The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-20
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE EUROPA.
WEATHER IN EUROPE--CONTINENT
NEWS--COMMERCIAL AND MARKET
INTELLIGENCE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 19.-The completed summary
of the Europa's news furnishes the following add
tional intelligence.
The London Times editorial article says that the
King of Naples has gone to Gaeta only to consider
whether he will Gy to Madrid or Vienna; that Ma
pies is as good as lost and that the turn of Rome
must come next.
The Galway line is advertised to run monthly
The Connaught sailing on the 25th of September,
being the first vessel under the new arrangement.
Mr. Lindsay, who has instructions relative to
shipping negotiations with the United States, is a
passenger in the Europa.
FRANCE
1t was reported that the French Government had
sent diplomatic note to Switzerland, relative to
the outrages at Geneva the French flag The
mob during violation of Swiss Territory by Sa-
voyards going in procession to congratulate the
Emperor.
The weather was fine in Paris, but floods and hur-
ricanes reported in the provinces.
The Bourse was quiet, but rather firmer on the
7th instant, closing at 67f. 95c.
GREAT BRITAIN.
The weather continued fine and the harvest in the
Southern counties nearly completed, and the
result exceeds expectation. Operations have COM
menced in the more Northern counties with encour-
aging prospects.
The number of English volunteers offering for
Garbaldi great that funds could not be raised
fast enough to send them to Naples.
ROME.
Turin journals announce the position of the troops
of Lamoriciere, and call on the Pope to disband his
foreign mercenaries.
AUSTRIA.
1t reported that 35 900 Austrians had received
orders to leave Vienna for Trieste.
Recent disturbances at Udine had led to the dis
covery of great conspiracy favorable to Garbaldi,
and numerous arrests were made
GERMANY.
general meeting of the National Union at Co
burg unanimously adopted as programme the
transfer of the central power to Prussia and the
Convention of the German Parliament.
The Grand Duke of Mecklenberg Strelitz is dead.
Hickman Bros, iron masters, of Bilston, had
failed. Their liabilities are eighty thousand
pounds sterling.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds closed langud
but steady The demand for money moderate, but
rather more active; rates were unchanged.
LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN
LONDON, September 9.-The Opinione Rationale
of Turin, of the 9th says the first column of the vol
unteers enters the Roman Marches to-day.
New YORK, Sept. l9.-The following additional
items of news among the advices per steamer
Europa:
There were four hundred insurgents engaged in
the insurrecton at PeZarO.
TURIN, Sept 8.-Three corps d'armee are about
to be placed a war footing, and the Southern
railway is preparing for an extraordinary trans
portatiOn of troops.
VIENNA, Sept. S.-The Emperor gave an audi
ence to Counts Lezechen and Appenja, who ex-
planned the historical rights of Hungary, when the
Emperor pronounced himself favorable to the Hun
garian programme.
Signor Bussada, the Spanish Minister to Sardi-
mia, after holding a conference with Count Reich
burg at Vienna, returned to Turin.
1t is believed here that the King of Naples will
go to Austria instead of Spain. Preparations were
making at the Imperial Castle of Holzendorf, near
Baden, for receiving their Neapolitan Maestes
The latest intelligence says it was considered in
London that the Government had received a des-
patch on the Sth announcing that Garibald entered
Naples triumphantly on the 7th without opposition.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
STATE OF TRADE-The advices from Manchester are
all kinds of goods.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET-L1vERPoo1, Sent
THE weather is favorable for the crops.
Bigland, Athya & Co.. Wakefield, Nash & CO. and
Richardson Spence Co report the markets paralyzed
and sales quite unimportant and prices nominal
forced sales made to-day (Frday the fol-
lowing reductions on the week: Flour 2sa3s. Wheat
LIVERPOOL, Sept. s.-The BreadstuGs market today
was dull and nominal.
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKET.-Messrs Bigland
Athya Co, Wakefield, Nash & Co, and Richardson,
Spence Co report Beef dull. Pork quiet but firm
Lard at 62s d64s. Bacon quiet, Tallow steady North
American 52s Cd G59s Cd
LIVERPOOL, Sept. S.-The Provision market is quiet
day.
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-The Brokers' Circular
repors-Pot Ashes quiet at 27s Cd Ops; Pearls quiet
lower Bark quiet; Philadelphia SIS Cd a9s; Baltimore
IS Cd Linseed Cakes slightly higher American SO rs.
6d.df10. Fish Oissales unimportant: Sperm Oil 1885,
Whale E34 per Lnsecd Oil SIS. .(30s Rosin closed
buoyant, with unsettled and excited market common
As LADS. 3D., the spot, and arrive. Spirits
Turpentine firm 3ls. i32s., closing at 32s sd.
LONDON MARKETs-Barings' Circular reports: Bread
sus considerably lower for all qualities but sales unim
porant and quotations nominal Iron dull f5 5s. "a
10 los for both rails and bars, Pig Iron dull at Sis
Sugar firm and fully cd. higher Tea declined HGld
Congou Is 34d.Glls 3hd. Tallow quiet at SIS. Rice
heavy. Spirits Turpentne steady at 3ls Coffee firm
Copper advanced I'd. per lb ON manufactured and f2
per ton unmanufacured. Lnseed but little
inquiry, and prices weak New York bbls Ell; Boston
bags flO los. Cd. Fish Oils firm; Sperm Oil flO7Gf1OS
Cod Oil t35. Lnseed Oil slightly lower sales at 3Os
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-Consols closed Friday at
93Ba934 for money, and 93kG934 for account. The
bullion in the bank has increased f255 600
LONDON September S-Consols closed at 934 G93 for
money and account
AMERICAN SECURITIES Barring Bros report sales of
United States ls67-S go ves at 90 Pennsyl
vania ves at S5; do do bonds of 1877 at 81 Virginia
fves of 1888 at S2GS2h Securities partially slight
ly better Sales of Illinois Central shares 13% discount
do. bonds at 904 New York Central shares so; do
sevens at 93 do SKIES at ST. Erie shares 29A do third
mortgage bonds S3aSi Pennsylvania Central SKIES
mortgage, 9l.
SHIP NEWS.
Arrived from New FORK Sd, Corolan, of Beachy Head
9th, Young Dorchester, at Plymouth.
Arrived from New Orleans 3d. Harvest, at Genoa.