The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-31
LATEST NEWS
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE BOHEMIAN,
FURTHER FROM EuRopE.

QUEBEC, July 30.-The steamer Bohemian, from
Liverpool on the 18th, has arrived here Her ad
vices have been, in great measure anticipated by
previous arrivals.
In the House of Lords on the 18th, the Earl OF
Granville expressed belief that the troubles in
New Zealand were exaggerated
The debate on the Savoy question and the policy
OF England participating in the proposed Conference
on the subject, had taken place. The annexation
of Savoy to France was generally denounced
In the House of Commons Mr.. Roebuck attacked
| the Government for prosecuting unjust war in
China aud encouraging the opium trade.
Mr.. Gladstane denied that the war was unjust
asserting that the treaty of Tiensen was binding
and its ratification most impo rtant He also sta ted
the financial condition Of the country proposing
duty OF Is l0d. per gallon on ardent spirits, which
was agreed to.
Sangunary conflicts are reported to have occurred
near Messina between the Neapolitans and the ad
vanced guard OF Sicilians.
The British Admiral had quilted Palermo for
Naples, and there were scarcely any but Sandman
vessels in the Roads. --- '---4y-
| Garibaldi had expelled Farini and two Others
from Sicily for conspiracy. Farini is said to have
had full power to assume the title of Royal Com
missioner as soon annexation was declared.
The massacres of the Christians in Syria had
reached from seven thousand FIVE hundred to eli ght
thousand. One hundred and ffty-one villages have
been destroyed. Sickening details given of the
barbarities inflicted on all ages and sexes.
The ship Squantun, of Boston, had been wrecked
near Bombay.
There is nothing important from Italy.
Mr. Gladstones financial statement estimates the
cost of the Chinese war at f54 000, 900, of which
Ell 900, 900 are already provided for.
Lord Brougham called the attention of the House
of Lords to the refusal of the Cunard steamers to
grant first class passage to negro, saying that if
the matter had not been COMPROMISED he had no
doubt damages could have been recovered.
Lord Woodehouse confirmed the statement of The
massacre of five hundred Christians at Dama ascus;
also the destruction of all the Consuates except ing
the English.
At meeting in London of the International Sta.
tistical Congress, Lord Brougham called Mr.. BAL
las attention to the fact that negro was present
as member of the Congress. Mr.. Dallas made
no response, but the negro, a DR.. Delaney, re-
turned thanks for Lord BrOughams kind recogni-
ton, which was received with cheering from all
parts of the hall.
A meeting with reference to the encouragement
OF the growth of cotton in India had been held at
Manchester, Lord Stanley presiding.
A new Sicilian Ministry has been formed by Ga
ribaldi
Five great military camps will be formed imme
diately in the neighborhood of Turin, Aessandria.
Milan, Florence and Bologna.
THE LATEST.
The Turkish Sultan has addressed letter to
Napoleon, expressing grief at the masacres in SYRIA
and announcing his determination to employ ali his
powers in establishing security there and Furnishing
the guilty.
1t is reported that Russia has communicated to
Napoleon desire to act in accordance with France
and England in Eastern affairs.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, July 1S-Cotton closed steady. Sales for
five days of 46 900 bales.
Breadstuhs closed firm Wheat is steady Corn varv
dull. -'
Provisions quiet Beef is heavy. Pork is heavy
Bacon is quiet. Lard is quiet.
Produce market generally unchanged. Rosin is dull
and slightly lower. Spirits Turpentine heavy Quota.
.ions nominal at SIS Sugar firm. Rice dull. Coffee is
firm.
The weather has been favorable for the crops
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