The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of Steamer Hibernian
AT FARTHER POINT.

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noon OF the 18th, via Londonderry the 10th
instant arrived off This point at 81 O'Clock this
afternoon.
! The dates per the Hibaruian are five days later
than those per the Canadian at Boston
The steamship Glasgow, from New York, arrived
| at Queenstown ate o'clock on the morning Of the
18th instant.
The steamship Great Eastern, from Quebec, ar
rived OIL Holyhead on the 18th inst.
The steamship New York, from New York, ar
rived at Southampton on the 10Th.
The ship Suffolk had arrived at Plymouth from,
Melbourne, with gold valued at G42 600, and 2l5
passengers.
The fall of the Minister of Finauca was expected.
The India, China, and overland mail had bg.n
received. News generally Anticipated
The correspondent Of the London Times at Honc-
Kong says the United States ship Hartford BEARING
the flag of Flag Officer Stribling, is in the harbor
having returned from the North that officer t. nd
organized the expedition up the River Yanrtse
and made an arrangement with the Nankin rebels
for the protection of American property as he
combines diplomatic with naval functions since tile
departure OF Mr.. " aTd. His direct intercOurse
with Talbnigs has attracted some attention The
steamers Saginaw and Dacotah were also at
Hong Kong. The frigate John Adams was at
Saratur.
The British Minister had to some extent relaxed
his prohibitions - visit Pekiu.
The lmperialistS and Rebels continued their
struggle with varying results.
UalkOW.
reached Shanghai.
The rates of new teas at Foo-Chow continued ex-
treme and the relative nterOrity of the present
the previous crop is confirmed Imports were
without Improvement.
Freghts from Hong Kong to New York SlG73
So. Exchange has declined to 1864. Exchange
at Shanghae, Goa.
The total exports of tea to America shows a de-
crease of over 100000 pounds this year.
Calcutta letters say the cotton question was the
great topic of the day there, and every effort was
beng made to encourage Its increased production,
The Lieutenant-GovernurO of Bengal had recon-
mended the establishment of Government factories
for buying, cleaning, &c, on Chilagong Hills but
the aforementioned preferred leaving such mat
tiers to private enterprise, aided by land grants &c.
Freights were firm
The resolution of the British Government rea-
tive to privateers was expected to materially
move objections to shipping By American vessels.
Melbourne advices are unimportant. The Legis-
lature had been dissolved in consequence of want
of confidence in the ministry.
The yield of gold showed slight falling of, al
though the shipments for the half year about equalI
ed that of the same time last year.
The markets are depressed but generally IN
changed.
gentleman has reached England furniahpd with
the necessary funds to send out eleven English
cricketers to play in Australia.
1t is reported that Gen. Della Marmora will en-
ter the Cabinet as Minister of War.
Cardinal Andre, President of the Congregation
of the Index, has resigned.
At a general meeting of the Galway Steamship
Company, the report of the directors was adopt
S it to qa STOCK sd
sterling
The Austrian Arobduko Macmillan, on visiting
Southampton relative to the projected Austrian
Steamship Company, made a speech, in which he
predicted closer svmpatbies, commercially ana po-
litically, between England and Austria.
Mr. RoebucE also made a speech extollipg the
constitutional efforts of the Emperor of Austria.
The weather in England hed again bee ME uu-
settled, and there was considerable rain in seme
parts.
The weather has been sbowery in London during
the whole of the morning, bat out OF forty stations
FRANCE.
The Emperor made a speech at the inauguration
of the new boulevard at Paris, but it was confined
to local TOPICS.
Raw lead is admitted free into France. provided
the articles Manufactured from it are exported.
The Noajieur announces that on account of the
National fcte the Emperor has either RENTED or
committed the punishment of the ,293 prisoners.
AUSTRIA.
7 lThe dissolution Of tue Diet regarded as al
most certain as 1t was reported the Cabinet Coun-
Gil demanded it, and also that an Imperial mani
festo to this effect would be addressed to the people
of the Austrian Empire.
TURKEY.
Omar Pasha has been ordered to act against
Montenegro.
Rio dates to The 18th Of July have reached Lis
bon Cafee was quoted at Sc lO065S 100 for
good firsts The shipments the last mail are Si.O 900
bags; stack in port, Il 600 bags. Exchange 1888.
THE GETTY OF WASHiNGTON'S" NEWS.
The special agents OF the COtton-Supply Asscci-
alton had reached Egypt, and were to have an in
tervlew with the Viceroy on the subject of cotton
cultivation.
The weather in England had been hot, and the
harvest in England was making great progress.
Rain, however, was falling when the steamer left
Liverpool.
The harvest in France was progressing satsfac-
torily, hu5 the wheat crop would be deficient.
The Paris Bourse is Duoyans at 68f. Gee. for the
Rentes.
There are again Indications OF solution of the
Roman question
1t is reported that mixed Italian and French
garrison will soon occupy Rome.
ITALY.
Baron Ricasoli, in a diplomatic circular, expires -
ses belief that Europe will be persuaded of the
right of Italy to the possession of the entire
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE
Disturbances had broken out at st. Ubes, and
troops from Portugal have been sent to put them
down.
There was revival of the troubles at Warsaw
affairs were threatening.
The Bombay mail of July II has been received.
The Calcutta mails of July S, Shanghae, June 10,
and Melbourne, June %, have been telegraphed,
and due in England on the 10th inst Inc news
is unimpOrtant.
Heavy rains were taking place all over India,
and there complaints of damage to the indigo,
rice, sugar crops, &c
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL August RELATIONSHIPS of four days,
$4,000 bales, including $500 to spectators and expor-
tiers. The market closed quiet and unchanged quota
tons same as per Canada
STATE OF TRADE.-The advces from Manchester indi-
cate an inactive market but change in prices
Breadstuis.-W akeied. Nash Co, and Richardson,
Spence Il Co. report Flour dun and declined cd. for
American, which is reported at 2ls.(G27s. o.; Wheat
has declining tendency, and prices are lad lower
red Western 9s. 3d.Nlls red Southern lis Gl1s Cd;
white Western l2s white Southern lbs l1lSs I'd Corn
fat mixed and yellow 29s Cd G3Os. Cd; white Sls9
Provisons.-The same authorities report Beef quiet
and steady Pork heavy, but quotations unaered Bacon
ward, quoted 4SG5Os Tallow declining.
Produce.-ROsin steady at IS for common, Splits
Ashes quiet at sos Pots Sugar quiet but steady
Rice steady. Coffee INACTIVE %, 49,, A., ,,
Sugar steady. Coffee firm Tea steady. Rice firm. Tai
low sr SecuritiesIlnois Central Shares 89G3S
discount Shares 2424 Il New York Central Shares,
0'@''' LATEsT-vIA LONDONDERRY.
LIVERPOOL, Aug l6.-Cotton,-The Brokers Circular
reports the sales of the week at $4,000 bales, including
$1,000 spectators and 500 to exporters The market
experienced decline of I'd on the l4th, there being
quite panic but closed quiet but steady the 18th.
The sales of Friday to-day are estimated at bales,
including 600 to spectators and exporters. The mar
kes closed rmer and prices unchanged, compared
with those of Friday last The authorized quoatioEs
Fair Orleans ,.......,9Ed Middling Orleans. sgd.
Fair Mobile Middiug Mobile. ....sxd.
Fair Uplands .....:..S&d. Middng Uplands. s. 5l6d.
The total stock in port estimated at bales OF
which 679, 600 bales American.
Breadstufs have declining tendency, principally for
the finer qualities.
Provisions are dull and dropping.
LONDON, Aug. l6.-The Bank of England has reduced
the rate of interest to y per cent. o- ,o,
The Bullion in the Bank had increased t2sI,ooO
Consols closed at 90 9OS for money ana account
Illinois Central shares $50 discount Erie shares "a
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Funds are hrm ana tend
inc nnYord TIE discount market is easier. The Bank
81 E,d ~ tbe SIN reduced its minimum from to Al.
| Tho best Hills are taken in the street at 4 q.
| T,TTppooI MARKETS, Aug. 16-At the Corn market
=, Nv as small attendance; Wheat was in moderate de-
@ without change value Flour steady at late rates;
Oats quiet Oatmeal dull Indian Corn unchanged; Beans
| firm.
large The weather is wet English and Foreign Wheat
firm at Mondays rate; floating cargoes held above
buyers ideas. Flour moves off steadily. Indian Corn
in favor of sellers caused by accounts from Ire
land about the potato crop Barley firm and carg3es GA
passage sought after. Rye wanted FOR Begi
UNI. Peas unaltered in value. Oats Arm
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