The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-10
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMERS PALESTINE AND ETNA
ONT, DAY LATER FROM EUROPE
THE KING OF NAPLES ACCEPTS THE
LIBERAL GONSTITUTION--GAR
ENROLLING A LARGE ARMY FOR FU-
TURE OPERATIONS.

QUEBEC July S-The steamer Palestine, from
Liverpool with advices to the 2Sth ult., has arri
we'd here.
New YORK, July 6.-The steamer Etna, from
Liverpool on the Goth, arrived here this morning
Her advices have been anticipated.
The intelligence per steamer Palestine is day
later than former advices.
The steamers City of Baltimore, Nova Scotian
and Vanderbilt had arrived out.
LONDON, June 2s.-English funds were heavy
yesterday.
A Sandman loan is expected to be offered
at Turin for public subscription.
The Times says: The promised Sandman loan
comes too late
meeting of working classes held last night
on Paddington Green, to consider the cause of the
present high prices. Resolutions passed de
nouncing the present famine prices the result of
monopoly and class legislation.
The Paris Steele declares the Papa loan to be
contrary to the traditions of the Church.
The .Nonitew publishes the terms of conven-
tion between France and England, relative to the
division of the captures in China.
The Palermo papers say that Garibaldi lost up
wards of 900 men in conflicts with the Neapolitans
the 9th and 2Sth.
The King of Naples has accepted the liberal con
stituton granted by the Council, and his ministry
have resigned. Commander Spinelli has been
called upon to join the new ministry.
Sicily quiet. Garibad had Issued a pro
camation calling upon the clergy to second the re-
voluton.
Teegraphic advices from Palermo state that the
official Gazette had published a proclamation by
a of the Neapolitan General Benedetti cali
ing upon the army to rise against the Bour-
bons.
Garibald has 36, 900 volunteers actually enrolled,
and another expedition fitting out at Genoa to
go to his aid, numbers 200 men.
Sardinia is to adopt the tri- color flag.
despatch from Geneva SAYS that Lord Russell
and Persigny have agreed upon the convocation of
an European Congress for the adjustment of the
Savoy question.
Garibaldi is rumored to have sent an agent to
London to negotiate a loan of 10000, 900 francs
pledging the revenues of Sicily for the same.
The Naples constitution grants constitutional
and representative institutions and Italian prnci-
pies to the kingdom of Naples; general amnesty
to political offenders.
The municipality of Palermo had sent an address
to the Dictator requesting the immediate annexa-
ton OF Sicily to the Italian Kingdom, to which
Garibaldi replied that annexation was his aim;
that he was great admirer of Victor Emmanuel;
that he believed annexation would eventually be
accomplished by and with him, but that at present
the annexation of Sicily alone would not be de-
srabe.
THE PRINCE OF WALES TO VISIT THE
UNITED STATES.
The Prince of Wales may be expected at Mon
treal about the 23d OF August, and the opening of
Victoria Bridge will happen few days afterwards
President Buchanan having, in a letter to the
Queen, expressed desire to receive the Prince,
personally, in Washington, he will visit that city,
and the most important and interesting localities
in the United States, accompanied by the Duke Of
Newcastle and others. The Prince has also ac-
cepted an invitation from the city of New ork.
PARIS, June 27.-The rumored French loan is
untrue.
GENOA, June 26.-Garbaldi has decreed the de-
molition of Fort Castellamore, and the first divi-
sion of the revolutionary forces are directed to-
wards Syracuse.
The correspondent of the London Herald says that
the greatest endeavOrs being made by the Nea-
poitan Government to induce Victor Emmanuel to
accept offers of friendship from the King of Naples
and that the grant of a Constitution to Naples is
at the instigation of Napoleon
The movements of Garibaldi however are more
rapid than diplomacy, and should he march upon
Naples the fall of the Bourbon dynasty is certain.
The contemplated attack on Messina would only be
useless sacrifice of life, the garrison is hemmed
in and cannot get out OF their forts, but if Naples
falls, Messina falls as a matter of course.
LIVERPOOL June 2s.-Sales of 10000 bales Cotton in
cludng 5000 bales for speculation and export The
market closed steady, but prices very irregular
Breadstuffs firm but quiet
Provisions dull
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