beef heavy and holders pressing the
ket. Pork quiet but firm. Bacon quiet. Lard quiet at
3ls for fine. Tallow firm North American Sos, and
LIVERPOOL Produce MARKEr-The Brokers' Circular
reports Ashes steady at 2ss 6dG29s for both pots and
pearls. Sugar steady. Coffee dull. Rice firm. Fish
Oils quiet whale fSS; cod $50; American sperm flO4
Linseed oil quiet but steady Rosin steady common 5s
Turpentne firm at Bis 6dd32s 3D. closing with holders
asking advance.
LONDON MARKETs.-Baring Bros quote American
wheat CAS- 6ss for white and 6oG64s for red Flour 90
dS3s. Iron steady at f5 5sfl5 los for both rails and
bars pig steady at SIS 3d. Sugar buOyant and Cd ls
higher Tea slghtlyadvanced common Congou Is. s.3dGls
SID. Coffee steady. Lindseed Cakes in good demand
New York bbs. Ell Is. Cd; oston bags 10 Us cd
Fish Oils steady; Linseed Oil dull at 81. Rice firm Spir
its Turpentine firm and slightly higher; sales at 33s
LATEST MARKETS.
H oe 20 10
bales including 5000 to peculaors and for export Mar
ket closed quiet but steady Breadstuts steady Provs-
ions quiet.
LONDON, Oct. 2O.-Erie consuIs close at 97%d93 The
London Times of to-day reports Illinois Central
shares at 2Oh discount New York Central shares
Erie shares at 3SA.
PARIS Saturday-Rentes closed at 6sf75
Arrived from New York, Essex at Bordeaux Katah-
din at Deal Yorkshire and jeremiah Thompson at Liver
pool
Memorandum-The Sunderland for Charleston, has put
back leaking.
The Missouri and Western Telegraph Line
FoRT KEARNEY, Oct. 3l.-The Missouri and
Western telegraph line is completed to this place,
and we are now in direct communication with St
Louis The company are prepared to receive and
forward dispatches to and from California, in con-
nection with the pony express which delivers them
at the eastern terminus of the Placerve telegraph
line, which they can be telegraphed to any
part of California. The tariff from st. Louis to
any part of California is S6.40 for the first ten
words, and % cents for each additional word
Telegraphic connection can be made with the pony
express at St. Joseph, as heretofore, but a day
and half, and sometimes two days, can be saved
by making the connection at Fort Kearney
Col. Mills arrived here on the 2lst inst. The
commanding officer and surgeon of the post are
greatly embarrassed by the opportunities of the
sick and INDECENT returning Pixies Peakers, there
being facilities for the comfort of the SICK out
side of the army, provided by the government.
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