The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-05-23
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER VANDERBILT
Additional Details of the Lat est For
eign Advices.

New York, May 2l.-The steamer Vanderbilt,
with Liverpool dates to the llth (same as already
received per steamer City of Baltimore, via Cape
Race arrived here at noon. The papers contain
some additional items of interest.
The English frigate Curacao, from Annapolis
with Lord Napier on board, arrived at Plymouth on
the 7th
All the English militia are to be called out. and
the channel fleet Is to be augmented to seven hun
dred guns.
The ships Great Britain, Mermaid and Sussex,
from Australia, brought home 1876, 900 ounces of
gold. These arrivals report extraordinary activity
among the miners, and the discovery of new and
promising gold fields.
The French garrison at Rome is to be maintain
ed entire.
Piedmont has laid an embargo on all Austrian
vessels found in Sandman ports. Neutral property
is to be respected.
A revolution expected at Genoa, where
the trrcoor flag has already been hoisted before
the Castle
The Austrians have imposed 300 900 francs con-
tributon on Vercelli.
The subscriptions to the new French loan would
be opened on the 7th Three hundred millions have
been already subscribed.
Barana has raised a loan tf 100000 francs at
Mr.. Leslie the painter, is dead.
a Turin bulletin of the 10th says: A strong
Austrian column under four generals occupied
Strapiana on the sth, but next morning hastily
withdrew.
A despatch of the 9th from Turin says the Aus
trians have advanced from Vercelli towards Buren,
go and Salluzon. They continue to fortfy them
selves on both banks of the river Sesia and at San
Germano the Austrians threw out reconnoiterng
parties which have advanced as far as the head of
the bridge at Capolis, but being here attacked by
our soldiers they withdrew.
TURIN, May 9th.-An official bulletin saws: The
enemy to the number of two thousand men,
after occupying Brela for short time withdrew
Austrian accommodating parties had advanced to
Joreas, but seeing the preparations for defence,
withdrew.
VIENNA, May l0.-An official bulletin SAYS: The
Austrian troops have destroyed the military bridge
at Valenza.
The Independence Belize contains the following:
"Gen. Garibad combining his movements with
Gen Ciallini, has attacked the Austrians at Veral
II, beating them completely, and bringing off three
hundred prisoners"
series of failures had been announced at Vienna
and 1t was feared the number would be augmented
for some tine to come.
The Royal Canadian regiment, formed in Canada
during the late war, is under orders for Corfu.
A destructive fire had occurred at Melbourne
Australia. Considerable stir had been made in the
Hour market at Melbourne by the appearance of
large quantity of American -four in barrels which
was selling at los. higher than at Victoria.
THE LATEST PER VANDERBILT.
SARDINIA EVACUATED BY THE AUsTRIANS
The following is copy of private message to
agent at Southampton, received from London
on the afternoon OF the llth:
OFFICIAL BULLETIN.
TURIN, May lO.-The enemy evacuated Livorne
Tronzano, Santhia, Cavaglia, Salmizola, and Yer
cei and re-crossed the Sesia in great haste leaving
part of the forage, ETC., which they had demanded
behind them.
Yesterday a strong Austrian column, with four
Generals, was at Stropana. This morning they
withdrew hastily from Carasano and StrOpiana.
Presbyterian General AssembIy-Neyv School
WILMINGTON, May 20.-The General Assembly of
the Presbyterian Church On. S. of the United
States, re-assembled this morning.
The Rev. Z. S. Lacy, delegate from California,
was present
The report of the Committee on Foreign Missions
was read by the Rev. John Mcleod, ofPhiladelphia
1t showed that this body is second in the proper
tionate number of its foreign missions and the
amount of its contributions to but of the large
denominations in the country, namely, the Congre-
gationalists The Old School Presbyterians stand
next on the list. The document which is lengthy
was heard with deep interest.
The Rev. John w. Dulles, of Philadelphia read
the report of the Publication Committee which
shows unprecedented progress in sales and contri-
buttons, well as in missions.
Rev. 7. A. Miller, ID. D., of New Y ork, read the
report on education, showing great progress.
No final action taken on these reports.
The Assembly partook of entertainment given
by John X. Latimer. Esq, Of this city.
WHMINGToN, May 2l.-At the session to-day Dr..
Thurston, delegate from Maine, was heard on the
condition of the church in that vicinity.
The overture from the Free Presby yterian church
of Ohio was referred to a special committee of
which Rev. j. F. Sterns, d. D.. was made chair
man.
DR.. Milan read report showing the condition
of the "Church Erection Fund" The fund amounts
to nearly Sl0s,00 The whole number of churches
aided by the funds is 10, representing over $780,
900 worth Of property. The balance subject to
draft is SGT, 1000. The Board report adversely to
the prayer OF the seeding Southern Synod, asking
for partition of the funds.
The Committee of Conference on the American
Home Missionary Society report that the time has
now come to receive final adjustment of the diff
culties, to separate from the COngregationalists
These reports were all referred.