The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-09-13
ARRIVAL OF THE STAR OF THE WEST
Naval Intelligence-Treasu from Cali
fOrnia-BOmbardme of Guayaquil by
the Peruvian Fleet.

New YORK, September l2-The steamer Star of
the West, from Aspinwall,. has arrived. She
brings upwards of 81 600 900 in treasure and nearly
FIVE hundred passengers.
Her California advices have been anticipated
The steamer Golden Gate arrived on the 18th of
August, and the Cortes, of the opposition line on
the l4th.
The Star of the West left Aspinwall on the I'd
inst, and Key West on the 7th inst.
The steamerRoanoke, corvette Preble and store
ship Relief were at Aspinwall. All we'll
The frigate Fulton was at Key West, to sail in
few days
There a severe gale at Aspinwall on the 29th,
and considerable damage was done to the buildings
there. One man was killed.
The frigates Merrimac and Saranac, sloop Van.
daia and storeship Warren remained at Panama
The Vandalia would soon leave for home.
The ships st. Mary's and Cyane on the Cen
trail American coast.
Advices from Guayaqu to August 10Th state
that the Peruvian fleet was preparing to lombard
that city, and all the upper class citizens had re-
moved Those who remained were preparing for
desperate resistance. Gen. Castillo was momen-
tarily expected with all his forces from CallaO ,
disastrous fire occurred at Guayaquil. on the
18th ult., destroying whole block of buildings
The Isle of Man has been connected bv sub
marine telegraph with England and telegraphic
communications with Malta have been re-established
Council of the British Cabinet had been un-
expectedly summoned for the 10Th ult. Various
speculations were afloat in reference to its object
1t was generally supposed to be with reference to
the new phase assumed by the Italian question.
speech by Count Morny had attracted con-
siderable attention, being regarded rs the enuncia-
tion of the views of the Emperor Napoleon The
Count endeavOrs to show that the English appre-
tensions of French invasion are groundless, and
that France is desirOus of cementing the alliance.
The Constitutional has an article repudiating in
the strongest terms the fraricidal policy of war
with England.
The elections in Romagna passed off TRANQUILITY
The Mayor of Parma issued proclamation on his
return from Paris, in which he saws "Napoleon
said-Tell the population that my army shall never
do violence to their wishes, and that | will not per-
you" The May or adds: ''these words make vou
the arbiters of your own destinies.'
General Garbaldi has resolved to maintain in
strict discipline the army of Central Italy. In an
order of the day he says: | will cause to be shot
any one who calls himself ''Mazzini man, social
ist or Garibaldian, l will have none with
me but soldiers and Italians"
The NeapoIitan Government has ordered the pur-
chase of large quantity of corn abroad.
The Cholera was spreading along the shores of
the Baltic.
THE LATEST.
ZURICH, Wednesday.-The private Conference
continues.
The Times correspondent says that things are
going on badly at Zurich, which will render dis
solution ofthe Conference in few DAYS probable
A congress of war seems to be the only alternative
which Austria is decidedly opposed to, and which
woulo have as little success as this Conference.