The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-02
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
Per Steamer Europa, OFF Cape Race,
Departure of the Russian Embassy from
Turin.


ST.. JOHNS, Nov. 1.-The steamer Europa from
Liverpool on the goth inst, passed Cape Race thi
morning, on her way to Boston via Halifax.
The steamer Persia had arrived out
Count Persigny, French Minister at London, ha.
oeen summoned to Paris. 1t is reported that h
supersedes Count Thouvenel in the Cabinet.
The French Bishops and clergy continue to make
avlgorous defence of the Papal cause.
1t is believed that the Papal Nuncio at Paris vii
not return.
Another attack of the Royal troops has been re-
pulsed by Garbaldi. Count Mini, the Sicilian Rep
resentative at Turin, has resigned.
movement Of the French troops upon Vietedo
and other places within fifty miles of Rome, had
cansed great dissatisfaction among the inhabitants
The departure of the Russian Embassy from
Turin has been officially announced.
1t is reiterated that the Austrians are largely
concentrating on the frontiers but the report is still
unconirmed.
report also prevails that T. 900 Austrians from
Mantua have crossed the River Po.
The national vote in Sicily has been postponed
to the 29th Oct.
1t is reported that Prussia will demand az the
price of her support of Austria that the latter will
help in reviving the question of the Danish
Duchies.
The Paris Potrie announces that the English
Ambassador to China had received intimation
that the Emperor will be disposed to make peace
if the allies capture the Peiho forts.
Victor Emmanuel had not reached Naples at the
latest advices.
Garibadis ministry still remained in office on
account of the popular demonstrations and the ex-
pected arrival of Victor Emmanuel.
The people of the Papal States were numerously
signing petitions on the subject of the movements
of the French troops.
The Sandman chambers closed on the 18th after
adopting an address of homage and gratitude to
the King.
The meeting of the Sovereigns of Austria, Prus-
sa and Russia was to take place at Warsaw on the
Goth.
The Bombay mails report another rising of an
important character at Katliawar.
An arrival from Rio brings advices to September
25th. Coffee dull at 5OO0l6O0 and 50OOi7OO reis
for good first quality. Exchange 81 to 271S.
The London money market has been very brisk
at extreme rates. but on the 10Th greater ease was
manifested, though the market was still unsettled
The Turf.
CINCINNATI, Oct. 3l.-A ten mile trot takes place
here on Saturday next, between Gipsey Queen, of
Chicago; Capt. McGowan, of Louisville, and Lady
Gay, of Cincinnati, for purse of 81 500. The two
former horses trotted ten mile race at Louisville
last week, making dead heat. This is the only
case OF the kind known in the United States.
CORNING, Oct. 81, 1S60.-Flora Temple and Geo.
NJ. Patchen trotted here to-day. Flora won in
three straight heats: time 233A ,2.3lM and 2.31.
Track very heavy
From Washington
WASHINGTON, Nov. 1.-During the nine days i'm
mediately succeeding the award under the new
loan, one million dollars paid into the Treasu-
ry. This is only one-third as much as received un-
der former loan within the same period of time
The commandant of the Pensacola Navy Yard has
reported to the Secretary of the Navy, that the
charge against Lieut.. Stark, of Furnishing the ma.
rines by suspending them to cross, is unfounded.
From Havana.
New YORK, Nov. 1.-The steamer PHILADELPHIA
brings Havana dates OF the 2Sth ult. Sugar closed
firm at 9Q9S reals. Molasses 81. Exchange ON
London l2L@4. Freights were dull.
The political news is unimportant.
Ship News.
New York, Nov. 1.-The bark Seraphim, from
Charleston for Havana, was totally lost October
2Oth, on the Ellen Shoal, near Allaco. Crew
saved.