The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-29
Arrival of the Arabia.
STILL LATER FROM EUROPE.
INTERESTING FROM ITALY.
GARIBALDI'S MOVEMENTS IN SICILY.
THE FRENCH ARMY ORDERED TO EvACUATE ROME


HALIFAX, May 2S.-The steamer Arabia has ar
rived here with Liverpool dates to the Goth inst
The intelligence from Sicily tending Garibadis
movements still continued to be meagre and con-
hicting, but the reports generally concur in repre-
senting him as making good progress. Some ac-
counts state that he had captured all the most i'm
portant positions in Sicily excepting Palermo and
Messina. After he landed his forces at Masaa Ne
apolitan vessels commenced bombarding that town
without giving any warning, but the British ves-
sells nterfered for the protection of the English
idents.
1t was reported that the King of Naples has ap-
piled for Intervention. 1t was also rumored that
treaty offensive and defensive had been concluded
between Naples, Rome and Austria, and all the
depOsed Italian sOvereigns.
The latest accounts from Naples state that the
utmost CONSERVATION prevailed Tumultuous de-
monstrations had taken place, the troops were
disprited and royal family were packing their
jewels in anticipation of an insurrection, which,
from numerous strong indications, seemed to be
imminent.
Garibaldi was moving on Palermo.
The British Government has issued a proclama-
tion against the enlistment of troops for the Pope
| in Ireland.
made forward movement with the Papal troops
| and that five thousand Piedmontese troops had
embarked from Genoa to check him.
1t is positively asserted that the French army
| mas Deen OrueTeu 10 eNdcuate houe. AlsO, tnd
the Sardinian Government has ordered the garri
son of Central Italy to march rapidly by forced
marches to the Pontifcal frontiers.
The Paris Bourse has been greatly depressed
but the rentes closed tirmer.
| . Four ships of war have been sent to Naples a.
the request of the French Minister. Another fee
was about to proceed to the Levant.
unauthentlcated rumors of new French military
loan were in circulation.
Accounts from Spain state that Gen. Conch;
has been elected President of the Spanish Senate
THE LATEST
The Rev. Theodore Parker, of Boston is dead
having died at Florence.
The Sayers and Heenan difficulty has been ami
cably settled. They are to have belt apiece, an,
Savers retires from the ring.
QUEENSTOWN, Sunday.-The steamer Africa ha
arrived.
Breadstufs closed at Liverpool yesterday stead Y
Wheat was buoyant. Provisions were dull
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET.-The sales of Cotton foe
up 900 bales including $500 bales to spectators
10 500 bales for export. The market closed quiet
prices easier, but unchanged. Fair qualities had in
proved most and firmly held for extreme prices
Inferior qualities unsaleable. The sales of Frida
amounted to 5000 bales including l6OO bales to spect
lators and for export The market closed quiet at II
following prices
New Orleans fair 3d. MiddIing 7%; Mobile fair y.
Middling 3-16; Upland fair IN.
Stock in port 100000 bales, including 9O5,OOo bales
! American Cotton.
Manchester advioes unfavorable The mark
closed dull In some quotations were largely mai
/ 'aned, but most producers were firm.
+ hAYRE COTTON MARKET.-The market steady Sales
week 5000 bales Stock in port $50 600 bales Ne
orleans tres ordindrie lO5f bas 9S.
al hEERP3oL BREADsTUPPs MARKET.-Breadstuffs close
eauy mhest OF all qualities has slightly advanced
Corn has declining tendency, and all Qualities have
J. elined. $50 -
Richardson, spence Go. quete-The weather has bel