The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-06-14
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
Arrival of the Niagara.
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE FALL OF PALERMO CONFIRMED
Garibald Establishes his Ieaaq qHarters in The City,
A FIER CE COME 4 r.
Bombardment of the City by the Neapolitan
Forces.
THE ROYAL PALACE BURNT BY THE POPulACE.
The Chinese Reject the Ultimatum of
England.

HALIFAX, June l3.-Ihe steamer Niagara, irO1
Liverpool on the I'd instant, arrived here this eve
ming.
| The steamer Illinois arrived out on the lst
The news by this arrival is interesting
The report Of the fall of Palermo before the troop
OF Garibaldi is confirmed He entered the city a
before reported, and established his head-quarter
there after fierce combat, in which MANY live
were lost ON both sides.
The city was bombarded by sea and land by tn
Neapolitan forces.
The populace took the ROYAL palace from tn
Royal troops and burnt it.
The bombardment of the city still continued a
the last advices.
Later advices from China have been received an,
the English papers publish the Chinese reply to th
English utimatum. They reject all the propositions
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
LIVERPOOL, June 2--Cotton-The sales of the weel
amount to 50 600 bales including 900 bales to specua
tors and 10000 bales for export. The market is very
dull, and all qualities declined from q to X Fine
qualities have declined most Prices very irregular
and sales are made with difficulty Fine qualities arr
without material change The of Friday are esti
mated at 900 bales, including 900 bales speculation
and export New Orleans fair nd MiddIine I516d
Mobile fair 72sd., Middng 1-i6d; Upland fair 7Id
Midding lied. Stock in port 295 900 bales including
1,0S9 600 bales of American Cotton.
The advices from Manchester are unfayorable Tht
holidays have produced quietness.
HAyRE Naturalization has declining tendency
New Orleans tres ordnaire 94fr. Bas s7fr Breadstu
The market closed quiet Corn has declining tenden
cy. Provisions are quiet. Bacon firm.
MONEY MARKET.-The market is generally unchang ed
Consols 94bG95b Bullion in the Bank of England has
increased f4S 000
THE LATEST.
QUEENSTOWN, June 3-The steamer Asia has arrived out
Cotton at Liverpool closed dull, but generally un.
changedsales estimated 900 bales Breadstu quiet
Messrs. Wakefield Nash Co quote: Flour is dull but
nomlnally unchanged. Wheat is quiet and nominay
unchanged. Corn is dull and offered at decline of Cd
yellow 33s. 3D. G34s; white 35s 35s Cd The weather
has been favorable for the crops
Richardson, Spence Go. say Wheat has declined Id
and that Corn is generally unchanged.
Provisions are dull Lard is dull and sales unimpor-
tant quotations nominal Produce-Sugar is heavy and
previous quotations barely maintained Coffee is dull
Rceis du-Carolina 22s. cd. Rosin steady at 4s sd
Consols close at 94A(d95 for money or account
NoTE.-The line east from Boston to Halifax
here gave out from some cause, and we were unable
to obtain anything further.-Reporter.
From Washington.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-It is ascertained from an
official letter of the 4th Auditor addressed to Pur
ser j. 5. Cunningham, that payments to commits
sion and warrant officers will be made in accord
ance with the provisions of the act of June 1st
1860, and all questions arising from supposed
errors as to service in the Navy Register will
be referred to the Navy Department fol decision,
and not to the 4th Auditor. The acting Midship
men of the Naval Academy and ship Plymouth are
entitled to the pay allowed in the bill to mid
conferees the Homestead bill
met this morning and found themselves unable to
agree. They will meet again tomorrow morning
for final effort.-Tbe Board of Navy Officers
to examine the midShipmen who have graduated
and the required sea service necessary to e
ceive the warrant of passed -midshpmen, will CON
vene at Annapolis on the 18th instant.-The
Affirmative vote of 65 in the House to-day to Law
the resolutions censurng the President and Secre.
tary of the Navy on the table, was composed ey-
clusvely of Democrats, while all the South Ameri-
cans present, together with Messrs. Adrain, Clark
Of New York, Davis of Indiana Haskin and Nor
is of Illinois, voted with the Republicans in the
is said that General A. s. johnson
nj tnh RI ID thA lato NJ, ~
al Jesup as Quartermaster General of the ARMY
"A number of the seeding Southern delegates
rrived here from Richmond to-day.
Arrival of the Isabel from IIavana--Further
from Mexico.
WASHINGTON, June l3.-The Charleston Courier
announces the arrival of the steamer Isabel on
Tuesday evening from Havana on the 10th inst
Sugar was active and advancing. Molasses was
Iuiet.
Messrs. Caussen & Carbonell merchants at Ha-
Tana, had failed for a large sum.
1t had been officially declared that the Interna-
,lonal Bank had collapsed.
\ noted highwayman, Sallez, had been arrested
IN board the schooner Merit from New York
Vera Cruz advices of the t1st confirm the defeat
If the Liberal forces under General Uraga An
'ther battle had taken place at Quaretaro between
Generals Woll and Uraga in which both comman-
iers were wounded, and the latter made prisoner
The Liberals were routed.
Twelve of the crew of the SLAYER Don Juan had
)een arrested at Havana
Accident on the BeIIeviIIe Mo- Railroad,
ST. Louis, June ia passenger train on the
5elleville Railroad Off the track this morning
completely destroying the engine, baggage car and
me passenger car.
About thirty persons were injured, and many
erlously. A large number of the passengers were
elegates to the Democratic State Conven ton to
'e held at Springfield tomorrow.
The following the names of those who are
most seriously wounded, viz: Simon Elmer, Geo.
!. w ehof, r. H. Moore, G. Vancleve, CIV Shook,
\. j. Pippen, W. H. Stewart, Thos. A. Thorp and
lon. W. H. Snyder, all from Belleville; James
I'LL of Urbana, Jacob Maner, Jacob knevebel
}harles 5. Churchman, and Mr.. Ross, the engineer.
he accident occurred by displacement of the
witch.
The japanese Embassy-The Monument to
the SiSncrs of the Declaration of Indepen-
dence.
PHILADELPHIA, June 13.-The principal members
u the japanese Embassy, escorted by the Naval
commission and Committee of the Councils visit.
ID the United States Mint this morning, and
inspected the various processes of refining and
oining.
They expressed themselves much gratiied and
specially delighted with the beautiful machinery
or coming. AT 10 o'clock the officers of the NAVY
md Marine Corps paid formal visit to the En-
'assy at the Continental
Mayor Henry received the Commissioners to su-
the erection of monument to the Sign
RS ofthe Declaration of Independence to-day in In
dependence Hall.
Apprehended Attack on the Pixies Peak Ex