The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-14
cAPITuLArioN OF CAPuA.
GREAT REJOICING AT NAPLES.


HALIFAX, Nov. 13.-The steamer Canada, from
Liverpool on the Sd instant, has arrived here.
The steamer Vanderbilt arrived out the I'd
instant.
The Daily Ne,os publishes the text of despatch
from Lord Russell to the British Minister Turin
dated October 9th, in which he says:
The great questions which appear to the British
| Government to be at issue are these:-
| Were the people of Italy justified in asking assis-
tance of the King of Sardinia to relieve them from
the Governments with which they were discon-
tented, and was the King of Sardinia justified in
furnishing assistance?
Lord Russell says, in conclusion, that the British
Government don't feel justified in declaring that
the people of Southern Italy had not good reasons
for throwing off their allegiance, and cannot there
fore blame the King of Sardinia. Her Majesty's
Government will turn their ewes rather to the
gratifying prospects of a people building up the
editice of their liberties the sympaties and good
wishes of Europe.
1t was believed in Paris that the object of France
in preventing the blockade of Gaeta by sea is
merely to facilitate the escape of the King of Ma
Piles, and prevent complications which would result
from his capture. The French journals offer no
explanation of the affair.
The Paris B0urse closed firm and animated.
Rentes 69f 35c.
ITALY.
The Neapolitans reported the defeat of Gen. Cial-
dini without loss at the river Gariglinano The
official dispatches, however, from Turin proclaim
at all.
Capua was attacked on the 1st and capitulated
the following day. The Royal troops were to leave
with the honors of war, and after laying down
their arms they were to go on the 3rd to Naples.
Naples illuminated in honor of the capitua-'
tion of Capua, and there were great rejoicings
The attack on Gaeta was shortly expected to take
place.
1t is denied, via Turin, that Admiral Persno had
commenced, but suspended, his firing on the Royal
lists near Gaeta.
Victor Emmanuel had crossed the Gariglinano
CHINA.
The recent advices from China confirm the pre-
vious news from that country.
THE VICTORY OF THE ALLIES IN CHINA.
The French version of the China news saws that
on the 2lst of September, the allies, after vehe-
ment resistance, carried, by assault, the most i'm
portant of the Taku forts. Two hundred French
and about the same number OF English, were plac-
ed hOrS du combat and one thousand Tartars
killed, found in the forts. Among these the
Genera-n-Chef. The other forts surrendered sue
cessively the same evening. The capitulatiOn gave
the allies possession of the whole country far
Tien-sin and 600 brass guns of large calibre.
The Ambassadors were at Tien-sin where the
Chinese Commissioners attended upon them to open
negotiations. 1t was reported that the Ambas-
sadors would soon proceed to Pekin with a cavalry
escort.
A Calcutta telegram reports symptoms of disaf-
fection in the 9th European regiment at Dinapore.
TURKEY.
1t is reported that the Turkish Government is
about to negotiate loan of f16 900 sterling at
Paris. A National forced loan is also spoken of.
Great financial fluctuations have been occurring
at Constantinope.
The India and China mails were received in
time to be forwarded by the Canada.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 3-Cotton.-Sales of the week ILL.,
500 bales All qualities have considerably advanced
mddling and lower qualities improving B@%. Fine
qualities have advanced but slightly The Van
derbis advices from the United States caused ad
vance The sales of the week include $4,000 bales to
1atn ha1a
900 bales including 5000 bales for speculation and
export
New Orleans fair 7% Middling I'd; Mobiles fair ~;
Middling eA; UPlapds fair I'D; Middlins eA;
noon caused in the market giving
are varousy estimated at tWy ave ei to forty
thousand bales. This all occurred late Friday after
BreadstuGs-The market is firm. Flour is quiet and
partially Cd lower Sales at 2sd32s Cd. Wheat is quiet
but irm-saes of red at lis Sd d13s white l2s Oils
Corn generally closed with advancing tendency, and
all qualities have slightly advanced mixed 39s Cd; white
ASS. GI46s.
quiet but prices firm Bacon is quiet Lard is quiet at
Cos. Talow is firm at 54s. (l54s. Cd.
Produce Ashes steady. Pots 28s. 9d(G29s;
Pearls 2ss Cd 29s Sugar closed buoyan at Cd advance
for refining. Coffee is quiet. Rice is firm and all quail
ties advanced Lnseed is scarce at an advance Of Is
Lnseed Cakes firm at extreme prices. Linseed Oil is
rmer but dull In Fish Oils the sales have been unim
portant Rosin is steady at 5s 3d@5 3D. Spirits Tur-
pentine is steady at 34s. Cd Gd35s.
LONDON NMARKETs.-BreadstuGs are steady.
Iron.-Wesh closed firm; bars also at f5 S. G5 los.
Sugar closed buoyant at Cd. G1s advance. Coffee is
active and quotations barely maintained. Rice is firm.
Tea is generally unchanged, the market closing dali
Tallow all qualities has slightly advanced-saes at 54s
Spirits Turpentine closed firm at 3ls Cd 35s Linseed
oil is dull at Dos. Cd (l30s.
The London money market closed quiet but steady.
The China has had influence Consols. The
money market is unchans ed but the continual withdraw
al Of gold the Bank has led to the expectation that
the B +nks minimum rate would soon be raised.
Bullion in the Bank had decreased f307 900.
THE LATEST.
QUEENSTOWN November 4.-The sales of cotton at Liv
erpool on Saturday reached 10000 bales The market
closed buoyant at advance of h@4d the official
quotations The market unsettled and excited, but
prices generally had a still upward tendency.
BreadstufTs closed steady Provisions closed quiet.
Consols leave off at 90.