The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-07-01
By mail from New York we have the following
additional news received by the Arabia:
THE WAR

By mail from New York we have the following
additional news received by the Arabia:
THE WAR.
An Austrian bulletin dated Verona 18th ssr
the different corps darmee took their allotted posi-
tions unmolested by the enemy
The division of Gen. durham alone sustained \
night at Castinodolo with Garibaldis bands, which
although amounting to 200 men, with four pieces
OF cannon, were repulsed by the Austrians
| Vienna letters say the corps Harmee commanded
| by the Archduke Charles were beginning to leave
for Italy. The third corps, under the Archduke
| tria to Trieste.
thirteenth Austrian corps d'arnee was about to
be formed and was also destined for Italy
| second Austrian extraordinary levy is to be
terminated by the 18th of September and the
standard military stature of the men reduced
1t is stated that the King of Sardinia had order
| ed the arrest of Colonel of one of the Sandman
regiments for having, contrary to discipline and OBJ
man Legation.
Garibaldi when at Milan had interviews with the
| Emperor and King of Sardinia.
Inc allied troops are all to be put in movement
| 10 invest the Austrian fOrtresses. Prince Napo-
poleon with his force will proceed without DELAY
towards Lessespo to support the right wing of the
| French army.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The official documents relative to the postaI con-
tract with the Galway line are published The ser
wee Will not commence till June, 1860 The pov-
ernment had refused to dispense with the condition
requiring communication with New York via New
foundland, in six days
The work on the Great Eastern was ronidlv s,ro
gresslng and there is doubt that she will be fin
| lshed and at sea before the end of September
The Times city article of Friday evening saws
me nghSh funds have been languid day, but
without any material decline general increase of
anxiety being observable with regard to the tone of
continental opinion on the probable extension of
the war. In the foreign exchange this afternoon.
there was no change. In the discount market the
lew bills negotiated were below 212 per cent
LATEST
The West India mail steamer had arrived with
more than half million sterling in specie but in
Guiding more from Mexico.
FRANCE.
The Paris BOurse tended downwards and on the
18th Rentes closed at 62f Coo. for money, and G2f
45c. for account.
The Noniteur would soon publish decree confer
ring promotion, honOrs and crosses on nearly n
thousand persons for military services in italy,
IL was reported that the Generals under PelGs-
ser are forthwith to repair to their respective sta
uens, and 1t was considered not improbable that
the army now called the army of the East would
soon be denOminated the army of the Rhine.
Inc French army Of observation on the Rhine
frontiers numbers seventv-one thousand.
AUSTRIA.
An Imperial decree proclaims that the public will
receive for the interest the national loan now
due, either bank notes at l25 forns for every 100
HORNS, or second government bonds redeemable
with compound interest in five years.
Commercial letters from Vienna describe the
financial condition of Austria ofcOmplete bank
ruptcy.
RUSSIA.
letter from St. Petersburg saws if Prussia al
lows herself to be goaded into menacing steps, Rus
and send detachments of her feet to the Prussan
Baltic ports.
TURKEY.
1t is said that the 18th of June was the day ap-
pointed for the rising in European Turkey.
The political ferment in Servia was increasing.
GREECE.
Demonstrations in honor of the French victories
had taken place in Greece.
VERY LATEST.
by Telegraph from London to Lirerpooll
LONDON, June Is, lS59-A. M.-Kossuth has left
London for Paris with French passports On Mon
day next he will arrive at Genoa, where becom-
ing reception awaits him. He will have an audi
ence OF Napoleon, but grounds exist for the re-
port in circulation as to his plans.
An amnesty has been granted to the political
prisoners at Naples on the strong remonstrance of
Mr.. Elliott the British Minister.
The Times in its city article of last evening
quotes advices from Frankfort, which state that
the German Confederation understood to have
resolved that so 900 men, namely-4O 900 Prussiaus
and 10000 Austrians shall be stationed on the
Rhine
There were also strong rumors that Prussia will
issue some decisive announcement in the course of
a few days.
According to the prevalent conjecture, peace is
to be proposed to the Emperor Napoleon on certain
conditions and if these refused Germany is to
enter into the war. Under these circumstances
there is great anxiety and stagnation in all CONNER
cal cities.
The Times also says that Russia is making vast
warlike preparation at all the naval depots. The
Nova division of the fleet is reported to nu mber So
hrst class ships and the Baltic feet 35 sail of the
line, OF which IA (screw, are at Cronstadt.
The Times accounts for the recent shipm ents of
gold from st. Petersburg to London as payment for
machinery made in America and elsewhere Large
Russian orders are lying still unexecuted in Eng
land IS
The Times adds to its list of Ministers tn. fol-
lowing Under Secretaries: - ~