The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-22
For shipplngIntelligence,se see 4th page
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE KANGAROO,
OFF SANDY HOOK.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
HIGHLY IMPORTANT.
The King of Sardinia said to have been
Defeated-Agitation at the Stock Ex-
change-Fall in the French Funds

SANDY Hook, June 2l.-The steamer Kangaroo
has passed here on her way to New York, and has
been boarded by the news boat of the Associated
Press. Her dates are to the 9th inst.
The steamer Vigo had arrived out
The Bank of England had reduced its rates to 3
per cent.
The Austrians evacuated Milan on the 5th, the
municipal functonaries retiring to Verona. 1t
was supposed they would continue to DISCHARGE
their functions at Mantua.
The Emperor NAPOLEON and the King of Sardinia
entered Milan together, and were enthusiastically
received by the inhabitants.
The AuStrians had evacuated Pavia
The latest news was that partial decline in Con-
soils had occurred at London, occasoned by the ru-
NOR that the allies had received severe check in
Italy.
The defeat of the King of Sardinia was even re-
ported at London, and in the absence of news from
Paris caused considerable agitation at the London
Stock Exchange
The Paris Bourse had declined per cent.
Bullion at the Bank of Eng land had increased
fl60,000 sterling
-fI ...a MARKETS. ... ..H. d..
LIVERPOOL, June 9.-Cotton is quiet and previous
at 6 900 bales 'a''' W oAs ''''-'A'''
BreadstufTs dull
Consols 93HCG93A'
SECOND DESPATCH.
New YORK, June 2l.-The Kangaroo has ar
rived. She brings London dates to noon of the 9th
received via Cork, where she called Thursday.
DETAILS OF THE BATTLE OF MAGENTA.
Further details of the battle of Magenta had
been received at London by telegraph.
A Vienna despatch says among the wounded in
the battle of Magenta are Baron Resbach. three
Generals three staff officers, and two staff officers
are missing and one Major killed.
Turin despatch, dated June 7th, SAYS: There
were one hundred and twenty thousand Austrians
in the battle, of whom twenty thousand were placed
hors du combat, and seven thousand were made pri-
soners.
The French lost only 5 200 in killed and wounded
Among the killed were Generals Espinasse and
Cere.
The Government of the King of Sardinia was al
ready established at Como and Sardso
The official report of General Gyulai of the bat
tie OF Magenta says, the Austrian loss from
four to five thousand, and that of the enemy more
than half as much again.
ADDRESS OF THE MUNICIPALITY OF MILAN TO THE KING
OF SARDINIA.
The Municipality of Milan, in their address to
Victor Emmanuel, delivered in the presence of the
Emperor Napoleon, say:
The Municipality of Milan are proud in being
able to the precious privilege of being the inter
prefer of their fellow citizens at this grave crisis
They are willing to renew the pact of 1S4S and to
proclaim again before the Italian nation the great
fact which has required eleven years for full de-
velopment in the intelligence and hearts of the
people.
The annexation of Lombardy to Piedmont is the
fret step in the new way OF public right which al
nies. The heroic Sandman army and our brave
Allies who insist upon Italy being free far as the
Adriatc, will soon achieve the magnauimous enter
prise.
Receive, Sire, the homage of the town of Milan
at our hands, and believe that our hearts belong en-
tirely to you.
Our cry is 'the King and Italy forever"
FRENCH SHIP CAPTURED AN AUSTRIAN STEAMER.
A despatch from Trieste says an Austrian war
steamer had captured the French ship Raoul from
Cuba bound to Trieste.
LATBR-DEATH OF cANROBERT REPORTED.
Later accounts say it was reported tha: Marshal
Canrobert had died of his wound received at Ma.
genta.
General st. Jean d'Angely commander of the
Imperial Guard, has been made Marshal of France.
Napoleon is said to have been in the midst of the
lmpe: ia Guard during the stand which they made
for two hours against the Austrians who, it ap-
pears, were aware of the fact.
The real loss of the Austrians is estimated at
from Is, 900 to IA 900 men.
Turin despatch of June 7th saws the first pri-
vate letter from the battle field of Magenta has ar
rived The Imperial and Sandman Guards were
against the Austrian masses. The Guards were at
tackled and were unable to advance, but nevertbe
less finally resisted the enemy. The Zouaves and
Guards lost and retook their position and at last
Gen. Ners army assumed an offensive movement
which proved irresistible. ..
The enemy endeavored to surprise the right
wing of our army, but the movement of General
Mcmahon rendered theattempt Intellectual So the
efforts of the enemy relaxed somewhat for mo-
ment, and the conflict began again with renewed
fury. General MclIahOn was triumphant and the
battle was won! -h.i i.
TURIN, Wednesday June S.-An official bulletin
states that that part of upper Lombardy which has
been freed from the Austrians has proclaimed Vic
tor Emmanuel King.
Volunteers are rapidly arriving to join General
Garibaldrs corps which is pursuing the enemy be-
yond Monza. -af
General Urban's army after precipitateiretreat
fromY Yarese has been dispersed and is scattered
Many of his soldiers have been aiken prisoners and
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70, BERNE, June 7.+There are still FIVE hundred
Austrians at Laveno. = 94af fsvsH -.,t } lua
detachment of General Garibaldi's corps has
sailed along the shores of Lake Maegiore dsarming
the Austrian Custom House Guards, and every
where had carried off the public treasure.
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