The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-04
ADDITIONAL By THE NORTH AMERICAN.
MONTREAL, Sept. 3.-The North American bring
the following additional news:
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the following additional news:
GREAT BRITAIN.
The Queen and Royal family reached Kingston,
Ireland, via Holy head the night of the 2lst
ultimo. They were to land and proceed to Dublin
the following morning.
Amsng the papers read at the meeting of the
Social Science Congress, at Dublin was one BY
MIR. Basely, NJ. p, of Manchester, entitled, "With
Cotton, employment and food; without it, famine
and eXpatriatoD." He said manufacturers expected
to be able to command a supply of cotton to keep
them working with tOlerabe regularity until
spring. The crop was growing up in the Southern
States, but the difficulty would be to obtain it
Certainly it will be short of past years. Mr.
Bssely is an extensive spinner, and said that cot
ton is now laid down in his warehouse at twelve
and half per cent. in of the price paid to
American planters, whereas to bring cotton from
Beerar would cost two hundred per cent the
price paid to the Rvots of India, owing to the
difficulty of transportation.
Mr McGowan, American, said that the states-
men of the country would he'll usith daIiRht 'No
efforts to relieve them from the monopoly of
cotton.
The matter Of supply of the staple was further
discussed, when Miss Sarah Redmond read a paper
on american Slavery and its Influence Great
Britain"
Mr. Chevalier, the celebrated French free-trader,
then denounced the Morrill, tariff as the child of
discord.
The Times announces the following changes in
the Colonial Department: P. L. Woodhouse, late
Governor of British GUIANA succeeds Sir George
CIR ey, as Governor of the Cape of Good Hope; Sir
Francis Hincks goes from the Governorsbip of Bar
BADGES to that of British Guiana Hon. Arthur Cor
don. of the late Earl of Aberdeen, is succeed
Ii. Manners Sutton, in New Brunswick Colgue
Brown, late Governor Of New Zealand, succeeds Sir
Henry Young, in Tasmania, and Sir Dominique
Daily late Governor of Prince Edwards Island goes
to South Australia.
FRANCE.
The Emperor continued to remain at the Chaons
camp Grand maueuvres had been prevented BIZ
the intense heat of the weather.
The Paris Bourse was firm and animated at the
opening, but closed lower. The Rentes were closed
at 6Sf. 45c.
ITALY.
1t was reported that the Marquis de Villamarina
had been appointed Governor of Naples, in place
| of the Marquis Daftto.
| General Cialdini, in a speech to the Municipa
| Council of Naples, reiterated the policy of the
Kings Government, including the deverance of
| Venice and the obtanment of Rome as the Capital
of Italy. He exhorted all faction to cease that the
people might be united.
The English squadron continued at Napels, and
the French papers were complaining that the crews
belonging to the same were daily suffered to go on
| shore in detschments to drill.
! LATEST VIA LONDONDERRY.
| ENGLISH VIEWS OF TIE REBELLION.
LONDON, August 23.-The Times publishes DR..
RuSsell's correspondence to the 9th of August.
| Tue last letter mainly refers to the demoralized
| and insubordinate state of the army, at the same
| time crediting General Mcclellan with speedy re-
| forms.
He SAYS that the Southerners believe they will be
safe if they hold out until October, and that at the
end of the year the Northerners will be further
| from their aim than ever.
| The Times has another editorial on the financial
| difficulties of the American Government. 1t says
that the course pursued at Washington throws into
the shade all borrowing of England.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
THE Observation-Disclosures continue decline;
the sales have been small There have been no sales
Wheat since last report and prices are I'd lower.
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET Beef quiet. Pork
dull Lard inactive at sd50s. Tallow irmer at As 47s
Bacon has downward tendency. Ashes quie-Pots 30s
Pearls 35s
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-Sugar firm. Coffee
quiet, but steady. Rice quiet Linseed Oil firm. Ros
tcommon) quoted at Is G7s 9d Spirits of Turpen'
tine firmer at 4s0l50s.
LONDON MARKETS -Breadstuffs heavy, with slight
decline of all qualities. Sugar steady Coffee has up
ward tendency. Tea firm. Rice steady Taow frmer.
Linseed Oil quiet.
LONDON MONEY MARKET-Consols for money, 81 ga
9l4 American stocks-Inois Central Railroad SO y "a
3sh per cent. discount Erie Raj road 23A d244.