The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-04
FROM EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL By thin NORTH AMERICAN.
Condition OF Affairs i'm ItaIy--GaribaIdI and
CavOur.
HIGHLY INTERESTING

We have received the following additional intel
ligence by the North American
The foreign iurnals notice prominently the strup
gle between the civil and military leaders of tEe
Italian revolution, and the subject is adverted to in
several of the London papers.
The London Herald says the fate of Italy is in
volved IN the struggle between Cavour and Carl
baldi.
The London Times observes that Hbotb men moan
the same thing, and are endeavoring to obtain the
same object, but Cavour recognizes difficulties
whlch have to be avoided, while Garibadi believes
he can ride down all obstacles, sword in hand Ga.
rbaldis impulsive system is admirable against his
own countrymen, but Cavour's will be indspensa.
bic to Italy as an antagonist for France and Austria
There was vague report in Paris that Napoleon
wonld attend the imperial meeting at Warsaw
lhe submarine cable intended to connect A piers
and Toulon will be landed at Mnorca, to establish
a communication between Algiers and Paris, via
Spain.
INTERESTING FROM NAPLES.
CAsoRTA, Sept. 1S.-Garibaldi has appointed
Signor Safli pro Dictator of Sicily
Baron Brenier will leave Naples on Thursday
next.
1t is reported that Mazzni has arrived at Naples.
Garibadi will leave tomorrow for Capua
Lamoriciere's defeat will hasten the departure
from Gaeta of the King of Naples
TURIN, Sept. 20.-The journal Armoria, of Flor
enee, has been seized for publishing an article in.
AFFAIRS IN ROME
The London HerGtd'S Paris correspondent is in
formed that a manifesto by the Pope, announcing
his determination to withdraw from Rome is al
ready prepared.
The London Times quotes from a Turin letter of
the Sth, that Garibad persists in attacking Rome
While the French and the Pope are there the Gov
ernment OF Victor Emanuel will repulse the attack
IN concert with its allies, no matter what may be
the consequences.
The same letter also says that complete anarchy
reigns in Sicily, and administrative disorder at
Naples
THE BATTLE BETWEEN LAMORICIERE AND
CIALDINI.
The battle of the 18th between Lamoriciere and
Ciadini lasted six hours. After the battle the
greatest portion of the Pontfcal army capitulated
The foreign troops will return to their respective
countries.
The following official despatch had reached Turin:
lEsI, Sept. l9.-Lamoriciere, with IL 900 men,
attacked to-day the position lately taken by Cial-
desperate, with the following results: The junction
OF Lamoricere's corps with the remainder of his
troops at Ancona is prevented; six hundred prison.
ers have been made; six pieces of artillery and
flag were taken; only the wounded among whom
was Gen. Peinodeni, fell into the hands of Cialdni
The loss of the enemy is considerable
A column of six thousand men made n sortie
from Ancona and took part in the fight, but was
compelled to retire, and is being pursued by the
Sandman troops. The Neapoitan fleet opened fire
against Ancona.
Lamoriciere, with a few horsemcn, succeeded
in reaching Ancona.
Outside of Ancona there is not a single Pontif-
cal battalion.
The London Tin,es' city article. dated ON the
evening of the Goth says: ON the news of the de-
feat of Lamoricere, the English funds opened this
morning at further fractional Improvement,
which was upheld throughout the day, notwith-
standing the near approach of the end of the quar-
ter. No gold was bought by the Bank to-day.
After the official publications of Cialdini's victo-
ry Turin was en- fete. The iluminations were gene
raj.
The six hundred prisoners of war taken at Spo.
leto are lrshmen. The Sandman government
wished the British Minister to take charge of and
send them home, but he declined, saying he could
not regard them as British subjects.
No foreign Minister, except the French, had been
ordered to quit Turin.
IMPORTANT DEMANDS OF GARIBALDI.
Advices from Turin assert that a letter had been
addressed by Garibadi to Victor Emanuel, demand
ing the immediate dismissal of Cavour and Farini
lie also demanded thirty thousand Sandman SOL
diers to garrison Naples. Garibaldi's letter is
cOuched in respectful but energetic terms The
above conditions specified by Garibaldi as
SINE qua non of good understanding between him
and Piedmont. The King Immediately despatched a
note to Garibaldi, but the contents are not known
The Ministry will communicate to the Sandman
Parliament the demands of Garibaldi, and request
its approval of their conduct Should this approval
be Withheld, the Cabinet will resign. If Garbaldi's
request is granted, the King will place himself at
the head of his army and march for Naples. Much
agitation prevailed at Turin.
Seventy-four Austrian vesses-of-war, mounting
nine hundred guns, ordered to rendezvous off
the island of Liza, in the Adratic.
The Austrian protest against the invasion of the
Roman States had reached Paris. Austria will
not interfere at present. unless Venetia is attacked
but holds herseffree to choose her own time of at
tackng the revolution.
SUMMARY PUNISHMENT IN SYRIA.
Military operations in Syria would commence
Gtn.t hot,
and Mustapha Bey, who betrayed the Christians at
Haskya, and Osman Bey, who commanded the
troops curing the massacres, were shot at Damas-
Gus on the Sth.
The Paris correspondent of the London Post
telegraphs that the statement of an attempt on
the life of the Emperor Napoleon is totally un-
founded.
A rumor was current in Paris that Count Per-
signy will shortly follow M. Thouvenel in the
Ministry of Foreign Affairs.
The Paris Constitutional gives a categorical de-
NAL to the report that the Islands of Sardinia and
klba are to be ceded to France as indemnity for
the annexation of Naples and Sicily to Piedmont.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 2l-Wheat and Flour are selling al
Tuesdays full prices. Indian Corn in better demand
Cotton.-Sales of the week 5631O bales, including
IA, goo on speculation.
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived from New York, Giovanni Gloucester John
Carver and Acacia, at Queenstown; Jubiaum, at Ham
burg; Joshua Mauran, at Havre NJ Poire at Marseies
GaVa and John Merrick, in the Clyde.
Arrived from Philadelphia, Westmoreand, at Liver
erpool.
Arrived from Charleston, John Henry, at Bordeaux
Arrived from New Orleans, American Union, at Ham
burg.
Memorandum.-The ship Esmerslda ashore at Deal
has been got of.
Additional Foreign Adyiccs per Steamer Canada
! HALIFAX, Oct. 3.-The steamer Canada arrived
| here at G.20 this evening.
The following additional news to that telegraph
! ed from Cape Race, received via Queenstown
| PARIS, Saturday.-It was reported to-day tha
| the Austrans had crossed the river Mincio, but i
| has been officially denied.
TURIN, Saturday.-The Sandman governmen
| has decided that the French soldiers of the Papa
| army who are made prisoners, shall be immediatel
| returned to their families.
| PARIS, Saturday.-The Patrie denounces as false
the report that the Emperor had expressed wis
| to be invited to Warsaw.
Garibaldi, in letter published in the otiica
| journal, Naples, says: "Although | am quite dis
posed to sacrifice all personal feeling on the alta
of freedom, can never be reconciled with me-
who have sold an Italian province" Nevertheless
decree Of Garibaldi promulgates the Sardinia
! Constitution for Naples and Sicily, but withou
fixing day for carrying it into effect.
The French Moniteur LArmee says that there
nothing in the state of European politics to pre-
| vent the usual six months furlough being given o.
| the lst of October.
THE DEPARTURE OF THE SIcILIAN CHARGE D'AI
FAIREs.-The Chev. ?. Massone, the Sicilian Minis
ter, has just left Washington for New York, i
order 70 sail for Europe. The removal of this d
| piomat from the mission which he has so satisfat
| torily filled near our Government is not caused b
the revolution which has recently taken place i
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