The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-18
LATEST NEWS.
'rFLEGRAMS.
FURTHER TROM EUROPE, PER STEAMER JURl
BREADsrUFEs TENDING DOWNWARD

FARTHER PoINT, Sept. 1.-THE steamer Jura,
with advices and market dates from Liverpool via
Queenstown to the Sth inst, has passed this point
for Quebec.
The steamers Persia and Parana had arrived out;
the steamer Edinburgh also.
The Liverpool cotton market had slightly ad-
vanced. Sales of the week 95, 900 bales.
Flour had slightly declined.
Provision quiet.
Consos closed at London at 93H for money and
9313 for account.
MOVEMENTS OF GARIBALDI-THE KING OF NAPLES ABOUT
LEAVING FOR 6AETA.
A Naples despatch of the 9th announces the ar
rival of Garibaldi and his forces at Salermo, Con
the Gulf of SalermO, only thirty miles E. S. Z. of
Napes,) and he was expected at Naples immedi-
ately. The King was to leave the same day for
Gaeta.
Eight Sandman frigates were in the Bay OF
Naples, with two reg iments Of soldiers on board.
The British steamer Oswell, which was taken
possession of by the Garibaldans at Genoa had been
recaptured by an English was steamer.
MORE MAssACREs SYRIA.
Later accounts from Syria repore that more mas
sacres have taken place at Babec and other places.
THE LATEST.
1t is reported that the Emperor Napoleon assured
NJ. Farini of his sincere desire to Italy independ-
ent, and his belief that Victor Emanuel, when he
becomes master Of Naples and Sicily, will be strong
enough to contend alone against Austria. But
should the latter prove victorious France would not
allow her to abuse the victory.
1t is reported that the Austrian Minister at Ma
pies had telegraphed 10 Vienna that the King of
Naples had resolved to quit the city. All the pic.
lures and furniture of the Palace and the Kings
luggage were embarked on board Spanish vessel
The latest accounts are that Garibald arrived at
Salerno on the 9th, and was expected at Naples
lmmediate Y. 1t was rumored that the King
would leave instantly for Gaeta.
Two members of the British Parliament and 9th
er Englishmen on board Sandman vessel at
Palermo, on a visit to Garibaldi, with message
from Lord Palmerston deprecating an immediate
attack upon Rome or Venetia as compromising
Garibaldis success
Another line of battle ship had left Toulon for
Naples.
Sardinia has stationed 20 900 troops on the Roman
frontiers, IN consequence of a certain proclama-
tlon issued by Gen. Lamoriciere.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Sept SThe sales of Gotten include 500
bales to exporters The of Friday were II 900 bales
market closed buoyant at full prices New Orleans fair
79sd; middng, 64d Mobile fair, Cd; Upland fair 6%d;
mddling Is l6d Stock in port, 1O22 900 bales, in
Guiding S55OOO bales American cotton These prices
show an advance of about Id.
Manchester advices are favorable The market closed
buoyant, and prices have slightly advanced.
LONDON, Friday.-ConsoS closed at 93 693H for mo.
ney, and 9325 (d93H for account
The weather has been fine throughout England, and
the harvest prospects promising, exercising buoy
ant influence on the funds and cotton market.
have SUSPENDED psymen I 06 London
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs closed dull Flour of all oual
ties has slightly declined Wheat is dull at decline of
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From Washington
WASHINGTON, Sept. T.-There are nearly one
thousand applicants for clerkships in the Census
Bureau, notwithstanding number have failed to
pass the examining board, and others, not caring
to submit themselves to the arthmetcal tests have
withdrawn their recommendatory papers. So far
about twenty, or one-fitth of the entire number of
clerks required, have been appointed. 1t is no.
t;ceable fact, that qualification for the duties of
ONCE paramount to all other considerations, and
to this the Interior Department has consistently
adhered in making selections for the work apper-
tanning to the census.
The Board, recently appointed to examine into
the condition OF the sailing vessels of the navy, and
the cost of giving them full steam power, together
with the expediency of making such change in
view of the cost, condition, model and character of
such vessels, are required to report the result of
their labors to the Secretary of the Navy who will
submit the facts to Congress for its further order
The old Senate chamber will be ready for occu-
pancy by the United States Supreme Court at the
commencement ofthe December term of that tri-
bunal. The architectural alterat ions are now in
progress.
The friends of Col. Florence assert with conf
dence that he will, under no circumstances, be a
candidate for Congress in the First District of
Pennsylvania, as desired by many Democrats. The
condition of his health and his business engage
ments prompt him to this course.
letter from distinguished source, Just re-
ceived, says that the Chinese will not yield to the
French and English forces without desperate
struggle. Iney are represented as being but pOOr-
ly supplied with means to resist the European
enemy, their small weapons being, for the most
part, matchlocks and bows and arrows That the
allies will reach Peking there can be no doubt
The successes which await them, together with the
progress of the rebels justify the writer in the
startling announcement that the Chinese empire is
on the eve OF dissolution
1t does not appear that our public functionaries
in that part of the world are acting in pursuance
of any special instructions, while it is stated that
the Russian Ambassador had had an interview
with our own, and both were on the most friendly
terms
Arrival of the California Pony Express.
ST.. JOSEPH, September 1.-THE pony express
has arrived, bringing San Francisco advices Of the
9th instant.
The Douglas and Bell Conventions met at Sscra-
mento on the same day. Efforts We're making for
the selection of fusion ticket by two delegates
from each party.
Hong Kong dates to July oath had been received
The English and French expedition remained at
the mouth of the Peiho, and the troops were en-
camped on shore, expecting to re-embark On the
10th of July. The Taku forts were to be captured
before overtures for peace to be made.
The Omaha City and Denver City mail has also
arrived, with dates to the 7th.
The Sioux Indians attacked Pawnee village on
the 18th. Lieut.. Berry, with small force Of cav
airy, had' reached the scene of action, and Capt.
Salby, with large detachment of troops, was ex-
pected. When the informant left, the fight was
progressing. The Sioux were 250 strong.
The Overland California NIaiI-Mexican In
vasion In Texas-ndian Outrages.
FoRr SAITH, (Ark,) Sept 15.-The overland
mail. with California dates to the 9th ult., ar
rived here at noon to-day. Among the passengers
is Col. II. Il. Titus, of Kansas notorety, but now
of the State of Arizona.
The passengers state that a party of Mexican
guerrillas had recently made incursion into
Texas fer plunder, and stolen IS head of mules be-
longing to the overland mail station at Leon Wa
terholes. The mules were not recovered when the
mail passed. 1t is also reported that the Indians of
New Mexico have recommended hostilities. The
late mail from Messilla Valley to Santa Fe was
attacked by the Navsjoes, and the conductor and
driver killed: The mail and coach were entirely
destroyed. Four hundred mules were also stolen
from Fort Craig by the Indians.