The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-11-06
EUROPE.
ADDITIONAL BY THE PRINCE ALBERT


tional advces by the Prince Albert:
THE ROYAL MEETING AT WARSAW.
The Emperor of Russia, the Emperor of Austria,
and the Prince Regent of Prussia were still at War
saw together with Prince Gortschakof, Count
Rechberg, and other prominent ministers.
Nothing has transpired as to the Conference.
FRANCE.
The Constitutional announces that the Emperor
received an autograph letter from the Gar of
Russia, explaining the nature of the Warsaw meet
ing, depriving it of any significance hostile to
France.
The Gazette de Lyons has been suppressed on ac-
count of its ncessant appeals for agitation its at
tack on the Government, and its disdain of good
advice.
The Bourse was fat and dropping at 66f. 75c. for
the rentes.
ITALY.
Naples dispatches of the 2lst October announce
that the vote on annexation was then being taken.
Much enthusiasm existed and immense crowds had
assembled at the voting places. All quiet at
the latest dates. The King of Naples had issued
protest, declaring he would consider the voting
null and void.
1t was reported that after annexation was effect
ed the title of Prince and the rank of General would
be offered to Garibadi.
A Naples despatch of the 2lst says that Garibadi |
has officially declared ne would lay down the Die
tatorship on tie arrival of Victor Emmanuel.
The head of General Cialdinis columns encoun-
tered and beat corps of Neapolitans at Hernia;
the General commanding the corps with his officers
and eight hundred soldiers and flag were taken.
Another despatch says that Cialdini captured a |
portion of the Neapotan artillery.
Victor Emmanuel arrived at SilOnia on the 2lst |
of October.
1t was reported that provisions were beginning to
fail at Gaeta.
1t was also reported that the French Minister of
Marine had received despatch announcing that
Garibaldi's ships of had captured vessel bear
ing Spanish colors, and another bearing the Aus
triau flag. The authorities continue to assert
that the Austrian demonstrations on the Italian
frontiers increasing, but on the other hand it
was said that Austria had given the most positive
assurances that she would not draw the sword un-
| less attack was made on Rome.
The Piedmontese troops were encamped at Rieli,
| ten leagues from Rome.
The text of the Prussan despatch relative to the
invasion of the Papal States is published 1t CEN
| sures the action of Sardinia and rejects Cavour's
Justification; but does not threaten active hos
| tty on the part of Prussia.
The Austrian official Weiner Zeitung publishes
| reform manifesto from the Emperor. Many sweep
| ing changes in the Constitution are proposed Ie-
gislative power is only to be exercised hencef0rth
with the cooperation of the Provincial Diets. The
Rerchwatzgh Court of Cbancery is restored in Hun
gary, and other important concessions are made to
| that province
General Benedict and Archduke Albert William
| have been sent to Italy.
INDIA.
| Bombay letters of September 26th, and Calcutta
of September 18th, are received, but they contain
little news that has not been anticipated.
| Commercial dispatches from Bombay to the 9th
of September report imports dull and dropping:
Cotton dull. Exchange Is. I'D. Freights advanced
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET-LIvERPooL, Oct. 22.--The
sales of Cotton to-day up bales of which 900
bales taken speculation and for export. The
market closed quiet but firm.
of fine Europa there has been market at Manchester
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUFFs MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Oct
22.-Messrs. Richardson, Spence Co., Wakefield, Nash
& Co.. and others, report Flour firm and partially ad
| vanced Cd per bbl Wheat active at full prices Corn
active and advanced 6d9ls quartersales of mixed
LIVERPOOL Provision MARKEr.-LIvERPooL, Oct. %.
Pork dull Bacon quiet. Lard inactive. Talow gen
| orally unchanged
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-LIvERPooL, Oct o.
Ashes-Pots and Pearls quiet. Sugar steady Rice
firm. Coffee steady. Spirits Turpentine dull. Rosin
steady.
LONDON MARKETs.-LoNDoN October 22.-Wheat ac-
tive for English and firm for foreign. Sugar steady
Coffee quiet but firm Rice firm with an advancing ten
dency owing to the reduction of duty in France Taow
LONDON MONEY MARKEr.-London, October 22-The
London money market is generally unchanged with an
Consols for money close at 92AGs2%, and for the
count at 92B(g93
LIVERPOOL, Oct. %, IL A. A.-The markets have not
yet opened.
Cotton is held firmly.
market for American Securities is dull, without material
alteration prices. Illinois Central Railroad, q dis
count; Erie Railroad stock 29493l4; New York Cen
-''''' Shifting INTELLIGENCE.
Arrived from
Deal; Resollte and Sabine at Liverpool; 22d Casda
Wild Hunter and Celestial Empire at do.
Arrived from Philadelphia, October 22d, Donna Anna
Sailed for New York, Oct, 21st, Allen Austin from
Liyerpool King John, from Deal. s ,,-.-
Sailed for Boston, Oct 2lst, Enoch Train, from Liver
LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL Oct 23-Arrved from New York, Ocear
Skinner and Cornelius Grinnell at Deal; Old Hickory
and Amazon, at Falmouth; Hound, at Calcutta; Calhoun
and Henry Clay, at Liverpool.
Arrived from New Orleans, Canada, at Bremen; In
dian, at Bremerhaven; J. W. Clark, at Liverpool.
Memorandum-Thc Martha Whitmore from New York
to Glasgow, has stranded in Dundrum Baycrew saved
The report of the David Houston being ashore
founded.
EXECUTION OF A MArRIcrDE.-Ezra Brainerd wa:
hung at Three Rivers, C. W., on the 25tt
ult., for having murdered his mother some months
SINCE Since his conviction strong efforts have beer
made to have him pardoned, on the ground of in
sanity, and wretched dogerel which he has had
published in paper at Three Rivers would seem tt
indicate that he was far from being in his righ
mind. A correspondent of the Montreal GdzeH
sketches the closing scene of his life. He writes
Shortly before ii o'clock door leading to th'
convct's cell closed, and the hangman pro
ceeded to pinion his victim in the dimy-ightet
dungeon, screened by the closed door from thu
looks of the people in the Jail hall. The constable
who accompanied him state that while being pin
ioned Brainerd requested Sheriff Ogden to cOnve,
, his body, after execution, to Melbourne, in.th
Townships, for burial, and that the twenty dollar
. in gold among his effects be appropriated for th
n
\ request. He also said to the hangman, ''You ar
: pinching me, you are beginning to murder me to-
: soon."
The convict pinioned, the rope was placed rount
his waist and the party, led by the Sheriff, pro
ceeded up the two flights of stairs to the room lead
. ing to the drop. Brainerd walked up the step
coolly and more unconcernedly than any of tn
q spectators. In the room the executoner took hi
4 hand off Brainerd's neck and drew back the bolt
q of the door, outside which was the drop. As b
!, did so the crowd, which now amounted to abou
1000, and in which many women were to be seen
simultaneously exclaimed, "Le uoila, le uoHa," an
swayed to and fro for few moments, eagerly look
, ing up at Brainerd who stood calmly gazing ou
: into the rain The hangman stepped out on th'
v drop, and pulled down the moose. Rev. Mr.. Caro-
= said "Branerd, humble yourself repent; in te
- minutes YOU will be more, and facing your Gre
ator." Words to this effect he repeated twice, br
= still Braineld made no sign, and looked down 6
u the crowd Precisely at IL, the preparations com
{ peted, Branerd was led out on the drop, the ex
:, cutoner placed the moose around his neck havin
II previously partly drawn the black cap down owe
his face and removed his hat, Brainerd saying thf
u, a. the wind would blow it off. He stood facing cas-
:" and exclaimed, in low tones, to the people outsid
"Strangers, they are going to commit murder.
am innocent
n He was deaf to all the entreaties of his spirtu
h advisers and refused to be baptized before steppn
Is upon the scaffod. When the drop.fel he appeare
1T to suffer horribly; owing to the rain the rope ha
m stiffened, and when cut did not close on the vi
g TINS neck. The fall, though six feet, did n
X appear SuIlclenL TO OlSlOcdte MS Hech w
is rapidly around with the rope, his body vsib
r agitated by his convusive efforts to loosen b
n hands, every nerve seemed to writhe in agon
and after short struggle horrid choked sour
le issued beneath his clenched teeth. Gradually
ceased and with it the upheavings of the chest al
ie the agitation of the limbs. A few gasps and liz
Nv few moments Ezra Branerd had expiated his Grim
as THE HANGING OF REV. Mr.. BEwLEY.-The su
,r Joined paragraph in letter written to Il
ir Galveston (Texas) Christian Advocate, by ii.
tx Smith, of Waxahachie:--
I'd 81 see in your paper of September o. an extra
ly from a letter from me in relation to Rev. M
Y. Bewley, of Fort Worth notoriety. At the time
I'M wrote gave You what were the facts at my la
or visit TO Fort Worth vicinity. But wrote aft
Mt nv return to Alta Springs, more than one hundr
ne miles from Fort Worth. | now find that on tt
c visit to this country, that since was here befor
rn the said Mr.. Bewey was followed to the vicinity
at Springfield, Mo-, taken and brought back to Fo
nv Worth, and on the 18th of September, 1860, W
~ hung on the same limb of the same tree whi
he Mr.. Crawford had been hung before. The lett
found near Fort orth, and published in your p
per some time ago, was certainly addressed to Re
Mr. Bewley. 1t is further stated here that the so
F. in-law of Mr.. Bewley, Rev. Mr.. .Willet, has be
W Wue taken in Missouri, and is now on his way back
" Fort Worth, where he will hang the same linn
e This part of information is by letter from the ea
NJ NJ ward to gentleman in Fort Worth. The inform
a' tion in relation to Mr.. Bewley is true. | regr
that the thing has got into confusion. At the til