The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-07
THE DAILY EXCHANGE, NOVEMBER 7. 1860.

SPEECH FROM GARIBALDI.-On the morning of the
18th ut., the Dictator addressed the people of Ma
Piles from the balcony of the Foresteria the place
whence he spoke to them on his entry into Naples
This is the first public appearance Garibaldi has
made for nearly a month in Naples, and as such
created considerable crowd possibly CT three or
four thousand persons He was accompanied by
all his staff and good number of officers. He
spoke very slowly and distinctly, and his words, as
far as they could be taken down amidst the muir
murs of the multitude, were these:
''The city is in tumut; regret it, and the more
so that in those tumults there breathes party ad
verse to me and to all | do. That party prevented
me last year from leaving the Cattolica to come to
your assistance; that party prevented me from
taking the money destined for the million of mus
kets for the expedition of Sicily; that party sent
Farina to Palermo to hasten the annexation of Sic
ly-an annexation which, if it had been completed
should not have been able to come to your liberia
ton. People of Napes | know that party; they
do not wish Italy one and thew seek to create dis
turbance among the people, and embarrassments
Tor me. But will not permit disorders. So long
as am with you these sewers of tumult shall effect
nothing. When you have anything to say to me
send me commission. | desire neither marquises
nor princes; sufficient for me are men of good
hearts even thong n clothed with Jacket The cry
OF Death was raised against this and against that
man, and against my friends. The Italians ought
not to cry DEATH except against the stranger, and
among themselves all should be respected and
loved, since all concur in forming the liberty of
Italy
yesterday said that the King would enter; to-
day have his letter. On the 10th the Piedmon-
tese troops crossed the frontier of those Provinces
and in few days Victor Emmanuel will place him.
self at the head of his valiant army. In few days
then, we shall see our King. Let this transtory
state pass in calm, with prudence, with moderation;
so that the Neapoitans may show themselves that
brave people that they are. [Great applause In
few days this provisional state will cease. and, in
spite OF her enemies, and of those who desire it,
Italy will be one Here raising finger, he
was followed by unanimous cry of all assembled.
Prom The London Times.I
WRECK OF AMERICAN VEssELs.-The bark Yer
| mont, OF Halifax, Nova Scotia, stranded during a
heavy gale of wind, Saturday last, on Barnett,
bank near Fleetwood, on the Lancashire coast. At
the time the sea was running very high, which
caused the ship tie slip both her anchors in the
| oihng, and drive on to the bank. As as her
perIous situation was observed, the lilebOat be.
longing to the National Life-boat Insttution,was n
mediatey launched, and subsequently taken in tow
| by seam-tug, which took her to windward of the
ship. After some difficulty and considerable skill
on the part of the crew, communication was eff
fected with the wreck from which fifteen men anC
pilot We're fortunately taken Off They safe
| ly brought to shore about o'clock. As soon a:
they were landed, the services of the lie-boat were
again called into requistion but the result of her
proceedings has not as yet been reported This ex
celIent liteboat has only been on this importan
station about twelve months, but during that pc
Rod she has been instrumental in rescung, during
very stormy weather, q persons from a water7
grave, from the wrecked vessels Anne Mitchell o
Montrose; Cothariae, of Newry; the Jane Roper
of Ulverstone; and the bark Vermont, of Halifax
as above related Capt. Massey, K. N. Inspecting
Commander of Coastguard and Coxswain Fox, hav,
on each occasion been off in the lifeboat. 1t wa
only on Thursday night last, that another Ameri
can ship, the Narta Waterman, took the ground
during heavy gale of wind, in Dundrum Bay
The life-boat which the National Life-boat Institu
ton had just sent there, was Immediately go
ready, on observing the signals of distress, an,
proceeded on her transporting carriage, distanc
of six miles, through dark road, with view O
succoring the ships crew, but they declined t
leave their vessel, as the tide was fast receding
Mayor Bishop, Of Cincinnati, was arrested tn
other night as horse thief He was initiating Ha
rOun Alraschid, and trying to catch the watch
men mapping. He caught tartar.