The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-07-20
Arrest OF Alleged secessionisss.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE,
DETAILS BY THE ASIA

FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
DETAILS BY THE ASIA.
ENGLAND.
In the House of Lords on the 4th inst, the Mar
quis OF Canricarde inquired, as Government had
put an end to the Galway contract, what steps
they Intended to take to insure rapid communica-
tion with America which was of the utmost impor-
lance?
Lord Stanley Of Alderey declined to state the
views Of Government while the matter was under
consideration by a Parliamentary committee, and
pointed out that no immediate incopy would
be felt by the discontinuanee of this contract, as
there were three great lines in existence, and tri
weekly communication. He quite admitted the
Importance OF rapid communication via Newfound-
land
In the House of Lords on the 5th instant the ex-
pediency OF carrying out works of irrigation and
communication in India was debated, and the war
IN America was pointed ont of the chief iu-
centives for developing the resources of India
In the House of Commons Sir Robert Peel in
CURED as to the truth of the statement that Spain
had resolved to abandon her claim against Morocco
and to declare Tetuan The property of Spain.
hord John Russell said that since he had inform
ed the House that both Spain and Morocco had ac-
cepted the good offices of the British government.
the Spanish government had been informed that
he did not intend to fulfil the stipulations of
said they must either renew the war or retain NOS
session OF Tetuan. They had taken the latter
course; but as they still ready to receive Of
iers from morocco to comply With the treaty, this
decision could not be considered definite
In the House of Commons on the 9Th ms. tbo
relations between Switzerland and France were de-.
bated, and the necessity for the maintenance Of
the independence of Switzerland was insisted upon
by all the speakers.
The grand national rife match was in nroqrass
at Wimbledon, near London, and would last a
week.
An influential deputation had had an interview
with Lord John Russell and the Duke of Newcas.
tie respectively the subject of the African slave
trade.
The Duke of Newcastle, in reply to the state.
ments made to him, said that he had given every
instruction to the Governors of British settlements
in Africa to do their utmost to encourage native
commerce. The growth of cotton was most i'm.
portant branch of the question, and he hoped that
capitalists would be induced to enter more warmly
into that enterprise
At meeting of the Mexican bondholders ir
London several resolutions were passed. and tn,
presence of naval squadron was urged, and alst
that no subterfuge should be listened to. A depu
tation was to wait on Lord John Russell.
THE ENGLISH 'TURT-THE NEWMARKET swEEPsTAKE
WON BY AN AMERICAN HORSE.
NEWMARKET Course, July 3.-Sweepstakes of 10
sovs each for 2yrolds; colts, Sst 7b.; and fillies
Sst. Alb. The winner to be sold for 200 sovs, i
for 100 sovs., allow 5lb. Chesterfield Course
| subs.
Sst 2lb. (G. Fordham) .............. ..........
Mr. Flutter's Hambeton Lass (fiooJ 7st 1SI6 Ca
Lord Uxbridge's Evangeline, (flOO1 7st i3lb
lChariton)..... ...........................
Mr. Wybrow Robertson's Twinkle, (f2OO,) Sst 4lb
~. Brewtey). ............... ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Betting-7 to against Hambeton Lass and 2to eacl
| against Reporter and Evangeine
Hambeton Lass was the first off, and made stront
running to the foot of the hill, where Reporter 90
to her girths, and after little rousinp he obfanef
| q q. hall 70 tba
cieverly by length. Evangeline and Twinkle fin
ished third and fourth beaten off a long way. The
winner was claimed By Mr.. Flutter.
| FRANCE
The Paris Patrie says:-France is about TO in
| crease the garrison of the frontier towns of III
patrimOny of St. Peter,
| The Prince de Piombino, bearer of the addres
signed by number of the inhabitants of Rome. ne
tltloning the Emperor of the French to Withdraw
his army from that city, had been received bv tn
Minister OF Foreign Affairs On. ThouveneN, bu
simpl y, 1t is said, as private individual and no
as a delegate of the petitioners.
The Paris BourSe on the 9Th of Julv was var,
duli Rentes closed at 67f. 65c.
SWITZERLAND
The Council of the States had voted 100 OO
francs to detray the cost of an expedition to ana1
lor concluding treaty of commerce with tba
country. In the National Council, it was decide,
| to treat the affair of Savoy as an open ouestiop
ana to theoretically protect the rights ofSwi,zer
! land.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor had received deputation fror
the upper house Of the Hungarian Diet. which ha
hungary. A late despatch from F,s., rescFipt
DelIeVed that the conferences the address whic
had taken place between the members of the Hun
garian Diet would result in the unanimous ador
ton by the lower house of the address as
proposed by NJ. Deak
| With regard to hungarian affairs the follOwin
very late advices are at hand by way of Queen:
| town.
-, despatch from Pesth of the 9th of July saws
| Inc upper house of the Hungarian Diet yesterda,
adopted the resolution to send the address to tn
| Emperor in the form originally proposed by N
| Deak Both houses assembled this evening for tn
purpose of signing The address.
| ITALY.
There were rumors of the French HAVING evacu
ated Ciyita Vecchia, and that they were also abos
to eyacuate Niterbo, but they lacked confirmation
Inc Italian Government had granted a subsid
TO an English Company which had undertaken t
| carry ont complete system of postal and passer
ger steam service on the Mediterranean.
Affairs at N apes are represented as still unsettled
and one letter-writer characerizes the disturbance
as the commencement Of civil war, and saws tb
movement appeared to extend itself to the Marche
and Umbria.
The National Loan bill was then passed by "a
against II votes.
RUSSIA.
A monetary crisis in Russia was BECOMING dali
more imminent. Both gold and silver coin ha
| disappeared from the market. Discount had rise
to , per cent, even at which rate money was yer
scarce. The export trade stagnant. A fres
| emission of Treasury bonds, to the amount q
100000 roubles, is announced
Manufacturers were greatly embarrassed, an
some were beginning to close their works. Sundr
companies were winding up their affairs and share
IN general were selling at great losses.
Advices from Warsaw state that in couseouenc
OF important news, an extraordinary council of tn
high functonares had been held in the Governor'
palace at Warsaw. The Saxon and Krasinski Gar
dens in that city had been suddenly transfnrme
into military camp.
TURKEY.
Late accounts from Constantinople confirm tn
belief that the Sultan is determined to carry on
| his projected reforms.
| A Russian squadron, CONSISTING of six vessaIs bo
| arrived Off BeyrOut
Reports had been current of disturbances at IL
rusaiem, but they are cOntradicted by the Pari
| Pdtrie. "
INDIA
The Bombay mails (date not given) had reacha,
Malta, and left there for Marseies on the 18th in
slant. ~" IL
A Calcutta telegram of June IL states that Mr.
LANG, the Chancellor of the Indian Excheouer, ba,
SAILED for England. ""'
| COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
| LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds on the 9Th ver
frmer and Consos closed further Improvement tn
| latest quotations being S9AGs9% for both monav on
account Considerable purchases for investment led +
| the rise. 'e'
In the discount market the demand was active ond t
transactions took place below per cent The tone of
| market was rather more tight. The weekly returns
| the Bank of Englan show a decrease in bullion n
| f572 SS8. " i'h
| Bar Silver is quoted by Messrs Barring Brothers & ca
| at os oi2d, dollars As l0&d. eagles us, nominal
| AMERICAN SECURITIES-Baring Brothers h Go say
the market has been very quiet and quotations are
nominal. United States SIS sold at IL extra dividend
Erie shares sold at D. Illinois Central sold at 50 H3S
! LIVERPOOL MARKETS, July 6 A. M.-Coton-I'he Bro
kers Circular The advices received by the
asian induced both the trade and Spectators to
very freely, and the sales have been large every da,
throughout the week. prices of American descrption
are IN most instances about per dearer than las
FRIDAY The demand for Surats has also been extensive
owing to their comparative cheapness prices hay
advanced Bd3l6d per Id. The sales of the week amoun
ulators took COO and exporters bales Yes
terday friday the demand continued good the sale
being estimated at $1,000 bales 900 being on specua
ton and for export The market closed firm at the fol
lowing quotations:
o-, Fair. Middling
Orleans. S4d. SHd
Mopie. SID. Sd.
Upands...... ........... SID. I'D.
Stock on hand los, 300 bales of which S3s O6O are
American. ~
TRADE AT MANCHEsTER-There is still n want of ami
nation in the market but spnners have obtained gen.
eral advance of I'd, and in instances d. per ID
Sales of Cloth reported at last weeks rates although
advance is demanded and holders generally are firm
Breadstufs.-The weather is unsettled and less favor
able for the crops. Messrs Wakefield Nash Co. report
Flour steady at former rates; sales 25G29s Wheat
steady at full prices and very firm for fine descriptions;
red S. 6dal2s white los I'd 93s per GENITAL. Corn in
fair request and easier to SELL yellow 2ss 3d. white 81 "a