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

LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival Of the Nova Scotian.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
N EWS UNIMP ORTANT.
England Demands a General Disarmament.
The Italian Confederation Proposition
for Count Walewski.
UNEASlhESS IN ENGLAND TOUCHING THE DESIGNS
OF NAPOLEON

QUEBEC, August THE steamer Nova Scotian.
from Liverpool with dates to the 9th ult., passed
Father Point this morning, and from thence we
have the following abstract of her advices per els-
graph.
The general features of the news are unimpor-
tant.
England demands general disarmament as a
conolhon TO her taking part in the proposed Eu-
ropean Congress.
1t was reported that Count Walewski had SUBJ
mltted plan for the confederation of Italy 1t con-
ssts OF seven States the Presidency of which is to
be given nominally to the Pope but really to the
Kings OF Sardinia and Naples alternately The
strong places TO be garrisoned by the Federal
troops are Gaeta, Mantua and Piacenza The votes
IN the Federal Diet to be distributed as follows
Parma. l; Modena, l, the Pope, 2; Tuscany 2: Sar-
dinia, 3; and Naples, 3.
| In the British House of Lords, Lord Iyndhurst
defended himself from the charge of Mr.. Bright on
account OF the warning voice he had raised, and
asked II the Admiralty aware that the French
| were arming fleet with rifled cannon
| The Duke of Somerset replied in the affirmative
and said that although England had improved
cannon IN process OF manufacture they would
not be ready for some time.
In the House of Commons Sir De Lacy Evans
moved for the appointment of a commission to in
qulre into the national defences and to report what
| improvements are possible. The government as
sented to the substance of the resolution but could
not assent to the motion to appoint committee to
inquire what permanent Notifications were necessa-
ry lof the detenees OF the dockyards and arsenals
| Mr. Evans resolution was then negatiyed
| hire at Liverpool had destroyed the extensive
north shore flour and rice mills. Four lives were
Lost, and many persons injured during the fire
Inc loss was estimated at from fifty to sixty thou
SAND pounds sterling, including much grain.
A ire had also occurred in one of the brandy
vaults OF the London docks, BY which several lives
were lost and much damage done.
THE LATEST
LONDON, Wednesday. The Neigs city article
funds an MI I,
increased hrmness at a fresh advance of n.
The Ao"item's article taking exception to the
military and naval expenditures of England,
caused a 1all OF one-quarter in the funds.
The demand fer money has been steady and
leading discount houses are less inclined to take
the best bills below ~ per cent.
NJ. De Ambrois, very enlightened man, has been
named as the Sandman plenipotentiary to the
Conference at Zurich.
Austria refuses to meet any Sandman representa-
tive, but will leave it open TO Sardinia to accede
to the treaty after its conclusion by Austria and
France.
The Duke OF Tuscany has expressed a willingness
to abdicate in favor of his son who promises Con
stituton, but the Tuscans object altogether to the
dynasty.
The steamer North American arrived at Liver
pool on Wednesday morning.
1t was said that the Emperor Napoleon would
make his entry into Paris, the head of his Army
of Italy, on the l4th of August
The London Herald says that the Grand Duke
Constantine, of Russia, will soon visit England
The fire at the London Dock Y ard only DESTROYED
fifty casks Of brandy and M lives We're lost as at
first stated.
The Times says another large French loan will be
wanted soon,
The Times also says that the Nonitenr's recent ar
cie is IN many respects deceptive, and it urges the
lntnediate arIning of the navy with the Armstrong
c, Inc Duke d bialakoff has been appointed Grand
chancellor of the Legion of Honor
~ was reported that about 200, 900 men would be
eelschargeo ifom the French army on renewable
lurlough, the advantage being that the Government
1 Mouia nave them still on hand, while their cost
"onid De diverted to other purposes.
Inc vine accounts from France are unfavorable
tne grapes having been injured by the excessive
| heat. Prices were tending upward
The Moniteur De la FloHe Govcrnmant On o
says that Denmark has ceded the Island Of e. e.
| Thomas to the United States " ~.
! The Paris bourse closed fat at CT fr Zoe.
SARDINIA.
| lie Nord says that one of the first acts of tho
new ministry will be to put an end to the present
dictatorship, by an electoral bill applicable to LON
hardy. A dissolution will then take place in order
to effect In the new chambers complete fusion of
Piedmont and Lombardy. The King will preside
in Parliament, which win sit alternate wears in
Turin and Milan.
The Turin journals say the army is to be rein
forced by recruitments from Lombardy. 1t is to
be raised TO 200, 600 men.
Gen. Garibaldi had confidential interview with
Marmcra at Brescia the 18th. 1t was stated
that be had an army of twelve thousand men which
continued to increase. He expressed confidence in
the King OF Sardinia not forsaking the national
cause.
A Milan letter to the Times SAYS that Garibaldi
was about to march to the Apennines, and there be