The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-17
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIAN AT FAR
THEIR POINT.

FARTHER POINT, July 15.-The steamship Hiber-
MAN, from Liverpool on the 4th and Londonderry
on the 9Th, passed here this evening at o'clock.
She passed the Nova Scotian on Sunday night.
She had 4G cabin and l22 Storage passengers.
The Americans in London celebrated the Fourth
of July by breakfast. at which DR.. Patton, of
New York, presided Minister Adams sent a SYM
pathetic letter, but not present.
| Mr.. Randall, Q. c., the Solicitor General,
| will become candidate for the representation Of
Richmond and Yorkshire, which is vacant by re-
Mr. Lover NJ. p, has published pamphlet eut
tied "Austria, her Position and Prospects," The
object is to establish line of steamers from South
ampton to Trieste, under an Austrian guaranty.
The Posts correspondent at Rome SAYS the Pope
had recovered sufficiently from his indisposion to
celebrate, last Saturday, the Pontifcal Mass in St
Peters, long and fatguing service in honor Of
that apostle, the patron of Rome.
a meeting to raise a memorial fund in behalf of
the late mir. Braidwood's family was held at the
Mansiou-House yesterday. The Lord Mayor pre-
sided.
The Italian Government has granted subsidies to
an English Company, which has undertaken COM
plete system of postal and passenger steam service
on the Mediterranean; the Company to be allowed
to erect wharves and landing places, thus avoiding
for the first time on the Mediterranean, the using
OF smaboats for the landing of goods and passen-
gers but passengers are to be exempt from pass
port regulations
The Daily News denounces the Belgravian let
tiers which have appeared in one of its contempo-
raries as offence against good taste, and cau-
minious caricature of English social and domestic
life.
1t is the intention of her Majesty to visit Ireland
toward the latter end of August.
BlRkENHEAD, Friday.-The mail train arrived
here at O'Clock this morning. At short distance
from Rugby, while proceeding at a rate of about
thirty miles per hour, the boiler suddenly blew up
forcing all the carriages off the rails and down an
enbankment. Several passengers were severely
shaken and injured. The post-oflice was smash
ed TO atoms, and the stoker had both legs blown off
and his life despaired off.
The Times city article of Thursday evening SAYS:
There were numerous Investments yesterday on the
part of the public, and for the first time for several
weeks consols exhibited sustaining symptoms of
animation. The 4th of the month has passed off
without pressure, and the demand was moderate
both in the Bank of England and the discount mar
ket. About $4,000 in bar gold was bought by the
Bank yesterday, while O,00O soveregDs were with
drawn for America.
The Railway market was depressed the whole
day.
LONDON, June 5, 1S61.-Tbe weather is showery
and mild. The arrivals pretty liberal. A bet
ter line of trade, but nothing dearer than on Mon
day last
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-Sales of the week l5S 600
bales including 600 to spectators and 25 900 expor
ers the market active both for trade and speculation
and all qualities higher in consequence of the Australia
SLAMS advces reaching in most advance of I'd
The sales on Friday estimated at 900 bales, inclu
ling 900 for speculation and export closing at the
Orleans. Mobiles Uplands
N Mi@rdiiii;.;;...'...'..'....,ss2 * 81
S;o in port Jos goo bales, including sSs 900 bales of
merican.
eady with better demand in consequence
weather.
Provisions generally were dull.
L,oNpoE July 5-Consos closed at S9E for money and
'9% GS9S for account.
Bullion in the Bank of England had decreased during
he week f572, goo.
AMERICAN sEcuRITIEs.-N. Y. Central 3sE@as dis,