The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-29
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE PALESTINE.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

FARTHER PoINT, May 2S-The steamer Palestine,
bound to Quebec from Liverpool, with dates to the
10th inst, passed here this morning, landed de-
spatches from the Liverpool Agent of the Asso-
ciated Press.
The advices by the steamers America, Hammonia,
Australasian, Vanderbilt and Yigo, had reached
Liverpool prior to her sailing.
The political intelligence by the Palestine is I'M
important.
Consols, for account, closed at 941I, and for
money 945s@9434.
Cotton.-The market closed dull
Breadstuffs generally closed quiet.
Provisions were dull. Produce unchanged.
SUMMARY OF INTELLIGENCE.
Garibaldi landed his troops at Mansala under the
fire of two Neapolitan frgates One of his steamers
sunk and the other captured.
he volunteers who landed with Garibad WERE
at the time of the departure of the mail, fighting
the royal troops
Col. Medici commander of Garbaldi's second
expedition, had already enrolled six thousand vol
unteers but it is said, in consequence of numerous
diplomatic representations, the Government would
prevent their departure.
Great agitation continued among the people at
Naples and Palermo.
Pullinger, the defauter, cashier of the Union
Bank, has been sentenced to twenty years penal
servitude.
Russia again menaces Turkey in the interest of
the Christians.
THE NEAPoLTAN INSURRECTloN.
The insurrection at Palermo had progressed so
far that the 18th instant, at the termination of
mass, the people raised the cry of ''ltay forever.
"Lberty forever" In the evening ten thousand
people assembled on the promenade, and the police
were unable to disperse them. The troops were
summoned and fired the people, killing and
wounding several. Many arrests were made, and
the widest excitement existed at the latest dates
Garibaldi took forcble possession of the steamers
in which he embarked. He had published letter
in Turin paper excusing the act, on the ground
that it done in the interest of the national cause
Garibaldi had also issued proclamation, calling
upon the inhabitants of the marshes of Umbra and
Sabrina and the NeapOlians to revolt, in order to
divide the forces of the government. Another
proclamation, addressed to the Romans, recalls the
insurrection of lS49, and urges the Romans to act
like their brethren, who fell defending Rome.
The Governor of Sicily had forbidden the carry
ing of arms.
There also great excitement at Florence
owing to the rumored intention of the Grand Duke
to make an attempt to regain his power. The gar
risOn had been reinforced, and the National Guard
called out
In the British House of Lords a call had been
made for the correspondence with the British Off
cials in Italy, relative to Garbaldi's expedition.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL May 16,-Cotton is dul-sales of the last
three days II 600 bales Some circulars that prices
have declined 1-16d lower qualities declining most
Breadstuns quiet, excepting Corn, which is very
dull and all qualities have slightly declined Flour is
dull Prices are easier, but quotations are unchanged
Wheat is quiet but firm; red l0sG12s cd Corn has de-
clined Cd.
THE LATEST
QUEENSTOWN, May 1.-THE sales of Cotton at Liver
pool yesterday and to-day Is 900 bales, including
$500 bales to spectators and for export Breadstus
quiet Provisions close dull.
LONDON, Thursday close at etH Tor money,
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