The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-16

e hpr" atlerston said that there considerable
d amount OF forced labor these works Th
d men were paid literally for their work but the
y were brought to the spot forcibly
II a debate on Navy matters took place Mr.
e ibnIay ,bn Ea sa,d there was desire the part o
. - ~ ~ "oVe rnment to come to unders stand
o uS T,th England with regard to their respective
'a lofces' and he urged the Government to NEE
5 Lord Pamerston pointed out IN ir,nro
OF any such arrangement with one Power All
n naval Powers would have to be parties to such .
proceeding. ~
Mr.. Griffith asked whether there was snv in.
tenton on the part of the Government to allow
any European Power to obtain possession uf Tatpar
or any part of the coast nf Morocco in the Medi
terraneaD, with reference to the security of the
fortress OF Gibraltar.
Lord Palmerston said the Moorish Government
belng unate to pay the agreed upon under the
treaty OF peace with Spain it had given rise tn
long negotiations and protracted occupation of
netuan hy spanish forces. In point Of fact, Mr..
nay had gone to Morocco for the purpose of assist
ing to arrange the matter; but there was no reason
|" supnose that the Spanish Government intended
10 retain permanent possession of Tetuan; they
only held 1t until the conditions we're fulfill upon
which peace had been restored between the two
countries.
The English journals generally decidedly di5coun-
tFance any subscription to the American loan
Cores liverpool Adrertiser says:
1t must be borne in mind that the North, in
losing the South, would be greatly Impoverished,
ri
lor Its 6Teadsu5 its manufactures and its i'm port
| cd goods on which its revenue is chiefly based
and rs heavy income tax would not be tolerated
1t Is quite clear that satisfactory security can
ne ohered 70 European capitalists fer this United
States war loan.
The London Times gives place in its CITY article
10 an anonymous letter, calling attention to the
Pro9"sGo American loan, and suggesting that Brit
| ISL sunlects taking part in it will offend the
neutrality proclaimed by Government The Times
editorially, appends the following coinmenl:-"The
annexed communication relates to the possibility of
an attempt to rase portion of the proposed rner-
lean civil war loan in this country. is not to be
supposed, however, that any houses of influence
would be found willing to act as agents in such an
| operation, trauGht, as it would be, with every ee-
ment of danger to the Subscribers, well as to our
friendly relations with the Union, whenever it shall
be rehabtated by the return, either compulsory
| or voluntary, of the Southern States
Iae Morning Adrcrttser asserts that it is assured
| by well.iniormed correspondent that the North
| ern States OF America have made an agreement by
which it is inteuded to ignore all bockades and to
put vessels off the psrts to collect the dues on the
| part Of the North against all tradersf?)
Mr.. Ten Broeck's American horse Starke, after
running second for the Goodwood stakes on the 3lst
succeeded, on the following day, in winning the
Goodwood cup. The race was fine one, as Starke
only beat the Wizard bv a head. The American
horse Optimist third (three lengths behind),
and ThormaBsby was fourth. The American horses
had the usual liberal allowances in the weights
carried their English competitors, and
movement was on foot to modify these allowances
to foreign bred horses.
FRANCE.
The Pdtre gives report that the French and
| English equsdrons will remain Off the cosst of
| SYRIA until next winter.
| The Paris correspondent of the London Times
regards the present dispute between Gen. Goyon
and Monsgr de MerOde the forerunner of the
solution OF the Roman question
The Bars Bourse, on the Cd, was firm, and rentes
closed at 6S 20.
ITALY.
The private subscriptions to the Italian loan
amounted to 963 600 francs. Among the prin-
cpal subscribers there RDthschiId of Paris, for
$50, 900 600; Belinda and Bambaroux OF Turin, for
l23, 900 600
A despatch from General Cialdini announces that
during the last three days the Reactionists had
attempted combined and simultaneous move
meut in several provinces, but had been every
where defeated.
The Haiia says the Archbishop of Naples had
been removed as precautionary measure. He had
gone to Givita Vecchia.
The Italian Government had determined to
withdraw the permission accorded tn the Swiss,
lately in the service of the King of Naples, to
main at Naples The Swiss Minister at Turin had
energeticay protested against this, as it was one
of the conditions of the cspitulation at Gaeta that
the Swiss might remain at Naples.
1t reported that SignOr Scialoa was about
10 rss'2n j. - correspondent OF I've ondon Uorning
Herald is assured hat NJ. Pieri spent the rst half
Of July making all the necese airy arrangements in
the Island of Sardinia for general vote on the
annexation question, ana that french agents
busily employed upon the same subject at the lat
est dates.
PORTUGAL.
The War bulge. had been carried through the
Curtes
The Italians in Lisbon we're making arrange
ments for a solemn high mass for the soul of Ca
your, but the ecclesiastical authorities strong
ly opposing the movement.
SPAIN.
The number of persons imprisoned in consequence
OF the late outbreak at Lola was 339.
AUSTRIA.
semi-oflicial article gives denial to the rumor
OF loan.
The Jewish quarter of the city of Prague was
again, the night of the 1st instant the scene of
Disturbances in which several persons were wound
ed. The Synagogue and some houses were dam
aged. FOrty-iive people were arrested.
POLAND.
Advices from Warsaw assert that the office of
Governor General of Poland will be suppressed.
General Lambert, the Military Governor, will be
entrusted with the portfolio of the Interior. 1t is
also asserted that General Leprandi will be appoint
ed Commander in Chief Of the army of the King
dom of Poland, and NJ Wilopolski, President of
the Council Of State. The celebration of any
funeral services in honor Of the late Prince Adam
CzartarySki, had been prohibited at Warsaw.
MONETARY AFFAIRS
LONDON MONET MARKET.-The Bank Of England
the lst inst reduced its minimum OF discount from
! to per cent The movement fully anticipated,
/ and consequently produced no effect on the funds.
| The weekly returns Of the Bank OF England show
increase in the bullion of G476dl The total amount
| held being raised to El2lg6TyS
The funds the I'd steady and Saturday, the
3d. there variation. Cousos closed that after
noon at 9oG G90F for both money and account.
There had been rather more demand FOR money att
reduced rate Choice bills were negotiated in the open
market at An per cent.
REDUCTION in the rate Of discount by the Bank of
| France considered not improbable.
The Bank Of Turin had reduced its rate from to per
| cent.
The London Fire Insurance Companies had reduced
their enhanced rates in wharf and deck property &C. by
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, August s, P. M.-Cotton-The Brokers'
Circular says-"Thc late excitement in the market has
suhsded and the demand this week has daily diminished
the sales yesterday heing only 600 bales Holders of
American generally however, firm, and the quota
The weeks business has been 60 $40 bales including
bales taken by spectators and 911O by exporters
Yesterday friday the sales about COO bales, in
Guiding 1000 speculation and for export the market
closug quietly at the following quotations
Ear Ear 3Tlians, ,s Miadilnggs Midiiings
Fair Uplands :, ...SA .Middlings. s. led
S took hand, 100000 bales of which 73S oCO
American.
very dull today the sales only reaching 5000 bales,
including 500 to spccuators and exporters Yesterdays
| quotations continued.
Trade at Manchester is steady, although under the in
of the quctrr onc at Liverpool buyers mac
tive, and in some instances might obtain goods at slight
| BreadstuGs-The weather has been unsettled and
considerable quantity of rain has fallen Messrs Rich
ardson, Spence Il Co, Wakefield, Nash & Co.. BiRland,
Athya Co, and others report Flour quiet and uual
prices from 2ls Cd (d2Ss. cd. Wheat firm,
and for qualities Is. I'd. per Genital deaer; red
Western 9s Sd G0s; Southern lis 4d dlls. Cd white
Western l2s; Southern l3s (dlSS. Cd Corn firm and
held for slight advance, particularly old mixed which
is scarce The quotations Mixed and yellow 29s }
5Os; white Sis a 52s. Cd per quarter.
Provisions The authorities quote Beef firm, for
good qualities but inferior neglected Pork dull, and
easier buy. Bacon in better demand but prices if
ANYTHING rather lower. Lard dull and shade easier
prices range from AIS 3D. to 49s The stock is large,
reaching nearly 1900 Tallow sells at AIS cd for
Butchers Association. Cheese is in good demand, and
/ tho ct c q
ProduceThe Brokers Circular reports Ashes firm at
29G30s for Pots the spot and 29s to arrive, and Sl
33s for Pearls Rosin quiet at 7d7s Id for common,
Is Adj lOs for low good medium and Ia los Tor hne
Spirits of Turpentine in retail demand only at AIS down
to 46s Sugar fair demand at former rates hoiasses
easier for fine Coffee dali Rice in fair demand at pre-
yious rates Barksaies of Philadelphia at los from the
ouay and Baltimore at 9s. LinSeed Cd. ais lower Lin
! seed oil steady at 3ls Cd Fish Oils inactive
! LONDON MARKETs.-Messrs Barring Bros Co report:
English Wheat firm, and foreign selling at full prices,
! under the demand for France White American 57Gh9s
red 5OG5Ss Flour 24s Cd G27s Iron very dull; G5(0
f5 2s Cd bars and rails; Scotch Pig 49s Coffee is
steady Sugar opened fat but closed firm It full prices
| lid. Rice is quiet AMI unchanged. Spirits of Turpen
tine lower-senG at 49s in casks; Rough Turpentine
| nomnally los. Tallow firm; y. c. AIS Linseed cakes
advanced f10 los for New York barrels and Gl0
for in bags. Linseed Oil 32s the spot and in
moderate supply. Fish Oils nominal; Sperm G94; Cod
$50. Bar Silver 5s. ad Mexican dollars As. 1OSd.
| Eagles 77s.-nominal
AMERICAN SLcURIrIEs.-Mes Barring. Bros. Co..
say very little doing The United States sold
| at II. Virginia 6's at AZ.
Latest
| Saturday afternoon, August 3.-To-day's quotations
| are-Ere shares 27(G27H. Illinois Central Son ga us
| New York Central 7lG73 -.
| LIVERPOOL, August 3, p. M.-There has oeen no s @ @
ness in Breadstufs to-day, hut under 'he ans '
heavy rains last night rather frmer tone Pre'a''''
Provisions unatered ,runr P~n,xc Ar,
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