The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-11
FROM EUROPE.


The following the details by the City of Bal
timore, which arrived at New York on Tuesday
afternoon:
ITALY.
The following despatch has been received at Tu-
rim, dated Sinigaglia 23d inst: "The cannonade
against the fortress of AncOna and its approaches
commenced at midnight. The fleet participated nc
a late hour" Another despatch states that the
firing continued, but at intervals.
The King is about to leave for Bologna. The
YOvimdo conveys to Trieste one thousand Austrian
prisoners otwar, lately mercenaries in the service
OF the Pope. report is circulated that Signor
Cattanes has been appointed Pro-Dictator of Ma
pies. M. Ledru Rollin is at Naples. The Opnione
says Signor PellairicinO has left for Naples; he
was entrusted by Garibaldi with mission to which
it was easily fOreseen the King could not lend him
self.
The brigade of Bologna and the battaions of the
23d and 24th regiments of Bersaglieri have taken
by assault two of the forts of Ancona, namely, the
iorts Peago and Perlito. Our troops displayed
admirable courage. An attack on Fort Gardetto is
imminent. General Brignon has made four officers
and eighteen soldiers of the Papa army prisoners.
The Opinione NatiOndle reports that Francis H.,
in the dying struggles of his power, has shot
general in Gaeta for high treason. The is
General Saloza, and it is said that he executed
in four hours after his trial by a court,martia
In General Goyon's order of the day, resum-
ing the command of the French garrison at Rome,
he says: "Caed afresh and under crcum-
stances still more serious than before to protect the
interests of Catholicism in the person of the Holy
Father, who is its most Legitimate and highest re-
preventative, and to guarantee the security OF the
holy city, which is the seat of it, we shall all be
equal to this fine mission, and ready if necessary to
make every sacrifice for its accomplishment. Our
forces have been increased in order to meet the re-
quirement Of our situation"
General GOy0n has issued an order OF the day
declaring his resolution to defend the Pope to the
last.
The Morning Adrertiser's Paris correspondent
remarks that General Goyon we'll knows that,
he in danger of an attack, one touch of the tele-
graph wires would send ii need(ul, 300, 900 to
his aid.
ATTEMPT To Run Orr THE SLAVE BARK WILLIAMS.
The Key West Key Of the Gulf gives the full partc-
ulars of the attempt to put to sea with the bark
Williams, which prevented by body of armed
citizens on board the pilot boat Edna Jones. 1t
says:
The Collector, Mr.. Baldwin, he
informed that the bark was under way, ordered the
pilot boat Edna Jones to pursue her. and succeeded
in obtaining the services Of eighteen men, including
the crew of the boat, five men, and provided them
with arms and ammunition from the revenue cutter
After chase Of about one hour they got sight OF
| the bark some two miles ahead. The men then
placed themselves under the command of Messrs.
ii. MuIeran and r. Watson, and loaded with ball
cartridge. Lights were shown from the boat to
enable Mr.. Filler, who was on board the bark, to
discern vessel in chase. Immediately after the
bark tackled and stood to the eastward for the pur-
pose as was supposedly Ofavodiug the boat but OBJ
serving the boat tack also, she again pursued her
! former course. In short time she was Overhauled
and ordered to surrender in the of the United
| States. She not having done so, orders were given
| to fire few shots; after which the boat hove to,
and requested boat to be sent from the pilot boat
| Mr.. Watson and six men, including the Inspector
| of the Port went in the small boat and proceeded
| about midway between the bark and pilot boat,
! when the bark again went on her way without no
| ticing the boat. The small boat having been picked
up the chase continued for little over an hour,
Id han wa nYiN-a
fire and direct it towards the wheel. After a few
shots the man left the wheel, the firing being still
kent up Some fifty shots were fired before she
| rendered. MIR. Watson was sent again with six
men 10 take charge of the bark, and instructed to
head her for Key West, where she arrived at
o'clock A. NJ. Having anchor, boats &c. she
was run ashore on the mud, close to the hospital,
and delivered over to Capt. Watlingten United
States Marshal, by whose directions the prisoners
escorted to Jail by the crew of the pilot boat.
Mr. j. E. Horn, one of the principal of coutinen-
tal economists has lust published pamphlet ent-
tied Les Finances de PAutriche, which reveals some
startling facts about Austria. From 1917 to 1888,
this is the of the in Italy, the ordinary dis
bursements of Austria increased rather more than
| S7l5 per cent, and if to them be added what are
called the extraordinary and special expenses, the
increase was rather more than l42 per cent. In no
| other country in Europe, as Mr. Horn remarks mas
| the augmentation OF expenses Deen any tnlhS iAe
| 40 nrodipious The revenues increased nkewlse,
| hi in nnfbing ike that proportion, and the con-
1
seouence was that at the end OF 1898 the accumu-
lated deficits were ISL 3O3 49G forins. To such
country what would not bankruptcy be but relief?
T4E SHOOTING OF FLYNN.-lt is alleged by some
| of the friends of Michael Flynn, who was Shot by
the patrol in Norfolk county, last week that he
| man of harmless character, and not likely to be
connected with negro plot; that he had no negro
in his shanty at the time o. the shooting that the
| gun which he pointed at the patrol was not loaded;
and that he was shot while sitting upon his bed,
| after being reused out of sleep.-NortoE Argus.
| A bronze statue of the Virgin Mary was recently
inaugurated on Mount Corneille, at Iuy, Wnlcn
| weighs $50 TONS The bronze is that OF Zl3 cannon
taken at Sebastapol, and is given by the Freneh L @
peror The statue is upwards of fifty feet hlgn, anu
consists of one hundred and twenty pieces las.ene"
| tegether In the interior is winding statSIe,
ss in the columns of the Place Vendome anu o' 'he
| Place de la Bastille
General Washington's harPsiGora, now tne
onartv of the Mount Vernon ASSOCIATION, mas
ProPvb PatePv been revarnished and repaired 1t is sim
ate ,ooking affair, about ten feet long, and vary
i fom four feet to eighteen inches in width. 1t
was was sent on Friday to Mount Vernon, so that the
! Prince saw it.