The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-27


s"rdinians Sending More Troops to the
POpe's DOminions--RcvOIution Move
Inents Observation-Disclosures idi Announces his
Intention OF PrOclaiminS the Annexation
of Naples TO Piedmont from the Summit of
the Quirinal.
SANDY Hook, Sept 81, II O'Clock, A. M.-The
steamer Persia, from Liverpool on the 18th, via
Queenstown on the 10th, passed off this point
on her way to New York about IL o'clock.
The Persia passed the steamer America on the
23d. The steamer City of Washington arrived out
on the oath, and the Illinois on the 25th.
The steamer Arabia arrived out at Queenstown on
the l4th.
Italian affairs continued unchanged.
The French Minister had left Turin.
The King of Naples had gone to Spain.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 15.-The advices from Manchester
continue favorable hut the advance of Tuesday had been
lost ~
BreadstuGs-The weather has been favorable for tha
crops but boisterous Friday. The Flour market
closed quiet and steady Wheat steady Corn quiet and
rather frmer-mixed held at Bis
Povisions.-Beef is heavy and all qualities declined
Pork is quiet but firm. Bacon steady. Lard firm. Tai
low frmer.
HAvRE MAREETs-Al qualities of Cotton have slight,
" advanced. Lower qualities have advanced 1@2f-
Sales of the week l6 GOO bales Stock 1856 900 bales
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat has declining tendency
Prices 2G3d lower for foreign Iron steady S-
gar closed steady. Coffee buoyant. Rice dull and Gi
Produce. Pot ashes closed quiet at 27s dGl2Ss
Pearls quiet at 29s Sugar firm, and partially advanced
81 to I'd Coffee is firm. Rice is irm-holders demand
Sis. Cd .Gt32s ' A'
LONDON MONEY MARKET. Sept 15-The Money market
Is easy Bullion in the Bank has increased f63 OOO-
Consols e3699SH for money, and e34@937s for ac-
count
SECOND DEsPArCH1
New YoRK, Sept. q, one o'clock, A. M.-The
steamer Persia has arrived at her wharf. The fol-
lowing are the main features of her adyices:
The English news is uuimportant. The harvest
throughout England was making rapid progress
but the weather had become rather less favorable
The Emperor Napoleon had reached Aiaccio.
The French forces at Rome are to be increased
by two regiments.
The Bank of France has lost Is, $50 900 francs in
cash during the month.
AFFAIRS AT NAPLES.
Naples at last accounts remained tranquil The
forts had all surrendered to Garibaldi, who had
exchanged interviews with the English Admiral
and Ambassador.
The Sandman troops disembarked at Naples, by
the request of Garibaldi, who transferred the COM
mand of the Neapolitan fleet to Sardinia.
The King had embarked at Gaeta for Seville 1t
was said that he left order, on quitting Naples
for the bombardment of the town and the destruc
tiOn of the royal castle.
The revolution in Naples was everywhere tri-
umphant.
The French Ambassador at Naples had embarked
for France. 1t was reported that some other for
elgn Minister'S had received orders to quit the king
dom.
AFFAIRS IN THE POPE'S DOMINIONS.
The Sandman troops continued to march into
Papal territory. General Fant had been appointed
cOmmander-n chief.
The Papal Government was about to address n
protest to all the European Powers
Perugia had been declared in a state of SIEGE
The inhabitants had been threatened with the direst
penalties for the mere fracture Of the telegraph
wires.
The Sandman memorandum in defence of the
course adopted is published.
The Emperor of Austria gave a grand banquet in
honor OF the Emperor of Russia's birthday.
TURIN, Sept. l5.-The Italian journals express
their regret at the recall of the French Ambas-
sador
MARsEILLEs, Sept. 15.-Naples letters state that
very ardent popular demonstrations were taking
place there, and that many of the priests had fra
ternized with the people. Numerous desertions
from the NeapOitan forces at Gaeta had taken place.
GaribaIdi has ordered enlistment of voun-
teers.
Liberio will be Pro- Dictator, it is said, whilst
Garbaldi is attacking Lamoricere in the Papal do
minions.
GARIBALDPS PROGRAMME.
Garibaldi has declared that he will soon pro-
claim the annexation of Naples to Piedmont from
the summit of the Quirna where all Italians are to
be united in one national banquet.
Reactonary movements, with fatal conflicts,
have occurred at Ariano, and Garibadians were
marching there.
ROME, Sent. 1I.-Tricolor flags have been hoisted
at Tivo Genevano and Sabraco, but it is said that
the people did not support the intended demon
stration.
The alleged order OF General Lamoricere for the
pillage of the towns where insurrectionary move
ments should be made, is denied.
PARIS, Sept. l5.-The Constitutional says the re-
call of the French Ambassador from Turin is to ex-
press dlsapproval at the course of Sardinia, but is
far from implying a rupture of existing relations.
Caldins order of the day to his soldiers tells to
"attack and disperse the foreign adventurers with
out mercy. Perugta calls aloud for vengeance, and
though late, she will have it,
\ strong Piedmontese corps is keeping watch
over the movements of the Austrians
LONDON, Saturday Evening.-Two ships have ar
rived to-day with 100000 sterling in Australian
gold
THE LATEST-(VIA QUEENSTOWN.)
LIVERPOOL, Saturday Evening.-Sales to-day of
GOOO bales of cotton, including 900 bales to spec
ulatOrs and for export.
The market closed quiet and firm. Breadstuifs
also close quiet, and prices firm. Provisions close
very dull. COnsols are unchanged.
Arrived from Baltimore, snip John Clarke, at
Liverpool.
Walker, the FiIibuster, not Shot
New ORLEANS, Sept. 26.-The schooner TAYLOR,
from Stella on the 18th, has arrived here and an
nounces that Walker is safe, and returns home by
the next vessel. Walker and Ruder would have
been Immediately released if they had claimed
American citizenship or British protection. The
British commander declared that they should not
be shot.
Movements of Lord Renfre,v.
DwIGHr STATION, Ill, Sept, 25.-Lord Renfrew
and suite express themselves highly gratiied with
their two days sport on the prairies To-day the
party bagged l85 quail, of which Lord Renfrew
killed 28.
Lord Renfrew and suite leave here for ST. Louis
on a special train at o'clock tomorrow morning.
Receipts OF Flour and Grain at New York.
New YORK, Sept. 26.-The receipts of Flour and
Grain to-day were as folows:-Flour, IL ,444 bbls;
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