The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-01
LATER FROM CALIFORNIA.


Nearly II Million in Specie ROute--In-
teresting from China.
passed here at 7. NJ.
SAN FRANctsco, July 20.-Arrived o-day Ameri-
can bark Benetactor, Sc days from Hong Kong
Sailed l7th, ship Don Quixote, for Hong Kong
CARRYING Sl35,0OO in treasure, goli bars ard Mexi
can dollars. 2O.h, steamer Golden Age, with $50
passengers and 81, ,249, 900 in treasure, including
S94l 600 for New York, S2s7,000 for England, and
$50, 500 for Panama.
The heaviest shippers were as follows:
Wells, Fargo Co, 5000, 600; b. Davidson
Sl56 600; Donah2e, Ral:ton Co., SLAB 900; Abel
Guy, Sll0 000; Parrott & Co, SS9, GOO; Saiher &
Church, Ss6,OOo; }. Seigman & Co., S69, 600; NJ
Heller Brother, $4,000; W. T. Coleman Il Co
$4,000; Talant Wilde, 43 600; Ely & Lszard,
5000; Levi Strauss, $4,000; J.B. Newton Co.,
SSG 600; Mark Brumagin Il Co, S3O,OOO; D. o.
Mills, $4,000.
PASSENGERS FOR NEW YORK.
The cabin passengers by the Golden Age were az
follows:
s. Miguel, F Black Jr., and family, Captain
simpson, U. S A; ard wife, Judge Munson, Mrs.
N. Townsend and servant, 4. Psrsop, William
hartings, 5 c, Drake, ID. ii. Guion, j. NJ John.
son and family, ID. Hubbard and family, Thomas
Mcguire, b. Nordheiner, S. A. Wood, j. NJ. Pyle,
A. Rose, A SwsIden, James Mcleod, William
Carson, Edward t. Whitney, j. II. Hammond, J.
Satoris and wife, Miss 4. Campbell Mrs Lea tn,
nurse and child, ii. H. Moore and wife, Mrs Capt
Nelson and child, Mrs. J. DoIlaner, L. fl. johnson
}. +. Frey, VIM. Vincent Spilman, j. C. Williams,
>. w. Folsom, j. II. NJ. Folsom, Mrs. Mary GILES
Blglow and son, James Doerer, John l.. Ball, L.
Garyin and wife, George Tuttle, Mrs. Hannah
Mckae.
NEWS.
There Is scarcely an ilem of news worth men
tioning.
The Breckenridge Democratic State Convention
will meet again at Sacramento on the 23d, when it
Is expected a full State ticket will be nominated
with view of defeating the Douglas Democrats at
the ensuing election.
The Republic8nS now have strono honas of car-
. rying the State.
FROM CHINA.
The bark Benefactor arrived this morning from
Hong Kong, only thirty-six days out, being the
quickest time on record. She brings papers from
that point to the l2th June.
Politically speaking, matters are on a satisfactory
footing, but do not make the progress which the
present state of political affairs would lead to the
hope that they would have done.
lhere appears to be no immediate prospe ct Of
the Emperor's return, but. his brother, Prince
hung,who is in charge of the Government at Pekiu,
continues to maintain the most friendly footing
with the British and French Legations residing in
that city.
The Northern rebels still continue enveoped in
mystery. 1t is said that they are being driven
South and that Tien-Tsin is being relieved of their
presence. Trade has materially improved
The United States squadron has returned from
the expedition up the Yangtse having succeeded as
usuT Ia adopting Tie course previously followe by
the British.
The news from Japan continues satisfactory.
Ihe M trade of Canton is utterly prostrated.
The Hong Kong Reporter of the 9th of June
saws:
From Canton are informed a rumor is preva-
lent there amongst the Chinese that there are 10 600
rebels IN the city ready to take it whenever the
foreign troops leave
The American ship Alfred Hall, of Boston, bound
TO Hong Kong, struck On the Pratas, on the 23d of
May, and became total wreck. Her crew ar
Ilved at Hong Kong on the 29ih. They had been
taken by pirates, stripped of every thing, and
handed over to fishermen, who took them to Hong
Kong for the of 81 S0O
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE,
There considerable activity in market for Coffee
Sugar and Teas in anticipation of the tariff changes
candies, although active, lower. Butter has declined
selling at22s cts. The country rade is reviving
notwithstanding the continued large treasured ship
mentS' money is drug. Exchange New York re-
mains at per cent nearly all treasure is shipped
at owners risk