The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-06

The NEws.-By the arrival of the steamer
America, off Cape Race, and the Prince Albert
at St. Johns, N. F., with Liverpool advices to
the 2lth We learn that Garbaldi has succeeded in
disembarking his forces on the mainland of Naples
and has followed up his successful evasion of the
| Aeapoiitan fleet by the capture of the town of
Reggie, situated on the east side of the Straits of
Messina, and in the province which was formerly
known as Caabria Ultra. Reggie is walled town,
| and is defended by citadel but of no great
strength. 1t is one of the oldest cities in Italy,
being originally founded by the Chalcidians. Its
prominent position on the Straits has rendered If a
frequent object Of attack. The Romans plupdered
1t several times, and, after the Romans it suffered
even more seriously from the Turks In l543. il
was laid in ashes by Barbarossa. In 1858 il was
plilaged by Mustapha and in 1893 it was apain
sacked. In later times, its weakness and insipnif
canoe have protectedit from assault. Itbas carried
on for many years limited but lucrative trade
with France and Genoa. The distance from Reroio
to Naples Is about one hundred and ninety miles
The commercial news show steady Breadstuffs
market, with an advance Of 3D. in Corn. Cotton
was firm.
BY the way of New Orleans we have intelligence
from the seat of Walkers war to the 23d nit Anarmv
OF seven hundred men, under Guardiola, had sur
rounded Truxilo, and an English man of-war had
arrived, whose avowed purpose was to protect the
citizens, and return the possession of the town to
the rightful authorities
A heavy eannonading was heard at Ruatan on tho
morning of the 9th, lasting till noon. which was
believed to be from the combined attack of the
British ship and Guardiola on Walker
The DIFFICULTY BETWEEN SPAIN AND MExIco.-A
Washington correspondent states that the news
from Mexico creates much sensation in diplomatic
circles. Senior Tassara, tho Spanish Minister has
notified orr government that 5 pain will coerce re-
dress 1or her grievances from the Juarez govern
ment at Vera Cruz. lie has now gone to New York
to confer with commissioner from the Captain
General OF Cuba now there, on his way to
Madrid, upon Mexican affairs, and to inform
MN of the disposition of the United States
government in the exigency OF foreign inter-
ference. Meanwhile, Captain Pendergrastwho goes
out in the Pa'cnee on the 18th to relieve Captain
jarvis OF the command of the Home Squadron, is
said to be man who will not fear to assume such
responsibilities as are necessary to the practical en-
orcement and Illustration ofthe Monroe doctrine in
case OF undue Interference on the part of SPAIN Mr.
McLane VIII also leave in the Pdrnee on the 18TH
and viii act in concert with Captain Pendergrast
Ihey Will be instructed to give full protection to
the rights and interests of American citizens in
Mexico, and will probably be allowed a very wide
discretion IN constituting these instructions The
recent reVerses of MiramOn, added to the Italian
complications in Europe, may very likely lead to
reflection on the part of the Spanish authorities,
and possibly also to change of programme
RECEPTION OF JUDGE DoUaLAs.-Judge Douglas
Will leave Frederick city to-day at one o'clock and
or md
mttee OF Reception will be present to receive him,
through their Chairman, Charles F. Mayer, ESQ.
lie Will be conducted in an open barouche from the
hallway station to the Gilmor House. where he
VIII remain during his stay in this city, At dusk,
the Judge will be serenadcd by the Blues Band,
wnen he Will address the people from the balcony
oil the Gllmor House. He will leave for Harrisburg
at eight O'Clock on Friday morning, and address
the people of that city on Friday night.
SNOW HILL BURNED.-A report reached here YES
terday, that the town of Snow Hill Worcester CO..
Nd, was entirely destroyed by fire on last Friday.
NO particulars given. We sincerely hone the re-
port may prove untrue.
The above is taken from the Ensfou Star of
Tuesday, but on account of the report of the con.
migration not having reached this city. we are dis
posed to discredit the above
IS The ELECrIoNs.-The returns received from YER
mont indicate that the Republican candidate for
Governor has been elected by an increased MAORI
ty. The Legislative ticket of the same party has
been successful.
An election for members of the Legislature and
local officers takes place to-day in California
HOLIDAY STREET THEATRE.-The house last nicht
was crowded one, most of the seats in the par
nd draS civ how;
one O'Clock yesterday. The audience was the
el'fe OF Baltimore, and the great tragedian never
played better. On Friday Mr.. Forrest takes his
benefit, appearing the occasion in the character
OF hfng Lear, in which many think he has no COM
peer. Tonight we have an extraordinary. bill Of
fered us-tragedy and comedy-Lucretia Borqia, or
Me folso"er, and the popular petite comedy
Rough Diamond The management. aIao rromiae
an excellent entertainment for Saturday night.
THE WooDs MrNsrRELs.-The advent of this Gle
yer troupe of artists at the New Assembly Rooms
proves extremely acceptable to the public and al.
though such entertainments are frequently presen-
ted for the patronage of the people, yet the excel
ence of the performance ofthis troupe proves most
attractive to its numerous admirers
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The New York BALL IN HONOR OF THE PR1NCE.-
The committee having charge of the arrangements
for the Princes reception in New York, have de-
termned that the ball shall take place at the Acad-
envy of Music on the evening of the 18th of Octo-
Der. In reference to the ticket arrangements of
the ball, the following resolution was adopted by
the committee:
Resolred, That $500 tickets shall be finally is
sued. Every gentleman on the committee to have
the right to seven accepted invitations subscribing
therefor $40. The invitations to be in he propor
ton of at least four ladies to three gentlemen.
Each member of the committee will hand in to
the Secretary the names of the narsnns he nrn.