The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-29
ADDITIO AL.
The Teutonia Off Cape Race

A despatch from ST. Johns, n F., of the oath of
August says:-The steamship TeutOnia arrived off
Cape Race at O'clock this Saturday afternoon.
The Teutonia left Hamburg on the ii IN, and South
ampton the 18th inst.
Her news is anticipated. The Teutonia has 24S
passengers.
The Asia arrived at Liverpool at O'Clock on
the morning of the 18th instant, having been de-
tanned outside several hours by fog.
The North American arrived at Londonderry on
the l3th and at Liverpool at halt-past the
morning OF the l4th inst.
Our European flies by the City Of Washington
contain the details of the adviccs by the Hiber-
nian, of which the annexed compilation will be
found to possess much interest:
The prospect of a coming struggle between
France and Austria is toreshadowed in the follow
ing extract from an article in the Paris Steele, of
the 18th of August. 1t says:
Austria is trying, but in vain, to concentrate
around her the heterogeneous races which are
Gaping from her domination. Hungary dare resist
her openly. Venetia, bent beneath yoke of irGn,
and regarding with gloomy anger the cannon
pointed on St. Marks square, V enetla will rise
to- morrow, and will in her return resist. In Croa-
tia, in the TyrOl-every where, in fact-the same
symptoms are manifested. And Austria is afraid.
Austria cedes, Austria grants constitutions. She
mutters, though with bitter grimace, the words
of Justice and liberty. What has happened? What
signifies this sudden conversion? Austria, desig-
mated by De Maistra As the great enemy of man
kind, has become liberal. Has she become so will
Iinply or unHilliugly? No matter; the fact is there
The chastisement Inflicted the fields of battle of
Magenta and Solierinois is producing fruit. Austria
bows down before what she formerly cursed; she
adores what she burned.
A female rival of Blondin, who essayed TO cross
| the Thames on rope, opposite CremOrne Gardens,
came near meeting with a serious accident. She
proceeded half way across but unable to get
| apy further owing to the rope having become too
| slack some of the guy ropes having been stolen.
She dropped astride the rope, and as 1T was found
impossible to throw lines up to her, she ultimately
flung herself upon of the guy ropes, and gradual
Iy lowered herself into boat amid the cheers OF
| excited thousands.
| The Russian and Swedish Governments have de-
| clined to support the English project for sub
marine telegraph in the Baltic, and over Gothland
The intelligence from New Zealand is again
! gloomy. Sedition spreading among the ma
.ives. The Governor has issued proclamation
demanding obedience.
From, the London NeyS. august 10.
SUPPLY OF COTTON IN LIVERPOoL-HoW
| LONG IT MAY KEEP THE MILLS GOING.
The computed stock of cotton at Liverpool on
last Friday evening 9S9,O70 bales, against
| | 90, ,320 at the period last year, when the
quantity was unusually large. As regards the
| American qualities the stock is equal to sboui
twenty weeks consumption at the rate lately wit
messed: at this time last year it equal to TWEEN
weight weeks consumption. There then remains
the important difference, determining the market
price, that last year there every prospect OF
the American supply coming lOrWdTu 40
whereas now that supply is ordered to De stoppe,n
Another point to be weighed is that tne u,eUsn'
upon our stock for expectation will prooaoy De lar
ger this wear than usual, as coh'ingnE@,, anu, Pc
hans even American consumers VIII iali upon our
ndrtet This renders it the more requisite tina
| r,o obouId diminish own consumption. AS thC
home otrade' have of late possessed themselves ot
considerable supply by buying at Liverpool, 1t Il
computed that the stock which they hold Is
| about the same amount last year.
| These are only a few of the more prominent con
lsiderations, pro and con, which have to be esti
| mated in attempting to arrive at conclusion
respecting the probable future course of the cotto
| trade We have adduced sufficient to convince tn
general reader of the serious, not to say crltlca
| character of the present condition OF affairs. A
the same time, although the progress of apprehen
sion is broadly indicated by the unprecedented e1
tent of the business done in the Liverpool cotto
market during the last six weeks it would be wron
to omit from the account a number OF points tavo
ing the presumption that shall yet tide quietl
over a considerable period befafe we arrive at tt
much dreaded cotton scarcity, which seems to /
, gradually creeping nearer and nearer.
There remains, then, only the anxious question
tor-Wil any portion of the American supp
? come forward, and if so, what portion? Will u
e blockade be maintained in way to secure its CO.
Q tnued recognition by England, France ana % p't ~
: States? Assuming that this point IS reso I'M ~ ~
=, affirmative, what quantity of cotton Ecu
s gauntlet of the blOckading squauron' -, I;"sr,o
scarcity of the article and h'g@ XIII ~ toosts
@ and Manchester at Harre and naeeoHSe. ''yea a'
e and ,ckat ,yiN 5e the resuM ineSe arc q oiass