The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-03

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onl,eu states OF America, which show a decrease
on the month of 81 1881 ~N
We give the official table, from which these
hgures are taken. as published in the Customs RiII
OF Entry of the Sth inst 1t furnishes striking and
conclusive proof that the internecine war in Amer
ica concerns us most nearly, and ustifes the deem
interest which we take in the issue Of this uunatu-
raj struggle:
PORT OF LIVERPOOL
Declared value ofBtsh and Irish Goods exported in the
months ending 3Oth June, 1860 and 1861
1860 1881.
! Countries. In 547 ships. In 4S9 ships
Asia and Africa ...........El,270 l30 fl,OI5,77O
Australia and New Zealand.... 233 1856 2s7 .437
| North OF Europe and Baltc.... 2S,793 SO 67
erransan e. Wssrp 1seuds Ieu l.26s,57 11s624s
| n America and West Indies. 2sI2s4 266 487
South America. lid 500 sS6485
Dec. in June, 1861, c2,aSl,7o4 e17l97O s,7aO,288
The London Telegraph regards the Message as
very unsatisfactory, and as reminding it of the
worst compositions that have emanated from the
White House. 1t ridcules and endeavors to refute
| the principal arguments of Mr.. Lincoln
| FRANCE.
Letters from Vichy report the Emperor stl
looking poorly, but nevertheless, deriving benefit
| from the waters OF that place.
NJ. de st. George, formerly Director of the I'M
| peria Printing -oflie', and whose disappearance on
| account of heavy embarrassments has been already
! reported, had been appointed French Consul in
| Australia.
Nj. Edgar Ney had been sent on an extraordinary
mission to Berlin.
The Paris Pays asserts that there is no trutb in
the reports that the French army in Rome is to be
increased.
The Light Cavalry at Paris were beinc nrocticad
IN the rapid establishment Of tcegraphic wires du-
ring supposed engagement. The wires are fixed
| to lances.
The Wontew contains a report addressed bv the
! Minister OF Marine to the Emperor, which is fol-
lowed by an imperial decree approving of the CON-
! clusions of the report, and ordering levy of men
for the navy, as follows: l. From among those SAIL
| ors who have not y6t served the State. O. la case
| OF an insuticiency, from among the class who have
served the shortest time 0f their period of service
Another decree establishes bountes for those
sailors who re enter the navy after their period of
service has expired
There were rumors of the pay of Senator's being
raised from 10000 to $4,000 francs.
The Bourse was inanimate and dropping. Rentes
at 67.75.
ITALY.
Tine NdttondlHies asserts that when King Victor
Emmanuel had read the Emperor Napoleon's letter,
be said, 81 am happy to see that my august ally
approves the line of policy which my Government
has followed. The good news which you bring will
I'LL all true friends of Italy with jOy''
The C0nsistOry which was to have been held at
Rome on the 18th, had been postponed till the 23d
of July
Vienna telegram of the 18th confirms the
statement that Baron Way and Count Szecsen had
rendered their designations, and that the had
been accepted. 1t further says: Count Forpach
has been appointed Chancellor of Hungary. The
Constitution of February is maintained The In
perial rescript in reply to the address will be dis
patched to Hungary Tomorrow"
PRUSSIA.
Further particulars relative to the attempt on the
life of the King state that Oscar Becker, the man
who fred the pistols, is supposed to be a political
lunatc. He twice sauted the King on the prom
enade without any notice being taken of him lie
passed the King a third time, and rushing at him
fired two shots in rapid succession. One bullet pen
etrared the collar of the Kings coat, and tore his
af cltrlfn yft,p,fN . thn rnf
THE ATTEMPTED ASSASSINATION OF THE
KING OF PRUSSIA.
Oscar Becker the who attempted to assassi-
nate the King of Prussia had undergone an exami-
nation. The following declaration found in his
portfoliO:
''My motive for proposing to kill the King of
Prussia is that he is unable to bring about the unity
of Germany; be must then die in order that the
work may be accomplished by another. They
will make sport of when they take me for a
madman account of this action; but must ac-
complish it to render happy the German father
land. OSCAR BECKER,
"Student of Law at Leipsic''
Becker answered questions with perfect GOODNESS
and coectedness, avowing that he should if possi-
Bile, make another attempt to do SO. On inquiry at
Lepsic. it was ascertained that he was Iaborious
student of reserved habits, and that he has rery
few relatives or acquaintances.
Addresses of cOngratulati0n his escape had
reached the King, whereupon he issued the follow
ing proclamation:
''The unequvocal proofs of sympathy that the
authorities and Inhabitants of thus town have given
me on occasion OF the abOIninable attempt COM
mitted against me yesterday and which, by dis
position Of God miraculous merciful, has
failed, have done go3d to my heart and assuaged
the feeling of profound grief which this sign of the
increasing decentralization and forgefuuess of the
laws OF divine and human order necessarily Occa-
sisned me. In thus expressing from the depths Of
my heart by these presents my thanks to the bur-
gomaster and municipal council we'll as the
population, thanks in which the Queen, NV wife,
aDart Ia ty
sand horins enclosed, which the authorities
quested to distribute among them. WILLIAM.
"Baden Baden, July l5."
SPAIN.
The Queen had arrived at Vaadolid and been
warmly received.
Hopes were entertained that the plot of the late
insurrection at Lola would be discovered.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LONDON MoNEY MARKET.--The funds the 18th
opened dull at rather prices but toward the close
quoted 50 u for money, and S9hG90 for account
In the discount market there rather demand
but good bills taken at 5h discount.
The weekly of the Bank of England
favorable The bullion had further decreased to the
Barring Bros & Co. quote Bar Silver at 5s O4d.;
Dollars Is 1OAd nominal Eagles, us They also report
American stocks without change. United States Fives
LIVERPOOL, July 2o.-Cotton-The brokers circular
says There has been throughou the a very
tive demand which further stimulated on wednes
day by the warike tone of the American
sage Holders have however, offered their stocks verv
freely. and, excepting for the lower qualities Ameri-
can which &G914 per III. dearer. quotations can
barely be raised 4 per b' I'D dearer but
other kinds unchanged. The weeks business has
l2 12O bales of which Spectators 6lO
exporters 2 $50 bales The business yesterday FrdayD
computed by the brokers' about II OOJ bales
but other circulars call it 900 TO 20 bales
ket closing at full prices.
Fair Orleans. .S4d.
Fair Mobile.
Fair Uplands .......s%d.
Mddling UpiandS.. ...SBd
Middling Mobile So
Mddling Uplands....
bales, including Amer
lean.
Sellers demand advance of I'd. Cloths, and for
Yarns spinners ask b@Ad advance, which restricts
business
crops but has been rather dull and showery in some
parts Messrs. Wakefield, Nash Co. report Flour
slow and prices firm. Quotations Eos G2Ss. Wheat very
dull considerable reduction the lower qualities
fails to business Red 9s Sd Gllls Cd; white
rates. Yellow 2SS Cd a 29s; white SIS. Cd (d32s. Rich
ardson Spence Co. call Flour Cd ais. down since Tues
day.
Provisions Beef in fair demand at former rates for
new sales of old Pork in moderate demand at barely
rather Butter dull and lower; 75s Gs0s is full
value Cheese in fair demand at low prices. Lard
More doing at 49s. 6dG5ls. Tallow in fair request at
ass l49s.
PRSDucE-spirts of Turpentine quiet at 4Ssa49s. su-
gar ner business checked by the full prices de-
manded Coffee inactive. Rice generally unchanged;
sales of Carolina at 23s 3D. Bark-sale of Philadelphia
at lis. Fish Oils quiet; Cod G35d $50 Pale seal f35;
Sperm, SOS Linseed Oil rather rmer at SJs 9dGSls in
| export casks.
port: English Wheat unaltered. Holders OF foreign
Wheat and Flour anxious to realize and only retail sales
last weeks prices. Iron very dul Bars and Rails,
S5G5 rs Cd. Scotch Pigs, 49s Sugars firm. Tea quiet,
| and unchanged. Common Congou, 10&dlld. Coffee in
gsod demand at full prices. Rice steady spirits iur,
| for los Taow very fat Y. C. declined to Ass At the
Indigo sales prices ruled lower at the close tan at the
| opening owing pressure to sell Linseed OIL In
onired for at Sis. Linseed Cakes in better demand.
| THE LATEST.
by Telegraph to Queenstown.
LONDON, Sunday, July 2l.-The Observer says
| Lord John Russell will retain in his Earl the
name of Russell. He has not the slightest notion OF
! giving up public life.
| Sir G. Lewis will take the War Office Mr.. Card
we'll will have the Chancelorship of Lancaster, Mr..
Fortescus will be Secretary for Ireland. and Lord
| Harrington will fill Mr.. Fortescue's office. 1t is
| understood Lord Palmerston will represent the
| Foreign Department in the House of Commons.
| VIENNA, July 90 Evenibg.-Count Moriiz Ester
hazy has been appointed Minister without portfolio.
| Paris, July 20.-To day NJ Mires lodged an ap-
peal against his trial.
The loss by fire in the property rooms of the
Grand Opera House is estimated at l. 900 900 fran cs
The performance will be interrupted as the scenery
of the pieces to be played this season were in the
Opera House ITSELF
Six persons were injured at the fire.
PEsTH, July 20.-rhe Pesther Loud of TO-DAY
says Counts Apponyi and Maylath will for the pre-
sent remain at their posts.
Count Forgach, the Chancellor of Hungary
has declared to the Council of the Aulc Court hi.
determination to act according to the wishes of the
nation and the Constitution.
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