The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-04-28
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE AFRICA.
The New Italian Ixingdon--The Insurrection
in Sicily--Bloody Doinss at Palermo
LATER FROM EUROPE.

The New Italian Ikingdom--The Insurrec 4 joI
i'm sieily--Bloody Doings at Palermo.
New York, April 27.-The steamer Africa ar
rived here this morning from Liverpool, with ad
vices of the l4th inst. The steamer North Britor
arrived out on the llth, the Teutonia on the 18th
and the City of Manchester and Circassian on the
18th.
The steamers Canada and Jura arrived ont on
Sunday.
English political affairs present no news of i'm.
porta nee. The Parliamentary recess continued.
1t was rumored in Paris that Count Persigny would
nave charge OF the Foreign Department, and Count
Thouvenel the London Mission. The French LIE.
glslature had betorethem bill permitting raw ma
teras to be imported in foreign vessels at the same
duty as in French vessels The Bank of France
had lost 1000, 900 francs in specie during the month
The BOurse was firm. Rentes T0f 20c
1t was reported that a continued exchange of
vote on the Swiss question was going on with
switzerland. That power protests, in advance,
against any violation of her rights which NAV re-
suit from the vote of Savoy. The Cabinet of tha
new Italian kingdom is to be composed of three
members from Piedmont two from Romagna.
and one each from Tuscany, Lombardy and Mode
ma. The King of Sardinia in his Central Italian
tour, will visit the legations There are conAicting
accounts relative to the insurrecion in Siclv-
A government despatch reports that all was tran
qull other authorities report that the insurrec.
ton was spreading. Great agitation existed at
Palermo was still in a state Of siege. The combat
there between the people and the Government
troops was very blood Disturbances continued at
Messlna at the latest date. Spain was trauouil-
The rumored capture of Count Montemoln and his
brother, however, lacks confirmation. There were
rumors at Vienna of negotiations for an alliance
between Austria, Prussia and England. The Duke
OF Braoant was at ConstantinOple, and was report
ed to BE- negotiating for the purchase Of the Island
of Gambia for 40, 900, 600 francs
THE LATEST-TVia Queenstown
LIVERPOOL, Sunday.-A rumor is current to-day
that Heenan and Sayers Yesterday but the re-
ports not credited. 1t is supposed the event will
come off tomorrow.
The insurrection at Palermo and Messina has
been suppressed At the place the conflict was
very severe and bloody. The Governor Threatened
to lombard the city, but the inhabitants only weld
on obtaining promise that the police, the princi-
pal cause OF the popular irritation should be re-
moved
At Palermo the monks fought like lions. and sew
eral were killed and many arrested.
lhe whole nation is dsgusted and desperate
, AaVlces from Madrid state that Senor Garrison,
the insurrectionist, had been shot
zen. Ortega's trial had commenced
LIVERPOOL, Saturday afternoon.-Cotton is ir
regular. Sales to-day of 5000 bales Breadstuffs
are firm. Provisions unchanged
LONDON, Saturday ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS close at
9412 2@942s Tor money and 943s 99434 for account
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL CoTTON MARKET-Saes of the last four
days 1000 bales including 200 bales to specuIaors
ana oeOl nales for export Inferior qualities had de-
chned B(94d holders were pressing the market and
prices very irregular Middling qualities were also
slightly lower Fair qualities unchanged. Sales of
Friday estimated at 900 bales including 400 bales tn
specnlators The market closed steady. New Orleans
far ga. mddling 6Sd Mobile fair 7Id middling
Sled; Upland fair I'd. middling I'D
Stock in port 100000 bales, including 767 900 bales
American Cotton. ~
Manchester advices are favorable. The market was
SLOW OF sale but prices unaltered.
HAVRE MARKET-Saes of Cotton for the week 4 600
naes; as stock $500 bales. New Orleans tres ordinare
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET,-The market gen
orally closed with an advancing tendency Wheat and
Corn of all qualities has slightly advanced Richardson
nTehce q CO., quote:-Flour quiet but firm at 26G3Os-
Wheat buoyaut at l(G2d advance red Western los 4d
Gdlos lod; white lis oils Cd Corn buoyant at Is "a
white SIS. .6l3Ss S1 '
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKEr-The market for Pro
VISIONS closed dull Beef is heavy at decline of IS
o. large business has been doing Pork dull Bacon
quiet and prices steady Lard nominal at partial de
cline of Is Quoted at 57la5ss. for prime
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET ET-Sugar is duIl Coffee
IS quiet Rice is firm. Rosn is dull and all qualities
have considerably declined; sales at As Sd (d4s ID
LONDON MARKETs.-Wheat closed dull with an advanc
ing tendency on account Of the short supplies
count ~ HS90A/S ~ az
III Bullion at the Bank of England has decreased e26 900
The Bank rates have advanced to per cent The de
mand for money was quieter at the close.
Fugitive Slave Case at Troy, N. Y.--The Fu-
SiuVe rescued from the Officers by "A Mob.
Troy, N. Y, April 27.-A Deputy United States
Ma Marshal tod to-day arrested a colored man named
Chares Nalle, fugitive from B. W. Hamsborough,
OF Culpeper county, Virginia The fugitive was
brought before United States Commissioner Beach,
and being identified was remanded to his owner
Judge Could on application, issued hobeas corpus
10 nrlng the man before him, which process was
served, when crowd numbering a thousand per-
sons gathered and took the man forcbv from the
custody of the officers and carried him to the
river, placed him in boat and rowed across He
was subsequently re-arrested by the West Troy
constables, but another crowd rescued the fugitive
whom they finally took off in carriage Pistols
were used, but no one was seriously hurt. Negroes
were the most active in the affair. An immense
excitement prevails in reference to the matter.
From Salt Lake and Denver.
ATCHGsoN, X. T., April 25.-The Salt Lake Ex-
press arrived here at p. NJ, bringing $4,000 in
dust from Denver City and three passengers from
Salt Lake. In crossing the mountains they were
obliged to leave one of their passengers on ac-
count of his being snow blind John Scudder,
who killed Bassett and left Denver CITY immediate
ly. after the murder, last fall, bad returned and
given himself up to the authorities. He was hav-
ing his examination when the express left 1t was
generally thought he would be acquitted.
Excitement at Scranton. Pa.-A Newspaper
Office Mobbed.
SCRANTON, Pa, April 26.-The Morning Her
dld office attacked last night by dozen persons
from the neghboring town of Dunmore, and the
editor and his men were severely handled. The
difficulty grew from the exposure made by the Her
aid of a gambling house in Dunmore. The mob
wanted to know the name of the author, and this
information being refused they attacked the office
kidnapping Case
NORFOLK, April 27.-In the United States Dis
trict Court yesterday, in the case of Capt Brayev
and mate, of the British schooHer Alice Rogers,
charged with attempting to sell a free negro, the
jury unable to agree The vessel has been for
feIted, and the cargo released to the owners