The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-07-28
or Shipping Intelligence,see 4th page
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL or THE CITY OF WASHINGTON
Terrible Massacre of Chris tians Mt Damascus
including the Dutch Consul-The America
consul Wounded-Fresh Disturbances Mt
Napies-Aeeessions to Garibaldi's Forces
OFF CAPE RACE.

Sr. JOINS, July 27.-The steamer CITY of Wash.
ington, from Liverpool on the 18th inst for New
York, passed Cape Race this morning, and was
boarded by the news boat of the Associated Press.
by which means We have summary of her adyices
which are three days later
| No market report has been received the usual
abstract of the Liverpool and London Circulars
| having failed to come to hand
There has been fearful massacre of Christians
at Damascus by the Druses. Five hundred had
been killed, including the Dutch Consul. The
American Consul had also been wounded.
The advices from Naples give an account of a
conflict between tae troops and the people, in con
sequence of certain popular manifestations in favor
| OF the refugees who disembarked at Naples Sew
erai persons had been killed. The Ministry had
peen dismissed and new Cabinet formed.
An Inspector of the former police was stabbed on
the 18th inst. VI
The proclamation of Garibadi against the Bour-
oons and in favor ofVictor Emmanuel had been dis.
trlbuted in Naples.
Two merchant steamers had passed over to the
aid of Garbaldi.
1t is also confirmed that Yevee has gone over to
Garibald
NAPLES, July l4.-The patriots are constantly
patrolling the streets The moderate party are
Iu OF apprehensions concerning the stabbing of the
fohce Inspector.
GaribaIds proclamation distributed among the
people says victor Emmanuel will lead us against
the Austrians."
POnV
ST. JOSEPH, July 26-The PONY Express has
arrived with dates from San Francisco to the lltb
inst.
The steamer Sonora sailed on the Ilth, with
Sl,UioOe0 In gold, mostly for New York No
mails were taken by the steamer, but letters and
papers were forwarded by the Express Messenger
accompanying the steamer, as the only means of
transmitting them to Mexico, Central America
South America and the West Indies. All the news
papers for the Atlantic States had also to be ex-
pressed BY the steamer. the Overland oil opI,
carries letters.
The ship Vistula had cleared for New York, with
cargo OF 1000 bales of wool, 5000 sacks of wheat
and 5000 hides, 1000 bbs Swatow sugar. 300 bbls
100000 '"'"'" az
The ship Notre Dame. for Australia, takes
l., ,oOo sacks of wheat, and $500 bbls. of -four
Several other ships are loading for Liverpool and
Australia, most of which will load with wheat
A ship will sail in few weeks, with cargo of
silver ore from the Ophr mine
No Pony Express had arrived since June 3Oth
and that brought dates to the 18th. The St,
Louis dates were to the 18th June, by the Butter
field route.
Carson Valley advices state that the agent of the
fony Express accompanied the last messenger east
ward with stock to reht the route as far as Salt
Lake. He is expected on his return to bring in
tnree or tour expresses, after which the route is
expected to be thoroughly organized, so that there
will be no more Interruptions
great number of emigrants were arriving at
Carson Valley from Salt Lake
Advices from Port Townsend say that the 4tb of
July was celebrated by grand regatta and fire.
works.
The Puget Sound Indians were waging mur
derous war against the coast Indians
The advices from Honolulu are to June 4th.-
The Japanese steamer Condinmarrah sailed from
thence May 10th, on her return to Japan.
Ono hundred and sixty-nine whalers had gone
north for the spring season.
SAN FRANCISCO, July ll.-Busness has been un-
changed during the last few days. There is heavy
supply of produce here, which is daily deteriora
ting in quality, and cannot be sold unless through
the auction rooms.
No arrivals since the 7th inst
Sailed on the Sth instant-Ship Morning Light.
Tor Honolulu; bark Corneie, for Melbourne; Shin
Motre Dame des Victories, for Sydney, New So nth
Wales.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
, BUSINESS remains without change of interest during
the last few days. Goods moving to the country
steadily and the city traders replenish their stock by
small purchases from first hands There is no demand
There heavy supply here which deteriorating daily
In quality and cannot be sold unless through the auction
rooms To-day 100 bbls Mess Beef brought 81 So 900
IDS Bacon 5A cts and Clear Pork 81 per bb Crush
ed sugar is worth II cts, Rio Coffee 14l4H cts Can
Hes s 5 55snsS8 s sI8sneGts cts Whskeg qnotes Sp
market is there the least fe sales be forced at
the current market rates.