The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-20
EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL By THE STEAMERS EDIYBTRGI
AND BREMEN.

AND BREMEN.
The following items are by the mails of tb
above steamers. Both, however, sailed previous I
the Bohemia
u THE MANASSAS BATTLE.
me ne news ot the Bull Run battle was received O,
m ne 4,n instant, and caused profound sensation
me Northern Americans were much denressad
anu Tue Southerners corresponcingy exalted
causing almost collision in the Liverpool News
room. r'' -'e"s
Mr.. RusseI's letter to the Times was conf,ed ;,
graPhlc details of the rout of the Northern arm
"hich ne calls c0wardy rout, a miserable causo
IeSs panic and disgracefui to men in uniform anf
most complete one the Union army In.f oil
eFen lnelr military honor, and wishes to find some
tnih@ III ~ to congratulate either the victors ar
Iie HsnquiShed, but sees nothing but what must
s'imu'are n the evil passions of both combatants
- the DaHy Ae'rs denOunces the Times criticisms
put says that hing has haDpeped which was ~
a1tclpated as possible '' N''
All the journals think that the event has closed
proOng the contest '''e' anu
farls letter saws that the success of the Sortb-
trhenS mas powerfully operated on the opinions of
'hr + farlslans In favor Of the Secessionists
y Iarnament was prorogued on the 9th. The
queens speech was read BY commission Tbe
speech says cur foreign relations are friendly md
satisfactory, aud she trusts there is no danger of
tne peace OF Europe. She notices the consum1na
uon ot the Kingdom of Italy, and hopes for harry
IeSuls. one says OF American affairs: The dissen.
si"Ls Mhich arose some months ago in the United
otates have unfortunately assumed the cbaroctar
ot open war: Her Majesty, deeply lameptinp tbi,
result bas determined, in common with the other
po"efs OF Europe, to observe strict neutrality
sOetween the contending parties.
She refers to settlement of affairs In Srr;o
7he hopeS the arrangements will hencefortb secure
internal tranquility. She reioces at the progress
n lnoia. The speech then returns thanks for the
supplies voted, epumerates the important measures
blessing. Ds "0u
The great yacht race between the English Yacht
alarms and American Camilla (the famous Yacht
iroImeriy known as the America) was won by the
former.
FRANCE
in Paris up INV"
=, me Faris Monitew announces that the King of
frussla bad sent an autograph letter to Napoleon
Tue contents of which were not stated It was
generally reported that the contemplated visit of
@ dGe hlng has been postponed if not abandoned
Inc hlng declines TO visit Chalons Camp unaccom.
panied by The several German Princes who rpt
last year at Baden. He does not wish to anna,r os
acting apart from them.
SOC. O'''' ~ O0''
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor had ordered an immediate convo-
cation OF the Pennsylvania Diet
TURKEY.
Adlie Pasha had been appointed Grand yizier.
uad Pashs, who returns from Syria Minister Of
Foreign Affairs; and Kiamel Pasba, President Of
the Council of Justice.
SIR Henry Bulwer had had an audience with the
Suitan The latter expressed his deep sense of
l[slendShlp Tor England, and his determination to
effect large reforms.
DENMARK.
Inc Danlsh Government has granted an mpor
taht modification in Shafners North Atlantic TEE
graph concession by extending the time till 1874
and returning the caution money.
RUSSIA.
IL Is rumored that conspiracy has been dis
covered at st. Petersburg to put aside the Emperor
anu family, and give constitution to Russia.
THE LATEST NEWS.
LONDON, August THE London SbiDDino Gn-
@e"e compla of the biockadng force, aud points
to the risk of collision with maritime Powers
other journals speak of the same danger.
FARlS, August o.-To-day the Emperor officially
recelyed the Minister of the Kingdom of ItaiT
His Excellency and suite were conducted to the
ulllerles In three state carriages
NJ. Solar did not appear to-day before the tri
ouual, and his appeal was dis missed NJ Calv
was condemned in fine of 800 francs for bavinr
participated in the distribution of a false dividend
=, IL Is asserted that the interview between the
Emperor and King of Prussia will take place at
Srasoourg on the 9th of October.
RAGUsA, August 5,-The European commission
vi liie aldlrS OF the HeSSe- CIrOYina
has been dissolved - w IL"
omar Pasha has addressed an ultimatun, m the
NJ MontenegTln chiefs. Omar Pasha's army nou,
numbers thirty thousand, and is being concentrated
TONS
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-On the 7th firm tending
cards. An advance of u was established in consos
OF @ market park @ was quiet good bills 441
to flow into the Bank "eu
James Caster, Beater Il Co, warehousemep of London
nave suspended; liabilities about e2OO OOO Notnpham
Ciough Co.. warehouSemen, have also suspended Their
liabilities are also heavy. ''
There are rumors Of the suspension of respectable
Liabilities moderate. "s'I'S'
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs-Illinefs Central shares 3a}z
shares, 69d7l. ~ -''" yin 0'l'f'i
LONDON, Aug 10. 1S6l-Consols closed at 9O4@9o%.
American securities fiat
Gl63.GOO. '"' ''''' ea''"
The specie in the Bank of France has ipcreaad 10 o
600 francs. ''' iD' s'0'u i-'''o'
LIvERPooL CoTroN MARKET.-L1vERpooL. Aug. s. 1861.
-Ihe market opened unsettled and excited under the
Cansda advces from America prices advanced bd
Sales OF the three days $500 bales including II 0G0
] 10 spcculaors and exporters The market closed
Sales of the week 63 OSO bales of which 10 200 were on
SleGoiSon and il6l0 for export Imports Of the week
Il 30 aes Sales to day 5000 bales Market frmer
advance ~ ~ an
BRE1DsTUEFs MARKET-Wakefeld, Nash & Co, and
spence TO- report Flour dull and tending
uoWnWards; quotations. Z5d2Ss. Cd Wheat firm, but
quiet; red Western 9s 4d dls; red Southern IGIIIs
oa| white Western rs; white Southern 13dI3s Cd
G0rh hrm at an advance Of ais mixed 29s cd G3Is
Wheat 3lS G34s,
L5yGHPooL Corr MARKET.-There was an average at
tendance of country miilers this morning Wheat in
conSumPtve demand both for home and on French ac.
count, at fun prices Indian Corn in steady demand
without change in value. Peas scarce and held for
Provision MARKET-Beef steady and unchanged
fork Hat Bacon tending downwards Lard dull at 47R
5vS IaIow has declining tendency.
PEoDucE MARKET.-RoSin dull at Is for common.
Spirits furpenne heavy ass Cd46s Sugar inactive
pearls. 0O' '''
LoNDox MARKET -Breadstufs firm for American
Sugar qaiet Tea quiet, but steady. Rice steady Tal
10" hrm at i9s ID Iinseed Oil steady at 32s.
THE LATEST MARKETS
LIVERPOOL August 9-Cotton-The Brokers' circular
reports the sales Of the week 900 bales The mar
with but little inquiry and prices weak SpecuIators
took 10000 bales, and exporters II 500 bales To-days
closing steady The following are the authorized nHota
tons 4NO'"
,-o-, Fotr Niddling
New Orleans. s.........,94d SKd
I4ia HoniIes .''''''''.''...s%d sgd
Stock in port estimated 100000 bales of which 10
900 are American. '-''
The adyices from Manchester are favorable The mar
ket is firm. '1"l
Breadstufs quiet, but steady. Wheat auiet. tendno
do%nwards, p., and quotations barely maintained
sIiPPING 1IIiNS'TiHsfq INTEifqGENCE
r[iysa rom NeW ork, Sd, St Louis, in the Clyde;
an GienEen at Plymouth; 5th, Cva at ditto Lore, 20
Evahs al falmouth Nolo<cans, at ITavre; Ocean skim
mer at Antwerp Adele. Off St. Albans; Eva Hard Soutb
ern flights, at Dea T. Nightingale at ditto: 9th Loren
in0h at Deal Flora Southard, in the Clyde; 5th
nuian Chief of Warren Point; Fortuna Kingston Nv
world Great Northern, Liverpool John Tucker ditto.
9TH Aneville, Bayne and North American ditto.
th ADMIRAL ditto; Adjace and Immaculate at Queens
StGwn. ' - ''
Arrived from Boston 5th, Forest Belle, at Dover
Clyde. D4 D"'0"' III 'he
Sailed for New York 5th Cornelius GrinneIu from
erpOol ' 0 NV
The Volantc, loading at Cardiff, from Montevdeo too
hire 9th August, and was scuttled
--latest via Loudonderryl
Arrived from New York, Ada. at AntUern. Annia n
gan, at Cardiff; Alliance and Carl Johan at Gloucester
Agile and Derwent, at Queenstown.
Falmouth "' N' "
Arrived from Philadelphia, Belladonna, at Queens.
town.
F1on, Wilmer d: SmihI
RESULTS OF MILITARY TAXATION IN HUYGARY-
Such are the straits of the Imperial Excheuuer
that the mere delay in the collection of the Hun
garlan taxes often occasions extreme ipconveni-
ence. There Is no doubt that were the pending
question settled the Diet would Immediately re-
commend the nation to pay up its taxes and as lit
tie doubt that this would speedily be done; for the
system OF resistance is productive of great incon-
venence and expense to individuals, and is perse-
vered in only through patriotic feeling. In most
cases the cost OF board and lodgings of the soldiers
quartered soon amounts to more than the sum due
10 the treasury. 10 some poor towns and villages,
after holding out for certain time the people are
compelled to pay to avoid ruin and starvation for
themselves and antilles. On the other hand, those
who can do 1T without being driven to such ex
tTemltles hold out most staunchly. An instance of
the resolute and almost fierce spirit that anmatas
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