The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-11
Further by the North Briton,


1t was stated in Paris that the new Sultan of
Turkey would make daring attempt tn rouse the
long dormant energies of the Mussulman popula-
ton, by working their fanaticism, and that the
Christians will be the first to feel the effect of the
change of the rulers
GREAT BRITAIN
A IL the morning papers have leaders on Mr..
CObden's speech
The London Times says he has modified his views
considerably IN the national deftnces, and contro-
Verts, In friendly tome, some opinions, on which
the London Times still differs from him.
The London Herald speaks of Mr. Golden as an
agent of the Emperor Of the French.
The London Post he has probably no sort of
evidence in support of his assertion that the French
navy is now largely oa the increase, is this the
only point Of issue. Before many years shall have
passed, Spain and Italy may have navies. and a
Spanish navy used commonly to be but French
maritime auxiliary.
The London Daily Ne,cs has two leaders on Mr.
Golden and his speech.
The London Post says it is rumnred that either
Mr.. Justice Wightman or Justice Hill will retire
to make way for the present Solicitor General, and
that il that arrangement should be carried cut, Mr.
RGundeli falmei, IN all probability, will become
Attorney General, and either Mr.. Collier, Mr..
MglUr or MIR. G. Denman, Solicitor General
The North Briton brings 2S6 passengers and
$3.50, 900 in specie
Straits of Belle Isle
Rumors aioat that the Pope's health is in
worse condition than people generally suppose.
AUSTRIA.
1t is doubted whether Austria will receive the
hungarian deputation. 1t is quite clear that the
requirements contained in the address will not be
granted. The departure of the Empress under such
circumstances throws a gloom over Vienna.
EUROPEAN SHIPPING.
Arrived from New York, Flying Eagle, al Cadiz;
Benedction, at Hong Kong; &. Hubut and New
lork, at Havre; 7. Harwood at Deal; Courier at
Liverpool.
Arrived from Boston, A!varado, at Table Bay.
Arrived from New Orleans, Galena, at Eavre;
Orazmbo and lllustrious, at Liverpool
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LONDON, June 2s.-Consos S93. The bullion in the
no Central shares at 80 39H discount and Erie sh
81.
LIVERPOOL. June 2S.-Cotton n-The Brokers' circular
reports the sales Of the week at $4,000 bales including
1900 to speculators and $500 to exporters The
ket closed firm with advancing tend, ncy The sales
to-day friday estimated II 900 bales, of which
1000 are to spectators and exporters. The market
closes firm at the following quOtatOns:-Fair Orleans
81 middling Orleans, Sd fair Mobile, sgd mddling
Uplands Ad The stock port is estimated l24, 900
bales, of which S34 coo American.
BreadstufS.The weather has been favorable for the
crops. BreadstutS, however, steady, though quiet
Provisions dull.
The Canada off Cape Race.
ST. JOHNS, N +. july 9-1he steamship Canada,
from Liverpool on the 10Th, via Queenstown on the
5oth, passed Cape Race at 4 o'clock, p. NJ. on
Monday, Sth instant. Her masts first
press was pulled alongside but the men could not
her whistle all the time. which no doubt drowned
the sound of her guns. The boat was almost under
,he'paddIes. The Canada will be due at Halifax on
w Wednesday