The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-01-25
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TELEGRAMS
Arrival of the Niagara.
FURTHER EUROPEAN sDVIcES.
Heavy ID: crease in bullion Mt the Banks Of
England and France.

HALIFAX, Jan. 24.-The steamer Niagara, from
Liverpool on the 18th, via Queenstown the l3tt
instant, has arrived here. She brings few hours
later advices. She will be due at Boston on Fri
day night. She spoke the steamer Canada, and, al
was supposed, the steamer City OF Manchester, out
ward bound.
The well-known Bee Hive Mills at Manchester
owned by Mr.. Lamb, had been burnt, in nSovng
loss equal to 100000.
All the important Chinese forts have been opened
to trade by the conditions of the recent treaty.
Th ere is no confirmation of the reported loss O
the allied fleet in the Chinese waters
twas reported that Spain was about to occupy
the principal fortress of Morocco in consequence
the nonful6lment Of the treaty recently concluded
with that power.
The Times city article of Saturday, SAYS the de
mand for money is moderate.
Bullion in the Bank of England has decreased
f577 00O and at the Bank of France there has been
a decrease of 81 900 900 francs.
The London Money market closed generally un
changed
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL jan 12-Cotton-Sales of the week g. ,OOC
bales. The adyces from Manchester are favorable.
The sales of Cotton at Havre for the week amounted to
$500 bales. The stock footed up 10000 bales
is dull and prices are o. Iower-sales at 2es2 wheat
red and 12s9l4s. Cd for white. Corn is dull and Cd
lower-sales at BIS Cd for mixed; white S9s. .G4Os.
Provisions Beef is heavy, and all qualities have
at 49a5Os.
Produce-sugar is heavy at a decline of Is Coffee is
quiet Rice is dull Rosin dull. Spirits Turpentine is
steady at 32s(132s Cd.
LONDON MARKETs-Bre closed firm. Sugar
heavy and Is. lower Coffee is quiet and prices lower
SHIP NEws.-Arrived from Charleston, ship Prolific at
Hamburg, and ships New York and Leander at Liver
pool From Savannah ships De Soto and Argo, at Liv-
erpool From Baltimore, Industry, Wabash Marion and
Gustave, at Liverpool.
Petitions Against an An,i-SIavery Conven-
ton Mt Albany.
ALBANY, Jan. pa call appeared in
the evening papers for an Anti-Slaverv Con-
vention in this city early in February, against
which petitions have been prepared and will be i'm
mediately circulated, urging the Mayor to take
steps to prevent the holding Of the Convention,
the petitioners fear in the present excited state of
public feeling a breach of the public peace would
be inevitable and ght lead to serious results.
Meeting of the Massachusetts, AnfISIavery
society-WendeI Phillips Kissed.
BosroN, jan 4.-The Ant-Slavery Society met
in fremont Temple to-day. The Hail was filled by
the friends of the cause including many females
The passages and doorways were crowded
with disOrderlies, and when Wendell Phillips made
his appearance he was received with storm of
Kisses. Nothing serious, however. occurred. Phil
lips was cool and calm amid constant Interruption
Visit of the Boards of Trade of Chicago n nd
FIiiIvaukie to Philadelphia.
PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 24.-The Boards Of Trade Of
Chicago and Milwaukee arrived here this morning
ana are stopping at the Continental They are Wis
iing the various places of interest about the city
by invitation of the Philadelphia Board of Trade
Arrest of Alleged SyvindIers.
BosToN, Jan. "a. - Charles F. Evans, freight
agent, and Z. T, Evans, have been arrested here on
the charge Of defrauding the Pennsylvania Rail
road Company, by non-accounting for tickets sold
From Havana.
New OaLEANs, Jan. 23.-Havana advices of the
20th have been received. Sugar was dull and
quotations nominal. The new crop was com
ing in. The drough continued throughout the Is
land Stock G2,0 900 boxes.
Election OF United States Senator
MADISON, Wis, Jan. %. - Timothy o. Howe
the Republican caucus nominee, was elected