The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-19
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE CITY OF WASHINGTON,
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The --latest from the Seat of War.

New oRE, July l8-The steamer City of Wash
ington from Liverpool via Cork, with dates to the
18th instant Zone day later, arrived here this
evening.
THE LATEST FROM ITALY.
A battle was daily expected on the Adige at last
accounts.
Ancona has been declared in state of siege
Per telegraph from London to Queenstown, we
have the following:
LONDON. July THE Paris correspondent Of the
London Times says, the Minister of War and Mar
shall Pelisser have had another conference for the
purpose of creating measures to complete the or
ganization of the army of the East
An eighth division is in course of organization at
Lyons, to reinforce the army in Italy.
A telegram fro Trieste dated July 7th, saws ad-
vices from Naples to the 2Sth ult., announce that
legal proceedings have been taken against secret
political society at Messna, and several arrests
have been made. Advices had also been received
from Ancona to the 3Oth of June. Genl Cattermat-
ter had taken command of the town and declared it
in a state of siege. general disarmng of the cii-
Zens had also been ordered.
An address from the Sandman Admiral TO the
eople of Messina had been issued.
The Paris correspondent of the London Times
says that letters from the headquarters of Prince
Napoleon state that another great battle was ex-
pected on the banks of the Adige.
The Austrians are believed to have two hundred
thousand men in line.
French battalions organizing at Paris for
italy,
The London Times also says the French will act
only on the offensive.
Reliable information had reached Vienna that
Garrbaldi's men had violated Tyrol by entering
the Tonae pass. Prince WindischgratZ has been
sent to Berlin to acquaint the Prussian govern
ment with this fact.
Frankfort letter announces that the Austrian
government, having been compelled bv the battle
tSoerino to despatch to the theatre of war those
troops which it had in reserve on the Tyrol that
province being consequently menaced by the in
Vasion OF Garribaldis corps, it intends to propose
to the Diet. In virtue of the treaty with Venice
which requires the German States to guarantee
each others German territory to send the German
armv into TvrOl.
kossuth has issued a proclamation calling the
Hungarian nation to arms to struggle for liberty,
and he announces that he will soon be among
them.
The hra'ide Russo discusses the possible compli-
cations OF the war. Russia. it says, has called out
an army of three hundred thousand men, which will
be reinforced by federal contingent of hun
dred and fifty thousand men: and it is with such an
enormous display of force that she proposes to
offer her mediation to France and to hasten
the conclusion of peace. But such an armed
mediation constitutes part of an ultima
tun. Is not France entitled to reply that
the conditions of peace ought to be proposed by all
the great powers conjointy y-not by Prussia alone:
and that such an armed mediation made bv single
! power is equivalent to a declaration of war; But
when to maintain the Austrian possessions in Italy,
German army of one million men shall be put in
| hotlon 10 attacK FRANCE can LORD PalmerStOn $
and Russell's administration remain Indifferent
! spectators OF a new confederation. The English
ministry will most certainly not allow a new war
to begin without first exhaustng all her powers
| of persuasion.
| FRANKFORT, July Cit is stated that the propo-
sails made by Prussia on the extraordinary sitting
of the Federal Diet, on the 4th, were the follow
! ing: First, the junction of the ninth and tenth
| corps ddrlee to the Prussian army.
Second.-The appointment to the command in,
and of the four non-Prussian and non Austrian
corps Parmee.
! Third.-Tbe placing of all the reserve contingent
! troops in readiness to march.
| BERNE, July 6.-News has been received here
from BornuO that corps of three to five thousand
| Tyrolese Chasseurs has been threatening the Vat
tege, but several columns of Garrbaldi's and Cial-
dams corps had repulsed them from Bornuo and
driven them far asthe first canton of the Stelvia
| The Austrians suffered severely.
1t was reported in England that the British mail
steamers had been requested to prepare to carry
| armameuts.
FOREIGN MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL July cotton sales of Wednesday esti-
mated at Is 900 bales nearly all of which
! all qualities have slightly advanced
The market to day. Thursday, closed firm hut quota
tions are nominal Corn is very duh with increased
demand for yellow. Provisions close dull but the market
is generally unchanged Consols closed at London at %
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