The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-06
ADDITIONAL BY THE PALESTINE.
QUEBEC, Sept. 5.-The mails of the Palestine fur
nish the following additional intelligence:
GENER AL NEWS

QUEBEC, Sept 5.-The mails of the Palestine fur
nish the following additional intelligence:
GENERAL NEWS.
A correspondent says Garibald, in letter to
friend at Naples, expresses disappointment and dis
gust at the Neapolitans and declares he will not
appear until Naples has been in state of insurrec
ton a month.
PARIS, Frday.-The Moniten' contains decree
ordering the establishment of the port of Thonow
on Lake Leman and the Improvement of the al
ready existing fort of Evian on the same Lake.
The news published in the German papers that
Napoleon has proposed Congress for the settle
ment of the Italian question is totally unfOunded.
The Cologne Gazette publishes Vienna letter
which SAYS that an Austrian note relating to Carl
baldi's expedition will shortly be forwarded.
The French government has already made known
to the European governments that its proposal for
raising Spain to the rank of great power having
given rise to objections it will not endeavor for the
present to carry it out.
The Nord repeats its account of the arrange
ments at Toplitz, notwithstanding the official de-
nial.
The same journal asserts that suggestions made
by Prussia for the reorganization of the army of
the confederation strongly disapproved of by
the secondary German States, who considered that
the giving up of the command of the military forces
to one or both of the great powers would be the
first step toward their political extinction. The
smaller States have refused to abdicate so much of
their independent sovereign power.
SHANGHAI, June 29.-Sir hope Grant and Admi-
raj Hope have left for Pecheii.
This city is protected by the allies.
The rebels making progress, and trade with
the interior is stopped
CANTON, July S.-Matters are more settled. One
hundred war vessels and transports were in Foo
chow Bay oath June.
The mandarins have been ordered to furnish no
supplies to the allies.
---... COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MAIKET-LIvERPooL, Aug. "a
The Brokers' Circular reports the sales of the week
So OS0 bales, which $50 taken by speculators
and $50 by exporters. Middng qualities slightly
dearer but the bad weather cheeks business Holders Of
to-day friday were 5000 bales, including 1000 on
and for export the market closing steady
the following authorized quotations
FAR orleans ..,..7Bd
9iuuilns uo' ''''' '''''' ''oIsu.
AR Moblies' es'...-'',......... ..-...... "a
Mluunng 40. ....0.lo-lod
Falr Upand. d.........,... ...,........ ..o4d.
Mlddlng do....... ...0;sd
The stock in port is estimated 12S 900 bales, of
which 100000 were American Imports of the week 35,
404 bales.
STATE OF TRADE.-The advices from Manchester are
unfavorabe. The market dull, owing to the bad
weather.
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat in good demand at 2s ad.
mand at Wednesdays advance Barley quiet at very full
rates.
Arrived from New York, Fosca Helena, at Texel; E. H
Zerrngton, Ceres and Eastern Star, at Marseilles.
Arrived from Philadelphia Achilles, at Deal.
Arrived from New Orleans North Carolina at Naples
Helvetia, at Flushing.