The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-15
Arrival of the Steamer Persia.
NO AMERICAN LOAN LIKELY TO
BE TAKEN ENGLAND.

New YORK, August 1.-THE steamer Persis
from Liverpool on the Sd instant, arrived her
this afternoon She brings fl7O 600 in specie.
The BritishParliament was rapidly winding u
the business oithe session.
Lord Palm4stou said that Government wouI
not interfere p Neapoitan affairs He hoped, OF
| the contrary that the Italian Generals worI,
crush out theprevaiing brigaudage.
/ The LondnH Times in its city article saws ii i
| not TO he supposed that any houses of influences
| will be wlI!lnf to act agents for the American
loan In Loadoo, fraugh. as it would be with ever,
| element OF 6nger to subscribers, as well as t1
| the friendly elati1ns with the Union whence
lt shall be re Established bv return, either com.
pusory or voluntarily, of the Southern States.
| The LONDON Adrertiser processes to have infor.
| nation that ne North is going to ignore all block
AIDES and collect duties by vessels stationed of
| the blOckaded ports.
Lord Herbet, late Secretary of War, died on
| the End list 1t is generally believed that his
| death was catsed by overw ork.
The Archuke and Archduchess Maximilian
OF Austria araon visit to Qaeeu Victoria.
Tie Cunard steamship company have sold the
steamer Jura TO the Canadian line
| Its stated mat after the visit of the King oil
| Prussia TO France, Napoleon will 90 to witness the
| Prussan military MAJ 9uvres.
| 1t is repOrtd that the French and English snua.
| dron will remiin at Syria till winter
The Paris inurss remained firm at 69E zoe.
1t is asserted that tho French Court ia intri-
guing displce Baron Ricasoli;he not being plant
| enough for the Emperor Napoleon
| The itaarloan greatly exceeds the amount re-
| quired.
A combined and simultaneous movement by the
Reactionists gas being vigorously suppressed by
Gen. Cialdini at Naples. Fresh disturbances had
occurred in tie Jewish quarter of the city.
1t is repored that the office OF Governor General
| of Poland is 70 be suppressed
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, August .-BreadstuGs-The welther has
been unfavoralle for the crops. Flour is quiet and
prices steady: Wheat is firm at advance of ID. for
lower qualities Corn is firm and prices tending up
ward.
Provsions.-aeef closed firm. Pork easier Bacon
active but prizes declining Lard closed at at AS Cd a
AIS. 3D. TaloW closed quiet at AIS Cd
Produce-Ashes closed firm. Pots 3Os. Pearls 1885,
Rosi9 quiet At 7s ais ID for common. Spirits Turpen
tine dull at i7s t147S Cd Sugar steady. Coffee dull and
prices unchanged Rice steady. LinSeed Oil quiet and
prices steady
Cotton closeddu and prices unchanged.
LONDON IABKETs.-CoTee closed inactive. Sugar
firm Tea heavy and all kinds slightly lower--Common
Congou los Cd. to los. lid Rice is quiet Spirits Tur
pentine heavy and slightly lower Linseed Cakes ad-
vdncing.
From California.
OUTER TELEGRAPH STATION, August l3.-The
pony express passed here at 0 Z. IL. Yesterday
from San Francisco, with dates to the Sd instant
for the Associated Press.
SAN FRANCBCO, August 3.-The pCnv express ar
rived at the olter telegraph station last evt ming
with St. Lou dates to the 25h ult., bringing the
first announcement Of the disastrous defeat of the
Federal forces near Manassas, the news occupying
six columns Of to days Bulletin and Alta. 1t has
been published fast received, and is Just COM
pleted. The effect casts glocm our loyal
people, who realize more generally that are
engaged ia terrible war, which may last for
years. but which must be prosecuted till every foot
Of the Union acknowledge our Government, no
matter what the cost
On the evening Of the 3lst the Breckenridge
Democrats attempted to hold mass meeting in
San Francisco to ratfy the nomina ions of their
HI. L. =,
Congress were to address the meeting. Some 5000
men crowded Music Hall.
The speakers were present to address the au-
dence, but were prevented by storms of groans,
Kisses, and never-ending cheers for the Stars and
Stripes and The Union. The meeting ev-
dence that there is federation for secession SYM
pathizers in San Francisco.
Oregon news has been received overland.
In conse guence Cf Untavorabe weather, there
will be great deficiency of crops. There will not
be more than one-half the amount of wheat of last
year.
Colonel Wallace, the Republican candidate, is
undoubtedly elected to Congress from Washington
Territory. His majority over Garfield, at latest
accounts, was 407.
The steamer Golden Gate sailed on the 1st inst.
for Panama, with 225 passengers and Sl,37O,0O0 in
treasure.
The heaviest shippers of the treasure were Wells,
Fargo Co, S402 COO; Parrott, Sl57 900; David
son, Sl2S, 0G0; Donohu, Rohlston & Co. S125, 900;
SaIter Church, $780, 600; Coleman Co., SSl 900;
Haentrick, S7O,0O0; Peluymau, S66 600; Schoe,
Wild, S39, COO; Bfumadge, 500, ,0GO.
The total amount in treasure shipped here during
July is SAL 270,000.
There is lat much business doing, but the mar
Ket 'ar..st ey,s is quiet, and few changes in prices.
Forelgh bFahoies are active. Domestic liquors are
lower. Tea, Sugar ana UUnuo ny ....2.y ;, u
improving. Provisions slow. Butter 25 cts
Candles heavy and unchanged. Whaat-market
glutted: sales OF $4,000 sacks prime shipping
quality at Sl.45, and will go still lower.