The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-29
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE GREAT EASTERN.

New YORK, June 2S.-The steamer Great East
ern arrived this morning at 81 o'clock She is
now lying off the Light Ship.
[sECoND DESPATCH.
New YORK, June 2s-Noon.-So far but few par
teplars of the voyage of the Great Ship have come
to hand The highest speed obtained was 14 knots.
The ships bottom is very foul, and allowance of
at least two knots should be made The voyage
was full OF interest, and demonstrated her superb
ority as sea going vessel and the reliability and
excellence of her machinery. The distance usually
steamed from Southampton to New York is $3.50
miles, but the Great Eastern went further to the
south than is commonly done in order to avoid the
ice.
THIRD DESPATCH.
New York. June 2S.-The Great Eastern left the
Needles at 10 O'Clock the morning of Sunday, the
l7th and reached the Light Ship Z. 80 this morn
ing. She had fine weather, except during two
DAYS. She brings AZ passengers only.
Her engines were not stopped the whole voyage
till she was off Georges Shoal, where they were
stopped to make soundings.
When she came up to the Light Ship she fred a
salute, and in return the cOlors of the Light Ship
dipped. All the vessels in sight displayed
their bunting.
She will cross the bar at o'clock. She draws
81 feet aft but will be trimmed to an even keel be-
fore departing.
Her log Gs to time made is as follows: June
18th, 2S5 miles, 1sth 296 miles; 10th and 2Oth 276
miles; 2lst 304; 22nd $50; 3d. 302 Oath, 299; 25th
1885, Goth, 1888; 9th, 254.
FOURTH DESPATCH.
NEW York, June % The Great Eastern passed
the Battery at 43OP. NJ. She had no difficulty in
crossing the bar. Quite feet of steamers attend
ed her. the crowds on board of them enthusiast
cally cheering the stranger. The enthusiasm of
the crowds on the batteries and piers also
bounded. The Niagara in the stream looked small
in comparison with the vast proportions of the
C.ao No, o1,,ka, 81, Gnol.
her honor. She moved very rapidly and wended
her way through the Bay as easily as pilot
boat.
The Latest Foreign Advices per Steamer
Great Eastern.
MEssINA, June l0-The secret committee of this
town are in correspondence with Garibaldi.
The insurrection in Calabria is denied.
Catania has been evacuated. Several officers
and party of Neapoitan soldiers had deserted
and returned to Palermo, whence they were sent
to Calabria.
FLORENCE, June 16.-It is reported that Baron
Rcasoli is about to resign the Governor General
ship of Tuscany.
TURIN, June 16.-Count Thouvenel is concen-
trating with Count Cavour on the line of policy to
be followed by the Governments of France and
Sardinia in common, in reference to Sicilian
affairs.
1t is stated that dispatches have been received in
Paris from Baron Brenner stating that revolu-
tion was imminent in Naples.
The London Weekly Press states that the great
powers have discovered a scheme on foot on the
part of Russia and France to give the Danuban
Principalities to the Grand Duke of Leuchtenberg
1t also says that Russia and Austria have refused
to recognize the annexation of Tuscany to Sardinia
Prussia escaped the obligation of refusal by
asking Count Cavour not to announce it officially.
The same paper also says that Napoleon is about
to claim as compensation due France, in consider
alton of the new territory which Garibald's sue
cesses will add to the house of Savoy, that Genoa
and the Province of Nice and the Island of Sardinia
should be annexed to France,