The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1859-06-06
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE,
PER STEAMER CITY OF WASHINGTON,
OFF CAPE RACE,
THE WAR COMMENCED
AFURIoUS BATTLE.
THE AUSTRIANS REPULSED.
MANY OFFICERS LOST BY THE ALLIES

ST. JOHNS, n. F., June 4.-The news boat of the
Associated Press has arrived from Cape Race, hav-
ing boarded the steamer City of Washington from
Liverpool, off that point, and obtained her advices
which are to the 25th ult., embracing highly inter-
esting intelligence from the seat of war.
The steamer Africa had arrived out.
FROM THE SEAT OF WAR.
A battle took place on the 2lst of May. The Aus
trians commanded by General Stadion attacked the
the posts OF Marshal paraguay d'Hilliers but were
driven back by General Forey's division after fu-
rious combat of four hours. The Allies carried
Montebello, (23 miles E. N. E. of Alessandria)
but did not pursue the Austrians. Two hundred
Austrians, including Colonel, were captured
Among the Allies loss were many officers
The Austrian account of the battle differs
widely.
Sandman bulletin announces that the extreme
lett OF the Sandman army under General Cialdini
had forced passage over the Sessia putting the
Austrians to flight
The French loss is reported to have been seven
hundred killed. The actual number of the French
engaged in the battle is not known but is estimated
at between six and seven thousand, besides regi-
ment of Sandman cavalry.
1t was rumored that six English men-ofwar had
entered the Adriatic.
THE LATEST.
Revolutionary movements are reported in Lom-
hardy.
The King of Naples is dead and Francis II. has
assumed the government.
The English Admiralty have formally invited
tenders for monthly mail to Australia via PAN
A general meeting of the Atlantic Telegraphic
Company has been called to sanction the agreement
with the Government and the issue of six hundred
thousand pounds sterling new capital
The Paris WOniteur announces that France ad-
heres to the abolition OF privateering, and the prin-
cipe that the neutral flag covers the enemy's
goods.
The Paris Bourse closed irm-Three per Cents.
6lf65c.
The Austrian account of the battle of Montebello
simply stated that General Stadien had pushed
forward his reconnaissance by a forced march to-
ward Legs and Montebello when a hot tgbt oc-
Cured with superior French force and the Aus
trlans retreated behind the Pc in perfect order''
General Garibaldi bad entered Graveena on the
fledmont side OF Lake Maggiore, with six thousand
men, intending to push forward irto Lombardy
frlnce Napoleon with small force had arrived
at Leghorn, for the purpose probably, of support
ing Sardlnian authority in Tuscany.
Political differences have arisen between Lords
PalmerstOn and Russell.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, May 2S.-Cotton-The market closes dull
and prices easier, but quotations unchanged Holders
reely put snow no disposition to press sales. Sales
OF the past three days 600 bales including 6 900 bales
for export Messrs. Clare Sons quote: New Orleans
Mddl ng 6A; Uplands Midding 6 3I6.
sales on Wednesday estimated at 5000 bales Market
closing steady.
Manchester adyices unfavorabe The market closes
Breadstuffs.-The market dull. Richardson Spence
Co. quote The weather has been favorable for the
crops. Flour is dull with but little inquiry and prices
are weak-saes at lis 14s per GENITAL Wheat is steady
ana an average business has been done without any
quotable change in prices Red Western .GlOs cd !;
whlte lbs. I'd oils ID Southern white los Cd LBS
Corn dull and slow of sale though prices are unatere
mixed 6s Sd @6s. 1od yellow 6s. 1Od G7s 3D.; white
Ss.GSs. Cd.
Provisons:-The market is generally steady. Beef is
steady. Pork firm at s5sG90s Bacon is quiet but
steady. Lard is dull but prices firm
froduce.-Sugar is dull Coffee is quiet. Rice is quiet
Pot Ashes are quiet at SIS. cd. Spirits Turpentne
steady Rosin is dull at As. ldd4s. Sd.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat has declining tendency
ana prices are 8 to 4s per quarter lower
CohSos VI y ld92 for money and account.
AMERICAN SECURITIBs.-Sales unimportant
LATEST COMMERCIAL LIVERPOOL, Wednesday after
closes dull but steady-sales to-day estma
ted at 5000 bales
SHIP NEws-LIvERPooL, May 25, (per steamer
CITY OF Baltimore. SAILED for Baltimore, May
23d, Emily Gardner.
Per brig Brandywine for Philadelphia from Per-
nambuco-Bark Floresta, from Baltimore, touched
at fernambuco, April 22d, and sailed next day for
Rio. ' ''
California Overland Mail
ST. LOUIS, June 4.-The overland California mail
oil the 18th has arrived. The news is not import
ant business was improving with fair demand
from the interior, which was increasing The min
ing news is favorable. The steamer Santa Cruz had
arrived from Mazatlan with three hundred and
eghty-tve thousand dollars in specie, and thirty
SIX Mexican officers banished by the Liberals
,, Eight white men prospecting for silver, near
Honey Lake, had been killed by the Indians
The house of Col. Stevenson, at Red Bluffs. was
burned on the llth ult, and his wife, and another
female, and live children perished in the flames.
The ATizonian of the 10Th inst. is filled with ac-
counts OF the proceedings of band of "Reguators'
who had driven all the Mexican residents from Seno
rita Valley, and committed several murders The