The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-11
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TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE ARABIA,
THREE DAYSLAT TER FROM EUROPE.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT NAPLES.
THE CITY IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
The French Ambassador Beaten Sense
less in the Street.
GREAT EXCITEMENT AT NAPLES,
THE CITY IN A STATE OF SIEGE.
THE CAPTURED AMERICAN SHIP GIVEN uf

HALIFAX, July 10.-The steamer Arabia, from
Liverpool on the 30th ult., has arrived.
The steamer Africa had arrived out.
Sicily quiet, but there was great agitation
at Naples, and the city had been declared in state
OF seige, the public commissarat having been
pillaged and the agents murdered.
The Neapolitan Government had ordered the
restitution of the two captured ships and the re-
lease OF their crews and passengers The steam
er lroquols was on the spot backing up the de-
mands Of the American Minister
Garibaldi continued actively engaged in making
MS preparations Tor the new movements cOptem-
plated by him.
The particulars of the news from Naples is about
as follows: The public agitation was increasing.
lnfiammatory proclamations had been issued by
the people to raise.
The French Ambassador had been seriously NAL
treated in the street, as was supposed by the anti
reform party: He was beaten senseess.
The Commissarats of twelve districts were simul-
taneously attacked and pllaged the archives burnt
and the agents murdered.
THE LATEST.
QUEENsTowN, July 1.-The Africa arrived here
to-day from New York.
1t is confirmed that the Kinp of NanIas baS
granted the new Constitution.
The trl.colored flag bad been formally inaugu-
rated in all the public buildings and palaces. and
war vessels, and saluted by all foreign ships
The formation of the new Neapolitan cabinet has
been completed, Spivella being president of the
Council.
The Government continued to make warlike pre-
paratons r
England and Austria consent to the proposed
conference on the Franco-Swiss question
1t is reported that the Papal Government is about
to grant certain reforms
Riots have occurred between the citizens an
the troops at Perugia.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, June 30.-Coton duIl-sales of the week
90 ooo bales Holders are pressing the market and
quotations nominal In most cases prices have de-
cned d. and upwards for inferior qualities Sales to
Spectators 1000 bales; to exporters 1900 bales Sales
OF Friday estimated at 10000 bales including 600 bales
to peculaors and for export The market closed with
dselining tendency Qqotations.-New Orleans fair
Upland fair I'd; mddling 6&d
Stock in port 1856 600 bales, including 133 900 bales
Manchester advices are unfavorable The closed
with a declining tendency.
HAvRE CoTToN MARKET-New Orleans free ord;no;ro
95fr Bas s6fr. The market closed firm Sales of the
week II 600 bales Stock 600 bales.
quiet, but prices steady
Richardson, Spence & Co., quote: Flour has de
clning tendency, bnt there is doing at decline of
lis. white lis. 6d.@12s Cd Corn has declining tend
ency, and prices are Cd. lower; mixed 3Is d3ls 3d. vel
low Sis. Sd; (g8ls Cd; white S4s. .(a34s. Cd.
The weather has been unsettled,
Il vERPooL PROVISION MARKET-Beefi is heavy ovinr
to large imports. Pork is quiet Bacon is firm Lard is
firm at 7s.(dl59s. Cd
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon of O0O bales
of cotton to-day including 1000 bales on and
for export The market is dull and prices irregular
Breadstufs close quiet but steady,
Sugar is quet but steady. Coffee is firm Rice is firm
Carolina 23s cd 24s. Cd. Rosin is dull at As sd Spr
itsturpentine dull at 33s.
LONDON MARKETs.-The money market is active Con
soils closed at 90 y (093H for account
Bullion in The Bank of England has increased f5S OOO
SHIP NEws-Arrived from Charleston, ship Inkerman
and Gender at Liverpool from Savannah ship Consol at
Queenstown; from Baltimore ship Robert at Havre Ger
mania at Helvoet.