The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-13
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF THE BREMEN.

"a OttLttIIfSI
Another Defeat of the NeapoIitan RoyaIists
ny ySafihaidi--Arriva val of Victor Emmanuel
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NEW Y oRK, Nov. 12.-The steamer Bremen, from
southampton on the 3st ut., arrived here late last
night after the closing of the lines South.
The Canada arrived at Liverpool Oct %.
The Olive American from Liverpool to CaIcut-
ia, was off st. Helena Sept. 10.
Ihe Chamois, of Halifax, N. s., was stranded,
yet. 70, near Rugen, but will probably get off,
Crew saved.
The North Briton went ashore on Tuesday ot
A. NJ, at Ballycaste, about two hours sail from
londonderry. Every exertiOn was being made to
1oat her: the grain was being thrown overheard.
together with other articles. Assistance had been
sent from Londonderry, and no anxiety was felt for
passengers or ship.
There were no signs of the Vanderbilt at noon on
Wednesday, Oct. 81.
There was much speculation in the English pa
pers at the abrupt termination of the Warsaw Com
ference.
The London Times insists that it was owipp to
the impossibiliy Of the agreement OF many antapo-
nlstic elements in the Conference
Inc Neapolitan Royalists made another attack on
Garloadrs troops between Tesano. and Sessa but
they were defeated with the loss of MANY persons
Victor Emmanuel had arrived at Sessa, and had
an interview with Garibaldi, when ARRANGEMENTS
were made for grand and decisive battle.
Austria explains the cause of her immense arma-
ment, and says that they only preparations to
repel aggression.
ENGLAND.
The Prince of Wales had not arrived at Plymouth
on Tuesday, Oct 30.
His Royal Highness Prince Albert embarked in
the Euryalus on Wednesday, September 10, for
England. His reception throurhou the Cape Col
ony has been of the most gratifying character.
one of the notabes in the First Empire and the Res
toration.
The Duke has left a mass of papers. particularly
his correspondence with the Duke de Ricbelieu dn
ring his London Embassy
The Times Paris correspondent says: 1t is stated
that the Emperor has decided that a fourth batta-
lion snail be raised for every infantry regiment in
the service The Minister of War is already taking
measures to carry the Emperor's decision into ex,
ecutiOn.
The Times says:
owe hear with sincere regret that Chevalier
Bunsen has been suddenly taken very dangerously
ill. The absent members of his family have been
summoned only, it is feared, to be present at the
deathbed of this distinguished man. whose loss
would be lamented by large circle of friends in
England"
The Earl Manvers died, at the age of 50, on Sat.
urday last.
The Times regrets to have to announce that Ad-
mlral Sir Charles Napier yesterday seized with
sudden and severe attack of illness, which has
caused serious anxiety to his friends.
return has been made up at the War Office,
which shows the sums that have been voted bv
China. These make up total for the current
year not far from 600 0OO the entire produce of
the years income tax
The Times SAYS
"The volunteers were first returned as 10000
strong, then l4O 900, and now it is probable that
the numbers approximate 200, 000.''
The Daily Neios says:
"ltis very generally asserted and believed that
the failure OF the Warsaw Conference mainly arose
from the prominence given BY the Gar to a revis-
ion OF the Treaty of Paris that being the main OBJ
ject of the policy of Russia
The Times says that the cause of the breaking up
OF the interview was ostensibly on account of the
illness of the Empress Dowager of Russia but real
ly because the terms which the Emperors met
each other were such as to render a prOtracted in
terconrse extremely undesirable.
FRANCE.
PARIS, Oct. 27.-The Moniteur promulg ates the
convention supplementary to the treaty of COM
merce between France and England, and which was
concluded on the 18th of October.
The customs tariff subjoined to said convention
will come into operation Nov. |, 1861.
PARIS, Sunday, Oct. 2S.-According to instruc-
tons received from Count Rechberg, Prince Met
ternch has explained to NJ. Thouvenel the Austrian
policy.
This explanation contains four points.
/. The interior policy of every State being init
mately connected with its exterior policy. Austria
will fulfil with sincerity the reforms announced in
the "Diplom" of Oct. 20.
2. Notwithstanding the complications in Italy,
the present armaments and concentration of troops
in Venetia have no other object than that of repel
ing any attack.
3. Austria will not abandon the system of nom
intervention.
A. Austria considers that the assembling of a
Congress would not bring about practical sou-
tion of the Italian question, unless the great Pow
ers agree beforehand on a common programme, of
which, however, there is little likelihood.
The Noniteur announces that October 80 the
Emperor will review the Imperial Guard in the
Bos de Boulogne, on which occasion there will also
be a sham bivouac and encampment.
MONDAY EVENING, Oct. 29.-The Pdtrie saws
Prince Metternich and Baron Hubner were received
yesterday by the Emperor. 1t is asserted that Ba-
ron Hubner will leave to night for Vienna.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
concur in announcing that for some days past
greater activity has been observed in commercial
circles
The consumption of tobacco in France increases
in an immense proportion. In 1915, it only
53OOOO0O pounds, and in 1858, ,000, 900 pounds,
having in that time more than tripled Here is a
net balance, in the budget of the present year. to
the Treasury of 125, ,49S, ,4G7f.
The price of wheat and -four remains firm in the
Paris market
ITALY.
TURIN, Oct. 27.-AccOrding to dispatches re-
ceived here, an engagement had taken place be-
tween the troops of the King of Naples and the
Piedmontese, half way between Teano and Sessa.
The enemy, leaving many prisoners, fell back
upon Garigliano.
The official Gazette maintains that the Pontifcal
prisoners treated with generosity and solici-
tude.
NAPLES, Oct. Fixing Victor Emmanuel has
arrived at Teano.
Tomorrow the Court of Cessation will proclaim
the result of the voting on the question of annexa
tion.
NAPLES, Sunday Evening g-The official return of
the voting on the question of annexation in the city
and province of Naples, is as follows: Yeas, 1885,
468; Nays, 1,609.
In the other provinces the votes are equally IA
vorabe to annexation.
TURIN, Oct. 30.-Victor Emmanuel had arrived at
Sessa Garibaldi had gone to the head quarters of
the King.
SEssA, Oct. SO-After the concentration of the
Sardinians yesterday, reconnaissance was made
by the Sardinians on the left bank of the Carl
gliauo.
NAPLES, Oct. 27.-Garbaldi and Emmanuel,
whose military operations now combined, are
preparing for a battle with the enemy.
Emmanuel is, nevertheless, expected to enter Ma
ples on the 30tb. Great preparations are being
made for his reception.
NAPLES, Oct. 30-The result of the voting in the
Kingdom of Naples, with the exception of two prov
inces, from which returns still wanting, is as
follows: Yeas, ,l02 ,499; nays, 9,371.
MADRID, Oct. 28.-The strength of the Spanish
army for 1861 is fixed at 100, 600 men.
ROME, Oct. 29.-Lamoriciere has been created a
Roman noble.
SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, Monday, Oct 29-The result of the elec-
tions for the National Council took place yesterday
the triumph of the National policy, represented by
NJ. Strompfis The Opposition party of VaUd OBJ
tanned majority over the Government.