The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-04

anime into the precedents for the course pursued
by the House OF Lords, but disclaimed desire to
place the two Houses in hostility.
BY the latest advices Garibaldi had defeated the
Neapolitans and was invading Palermo.
The statement received by the Arabia OF the
route of Garibaldi proves to be untrue The latest
accounts state that he had gained a decisive ycto-
ry at MonaG.
China has refused to accede to the English and
French ultimatum.
FURTHER FROM EUROPE.
Arrival Of The Steamer Vanderbilt, at New York.
The Ensurrection in Italy SpreadinG-Fight-
ing Extending to the Roman Territory
Garibaldi Successful
New York, June 3.-The steamer Vanderbilt
from Liverpool on the 23d inst, same date as that
brought by the City OF Baltmore), arrived here
this morning. She brings upwards of two hundred
passengers, and reports the prevalence of severe
,7intry heather throughout the passage. Several
icebergs were passed.
THE LATEST FROM ITALY.
The Neapoitans had abandoned the provinces o
Palermo and Trapani. Great disorder prevailed
and the provinces were in full insurrection Six
thousand Scilians had joined Garibaldi and on the
18th the Neapotan army was routed by the troops
under Garibaldi.
A conflict also occurred on the 10Th, near Monti
fiascene, in the Roman territory between the
Pontiical Gen. d'Armes and party of Garibal
dians. The latter were driven back to Tuscany
with loss of thirty killed and wounded.
There was rumor of the departure of French
Naval force for the Adriatc.
1t was also rumOred that England, Austria and
Prussia had agreed to maintain the integrity of the
Ottoman Empire.
The report of concentration of Russian troops
on the Pruth is denied.
The treaty of Zurich has been opposed by Sar.
dinia.
were attacked and overpowered by Fillbusters
who after plunderiDg re-entered Tuscany. The
peasantry are asking for arms. The PapaI troops
will Immediately leave Rome for the frontiers
The Journal Of Rome says the news from Sicily
is favorable to the Neapoitan Government Artil-
lery left Rome to-day for the frontiers.
The Pontifical Chasseurs, sent after the filibus
ters, owing to the darkness of the night fred upon
each other, killing the Captain, Lieutenant, and
five men.
The Neapolitan Government has very little to
say, but its last bulletin says two columns of the
army were pursuing the dispersed troops of Carl.
badi
The insurrection gaining strength daily.
PARIS, May 22.-The rentes have advanced to
69f 20c.
The Russian troops in the Southern provinces are
reported to have been placed on a war footing
Count Thun the Austrian Ambassador to Prus-
sia, has returned to Vienna.
Albert Smith died at London on Saturday.
1t is reported that the English Cabinet accepts
the decision of the House of Lords.
The horse Thormanby, won the Derby race.
Thirty horses run, and Ten Breck's "Umpire' was
the eleventh.
The northern ports of China have been blockaded
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, May 23-Cotton-Sales of the last three
days 1900 bales, including 1000 bales for speculation
and export. The market is dull but firm for good Quo
tations nominal for inferior
Manchester advices are unfvorable with but little
gulry and prices weak Breadstuffs quiet but steady
FIcur uuil and nOmin2lly unchanged at
$GS Wheat is firm but quiet Red los. I'd. a1Os Cd =
nominal Mixed 35s.; yellow 35s. Cd. white 36s l37s
Provisons.-The market is generally dull Bacon is
firm but quiet Beefis dull. Pork dun and nominal
Spirits Turpentine is dull at 34s. Cd Coffee is dull
all qualities have slightly declined Sugar is dull
81 lS(d95 for account.
From Pixies Peak
ST. JOSEPH, June 1.-The Central Overland
Pixies Peak Express arrived this evening, with
Utah advices to the 24th and from Denver City to
the 18th ult. \ meeting of citizens was held al
Denver City on the 25th, to take precautionary
measures of defence in of an attack by the
Indians. The city divided into four wards
and places of rendezvous were appointed in eacf
in of surprise. 1t was reported by the French
traders that an attack on the whites threatened
Large numbers of the kiawas, Apaches, Canaan
ches, Sioux, Cheyennes and Arrapahoes are now
encamped within a few miles of the city Some
depredatl0ns have been committed on the ranches
entertained of serious trouble by the old settlers
The meeting passed a resolution to iuflict fifty
lashes in public, and compel the withdrawal from
the country of any person found guilty of selling
or giving intoxicating liquors. arms or ammunition
to the Indians.
From New Mexico and the Plains---Th,
Indians.
ST. LOUIS, June 1.-The New Mexico mail ar ri
we'd to-day, with dates to the 18th ult. The mai
party overlook an escort of soldiers coming in will
the oihcers and their wives and children. They
travelled with them for four days and then came OF
alone. Four of the Kiowa Indians came to tn,
mail station near the Pawnee Fork, but did no
moIest the men there. They seemed disposed t.
peace. At the Pawnee Fork some Delaware spie
were sent out, and discovered an encampment o
forty Kiowa braves. Lieut. Armstrong. with fort,
dragons, lett in pursuit of them, and by the mex
mail we shall get the result of the attack Anothe
company had left for Union in pursuit of the Indi
ans, VINO were prowling on the road beyond th
Arkansas river. There is no doubt that the Indian
will now get their just deserts, and be willing t.
obtain peace on any terms. Business at Santa F
was very dull.
Serious Railroad Collision.
WEST CHESTER, Pa, June "A collision oc
Cured on the Central Road this afternoon at .
O'Clock, near Fairvie station. Two passenge
trains met on a curve, and both engines and lour
cars became total wreck. The fremen and engi
neers escaped by jumping from the train. Tn
conductor, Willis Taylor, and a news-boy wer
seriously injured. Lee Michner, farmer of Ches
ter county, who was standing on the platform, wa
instantly killed. Mr.. Finney, an employee, wa
also injured. The contractor of the road, A. B
Burton, who was riding on the engine jumped of
and was bruised but not seriously hurt Ever
assistance was rendered to the passengers a mum
Der OF whom were more or less injured, and take
to Mendenhall's farm house.
Missouri "Union and Constitution, Stat
Convention.
ST. Louis, June IA special despatch to tn
Republican says that the "Unon and Constitution
State Convention, which met at Jefferson CITY yes
| terday, was failure, only about two dozen pe0pl
being in attendance. The Executive Committe
appointed in the spring met in private ROOM AM
nominated Robert Wilson for Governor, Rober
Holmes for Leutenant-Governor, and full Stat
ticket.
The England and Honduras Treaty.
New ORLEANS, June 1.-The schooner John A
Taylor from kuatan the 26th ult., brings tn
news that the ratification of the treaty betwee
England and Honduras was announced on the 2lst
The Bay Islands are to be transferred to Honduras
The people on the island had held an indignation
meeting and declared themselves Independent, an
were about to frame Constitution.
The Weymouth Tragedy.
BosToN, June The Coroner's inquest at Sout
Weymouth closed yesterday. The fact that Betse
Francis Trrell died by poison was established: bu
no direct evidence implicated George G. Hersev
The circumstances, however, were deemed suff
cent to demand his committal to Jail to await tn
| action Of the Grand Jury.
Failure of Commission Merchants at No,
folk, &c.
NORFOLK, May 3l.-S. Cherry & Co., commissio
merchants, have failed, with liabilities to th
amount of over Sl00, ,0G0.-Henry B. Pearson, a
old respected citizen, and formerly an extensiv
merchant, is dead.
Fatal Accident to n Reporter.
PHILADELPHIA, June 2.-Wm. Dun, a reporte
employed on the Philadelphia Ledger. died thi
morning, from injuries received by falling out of
window during the night
Arrest for Stealing Slaves.
CLEVELAND, June 2.-Kennedy, who ran ava
from Memphis with young girl, and was appre
hended for stealing slave property, has been take
there on requisition a charge of stealing jew
elry from his wife.
Fire at St Joseph, Mich.
DETROIT, June "A fire at St. Joseph Michigan
on Wednesday last, destroyed fifteen buildings, il
cuding half the business portion of th place. Los
SSO,OOO-the work of an incendiary.
Methodist Conference.
BUFFALO, June The Methodist Conference 81
| lected Philadelphia for the next meeting.
PAINFUL CAsE-A VICTIM OF Folly AND VLLAIN1
" esterday, a young girl, about seventeen yea1
of age, before Alderman BETTER at the Ger
| tral Station under the following circumstances =
Yesterday morning she was found wandering absu
the streets of the Fifth ward, weeping BITTERLY
Upon being questioned by an officer, she state
| that she was homeless and without friends Sh
was taken to the station house. and subsequent
to the Central station, where she told sad story
1t was follows She was seventeen years of aor
and native of Salem, New jersey Two wear
ago her father purchased a plantation near Ney