The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-14
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADIAN.
FOUR DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
THE INSURRECTION IN SICILY.

Sd, has passed this point on her way to Quebec,
The ship Garland, from Liverpool for Ouebe,
was ashore on the Campbetown rocks and il wa
expected would prove wreck
Inc English government was negotiating for tn
charter of the Great Eastern to lay telegraph
cable between Singapore and Rangoon.
| FROM CHINA
| me Chnese at last accounts were determined /
| dispute the passage of the Allies to Pekin Four
teen miles of Notifications had been erected aIont
| the river and two hundred thousand men wert
| under arms.
ITALY.
1t is stated that France has proposed to Switzer
land to relinquish her rights in reference to tn
The Bishops of the Romagna have received
prohibition against taking any part in the recep
tion of King Victor Emanuel
The correspondent of the journal des Debates ba
been ordered to leave Rome by the Pore but ha,
obtained delay of twenty DAYS
NAPLES.
Advlces from Naples say the royal troops at
tackled the insurgents entrenched in the town q
Carine on the 18th, and that the fighting was most
desperate, continuing during the three following
days, when the Government troops received rein
fercements and compelled the insurgents to retir,
to Partenico, leaving two hundred and fifty killed
hundred killed.
The town of Carine was then pillaged bv tn,
royal troops and set on fire.
Great misery prevailed at Palermo
Since the execution of the thirteen insurgents
twenty-six Neapolitan soldiers had been SURPRISED
and hanged at Carine.
TURKEY
The Porte had concluded loan with a oreaI
Greek house at Constantinope amounting to over
f7OO, 900 sterling.
THE LATEST.
LONDON, May 3.-Advices from Messna report
that perfect tranquility prevails but general dis
content existed. number of suspected persons
had been arrested, and the citades and prisons
tn L
contradictory. 1t is said that a Neapolitan Gene.
raj has been captured by the insurgents, and thai
the seat OF government about to be transferred
from Messina and that the garrison of Palermo
though numbering twenty thousand men were
afraid to proceed to the interior.
PARIS, Thursday.-The Moniteur publishes a note
OF Count Thouvenal proving that the annextion OF
the neutral district of Savoy will not change the
projects concerning the tariff on wool cotton and
other raw materials.
The Constitutional states that the only condition
attached to the general amnesty granted bv Spain,
is that the parties implicated must take the oath ri
allegiance to the Qneen.
LONDON, Thursday. y.-The bank of England's rate
OF discount continues without further change
HoNoRs TO SAVERS.
Tom Sayers was received at LIVERPOOL on Monday
with immense enthusiasm The multitude took the
horses from the cab and drew him in triumph from
the railway station to the Talbot Hotel, Several
testimonials had been presented to him by his ad-
mlrers, including splendid cup worth f25.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
LIVERPOOL, Thursday, P. NJ, May 3-Cottou-saIes
the last two days 17oo bales, including $500 bales for
speculation and export The market closed firm and
STEADY me sales since Friday amount to 10000 bales
including 5000 bales to speculators The market has
been firm and manifested an advancing tendency bnt
prices are not quotabe higher.
Manchester ad vices favorable and in soma cosoS
slight advance has taken place.
breadstuts closed dull owing to the prevalence of
favorable weather for the crops Prices generally have
all
There was but little inquiry, and prices were weak
Wakefield, Nash 4 Co. quote-Flour dull and prices
red los. Sd oil white 1lsd12s 4d Corn dull at Cd
decline; yellow S5s Cd (GS6; white 36s. &c. @3Ss.
maintained. Pork quiet; old SIS cd (d6Os Bacon firm
and in better request middles SIS 54s Lard u best
freely offered at SIS. Tallow duh but unchanged
Produce closed generally unchanged Rosin closed dull
at Is Id d4s I'd. Spirits Turpentine dull at 35s smear
steady Coffee quiet. Rice dull Pot and Pearl Ashes
quiet at 33s.
French commercial affairs were very dull
LONDON MARKETs-Consols closed at 954(G95% for
SHIP NEws.-Arrived from New Orleans HIGHLAND
Light at Havre; Indian Queen at Gibraltar
The ship Vanguard from Liverpool for New York, put
IN to hingston, leaky, after being ashore.
Arrival of the United States Frigate TSoapol.e
bassy. '
NoRFoLK, MAY l3-About - O'Clock last niobt
the steamer Anacosta, which was stationed in
hampton Roads, to await the arrival of the steam
frlgate Roanoke, arrived up, and announced the
arrival ot that vessel in the Roads, with the Japan
ese Embassy, and Immediately the Philadelphia
began to make preparations to repair thitber with
the Government officers appointed to escort them
to the capital 1t is confidently expected that the
visitors will arrive at Washington by noon TO-
morrow. A question OF etiquette is now pending
as 10 the diplomatic rank of the Japanese visitors
which 1t is important to have settled before thew
arrive at Washington, with view of preventing
confusion or unkind feeling among the Diplomatic
corps is understood that some person here ia au
thorizeo TO ascertain tAe capacity in which they
came. The Government, it appears, has no official
information OF its precise character.
lSEcoND DESPATCH.
NORFOLK, May l3.-The steamer Pbiladelnhia
left Portsmouth at 81 this A. NJ for the fripatn
Roanoke with the Naval Commission and inT;tad
guests. The weather was magnificent.
At 9l5, the Philadelphia arrived alongside tho
Roanoke, whose sails were fured and tons manned
The band on the Philadelphia played national
air, when Capt Dupont, Of the Navy, Capt. Tay-
lor, OF the Marines. Mr.. Ledyard, the son-in-law
OF the Secretary of State, and VIM. Postman the
interpreter, went on board the Roanoke in the
firstquarter boat. The second boat contained
Commander Lee, Lieut.. Porter, Secretary of the
commission, Mr. Mcnapala, and the invited guests.
The third boat took the reporters of the press
In the cabin of the Roanoke Capt. Dupont was
formally presented to the Ambassadors, and exhib
lted his commission from the President Of the Uni
ted States, appointing him to take charge of the
Embassy while IN the United States. Capt Du-
Porter as his assocateS-aso the Presidents inter
prefer. Mr.. Ledyard was then introduced as the
representative OF the State Department, and vel
coined them to the country. His remarks were
prlehy but unintelligibly responded to bv tie Am
nassadors. The ceremonies being concluded and
the treaty belps uncovered and exposed to view
friendly Intercourse took place and preparations for
going on board the steamer Philadelphia were com
menced.
The interview between the Commissioners and
Ambassadors although evidently much more re-
publican than the latter expected, were conducted
with great dignity on both sides, and marked by
apparent reciprocal confidence in each other A
feeling OF deep interest pervaded the spectators
The interpreters of the Embassy mixed freely
among the visitors, and responded to the coporatn-
lations in tolerably good English
The Philadelphia will reach Washington about
noon on Monday.
THE RECEPTION AT wAsHINGroN
WAsHIEGToN, Nav 13.-There will be no formal
reception of the Japanese Embassy tu-morrow, on
their landing, by the Government further than
the extension OF appropriate eourteses Of welcome
qnaer the direction OF the officers of the Nayy-yard
The grounds have been placed in the best posi-
Die condition, and no means have been neglected to
make favorable impression on the minds of the
visitors, who will be conveyed to their quarters in
carriages under an escort of marines and the Dis
triot military.
The precise programme for Wednesday has not
been perfected, as there are points of diplomatic
etiquette first to be determined. The officers of
that it is the desire of the President that they be
present at the reception. The former viii accom-
pany the Henera-in- Chief to the Executive man
sion on that occasion.
Intense excitement exists in Government circles.
caused py rumor Of an extensive defaloation of A
prominent federal officer in a northern city,
The Methodist General Conference.
BUFFALO, May 1.-THE special business before
the Conference to-day the funeral service of
Bishop Waugh.
Before the hour arrived for the commencement
of the services, the list of Conferences was called
and petitions upon various subjects were presented
NIFTY OF which where in favor of and twenty against
a change of the Slavery rule, and two or three
against the use of tobacco by ministers " .
During the proceedings of the earlier part of the
session, the number Of spectators had greatly in
creased, and when the hour of lO1% arrived the
hall was well filled with an appreciative audience.
singing. followed by an eloquent and appropriate
prayer by the Rev. Dir. Durbin, and the reading of
the Goth psalm, and the 4th chapter of the LIST
Corinthians, by the Rev. DR.. Peck, and after
uniting in another song of praise, the venerable
Bishop Morris proceeded to deliver most impress
sive and eloquent sermon on the late senior member
OF the Board of Bishops, Bishop Waugh, from the
text of the I'd Corinthians llth chapter 2Sth verse
'.Besides these things" &c. The general theme of
the discourse was Paul and his successors in which
the Bishop aimed to impress upon the minds of the
ministry their duty to initiate Paul SO far as he
initiated Christ.
The discourse was listened to throughout with
the undivided attention of the audience and drew
forth the silent applause of tears from many.
The concluding exercises were conducted by the
Rev Mr.. Cartwright, and consumed the remainder
OF the session.
Arrival of the Steamer Fulton from South
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