The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-06-11
Later from Europe per Steamer
Arabia at Halifax.
UNION MEETING GOFAMERICAN CITIzENs
IN PARIS.

HALIFAX, June 10.-The steamer Arabia fro,
Liverpool on the lst, and Queenstown on the .,
has arrived here.
The steamer North America had put into Oueene
town on the 1st, with her screw damaqed
The Africa arrived out on the I'd.
Parliamentary proceedings had been unmnort
ant. In the House of Lords debate took placa
on 'ne txpedlercy OF encouraging cotton cutiy,-
tion in India. ~
a. count Cavour has been dangerously ill, but at
the latest dates he better.
Prince Gortschakoff, Governor of Poland !,
dead. ''"uu' D."
The Americans in Paris had held a meeting in
I,'or n oi the Union. Col. Fremont, Ministers
Dayton, Clay and Burlngame were among tie
speakers 80
Mr.. Dayton said that, since his arrival in Paris
ne could detect no unfriendly feeling on the mari
~ france I'd the United States, and certainly no
FRENCH citizen would be found amonp the nriva
teers being sent out by the seceders He exnressed
1he conviction that the rebellion would he nut
down. "o"io oe put
Cassias NJ. Clay spoke at some length He was
energetic IN his comments on the conduct of EnJ.
iand In the recognition of the Southern beIIigarent
rights. lie declared that if ever the fac Of E,n
lanu became associated with the black flag of the
south that the Star Spangled Banner of the Uni
ted States and the tri-color of France would ha
seen against her, for France had not forgotten ST
Helena. '0' 'so'teh ot'
Anson Burlingame spoke on the same subject.
Coinhei fremont was next called on aud was re.
ceiyef With enthusiasm. He made quite moderate
and Justice. He said fn9 n9 %as S@t lei!
Amerioa and lost time in responding, and he
was ready to give his best services to his country.
In the House of Commons on the 30th, Lord
John Russell intimated that an Englishman had
been forced into the militia at New Orleans, but
that the British consul there had obtained his re
lease. Other similar instances had occurred in the
Southern States, but they appeared to have been
unauthorized, and assurances from the Montgomery
Government had been given that they would not
sanction such acts.
In a speech on the paper duty, Lord Russell
strongly deprecated the exultaton with which Sir
John Ramsden had alluded to the ''bursting of the
bubble of Democracy in America" In common
with the great bulk OF his couutrymen, he was
Mortified at civil war which arose from the ac-
cursed poison of slavery left them by England.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, June 10 l0--COttOn.-The market closed
steady Sales of the week 81 OOO bales including 500
bales to Spectators and 10,50O bales for export.
Manchester ad vices favorable and prices generally
unchanged. There is more doing in some articles
Breadstufs dull and quotations barely maintained
Flour closed du and prices easier but quotations
changed; sales at 26s. .30s. Wheat has declining ten
dency; prices Irregular; prices are partially IM2d
lower red lis Sd l2s Cd. white rs ll4s Corn has
declining tendency; mixed had to 3O but re.
covered toward the close; white closed at 32GI34s
Provisions closed quiet. Beef partially declined Pork
is unchanged. Bacon heavy and quotations barely main
tanned. Lard dull at 53G54s
LONDON MONEY MARKET, June l.-ConsoIs closed al
9lB992 for money and 929924 for account.