The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-08-28
FIVE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of Steamer Eibernian
AT ErARyTgyY POINT

FARTHER POINT, August 2G.-Tho steamship Hi
bcrnian, from Liverpool at o'clock on the after
| noon OF the 18th, via Londonderry on the 10th
instant, arrived off this point at 81 O'Clock this
| afternoon.
| The dates per the Hibernisn are five days later
than those per the Canadian at Boston.
The steamship Glasgow, from New York, arrived
! at Queenstown at o'clock on the morning Of the
| 18th instant.
The steamship Great Eastern, from Quebec, ar
! rived off HolYhead on the 18th inst.
The steamship New York, from New York ar
| rived at Southampton on the 18th
The ship Suffolk had arrived at Plymouth from
| Melbourne, with geld valued at G42,00O, and 2l5
| passengers.
The fall OF the Minister of Financa was expected.
| The India, China, and overland mail had been
received. News generally anticipated.
| The correspondent Of the London Times at Hong
Kong says the United States ship Hartford bearing
the flag of Flag Officer Stribling is in the harbor,
having returned from the North, that officer l. ndy
| organized the expedition up the River Yangtse,
and made an arrangement with the Nankin rebels
| for the protection OF American property, he
| combines diplomatic with naval functions since tie
departure of Mr.. ward. His direct intercourse
| with TaIbniga has attracted attention. The
| steamers Saginaw and Dacotah were also at
| Hong Kong. The frigate John Adams was az
| Saratur.
The British Minister had to some extent, relaxed
| his prohibitions 30 yisit Pekin.
The lmperiaStS and Rebels continued their
| struggle with varying results.
| The first teas brought down from Ilankow, have
| reached Shsnghae.
The rates OF new teas at Foo Chow continued ex-
treme and the relative nerority of the present TO
| the previous crop is confirmed. Imports were
| without Improvement.
Freghts from Hong Kong to New York Sl03
| Sl2. Exchange has declined to 1864. Exchange
| at Shanghae, Got.
The total exports of tea to America shows de-
crease of over 100000 pounds this year
Il, IaNt, At,, EEr, 4
| great topic OF the day there and every effort was
being made to encourage its increased production.
The Lieutenant-G Governor of Bengal had recon-
| mended the establishment of Governmant factories
! for buying, cleaning &c, on Chillagong Hills, but
! the GovernorGeneral preferred leaving such mat
ters to private enterprise aided by land grants, &c.
Freights firm.
The resolution OF the British Government rela-
! tive to privateers expected to materially re-
move objections TO shipping by American vessels.
Melbourne advices are unimportant The Legis-
! lature had been dissolved in consequence of want
| of confidence in the ministry.
The yield of gold showed slight falling of, al
though the shipments for the half year about equal
| ed that of the same time lasE year
The markets depressed but generally un-
| changed.
A gentleman has reached England furnished with
the necessary funds to send out eleven English
! crcketers to play in Australia.
| 1t is reported that Gen. Della Marmora will en-
ter the Cabinet as Minister of War.
Cardinal Andre, President of the Congregation
GREAT BRITAIN.
At general meeting Of the Galway Steamship
Company, the report of the directors was adopt
@ 9h o TO 4o1S 1osS to
sterling.
The Austrian Archduke NaximiIian, on visiting
Southampton relative to the projected Austrian
Steamship Company, made speech in which he
predicted closer sympabes, commercially ana po-
liticallv, between England and Austria.
Mr.. Roebuck also made speech extollipg the
| init iap al of ha e
The weather in England had again bee ME un-
settled, and there considerable rain in seme
parts.
The weather has been showery in London during
the whole of the morning bat out OF forty stations
FRANCE
The Emperor made speech at the Inauguration
of the new boulevard at Paris, but it was confined
to local topics.
Raw lead is admitted free into France, provided
the articles ma anufac'ured from it are exported.
The Monlieur announces that account of the
National fctc the Emperor has either remitted or
commuted the punishment of the ,233 prisoners
AUSTRIA.
iThe dissolution of the Diet was regarded as al
most certain, as it reported the Cabinet COun-
Gil demanded it, and also that an Imperial mani
feto to this effect would be addressed to the people
of the Austrian Empire
TURKEY.
Omar Pasha has been ordered to act against
Montenegro.
Brazil.
reached Ia
bon. Cnfee was quoted at Sc l00@5S 100 for
good frsts. The shipments the last il are 81 900
bags; stack in port II 600 bags. Exchange 2524
TIE GETTY OF WESTINGHOUSE NEWS.
The special agents of the Cotton-Supply Associ-
alton had reached Egypt, and were to have an in
terview with the Vceroy on thc subject of cotton
: cultivation.
f harvest IN England making great progress.
Rain, however, was falling when the steamer left
t Liverpool.
The harvest in France progressing satisfac-
torilv, hus the wheat crop would be deficient
The Paris Bourse is buoyans at 68f. G0c. for the
Rentes.
n There are again indications ofa solution of the
- Roman question.
i 1t is reported that mixed Italian and French
garrison will soon occupy Rome.
a ITALY.
Baron Ricasol in diplomatic circular, expires
ses belief that Europe will be persuaded of the
right of Italy to the possession of the entire
n GENERAL LINTEILIGENCE.
{ Disturbances had broken out at st. Ubes, anC
: troops from Portugal have been sent to put them
down.
! There was a revival of the troubles at Warsaw
: affairs were threatening.
\ The Bombay mail of JUL u has been received
q The Calcutta mails of July s, Shanghae June 49,
f and Melbourne. June 25, have been teegraphed,
II and due in England on the 10th inst Inc news
i Heavy rains we're taking place all over India,
and there were complaints of damage to the indigo
a rice, sugar crops, &C.
t COMMERCIAL INTELLIG ENCE.
LIVERPOOL, August l5-Cotton-Sales of four days,
20 900 bales including $500 to spectators and eXPor
n tiers. The market closed quiet and unchanged; quota
STATE OF TRADE-The advices from Manchester indi-
e cate an inactive market, but change in prices.
c BreadstufTs Wakefield Nash Co, and Richardson
Spence Il Co, report: Flour duh and declined cd fol
American which is reported at 24s .G27s. 81. Wheat
has declining tendency, and prices are l42d lower;
red Western 9s. 3dGils; red Southern lis ell Cd
=, white Western l2s white Southern lbs 1I3s cd Corn
# 88s Cd
i, Provisons-The same authorities report Beef que
steady Pork heavy but quotations unatered Bacon
quiet and Unchanged Lard very dull and tending down
- ward, quoted 4S65Os; Tallow declining.
Turpentine duh and tending downward sales at ASS Cd
Ashes quiet at 8Os Pots Sugarquiet but steady
~ N'Ge SGeSUS Breadstuts tending downward
"A Sugar steady. Coffee firm. Tea steady Rice firm. Tai
4 ioG American Securitiesno Central Shares ass
ot discount Shares 2i New York Central Shares
V O'@''' LATEsT-vIA LONDONDERRY.
n LIVERPOOL, Aug. l6.-Cotton.-The Brokers' Circua
70 reports the sales Of week at $4,000 bales, ncudin
1000 spectators and $500 to exporters The marke
"a experienced decline of "a. the l4th there bein
IL quite panic but closed quiet but steady the 18th
The sales of Friday to-day estimated 1000 bales
IL including ZOO spectators and exporters The mar
es closed rmer and prices are unchanged as compares
If with those of Friday last The authorized quotation
n. Fair Orleans .........9gd Middling Orleans So
le Fair Upands ..;..S&d. Middling Uplauds 8 5-l6
10 The total stock in port estimated at $4,000 bales,
p which 679 900 bales American.
Id BreadstuGs have declining tendency, principally fC
en- the finer qualities
Provisions dull and dropping.
LONDON, Aug. l6.-The Bank of England mas Feuuce
the rate of interest to 4 y per cent ,oo- ooo
ce The Bullion in the Bank had increased @Ze5 wv
at Consols closed at 90 9OS for money anu
" Illinois Central shares asa discount Erie shares Z4H
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-t unus are urn Si anu S zen
i'll inc nnward The discount market is easier The Bal
of Trad an be 5h reduced its minimum from to 4!
ns ~ 80 b;IIs are taken in the street at Az
lie? iie -nroaI @ MARKETS., Aug. 16At the Corn mark
st, - Ias small attendance Wheat was in moderate d
cb ] Without change value Flour steady at late rate
Nc atoTict Oatmeal dulE Indian Corn unchanged Bea
liza | firm.
large The weather is wet. English and Foreign Whe
Ter are firm at Mondays rate; floating cargoe held abo
nj buyers ideas. Flour off steadily. Indian Co
Oh favor of sellers caused by accounts from
M land about the potato crop Barley firm and cargqes
ed passage sought after Rye wanted ior be
I'D UNI Peas unaltered in value. Oats firm
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