The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-24
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Persia.

FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New IoRK, May 23.-The steamer Persia ar
rived here this afternoon from LiyernooI with
advices to the 18th inst
me steamer North American arrived out on the
10th and the steamer Arago on the llth inst
LIVERPOOL, May 12.-Sales of Cotton for the
week 90 600 bales including 500 bales to specuIa
tors and 800 bales for export Fair qualities have
improved most, and prices have advanced fully I'd .
The quotations show an advance of Nd on New
orleans and Mobile Cotton. Middng and lower
qualities have improved most. The market closes
firm. Holders were offering freely, but showed no
disposition to press sales Consols closed at 95-
Breadstuls closed steady. Corn was tending low
er ana all qualities had considerably declined.-
PROVISIONS were dull with declining tendency
THE RESURRECTION IN SICILY.
Garlbaldis force was two thousand two hundred
strong. lie embarked in steamer at midnight on
the 9th instant, near Genoa. He was well provi-
tic relative to his landing had been received but it
was reported that he would land at Calabria. and
create a diversion there.
The latest accounts from Sicily represent the in
surrection as going on. The insurgents had con-
centrated.at Citau. Garibaldi's lieutenant Medici
was expected to sail in five DAYS with two thousand
more volunteers.
GREAT BRITAIN.
Strong opposition threatened bv the Derby
party In the House of Lords to the repeal of the
paper duty.
Lord Wodehouse explained the result of the
negotiations with Central America He said the
Nicaragua treaty had been signed, but not yet rati-
fed. The right of passage over the Isthmus of
Panama had been recognized.
Sir Z. Trevel van, Governor of Madras has been
recalled In consequence OF insubnrdination in
openly denouncing Wilson's Indian financial pro-
gramme.
The Manchester Cotton Supply Association had
held their annual meeting. The prospect was
encouraging for an extensive c0tton-producing
FRANCE.
The Bank of France had gained over three mil
hon francs in cash during the past month
1t was rumored but discredited that France had
demanded explanations from Prussia relative to
her augmented war estimates.
The Paris Bourse had been depressed and lower.
Renes closed at 20 fir. 25c.
AUSTRIA.
NJ Won Plener permanently succeeds Baron
Bruck as Austrian Minister of Finance
SPAIN
Gen O'Donnell had returned to Madrid and was
enthusiastically received by the people.
TURKEY.
1t is reported that Russian intrigues in Turkey
are again ahoat.
PARIS, May l3.- Letters from Genoa state that
Col. Medici, the friend of Garibaldi, is forming
second expedition for Sicily for six Thousand vonn
teers are already enrolled There is great excite
ment at Genoa and Lombardv, from whence almost
all the volunteers have come, but it is asserted that
the government will be asked to prevent The de-
parture of the expedition.
The PdtFie asserts that the Neapolitan govern
ment is able to defeat all attacks
One account states that Garibadi would land at
Terricina. Another says at Calabria
The Grand Duke Nicholas of Russia is expected
here on Tuesday.
ROME, May S.-Genera Lamorciere continues to
concentrate Papal troops at Tablis.
The King of Naples subscribes million scudi to
the Papal loan.
PARIS, Saturday.-The Bourse is agitated, and
the rentes have declined 40 centimes since yes
terday.
Westmoreland and Shawmut at Liverpool; from
Charleston, Minnesota at Liverpool.
CHINA.
At last accounts there was panic at Shanghai
Business suspended owing to the advance of
the Rebels.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
THE LATEST, VIA QUEENSTOWN, SUNDAY May 10
LIVERPOOL. Saturday evenng.-Sales of Cotton to day
tors and for export The market closed steady. The
imports of the week amounted to 70 900 bales Amount
ut $50 600 bales from America against 231 900 bales
same week last year The market closed firm at the fol-
lowing quotations. New Orleans fair Sd mddling asd
Mobiles fair I'D, middling 3-16d; Upands fair 7Xd.,
middng 3-l6d. Stock in port 900 900 bales, incud-
ing $4,000 bales of American Cotton.
Breadstus closed quiet slow of sale but prices unal
tered Richardson Spence Co., report The weather
has heen favorable for the growing crops Flour closes
dull Wheat is firm Corn m has declined Cd to Is
Messrs Wakefield, Nash Co., report yellow Corn as
declined Is. and white Is in the week.
Provisions closed quiet Beef in fair demand at
low prices. Pork quiet. Bacon buoyant and 1d2s.
higher since Tuesday
Produce-Sugar partially is slightly higher. Rosin
closes firm Spirits Turpentine has been heavy at $685.
but at close more is doing
TRADE AT MANcHEsTER The advces from Manchester
are favorable The market closed firm but rather quiet
bulhon at the Bank of England increased f490,000.
Consols closed at 9l %Cag5
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, May 23.-The cattle disease in
Massachusetts is attracting attention in Congress.
The House Committee on Agriculture, having been
directed by resolution to inquire into the subject,
sent for the Secretary of the United States Agr-
cultural Society o,day who gave a succinct his |
tory of the disease-The following naval officers |
have been appointed Board of Visitors of the |
Naval Academy at Annapolis, to meet the lst of
and w. r. Taylor. cruise in the schoolship Ply-
mouth to French and Spanish ports and to the
Azores by the fourth class is contemplated at an |
early day.-The principal officials of the Ja-
panese Legation to-day spent several hours at