The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-30
LATEST NEWS.
'TELEGRAMS.
FURTHER PER STEAMER ARABIA.
REPORTED REPULSE OF GARIBlLDl.
THE AUSTRIANS RECEIVING REIN
FORCEMENTS.
PREPARA TIONS FOR ANOTHER BA TITLE.
BREADSTUFFS VERY DULL.
FOR 4NOTHER RATTJ ~
BREADSTUFFS VERY DULL.

| SACkVlLLE, June Z9.-Ihe following embraces
the main features of the advices per steamer Ara
bia.
The steamer City of Baltimore had arrived out
| FROM THE SEAT WAR.
General Gyulai has been superseded in tb g com
mand OF the Second Austrian army, by General
| Selick.
The Austrians report that General Urban had re-
| pulsed Garibadi. He was at Bresca.
Additional Austrian troops are moving towards
| Italy, and the Emperor Napoleon demands an addi-
tlonal force OF l00,0 900 men to besege fortresses
The Austrians were said to be preparing at Man
tua to make an attack on the Allies.
The mobilization of the Prussian army and the
more hostile attitude of Germany was creating un-
easiness in England and France.
| Vienna despatch says the French have estab-
lished depot on the Albanian coast. and disem-
| barked large quantities of munitions of war;
~ An Austrian corps d. armee, which left Ancona for
Tessaro, had been directed toward the lower Po to
| DIN the troops in the Provinces.
kossuth had passed through France for Italy.
| 1t was uncertain whether Ancona had been wholly
| evacuated by the Austrians. Modena and Brescia
| are Free and the numerous municipalities of Ro-
magma had pronounced for the national cause.
Prince Napoleon's corps had commenced NOV
1t was reported that the Austrians had again en-
| tered the Valtelline. =.
! The British Parliament had reassembled but
| Lord Palmerston had postponed his programme
| The Paris Bourse depressed.
'' ENGLAND.
The English Ministry has been officially an
nOunceu as f0llOWS.
First Lord of the Treasury, Lord Palmerston.
Exchequer, Mr.. Gladstone; Foreign Secretary
Lord John RUSSELL; Home Secretary, Mr.. G. c.
Lewis; Secretary ofthe Colonies, the Duke of New
Castle; Secretary of War, Sidney Herbert; Sec
retary of Indian Affairs, Sir c. Wood; Secreta-
ry of the Admiralty, the Duke of Somerset; Lord
Chancellor, Lord Campbell; President of the Coun-
Gil, Earl Granville; Privy Seal, the Duke of Ar
gyle; Postmaster General Lord Elgin; President of
the Board of Trade, Mr.. Richard Cobden President
OF the Poor Law Board, Miner Gilsen; First Com
missioner of Admiralty, Mr. Cardwel Chancellor
of the Duchy of Lancaster, Sir G. Grey. Sir A.
Gockburn succeeds Lord Campbell as Lord Chief
Justice.
Parliament met ON the 18th, when Lord Derby
formally announced the resignation of the Min
istry.
The Earl Granville said he would reserve the ex-
PLANTATION of the policy of the Government till
future day. The House of Lords then adjourned
till the 2lst instant.
In the House of Commons Mr.. D'Israeli an
nounced the resignation of the Ministry, and moved
an adjournment, which was agreed to-
THE LATEST.
The Allied army passed the Serio on the 18th,
going toward Oglio. The head quarters of the
klng OF Sardinia are fixed at Palazzono.
The fight between General Urban and Garibaldi
was at Castinodolo. The latter had four thou
sand troops and four cannon, but repulsed.
An Austrian correspondence says that the organ
lzatlon for the defence of Tyroese is progress
out
Vienna letters that the fourth corps d'armee,
under Arch Duke Charles, had began to leave for
Italy; and the third corps, under Arch Duke Albert
was moving toward Trieste. The thirteenth corps~
d'arnee is being formed. 1t is also destined for
Italy.
The Swiss Federal Council has ordered the
occupation OF the pass Maretto, between the Gri-
sons and the Valtelline.
The French fleet in the Adratic has received
powerful reinforcements, and it was expected that
a, decentralization would soon take place between
Venice and Trieste. The first detachment of the
siege HOtia had left Toulon for the Adriatic
The Sandman authorities have issued decree
opening the ports of Tuscany for the importation
of breadstuffs.
The Times Paris correspondent speaks of the
dissatisfaction ofsome Italians at the territorial ac-
cessions of the King of Sardinia They protest
against his taking possession of Lombardy and
ask for confederation-not fusion.
The Nord says the second series of operations
will be simultaneously commenced by sea and land.
The allied troops will all be put in motion to
invest the Austrian fortresses
Prince Napoleon proceeds Immediately to sup |
port the right wing of the French army.
Count Klapka has issued a proclamation to the |
Hungarian soldiers in the Austrian army
Polish Legion is. forming in Italy in aid of the
Hungarians.
MARKETS
LIVERPOOL June 1S-Bread Richardson Spence
quote: The weather has been favorable crops
Flour is very dull at decline of Sd. 4d on the week
sales at los. Cd dG13s cd. Wheat is dull Prices de-
lined Sd to 4d on Tuesday, but closed firm. Western
-ed IS. 19s Cd; white 9s. Cd dOs Cd; Southern white
los d12s Corn has declining tendency and all Quail
les have slightly declined; mixed 6s 6s 3D.; yellow 6s
a6s Id; white ss.tdSs Cd
Provisons.-Beef is heavy at decline in superior
qualities offs to As Pork is heavy and Is Cd lower
on is heavy at Is. 2s ower-quotatons nominal. Lard
$ heavy with but little inquiry, and prices weak and
nominal.
Produce.-sugar is heavy but holders demand an ad-
rance. Coffee is firm. Rice is dull Rosn is dull but
'rices steady at 4s4s Id Spirits Turpentne Ais 6d
L2s
LONDON MARKETs-Wheat is dull at a decline of 8 to |