The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-20
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Later from Europe.
France Refuses to Intervene in the Affairs of
Sicily.

NEW YORK, June l9.-The steamer City 0
washington has arrived, with London advices vi
Queenstown, of the Sth inst.
She passed, on the 9th instant, steamer, sup
posed to be the steamer Canada, from Quebec, anC
on the 18th instant the steamer Vanderbilt, henc
| for Liverpool.
The India and China mails were Forwarded
| from Southampton the 9th, on the steamer
| Illinois.
| LONDON, June Sth.-Although Yesterday wa
| settling day, the money market was totally with
out huctuation. Transactions unimportant
| Consols closed the same as on Wednesday
The Galway Steamship Company will hold ar
| extraordinary meeting the 25th instant The
| directors ask power to borrow half millior
pounds to enable them fully to deveIope the under
| taking.
| The London Advertiser SAYS, the effect of tb,
passage of Mr.. MackimmOn'S amendment to the Re.
form bill will be the postponement of the bill in
dehnlteiy, IN which contingency Lord Russell and
Mr.. Gladstone will resign. 1t is understood in
such a con tngency, Lord Clarendon would return
to the Foreign Office.
The Conservatives do not want Palmerstons ad
minisration overthrown.
The report of the Stock Exchange Committee
IN the case ot Pullinger, the detauter, leaves up-
ward OF Gl52,OO0 pounds unaccounted for which
probably went upon 'the Turf"
Paris despatch says that France promptly re-
tion in Sicily.
Advices from Sicily say there was nothing posi-
lively known respecting the Armistce. Some
authorities say it is prolonged indefinitely.
The Malta Observer of June End saws it was the
Neapolitan General that asked for an armistice in
order to have time to bury his dead. Garibaldi
at once agreed to an armistice of "a hours, but
subsequently the Neapotan General asked for
three Gays, which request Garibaldi not only
granted, but offered to prOlong it for a week
An English steamer had arrived at MarseiIles
with volunteers, rifles and money for Garibaldi
telegram from Naples says the King has pro.
posed to grant Constitution based on the French
Constitution.
The Neapolitan Minister to Rome had been sum.
moned to Naples by telegraphc despatch.
:, ihe fone Is reported to have expressed his be-
het that Napoleon and Victor Emmanuel had re-
solved to execute the scheme proposed in the infa
nous pamphlet entitled the Pope and the Congress
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June l9.-The Homestead con-
ferees met this morning for the twelfth time, and
to the surprise of both branches of Congress, final
ly agreed on report. By this compromise all the
land subject to private entry is to be open for home
steads at 70 cents per acre. and also of the
surveyed public lands which has not vet been of.
Tered at public sae-that is, the odd numbered Sec
tons. Pre-emptors now on the public lands are tn
have two years after the passage of the act to nav
Tor their lands, and to pay shsm at half price, 62%
cents per acre. the Senate to strike out their
section requiring the President to sell the public
lands within two years after their survey The
House conferees insisted on extending the bill to
all over twenty-One years of age, whether heads
OF families or not, and to all the surveyed lands;
but this being declined, acceded to the above with
the reservation that they accepted it as the best the
Senate would YIELD and should insist On its en-
largement hereafter. 1t is understood that one of
the Senate conterees, Mr.. Fitzpatrick of Alabama
declined joining in the above agreement-
hile only Slessrs Bragg and Pearce in the SEN
ate voted nay, ten more than two-thirds of the
House voted in the affirmative in concurring in the
conference report on the bill: The negative vote
was exclusively Southern men, there being sec.
tlonal division on the subject.-From dispatches
received here it appears that Mr. Cox of Ohio will
be nominated. Licking county gave him D. 43G
votes, all the Democratic votes cast at Democratic
primary election Saturday. He has no oppo-
sltlon In the other counties. His district was Dem
ocratlc by l,SOO majority last autumn.-The Com
mlttee OF Conference the twenty-one million
loan proposition, consists of Senators Hunter Fes
sender and Latham; and Representatives Morrill,
Howard, of Michigan. and Mr.. Pheps-Mr
Schwartz, a member of the House from Pennsylva-
nla is dangerously ill., and there is but little or no
prospect of his recovery
wreck OF the British Bark Noodcoek--The
Crew Saved.
GLOUCESTER, June 1S.-Arrived, bark Atlantic,
SkantZ, from Cadiz May 3. In latitude 44o lonpi-
tude 320, fell in with the British bark Woodcock,
Captain Jameson, from Caernarvon, Wales for
Boston, in & sinking condition. Took off the cap
tam and crew, and brought them here.
The M"rmons-Brishnm Young Proposes to
ST. Lo us, June ls.-Captain Simpson passed
through this city, on Saturday, route for Wash
ington, from Utah. with proposition from Brig
nam loung to sell the Mormon property to the
United States, the former to evacuate the territory
and remove to some point on the Pacific.
The Constitutional Union Party-A Vigorous
Canvass Projected
WASHINGTON, June l9.-The National Executive
Committee of the Constitutional Union Party, of
which Hon. A r. Boteier, of Virginia, is chairman
hold meetings daily, and are actively engaged in
making preparations it is said, for a vigorous pros
ecution of the canvass.
Mayor Wood and the Nominee.
NEW YORK, June l9.-Mayor Wood repudiates
having written letter in favor of the nomination
of Mr.. Douglas. He stands, he saws, now as at
Charleston, but will support the nominee, whoever
he may be.
The Mississippi River.
MOBILE, June 1S.-Messrs. Tounn, VOORHEES, &
Co., say In their circular that the Mississippi river
IS four feet lower than ever before known in the
memory of the oldest nhabitant and the fact is