The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-08-08

occupied In gathering fifty thousand volunteers in
hnomagna. Garibaldi's corps, added to that of
MezzoraOo, Will form an army capable of securing
the independence of Central Italy at least against
any Roman or Neapotau force.
1t was rumored that the Duke of Modena had
proposed to arm four thousand Austrian troops to
enaDie him to enter his States. 1t also rumor-
ed that division of the French army would enter
Farma and Tuscany, and another corps the Ro-
man legations, for the purpose of simply preserv-
ing order and allowing free expression of public
The municipality of Florence had formally express
ed desire for annexation to an Italian Kingdom
under Victor Emanuel. that Tuscany be gov
erned by Prince of the House of Savoy.
The Pontifcial government has issued a circular
complaining bitterly of the action of Victor
Emanuel, asking the assistance and protection OF
foreign governments in vindication of the rights of
the Pope.
A great number of addresses were being signed in
Romagna against the return of Ecclesiastical Go
vernment, and in favor of union with Sardinia.
1t was stated that the principle of the proposed
Italian Confederation had been accepted by the
Pope, majority of the cardinals having voted in
its favor.
days 23OOO bales The market generally closes steady
and in some prices have advanced I'd The sales
10 spectators were 5000 bales and the same amount
taken for export
Manchester advices favorable The market gene
raiy closed active and prices have considerably ad
Breadstuds-The market generally closed with an ad
yancing tendency. Flour is dull at los l2s hold
ers demand an advance. Wheat Is Cd 19s red and
9s.(des. Cd. for white Corn is tending downward
yellow 5s 1od 6s Sd; white rs. @7s Cd The weather
had been favorable for the crops
ProvisionsThe market generally has declining ten
dency Beef is heavy and quotations nominal. Pork is
heavy and nominal. Bacon is dull. Lard is quiet.
heavy, and all qualities have slightly declined.
LONDON MARkET.-Wheat closes with an advancing
tendency. Prices are Is. higher per quarter Sugar
closed firm Coffee is firm Rice is firm and all qualities
have slightly advanced.
MoNEYsMARKET.-The market is generally unchanged
American securities are dull Consols o5.
Kentucky Election
LOUISVILLE, August 6.-The returns thus far re-
celyed indicate the election of Leban r. Moore in
the 9Th, and Green Adams in the 9Th Congression-
al districts Both are Opposition gains if elected
me vote, however, is close, and the result doubt
full.
TsEcoND DESPATCH
LOUISVILLE, August THE following Congress
men are known to have been elected:
In the Sd District, Mr. Briston, opposition; in
the 9th, Mr.. Adams, opposition-the latter gain;
IN the 7th, VIM Mallory, opposition; and in the
9Th, l.. T. Moore, opposition-a gain. The 4th
district is still in doubt. In the remaining five
have been elected
The legislature shows on joint ballot about 80
democratic majority.
The democratic candidates for Governor and
state officers are all elected by from 1000 to 900
majority.
LOUISVILLE, August 7-P. M.-Oficial returns
from the 9th Congressional district show a tie
vote.
North Carolina Election
PETERSBURG, August 6.-Furtaer returns from
North Carolina, say that Smith, Opposition, is
certainly elected by 400 majority in lst Congress
sional district, gain.
SECOND DESPATCH
PETERSBURG, August 6.-The majority for Smith
Opposition in the 1st Congressional district is $50
an Opposition gain.
In the 4th (Raleigh) district, Mr.. Branch, Dem,
has majority of 679 over Saunders, independent
Democrat.
In the 9Th district it was thought that Mr. Scales
Dem, had been beaten by Mr.. Leach, which, if cor
rect, is an Opposition gain
In the lst district, Mr.. Craige, Dem, has been
reelected.
In the 9th district MIR. Gilmer, Opposition. has
oen reelected by an increased majority.
Nothing has been received from the 3D. 3d. and
9Th districts.
Later from Mexico.
NEW ORLEANS, August 6.-Vera Cruz dates to the
18th and from the City of Mexico to the 10th ult.
are furnished.
Mnamon had issued a manifesto promising to pro-
tect the clergy in the possession of their power and
wealth, tavorlng dictatorial government and de-
caring 1t to be the traditional policy of Mexico to
guard against the influence of the United States
Minister McLane had sent only the skeleton of a
treaty to Washington, and it had no signatures af-
fixed.
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