The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-10
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Interesting Details of Previous Ac.
counts from the Seat of War.

New YoRK, June 9-The steamer Africa from
Liverpool, with advices of the 2sth ult., anticipa
ted by the steamer Argo at ST. Johns arrived this
morning at 10 o'clock.
There is nothing important from the seat OF
war; in addition to what has already been
published, beyond the further details of the battle
Of Montebello. The Austrians profess satisfaction
at the result General Gyulai says his loss was two
hundred and ninety killed and seven hundred and
eighteen wounded, and two hundred and eighty
three missing. He says the French mum.
bered forty thousand men, but abstained
from all pursuit Count Stadion, the commander
of the Austrian forces, wounded.
Some of the French accounts still assert that
there were not much over 900 French troops en-
gagged. Others estimate the number at about
$4,000 men.
Popular risings in favor of Sardinia in some parts
OF Parma are reported.
There is a vague rumor, via Vienna, that Prince
GortschakOff, the Russian Foreign Minister, has
resigned because the Emperor refused to carry out
his engagements with France.
ALEssANDRIA, May 27.-The situation of affairs
affords nothing new to speak of. Six thousand Aus
trians concentrated at Camerlata.
Railway communication between Camerlata and
Milan is interrupted and also the telegraph lines
rom COlico to Lecco, and through Vattelline.
TURIN, May 27.-Austrian steamers are cruising
about Lake Maggoire threatening the country on
the banks of the lake. The inhabitants being in
arms offer resistance to the menaces of the enemy.
The steamer Radetzki appeared before the town Of
Canoddio and fired a few shots without effect,
but the discharges from the small arms of
the National Guard soon compelled her to bear
away again.
private message announces that General
Garibaldi occupies strong position near Wares.
Yesterday evening Count De Salmone departed
for Naples.
TURIN, Saturday.-At Langhipano. in Parma, the
people had risen and pronounced for the King of
Sardinia. General Ribetti, with the Tuscan troops,
military engineers and gendarmes entered Parma
I,At Al e Al, lnal
the King of Sardinia and Italian independence.
The Parmesan troops had retired
TRIESTE, May 27.-Advices had been received
from Corfu to the 23d, Two Austrian steamers had
arrived there without hindrance.
PARIS, May 2S.-The siege fleet is ready to sail
from Toulon. 1t is composed of 80 vessels and gun
boats.
The French Minister of Marine has ordered two
additional ships Of the line, and two frigates to be
prepared for sea- and it is stated in the Times letter
of the 25th, Vienna, that Garibaldi's corps was
only fifteen miles from Milan.
The Times was seized at the Paris Post Office
yesterday.
The Paris correspondent of the Times announces
that the army of the East is to be increased one
hundred and fifty thousand men.
NJ. Taeyrand Perigord has been appointed AM
bassador from France to Naples.
ENGLAND.
The Derby Ministers have issued strong ap-
peal to their parliamentary supporters for an early
attendance to meet the opposition movement
The Empress Eugene recently received and ad-
dressed the members of the great bodies of the
State. She said she placed full dependence on
the patriotism OF the deputies and upon the support
of the entire nation, which, during the absence of
their chosen chief would never be found wanting to
woman and her child. The speech was loudly
cheered.
The Bourse was firm and the rates advancing.
The three per cents closed at elf. 55c.
GERMANY.
The war excitement was high in Southern Ger
many.
Kossuth expected to go to Genoa in about a
week. with the full concurrence of Napoleon and the
King of Sardinia, to concert plans with Klapka
and others to overthrow the Austrian sway in Hun
gary.
NAPLES
The new King of Naples has been acknowledged
by telegraph by nearly all the Powers, and the ar
my has sworn allegiance.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 2S.-Coton-SaleS of the week So coo
bales, including 5000 bales for export Inferior qua
ties have declined I'd. Fail qualities are firm marke
generally quiet with better demand at the close sales
of Friday estimated at 900 bales including 1000 bales
to spectators and for export.
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon.-Cotton closes firm
with an advancing tendency for fair and midding quail
ties. Sales to-day estimated at 10 900 bales.
Fair Middng
New Orleans. 6Sd
Mobiles ............ ....7 d. esd
Stock in port, 100000 bales, including 1000 bales
American.
breadstuns-R -RIchardson, Spence X Co. quote: Flour
is dull and unsaleabe. French -four offered
14s-a slight decline Wheat is very dull nominaIly
generally unchanged Western red SIS C1IOs Cd; white
los 6dd1s Southern los Cd .6l3s. Breadstufs close
quiet but steady. Provisions close firm but quiet
Corn is dull and sales unimportant. Mixed IS Sd a
6S. Cd Yellow 6s. 10d ais Id; White IS. 4d "a S. Cd.
MONEY MARKET.-Consols 81 S for money and 81 4 "a
Oh for account The money market is slightly easier
Bullion on the Bank Of England has increased G22 600
LoEDoN, Saturday afernoon.-Consols close at 92A q
e2h for money, and OK G92H for account.
American Securities slow of sale but prices
settled
STATE OF TRADE.-Manchester advices favorable
Prices steader, with good demand for India Yarns
have declining tendency.
HAyRE MARKET.-COttOn-m market steady-New Or
leans tres ordinaire l04 Bas off Sales Of the week
$500 bales
Breadstuffs very dull and quotations nominal Prov
sons active. Beef generally closed buoyant a slight
advance for all qualities.
Provsions-Beef generally closed buoyant with ar
advance chiefly fine quantities of Is Cd 5s Pork is
steady, with an active demand. Bacon is dull Lard i.
firm but quiet.
Produce.-Pot Ashes quiet at 31G3cs. Sugar is heavy
and all qualities have slightly declined, but chiefly ine
ror. Coffee is quiet Rice is quiet Tea of qualities
has slightly advanced. Bark is mproving-Baltimort
Is cd !a7s Rosin is steady-Common As. I'd Gl4s Sd
Spirits Turpentne steady at 43s Cd the spot 42s
to arrive.