The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-26
FURTHER FOREIGN intelligence,
PER STEiMERS CANADA AND NORTH BRITON

PER SrEAMERS CANADA AND NORTH BRITON.
ST. JOINS, N. f., July 25.-We have the follow
ing additional intelligence per steamer Canada.
The Paris Pdrte asserts that the siege of Messina
is decided on, Garibald having declined to assist
the Neapolitans unless they give similar proofs OF
confidence as the Sicans by a sustained insurrec-
ton.
1t was reported that Naples had notified Eng
land and France of her intention to offer the con-
stitution of 1872 to the Scilians. France had as.
sented thereto, but England hesitates.
In the British Parliament the ministers were
questioned as to the transfer of the Galway con-
tract to the Canadian line.
Mr.. Gladstone said the government did not intend
to sanction the transfer on its responsibility,
and whatever course might be taken would be sub
mitted to Parliament.
Sir Robert Peel called on the government not
assent to the annexation of Sicily to Piedmont.
Lord John Russell replied that the government
could not depart from the great principle that the
people had the right to choose their own govern
ment without interference.
Lord John Russell explained the position OF the
proposed European Conference relative to Savoy
England had accepted the proposition of Prussia,
while Austria hesitates. The government had no
knowledge of the replies by the other govern
ments.
in China reach II 900 men.
The French Government and Legislature disa-
greed as to the bill relating to the importation of
rags, and the bill was withdrawn.
The Bank of France monthly returns show de-
crease in cash of 3,700, 900 francs.
The Bourse was animated and higher, the Rentes
closed at 69f l5c
The insurrecton in Syria continues Fuad Pacha
had gone there special mission, armed with
full powers, and in view of that fact England and
France have agreed to abstain from further inter-
ference If Turkey, however, proves incapable
these two governments have agreed on identical
instructions to their Admirals to stop the massa-
cres. At the destruction of the villages the Druses
killed more than two thousand unarmed men in
cold blood.
There was great alarm at Beirut, and the Franks
and Christians had taken refuge board the for
eign men of.war.
The Calcutta mail of June 14th, and that from
Hong Kong of May 23d had reached England, and
the American portion is on board the Canada
The British forces had left for the Peiho. A
collision considered inevitable.
The Calcutta markets were dull. Private ac-
counts say cotton goods had improved. Freights
dropping.
Exchange at Hong Kong at 4s. 10d. There
was nothing doing in tea.
At Shanghae, exchange 6s I'D. Trade was i'm
proving in teas. Silk dull Freights unchanged.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET.-The Brokers' circular
reports the sales of the week at $4,000 bales which
$500 were to speculators and 700 exporters The
market closed active with advancing tendency and
the inferior qualities slightly dearer The sales of
Friday TO- 900 bales of which 5000 were taken by
specuaors and exporters the market closing steady at
the following authorized quotations: fair Orleans I'D
middling, SD fair Mobile, I'd; midding do, 5Hd.;
fair Upland, 64d; middng do, 5hd
STATE OF TRADE.-The advices from Manchester are
unfavorabe Prices were in favor obuyers but the tone
was rather more cheerful under the satisfactory Calcutta
dispatches
been favorable for the crops. Richardson, Spence Co.
report Flour very dull and prices easier though quotaby
If- IuND han gtaaHtr- val
los 9d.(9lls.; white lis. Cd. 912s. Cd Corn firm
mixed, BIS. Cd; yellow and white S4lSls. Cd.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKEr.-Wakefield,N Nash &
Co., Bigland, Athya Co. and others report Beef heavy,
and all qualities slightly declined The decline is mainly
on the inferior qualities. Pork heavy and offered at
duction-quotations nominal Bacon quiet. Lard firm
at full prices-saes at 5SGa6os., and 62s for choice.
Cheese active and slightly lower TalIow declined Cd
sales at 53s. .(l5Ss. Cd; North American 54s.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET-The Brokers' Circular
reports Pot Ashes quiet at 29 Cd 9os Pearls quiet and
unchanged. Sugar has been buoyant and Cd. higher
closing quiet but firm Coffee steady Rice quiet Phila
delpha Bark SIS. as. Cd. Fish Oils sales unimportant-
Sperm OIL f94 Linseed Oil dull and prices weak Rosin
dull at As. i'd 04s 3D. for Spirits Turpentine
heavy and slightly lower under large arrivals. Sales
at sos.
declining White 55s.G5Ss., and red 53s. d56s Flour
2Ss 130s Iron steady at f5 5s5.1Os. for both rails
and bars Pig dull at SIS 3D. Sugar buoyant and Cd.
higher Tea heavy and hGl ct lower Congou Is. SID.
oils 4d. Spirits Turpentine dull and offered at S3s.
Cd Tallow steady at 52s Cd Coffee firm, The Indigo
sales hurried and fat and prices 2s44s. lower
Cod Oil f39. Sperm Oil easier under arrivals. Linseed
al
slightly lower rates.
LONDON MONEY MARKET,-Consols closed on Friday at
ssS "a Sassa for money and 9a9s@es1 for account
The The bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
Barng's Circular reports Bar Silver S. I'D; Dollars
S. 2Ad.; Eagles 76s 3d.
AMERICAN sECURITIEs.-Baring Brothers report the
market slow Of sale but prices unaltered United States
tives were inquired for at 92E G93.
Bell Il Son report limited business at previous
rates.
LATEST MARKETS Tr1rcp .pu ro orpppsrovr
LIVERPOOL, July Il, P. Motion unchanged-sales
for export.
Breadstufs quiet and sales unimportant
Provisions dull
FURTHER BY THE NORTH BRFTON.
ST.. JOINS, N. F., July 23.-The following de-
spatch, per North Briton, was mislaid, and was
only discovered to-day:
GREAT BRITAIN
The British Government had announced in Parlia-
ment that they had ordered squadron to the coast
of Syria, with instructions to stop the outrages
against Christians, and that France had done like
WISE
Lord John Russell had intimated that an agree
ment had been effected between England and
France relative to the Newfoundland fisheries.
Canton despatch Of May 22d reports the export
trade stagnant. The rebels were making progress
against the imperalists. Chusan in charge of
Commissioners from the allied forces. The erection
of extensive forts on the Peho is continued Trade
at Shanghae was improving.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA
AT HALIFAX.
HALIFAX, July 25.-The steamer Canada arrived
here this morning at halfpast II o'clock, and sailed
again this evening at O'Clock for Boston, where
she will be due on Thursday night at midnight.
The principle features of her adviees were tele-
graphed from Cape Race. The following is the
latest intelligence received by her.
The Asia arrived at Queenstown on the evening
of the 18th.
PALERMO, July ia new Ministry has been
formed by Garibaldi Amasi, the historian, and
Errante among the number.
NAPLES, July 10.-The King has summoned the
former Camarilla to his aid.
The population is unquiet and partial outbreak
has occurred among the troops in the CITADEL in
which twelve persons were wounded.
Ships and troops are going to Messina
ROME, July l0.-No further disturbances have
occurred in the Neubrian marches.
QUEENsTowN;-July l5.-lt is stated that saugui
nary combat has taken place Messina between
the Neapolitans and the advance guard of the ST.
Gillian army.
Garibadi has received further aid to the amount
of one million livres and ffty-seven cannon.