The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-21
EUROPE.
THE ETNA'S MAILS.

&~ ss~ On An 4A ~ ana Ax Il LINZ
we have our foreign files to the Sth inst. re-
ceived by steamer Etna, arrived at New York.
The ship Robert Kelly, before reported missing,
having left Liverpool for New York in January, is
reported as having been spoken on the 18th by an
arrival at Havre.
THE LATEST.
parliamentary proceedings were mainly of local
interest. 1t was rumored that Lord Radcliffe
would be sent to Constantinope to advise the Sui
tan. The Indian Budget would be presented on
the l5th 1t was said it would involve n large loan
LONDON, Wednesday, August S.-The Daily
NeWs city article says: The Funds opened with
more hrmness, in consequence of the majority OBJ
tanned by the Ministry last night. In the after
noon the tendency was rather favorable, and Con-
sols closed at an advance of Is per cent The i'm
mediate supply OF stock appears to be rather limit
ed, owing partly to the recent Withdrawals of
stock by money dealers to employ portion of their
reserve In short loans. The other departments of
the Stock Exchange, though inactive, were firm.
BRUSH Railway stocks were better.
The demand for money to-day was more active
than Yesterday, and comparatively little business
was done below the Bank minimum. At the Bank
the applications were to fair extent.
An undertaking of magnitude is announced under
the title OF the Gellinard Company, limited This
company is formed for the development of the Gel
llnard estates IN Sweden, of / 200 900 acres con-
talnlng large quantities of rich iron ore, iron
works, etc. -NH
Messrs. James Reinuck Co., tea merchants of
Great Tower street have failed. 1t is feared that
the liquidation will be unsatisfactory.
The Blue Jacket sailed from Melbourne for Eng
Ia IanG on the 18th of June, and is known to have
j4,3I2 ounces of gold, worth fl25 600 The Nor
man Morrison has arrived from China with 400 IOO
lbs of tea. " IL INV
Letters from the River Platte eive bicb,v so,is
factory account OF the political and commercial
progress of Montevideo and Buenos Ayres, which
Is greater than at any period during the last twenty
years. ''
The Times city article says:-The funds TODAY
nave oeen steady at yesterdays prices, and al
though the market is without actual recovery its
tone has been better from the settlement of the DO
ltical contest last evening. There were no bullion
operations at the Bank to-day, but so 900 sove-
relgns were taken for transmission to the Brazis
Government has accepted offers to Law down a new
telegraphic line from Corfu to Otranto.
THE FLEET AT NAPLES
The Woniteur de la Floue states as folIows.-Tbe
number of ships of war of various nations now at
Napes Five English and five French sbips of the
line, one Russian ship of the line. one American
corvette, and Austrian frigate and avizo. and a
Spanish corvette and avizo. The Neapolitan navy
divided between Naples and Messna and the
STRAITS consists of sixteen rigates and corvettes
ana eighteen avzOs, besides sixteen sailing vessels
and fifty gunboats.
FRANCE
The Paris correspondent of the Times contradicts
the report of an interview between the Emperor
anu thc ming vi SaTulDa.
PARIS, Aug. THE Moniteur publishes decraa
allowing the Importation of wool through any ems
toms station In France. The Moniteur also an
nounces the arrival and enthusiastic reception of
the Emperor at the camp of Chalons
SWITZERLAND
GENEVA, Aug. THE Federal council has re-
celved note from the Swedish government dated
18th July, reiterating the intention of Sweden TO
support the claims of Switzerland at the confer
ence on the affairs of Savoy.
The annual federal fpfe has taLap ,Iooo - r.
neVa. olhcers from all parts of Switzerland. to
the number OF 1000, assembled on the occasion.
LANDING OF GARIBALDIANS IN CALABRIA.
The Nog!mento, of Genoa, published an extra.
ordinary edition on Saturday evening, announcing
that the lst and 30th Neapolitan Regiments had
mutinied in Caabria. to the cry of tVive Carl.
baldi." Stocco had disembarked with 500 volun
teers, and had met with an enthusiastic recention
from the people, Garibaldi was almost hourly ex-
pected
1t is reported that the King of Naples has AZ, 900
soldiers in Reggie, opposite Messina, and these
troops, 1t is confidently asserted, intend to ioin
Garloaldl the moment he lands. At Naples and
Rome he is waited for with impatience
PARIS, Sunday, Aug. 5.-The Patrie and the Pous
OF this evening state that despatch has been re-
ceived in Paris announcing the unopposed disenl-
barkatlon of 500 Garibaldian volunteers in Gala
bria.
According to the same despatch, Garibaldi is
expected to arrive very shortly at Naples. he hav
ing been summoned thither by the Garibadi Com
mttee OF that city to assume the direction of the
government.
MARsEILLEs, Aug. 6.-According to adyiees from
Naples, 300 soldiers who on the point of ion-
ing Garibaldi, had been arrested. The Minister of
w ar had withdrawn the troops from the Abruzzi
IN order to concentrate the principal part of the
army round Naples.
THE EAST.
PARIS, Aug. 4.-The Moniteur of to-day saws:
The representatives. of the Great Powers assem-
pied yesterday in order to sign the protocol slipu.
latlng that the measures which have been ARRANGED
ton. ~ o"
The WoniteUr also contains the following.
CoNsTANTTNoPLE, Aug. 2.-The Governor Gene
raj OF Damascus has been deprived of his office
ana sent away from Syria, in order to be tried by
the proper tribunals ~
Inc Governor General of BeyrOut has been ar
rested. ~ :"
The Constitutional asserts that orders for their
departure have been despatched to the troops
The Pdtrie of this evening saws:
-, Inc regiments destined for Syria left Chalons
I thls morning Four steamers left Touon yester-
day Tor Algiers to embark troops"
News received here states that great apiiation
prevails In Canadia Djeddah, and Arabia
PRUSSIA AND AUSTRIA
III Is now positively affirmed by the whole Ger
man press that Prussia definitely refused to omar
antee the possession of Venetia to Austria. The
- DD"SSedoy Gazette, Ministerial Journal adds that
the RUSSIAN Government has urged upon that Of
austria To come to an understanding with the KING
" prevent
spread OF French influence in italy,
PORTUGAL.
From the TimeSl
Advices from 0portO again give an unfavorahle
account OF the prospect of the vintage All the
way between Oporto and Coimbra, and to the op-
poste side OF the Mondego, the vines. it is said.
(which at the outset promised abundantIyl are
covered with the odiun
CHINA.
Advices from China are Hong Kopp. ,June 9th
and Shanghai, May 30th. Since the departure of
the last mail nothing of political nature has taken
pace IN regard to our relations with China, and it
IS not likely that any general movement will take
place until the arrival of the British and French
ENJOYS extraordinary.
The rebels, who have been said to be put down
on so many occasions, make their appearance in
some other quarter, and meet with considerable
success.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
SHANGHAI May 3O-A demand for European TONNAGE
ad ARISEN Coast charters average about 80 per cent
per ton with ten lay days for every 100 tons register
here were not more than eight sengaged vessels in the
harbor. ~ " ie