The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-09-11
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA OFF CAPE RACE.
Six Days Later from Europe.

ST. JOINS, N. F, Sept. 9.-The K. NJ. steamship
Africa, from Liverpool August 3lst, via Queens
town September lst, arrived of Cape Race at half
past six O'Clock this morning. She boarded by
the news yacht of the Associated Press, and the
following summary of news was obtained.
The dates per the Africa are six days later than
those already obtained.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The London Gioje announces that the army in
Canada is about To be reinforced by 90, 500 men
during the month.
The Times editorally calls on the Government to
strain every nerve to develop the cultivation of
cotton in India. Elsewhere, it says, that it be-
eves that thero will be no lack of will TO assist the
enterprise the part of the Government, if the
merchants and manufacturers will point out the
way. The Government will waive all scruples
when the prosperity Of the country and the exist
ence of millions are at stake.
The Daiiy Ncrs, in an article on fugitive slaves,
concludes that The Federal cause is EenceOrth to
be clearly identified with the abolition of slavery.
Queen Victoria had left Ireland for Bamoral.
West India adviCes had been received, via Eng
land, stating that the privateer Sumter had taken
and sunk forty vessels, causing great excitement
It was reported that Lord Monk would succeed
Sir Z. Head Governor of Canada.
FRANCE.
The Emperor Napoleon has gone to Biarritz
1t was stated that the Emperor's interview with
the King OF Prussia wcuId not take place until al
ter the latter's coronation.
The Imperial Court &C Appeal has modified some
of its findings, but the sentence in the case of Count
Simon is confirmed.
Wheat and corn to be admitted into the ports
OF France, temporarily, free of duty.
The Paris Bourso Hat at Gsg S5c.
ITALY.
An important diplomatic circular has been pub
lished by Baron Ricasoli, explaining that the pre-
vailing brgandisn near the NeapOtan Provinces
is inspired from Rome, and asserting that the Gov
ernment will not pause in its efforts for the unity
of Italy.
Cardinal Antonei is preparing a reply to this
circular.
A pamphlet on ''Rome," issued in Paris, asserts
that, if the Papal Government persists in refusing
the guarantee offered for the independence of the
Holy See, the people Of Rome must be appealed to,
and that if they elect Victor Emanuel King, the
French troops on the following day will be re-
lieved by the Italian troops.
HUNGARY.
The Hungarian question continued to be debated
in the Lower House of Riechsra.h.
The Upper House had agreed upon address to
the Emperor, who expressed his sincere satisfaction
at the patriotic sentiments thereof.
RUSSIA.
deputatou from Finland, en- route for Stock
holm, to demand separation from Russia, had been
arrested by the Russian authorities.
POLAND,
new rescript by the Emperor of Russia to the
Governor OF Poland is very conciliatory in tone.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE
Arrived from New York, August 27.-Orpheus at Bre-
2Sth, the North America at do 2oth Penusy lvaua
Arrived from New Orleans, August 81, Cypran Queen
Sailed for New York. August o. Ben Lomond from
Sunderland; 10Th, Queen Of the East from Liverpool;
Both, F. A Palmer, from Deal
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
FiG Queenstown
QUEENSTOWN Sept. ARRIVED from New York Bal
kan at Cardiff Orpheus, at Bremerhaven; Salon. at Lis
hon; Economist, at Greeuock; Frate and Mischief at
Queenstown; New Orleans, at Liverpool; Baltimore and
Mermione at the Isle of Wight
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
MAI h.. Rr,Ep lar
reports the sales Of Cotton in the Liverpool market for
the week 10000 bales The market has been active
at an advance IS sd. per ID. The sales speCula
tors reached 600 bales and to exporters 10 900 bales
The sales Friday were $1,000 bales, including 600
to specuators exporters The market closed huoyant
the The following are the authorized gu a-
tions: az.
mlddiing
Mobile fair ........'....'''.''''..'''.' S@9.
CplandS ialr
mddiing & 80 ~"
including 55S 900 bales of American descriptions
STATE OF TRADE ~ MANcHEsTER-Ths Manchester
adyices are favorable the market for both goods and
yarns being firm, though rather quiet
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET The BreadstuGs
market was generally quiet and steady Messrs Rich
ardson, Spence Co, Bg!and, Ahya Co. ard others,
report in consequence of the continued favorable weather
Cd ass Id for red Western lis for red southern lis Cd
for white Western, and lis 9d.lGl2s cd for white
Southern. Corn firm at trihing advance on all sorts
sales mixed and yellow at Dos Cd G@OS, and white at
3IGS4s.
mort Reef dull with decline the lower qualities
Pork active at advance Of cd Bacon sti declining
Lard steady at 46G49s Tallow firm at tring advance
on all qualities. Rice quiet at sos.
LIvpRPooL PRoDUCE MARKET The Brokers' Circular
reports Cod Oil steady at E33d34. Linseed Oil firm at
23s Rosn-Common huoyant at tritiing advance and
selling 9s. Id Spirits of Turpentne active at SOS
LONDON Markets -Breadstuhs steady. Wheat 56 %
sos Flour 24s. Cd d(G2S'. Cd Tea-Common Congou lOs
GlId Coffee tending upward. Rice active spirits oil
Turpent1e excited % s6 Tn Tao ifSS r at as Cd Linseed
Cakes buoyant and advanced q Cd la5S Llnseed on
scarce and held at SIS Cod Oil duh at tS4 Sperm OIL
dp ToSpoS al MONEY closed Friday at
e Bank rate of discount has been reduced to four per
The weekly of the Bank of England shows in
AMERICAS sTocks-NO sales of American stocks
LATEST COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
| Via Queenstown, by Telegraph from LirsrpooL
LIVERPOOL. Sunday, Sept THE steamship Africa
/ takes out to America E25, 500 in specie.
The steamship Europa, from Boston via Halifax, ar
rived at this port yesterday -..-,.. ,s....-,.u,
Cotton.-The sales of cotton yesterday Saturday
were 10 900 bales, the market closing firm at Fridays
| prices.
| Breadstufs s-The market is firm.
The Provision market rules dull.
LONDON Saturday evening August 3l.-Consols closed
H%gRIcAy STOCKS The latest sales of American stocks
are as foows-Erie shares, 22&@28Hi Illinois Central
HAvRE CoTroY MARKEr-The cotton market is active
with triHng advance, mainly on the Inferior
The sales of the week foot up 10 600 bales @ oo6 bs,es
llef bas ll5f. The stock in port Is -1o-o' ~
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CoNrEDERArEs HoNoELas year year Lieut?Rant a;1tan
D. a. belaE ue - Noyember election, evidence OF
shorty aIusb broke out in Fayetteville, n C. Maj.
1Ps Sss with sonsay Rsg;
dered 10 nos nnder their command. Shortly after,
states sdeyson resigned and joined the Conederates
iaavpS lawns Lieutenant Delagnel in entire command.
His His sympathies were known to be with the south;
he aid not, however, entirely forget his duty as
, military officer. He hired vessel, and brought
! his company back to Fort Hamilton, and finally
TO Washington. His company being under tne