The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-08-17

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soldiers rush through the streets and cut down
peaceable citizens, and we hear nothing more of
bringing them to justice. The camarilla were to be
removed, but they still hang about Naples
Inc following intelligence, on which you NAV
uepehd, Will be likely to produce a great move
ment: Garibaldi has entered Messna, and a gen
raTaternlZation has taken place. 1t is to be OBJ
'o''e" unat he entered with flag from which the
arms Oh the House of Savoy were removed and ON
Ine suPPosluon that the letter of Victor Emmanuel
mas peeh presented, Garibadi placed himself at the
head OF the revolution, and a landing NAV he ex
pected shortly on the continent He rafnsas the
truce, and the Neapoitans preserve the citadel
The Neapolitan troops who were in the neiphbor-
hood are embarkng rapidly on their return. The
''Comtati" generally, setting aside Victor Emman-
uel, now swear by and follow Garibaldi.
Without assuming any great merit as prophet,
the upshot of it all will be that revolution will be
permitted to march forward until it arrives here
and then the French will step in and arrest it and
play their game, whatever that may be. Such has
been the aim of our neighbOrs | believe, from the
beginning. Without this impulse from without
am OF opinion that things would have gradually
setIea dowh into tranquility and confidence; it
is, L think Decentralization of Garibadi and his
forces may be expected certain and of course
there will be other combinations
ROME, Aug. 2-The Pope has addressed an ener-
getic letter to the Bishops of Syria.
His Holiness laments the massacres which have
been committed by the Druses, and expresses his
horror OF the barbarities of the Turks.
His Holiness further speaks in praise of the French
expedition, and eXhOrts the Princes to repress the
the excesses of the nfdes, and to arrcst the enc
mes OF morality justice. religion and social order.
INDIA, CHINA AND AUSTRALIA.
The overdue mails by the steamer Sima which
had reached Alden with her main shaft broken, had
been telegraphed via Trieste, and would reach
England in two or three days.
The dates Shanghai MAY 30; Hong Kong,
June Z; Melbourne, June 10.
There had been a great panic at Shanghai
among the natives, owing to the approach of the
was suspended
The steam transport Assistant had been totally
lost but all on board were saved.
The commercial depression at Melbourne con.
tnued The crops were promising. The gold
shipments since last mail were over 100 900 ounces
No active measures had been taken against the
rebels in New Zealand.
LATER
The above mails reached Marseilles on the 3d.
The Calcutta dates are to June Is. The Indigo
were rupees higher Exchange Is. 2sd Freghts
unchanged Shirtings were dull, but twists
tending upward.
LATEST PER STEAMER PERSIA.
By Telegraph to Queenstown.l
! - LONDON, August 5.-The steamer Magdalena, from
Brazil, passed Hurst Castle at G. 25 A. NJ
NAPLES, July 3lst-Nearly all the Paris papers de-
ote consderane space to extracts from the articles
| from the London journals on the Emperor's letter
| &C., in general without the addition of anv COM
ment OF their own. The Monde, however, has few
| lines of observation.
1t is stated in letter from Trieste that the
steamer Elizabeth, which was destined for Syria.
has been ordered to proceed to Naples, to remain
there at the disposal of the Royal family.
- Ihe Impartial, of Smyrna publishes letter from
Damascus, from which it appears that the massa-
cres are the result of widely spread conspiracy of
| OF the local Beys and Pashas. In several cases
Turkish officers and troops secretly aided in the
| massacres. 1t is believed, before Faud Pasha ar
| rlves, half of Damascus will be in ashes
The dividend of the London Discount Company
| Is to be suspended, owing to the losses sustained
through the failures in the leather trade
A failure at Nottingham in the lace trade is re-
| ported, with liabilities to f20 900.
PARIS Aug. 4th.-The Moniteur of to- -dav saws: The
representatives of the Great Powers assembled yes
terday, in order to sign the protocol STIMULATING
that the measures which have been arranged in
common shall be at once carried into execution.
| The Honiteur also contains the following:
| CoNsTANTTNoPLE, August 2.-The Governor Cen
eral OF Damascus has been deprived of office, and
sent away from Syria, in order to be tried by the
! proper tribunal. The GOvernOr-General of Beirut
| has been arrested.
The Constitutional asserts that orders for the de-
| parture have been despatched to the troops.
| LONDON August 4, Evening ng.-The funds to-day are
dull at Yesterdays prices. The other departments
or the Stock Exchange are likewise quiet Upon the
whole sales have rather progressed. British Rail-
way stocks in several instances are somewhat low
| er. The principal lluctuaton has been in London
and Northwestern stocks
To-day, in the Bankruptcy Court, the hearing of
the case of Strathfed Co, fixed for Thurs
day next
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, August 5.-CottOn.-SaIes Yesterday OOO
| market closed firm - "
Breadstufs quietbut steady.
| Provisions dull
NEAPoLITAN OUrRAGEs ON rHE Property OF AN
| AMERIcAN.-The London Times Messna correspon-
dent, writing under date of July 22d, says:
'This morning the whole of the cavalry, includ-
| ing the lancers, with the light infantry sharp
| shooters and gendarmerie were embarked on board
| steamers which lying ready for them and
were conveyed to Villa San Giovanni, which is on.
diers of the line subsequently shipped to Reg
! gio. That these robbers are gone is the greatest
blessing that ever happened to Messna; as since
they have been quartered in this neighborhOod
| they have committed rayages unspeakable. As
soon as they landed they entered the garden of Mr.
| Morgan, the American consul, aad helped them
selves to its products. Mr.. Morgan complained to
the officers, who caused the denquents to be pick
! ed OUT and they were sentenced to the bastinado.
| For this purpose they were brought to Salvador
del Greci; but as soon as the picket turned out into
the court ward to execute the sentence, the whole
mass of the soldiers declared that on the first blow
| they would shoot every officer. The officers were
therefore obliged to set the thieves at liberty. This
| is just sample OF how the whole Neapolitan army
is at present situated"
BOARD OF AMERICAN IsnAELrgs-The Board of
Delegates of American Israeltes, in session in New
| York adjourned on Tuesday Philadelphia was
selected as the place for the next annual meeting
on the second Monday in August next. The fol-
| lowing officers were elected for the wear 562l
lSGl,) President, Henry |. Hart, of New York
Vice Presidents, Revs Isaac Leeser, of PhiIadel.
phia; j. j. Jones, Mobile Treasurer, A. s. Saro-
nj, Of Boston, Massachusetts. Executive Commit
tee, 5. Wizinski, of Richmond, Virginia; j. Con-
rad of Hartford, Connecticut; j. Einstein of Phil
adelphia, Pennsy lvana; J. Schrver, Of Richmond,
Virginia, b: w. Hart, of New York city; B. Levy,
OF New Y ork city; NJ S. Cohen, of New York city;
j. Renheimer, Of New York city Ellis Joseph, Of
New Y ork city; NJ Wolfshon, of New York city;
A. Mansell, of New York city; J. l.. Levy, of New
Orleans; Bennet King, of New York city; b. Rus
Iaur NJ D.N,
Louis; i. Nj. Morrison, N. Y.
LIFE IMPRISONMENT PReDUcTIvE OF INSANITY
The Columbus journal states that there now in
the State prison of Ohio sixty-iour convicts who
are serving out lifetime sentences. There are three
out on writs OF error, having bad trials grant
ed. Two of these from Hamilton and one from
Putnam county-which would make the number
now under sentence for life sixty seven. Of the
above six are negroes and mulattoes, anG twenty
foreigners. One of the number has been confined
"a years; one II, one IA, two l3. IL, one IL,
three 10; one 7, six 6, five ), eleven 4, five g. nine
z; and ten less than one year. of the abJve num-
Der ten are hopeessly insane, and others verging
upon insanity, and we think four insane persons
have died within two years. From this fact it ap-
pears that life Imprisonment has an inevitable ten
dency to insanity, If the prisoner has mind enough
to be crushed.
STEAM MILL EXPLOSION IN SOMERSET County,
Loss Of LYe.-On the 7lh instant one of the boilers
In the steam mill of Greenleaf johnson, Esq, sit
uated at Rehoboth, in this county, exploded with
terrible effect scading to death valuable negro man
belonging to Mr.. Lt.leton Long, Sr., of this place.
and inuring several other persons, besides destroy
ing the mill and other property in the vicinity. We
understand that the mill and adjoining buildings
were entirely demolished. A part of the exploding
boiler (said to be at least half was thrown to
the distance of several hundred yards knocking
down fence and carrying away part of a large
tree in its progress but fortunately doing no other
damage. Mr.. johnson and the engineer, the only
persons in the mill at the time of the explosion ex
cept the negro killed, miraculously escaped with
but slight injuries. Somerset Union. Aug. IA.
Tue CHICAGO ZoUAvEs AT HoME-The Chicago
Z0uayes reached their home on Tuesday night
They were met at the depot by the entire military
of the city, the Police Department, Turner Socie-
ties and Fire Department. A procession was formed
and marched through the principal streets to the
wlgwam, where they were welcomed home in a
brief speech by Hon. John Wentworth Mayor
Inc Aouaves then marched to the Briggs House,
where supper had been prepared; speeches lauda-
tory OF the Zouaves were made by several gentle
men. The festivities were kept up till late hour.
An association of Virginia ladies has been or
ganized for the purpose of accomplishing the erec-
tion, at Point Pleasant, the mouth of the
kanawha river, of a monument commemorative of
the memorable and desperate battle fought there
on the 10th of October, IVA, between the Virgil
mans and Indians. Steps have been taken for
grand celebration of the approaching anniversary.
when it is proposed to lay the core Cer- stone Dr.
Willis De Hass the historian and archaolooist has