The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-12-22
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER FULTON
OFF CAPE RACE.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
ST. JoHN's, Dec. 2l.-The steamer Fulton, from |
southampton on the 18th inst, for New York, was |
intercepted off Cape Race this mernng.
The steamer City of Baltimore arrived out on
the llth
The Fulton has $500, 600 in specie. The steamer
City of Manchester had also sailed with 9l45O0
sterling in specie.
The news is not important
The Sardnans would await the fan of
Gaeta before summonng the citadel of Messina to
urrender. 1t will be beseged in case of refusal.
Agtations prevailed in the Danubian principal
tiles.
The Austrian Ministerial crisis
The advices fro4. China state that Pekin surren.
dered on the 30th of October. The Chinese sub
saouentv Welded to all the demands of the allies,
and no enemies were in PeAin. The allies were
encamped on the walls and the condition of the
army was healthy. The other accounts received
have also been confirmed
A new and distinct rebellion has broken out in the
province of Shanghai
Advices from Calcutta say that Government had
recon uended the adoption of the Bombay tariff
for all India.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. l2.-Coton-sales Monday and Tues
day Is bales including 5000 bales for speculation
and export The market generally unchanged closing
quiet but steady.
Manchester advices unfavorable Yarns easier
Int quotations unchanged. Cloths very dull.
BreadstuHs are active Flour has advanced Cd to Is.
Wheat is Ia Sd higher Corn has advar ced Cd. Flour
opoted at 27s Cd GI3Is Cd Wheat.-Red l1s(G12s Cd;
white lis "a I3s Cd. CornHeow is I'd higher; sales at
Proyfsiors The market is very dull Beef is dull
Pork is quiet. Bacon squiet. Lard is finn. Tallow is
steady at ass 6d.ll 59S Cd.
Produce-Sugar is steady Coffee is quiet Rice is
heavy As Tod tG5s Spirits Turpentne dull at 32s Cd
LONpoN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. are steady and all
of slightly advanced Sugar
dull Rice is dull-prices easier but unchanged Coffee
is steady. Tea-There has been but little done.
Consols 923 d92A for account.
American Railway securities are flat.
The Fulton brought 500 tons of merchandise and
some two hundred passengers.
From Pixies Peak
FoRT KEARNEY. Dec. 20.-The Western stage
from Denver on the 18th inst. with seven passen
gers, passed here, bound for Omaha, at o. clock
this afternoon.
DENVER, Dec. 1.-THE trial of Kelly, for thu
murder of Doyle, commenced to day at o'clock
The general opinion is that he will be convicted
Pat Waters, whom public opinion has fixed up
on as the murderer of Freeman, was brought bacl
yesterday in the Western stage COACH He wa
arrested at Cottonwood Springs by the deputy
sheriff. lie denies having committed the murder
and duplicates two others. He has disposed of ar
tcIes formerly belonging to Freeman at variou
places down the Platte river, which fixes the sus
picon upon him.
Fred Sherman, from Chicago, who worked i
the Round Quartz mills, on the Nevada gulcl
mysteriOusly disappeared on Saturday. A lette
that he left has given the impression that he con
mtted suicide.
The weather continued very mild.
The first brick church opened in this cit
yesterday, and the first church-bel in Pixies Pea
county was rung.
The Fugitive Slave Case in Canada
ToRoNTo, Dec. pa large meeting was hel
last night to sympathize with the fugitive slay
Anderson, claimed under the Ashburton treaty ft
killing Mr.. briggs, of Missouri, who endeavol ed
prevent his escape. Strong speeches were mar
against his rendition, by lawyers, clergymen, ar
others. A resolution passed to appeal tt
case to England il necessary, and a petition W!
addressed to the Administrator of the Governmel
praying for the release of Anderson.