The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-25

airy Movements in the Italian Stntes--Th
Crops in Great Britain---The NVeathe
Favorable for the Observation-Disclosures
Dull--COtton Firm
New YORK, Sept. 24.-The steamship Adriati
on the 18th of September from Southampton, a
rived here at half-past twelve this morning wit
three days later from Europe.
The London Times says: "0ur circular contain
| number Of reports from English counties regard
| ing the prospects of the harvest. There are 81
| from the Northern counties, three from the Mid
| land, and fifteen from the Southern. They indicat
on the whole, that Wheat will be a full averag
and OF line quality, and also that the crops of Bal
| ley and Oats will be satisfactory
Both Wheat and Flour declined in price in tn
Paris market last week, but particularly Flour
| The prices of Wine advancing
submarine telegraph cable has been successful
ly laid between Marseilles, Corsica and Algiers s
| that the Emperor can communicate directly wit
Paris. The cost of the cable and the laying dow
! is ,000, ,000f.
A new pamphlet has just come out entitled tn
emperor in Algeria" by W. De Foirviolle.
| letter from Madrid speaks of great prepare
| tions making for the journey of Queen Isabella
! whose suite will comprise more than $50 persons
| without reckoning servants, footmen &c. In addi
tion to the numerous roval carriages, fifteen dill
gences have been contracted for for the court and
ministers, and more than l 900 horses and mules
| will be required for the ordinary service.
The Neapolitan navy has refused to follow The
| King of Naples to Gaeta.
The Paris correspondent of the London Morning
Post says: The Emperor of Austria is reported tC
have made up his mind to grant serious and i'm
portant reforms, with the hope of conciating the
people of Hungary, Croatia and Venetia. The
Hing of Naples, after a short halt for breath al
Gaeta, is to proceed to Bavaria to join in a soci
able way the family circle of his royal father-n
law.
On Monday Captain Hampton proceeded to Man.
chester from Liverpool, and previous to his leaving
again, at five o'clock in the afternoon orty-seyen
persons had offered themselves as excursionists to
Naples and been accepted.
An Elberfeld paper says that it is the intention
ot the Prince Regent of Prussia to confer on the
Queen of England the nominal command of the
Second regiment of Dragons of the Guard, as
we'll as the order Of the Black Eagle. This decora-
ton, the highest Prussian order, has hitherto been
conferred upon only two female sOvereigns.
The London Morning Post says The journey OF
the Emperor to Moscow had for its object the per-
sona introduction of the Cesarewitch of the Grand
Duke Nicholas, to the ancient capital of the en-
pire on the first occasion of his Imperial Highnes'
visit after attaining his majority.
ITALY.
ENTRANCE OF GARIBALDI INTO NAPLES.
NAPLES Sept S.-Garibaldi made his entrance
into Naples at noon this day with his staff alone.
The JOY is intense. provisional government has
been formed. Naples is tranquil
Garibaldi has consigned the fleet and arsenal of
Naples to the charge of Admiral Pesano and pro-
".
The Dictator has confirmed Romano as Minister
of the Interior, and appointed Ardit Director OF
Police, General Cosenz Minister of War, and Pisa
nelli Minister of Justice.
The capitulation of the forts is expected to take
place tomorrow.
MARsEILLEs, Sept. ll.-Letters from Naples state
that the Sandman flag flying from all the forts
Garibaldi had found so 10000, 900 lire in the Bank
After the flight of the King great rise took place
in the public funds. The town of Urbino has
been fortified. The province of Urbino has
been proclaimed annexed to Sardinia. state OF
siege has been proclaimed at Fano, Sinigaglia and
Pesaro 5000 Austrians in the Papal service have
arrived at Sinigaglia.
THE PAPAL STATES.
BOLOGNA, Sept. S.-An nsurrectionary move
ment in the province of Pesaro has taken place. 4OC
| insurgents have attacked and repulsed the PapaI
troops.
The teegrapbic communication with Naples is
interrupted.
The Opinione Nationale says:--The first column
of volunteers, under command of Rosselli entered
the Marches to-day.
BOLOGNA, Sept. 9.-lnsurrectioas have broken
out in Montefetro, Urbini, and in other towns OF
the province OF Urbno. The tri-colOred flag was
hoisted to the cry 'Long live Victor Emmanuel" "
The inhabitants of Pergola the revoled districts
OF Slnlgagla and other parts Fastening thither
armed in order to support the movement
Delegates from the Marches have left for Turin
to solicit the protection Of Emmanuel.
Other towns in the Romagna have revolted to
y
The telegraph wires and bridges have been de-
stroyed in the province of Umbra.
Urbino is free.
TURIN, Sept s, lS6O.-The manager of the
Southern Railway has been requested to prepare
for an extraordinary transport of troops.
Tho Third. Fourth, Fifth and Eighth corps
Rarmee are about to be placed on a war footing
and the soldiers on furlough have received orders
to join their regiments.
Turin, Sept. 8, 1S6O.-The insurrectonary move
men ment in the Marches and in Umbria is extending.
The provisional governments which have been es-
tablished, have sent deputatiOns to the King of
Sardinia. They are en- route for Turin.
The report that Sandman troops have already
passed the Roman frontier is unfounded. A reply
to the ultimatum sent to Cardinal Antonelli is
awaited.
ROME, Sept. S.-A panic prevails here. Frosinone
has been declared in a state of siege. The entry
of Garibaldi into Naples has thrown the papal gov
ernment into a state of CONSERVATION.
DRESDEN, Sept 1l.--The Cabinets of Vienna
Munich and Dresden have advised the King of
Naples to take refuge in Germany, and not in
Spain.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Sept. S.-The Paris Patrie and Pays pub.
lish communicated article, Of which the following
is a summary:
Some foreign journals have incorrectly repre-
sented the policy of France in Italy.
France, since the peace of Villafranca, has not
altered her policy, but, true to the principle of
non-nterventOn, has left the Italians to dispose of
themselves as they wished conining herself to
pointing out their dangers and reminding them
that in pursuing the project of national unity they
are acting at their own risk and peril. France has
also shown them what grave consequences might
result from an attack on Venetia or Rome
The Pdtrie adds eve have reason to believe
that Austria has declared that she would not inter
vene in Naples while the revolution is confined to
that State and does not threaten other frontiers:
but up to the present moment her declarations 60
no further
Vekif Effendi has received information by tee-
graph that his full powers for the signature of the
convention are route for Paris.
Paris advices of Sunday, Sept. g. assert that the
French Government has made representations to
Sardinia against any entry of a Sandman army
into the Marches.
SignOr Mamma, before returning to Naples, had
conference with Messrs. Rothschd relative to the
Neapolitan loan, for which they are the contrac
tors.
The Moniteur says that the Emperor and Empires:
were everywhere on their journey received witt
enthusiasm
PARIS, Sept. lO.-The Moniteur, in despatch
from Marseiles states that brilliant etes have aker
place in honor of their Maiestes.
The Paris Coastitutionnel, in an article signed by
Grandguillot, speaking of the intention of Sardinia
to intervene in the States of the Church, says:
We should grieve to see Piedmont accomplish al
aggression which would inconestibly separate hel
! from the Imperial policy. France, being the pro
tector of the Pope at Rome, cannot but disapprove
that any armed assistance should be given to the
insurrection in the provinces. We hope that Pied
mont will not renounce the principles of respect
due to international right, which alone can pre-
| serve our alliance with her. We also trust tha
the King will avoid political fault which would
| be misfor tune for Italy.
| The Paris Pdtrie publishes telegraphc des
patch from Turin, stating that, the suppositior
| that Piedmont would decide upon sending Sar
| dnan corps ddrmee into the Papal States, the diff
| ferent Powers have addressed energetic represen
! tations to Sardinia declaring that the Pontiica
government has afforded Piedmont no pretext fol
this rupture. 1t is not known, says the Patrie,
whether this attitude of the Powers has modified
| the resolutions Of the Sandman government.
Up to the latest dates, however, no Sardinia1
| troops had crossed the Roman frontier. Some iso
lated bands, not belonging to the regular army
| had alone entered the States of the Church.
The same journal adds:-A state of siege ha
| been proclaimed at Ancona
The King of Naples is still at Gaeta, and it wa
| reported that he would shortly embark for Spain.
| The Times Paris correspondent says:-The gen
| eral state of trade in France remains unchanged
! Merchants and spectators being more occupied il
watching the march of events in Italy than in max
| ing entries in their daybooks.
The cotton market of Havre was sufficiently ami
| mated last week.
AUSTRIA.
The Emperor has received Counts Sozechen anC
! Apponei, who explained the historical rights o
| Hungary The Emperor pronounced himself il
| favor of the Hungarian programme, which, it i
said, will be adopted, with amendment presented
by Count Hartig, and concerted between the latter
and the Hungarian delegates. Nevertheless, it il
still expected that during the first plenary sitting
of the Reichsrath, an autograph letter of the EN-
peror will be read, establishing the principle of th
autonomy of the provinces, and announcing the
reforms to be Immediately promulgated.
! A courier despatched by the Austrian embassy a
Paris arrived here to-day with the convention con
| cernng the affairs of Syria, which was signed or
| the eth This convention reproducas almost teyt