The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-10-29
LATEST NEWS.
TELEGRAMS.
ADDITIONAL BY THE CANADIAN.
THE LATEST INTELLIGENCE--IT
THE NORTHERN POWERS AND SAR-
DINIA--AUSTRIA--ITA AND FRENCH
ANNEXATION.

DINIA--AUSTRIA--ITA AND FRENCH
ANNEXATION.
QUEBEC, October 27.-The full summary of the
Canadian furnishes the following additional ntelli-
gence
Latest via Liverpool
ITALY.
The new Pro-Dictator of Naples, soon he
appointed, addressed letter to Mazzini CON-
plimenting him on his patriotism, but asking him
to give proof of it by leaving the country, tell
ing him that even without intending it, he caused
disunion; that many used his name with the parri-
cida intention of hoistng another banner in Italy
There is probability of Congress the af.
fairs of Italy.
The Daily Netcs' correspondent at Naples, an
Italian, had been killed; his anxiety for the result
of the battle at Voturno led him too far in advance
and he was unfortunately shot.
Funeral services have been performed in all the
churches of Rome for General Pimondar. General
Guyon was present at the French Church of St.
Louis.
[Iatest--via Londonderry, 18th
NEAPOLITAN TERRITORY-THE NORTHERN
POWERS AND SARDINIA.
The Posts Paris correspondent telegraphs that
no protest, in diplomatic sense, has been made by
Russia, Austria and Prussia, against the entry of
' % The F FRENGH Enc HefPHala1H TREaTr. territory
The Times says the French Government is ques-
tiOning the Chambers of Commerce throughout
France as to the advisabeness of anticipating the
dates fixed by the treaty for the admission of the
reduced duties on various classes of British manu-
factures Some for maintaining the delay; but
others say prolongaton of the transition is nuri-
Gus, and that British machinery Ynd tools ought to
be admitted at the reduced rates forthwith, and all
other articles on the 3lst of December. A majority
of the replies will probably be in favor of antcipa
ting the period of complete operation of the treaty.
IMPORTANT QUESTION IN INSURANCE.
reol
ners at Limehouse, whose buildings destroyed
on Wednesday, had not been paid. The extra Pc
riod of fifteen days, allowed to each Office, had,
however, not expired. On the premium being ten
dered, the offices, with the exception of the Liver
pool and London, refused it.
AUSTRIA.
The Paris correspondent of the Times remarks
that movement of the Austrans need not take
persons by surprise. Austria considers herself
leased from all obligations contracted with the
French Emperor, and has good. reason to know
that that Government, bent onextermnating her,
have prepared and probably brought to maturity,
their plans for an insurrectionary movement in her
provinces.
private letter from Turin announces that
large armament has been ordered by the Piedmon-
tese government, and the day before the Sandman
Minister'S departure from Paris a supply of fifty
thousand muskets and eleven millions percussion
caps was granted by the French government to its
ally.
1t is reported that the French army at Rome is to
be increased to sixty thousand men, and the garri
son at Lyons put on complete war footing.
ITALY AND FRENCH ANNEXATION.
The London Times in leader, says free Europe
is tired of buying liberty of Napoleon pound by
pound, and ifthe absolute Europe of Warsaw means
anything, it is rather tired of seeing him sell it.
Napoleon Ill. is master of the destinies of Italy,
and we cannot prevent him from crushing her uni
ty, or from ceding her to any Holy Alliance, if he
should see fit but if we read the signs of the times
Alright, what he does henceforward must be done
gratis.
THE BANK OF FRANCE
PARIS, Ftiday-The Montew publishes the
monthly returns of the Bank of France, which
shows, as compared with September, an increase
in bills discounted not yet due of twenty-eight and
three quarter millions, an advance of two and one
million francs in bank notes, decrease
in cash on hand ofninety-one million francs; in
treasury balance Of fourteen and four-ffths mil
lions, and in current accounts of twenty-three and
one-haf million francs.
SARDINIA AND NAPLES
The Constitutional contains an article signed by
NJ. Bonifall. He says it does not belong to any
foreign State no more to Sardinia than Austria, to
intervene in Naples and Sicily. Between the inva-
'ions of Garibaldi and of Sardinia there is great
difference. Garibaldi came to raise and direct
in the interior with his hands, he would
only communicate to them proper spirit in their
struggle against an unpopular government. Sar-
dnan invasion constitutes direct intervention of
one regularly constituted State in the affairs of
another independent State. Strange to say Sardi-
nian invasion took place without any declaration
of war, the representative of the King of Naples
still being at Turin. BY the entrance of the Pied
nontese troops into the Roman States, Sardinia
has violated the principles of neutrality. Count
Cavour gave it to be understood that the entry of
the Sandman troops into the States of the Church
was principally directed against the influence of
Garibald;; now the contrary, it has become evil
dent that thev go to aid him. NJ. Bonifall depores
the conduct of the Sardinians.
The Patrie says that Garibad has thanked the
roft Irhs1
guns on the lst. The men were that
1ay on leave of absence.
Piedmontese troops were expected before Capua
On the 18th inst. 1t was anticipated that the Nea-
politans would evacuate the place before their ar
'ivsl and retire to Gaeta.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE
By Telegraph to LondOnderry]
LIVERPOOL COTTON MARKET, Oct. 1.-THE Brokers'
circular reports the sales of the week $4,000 bales
which 1000 were taken by spectators and 900 by
1orters The market active and prices of useful
ales of Friday to-day amount to TO- 900 bales which
900 spectators and exporters the market clos
ng firm at the following authorized quotations:
liddling do............6kd Fair Uplands.
Fair Mobiles. 49,. ....74d Middling do.......6asd
The stock in port estimated 7S7 900 bales of which
i16, 500 American.
LIVERPOOL BREADsrUFFs MARKET-Flour has de-
uding tendency. Wheat tends downward and prices
LIVERPOOL PROVISION MARKET.-The provision mar
iet is dull and generally unchanged
The Taow market is unsettled and excted-North
American sis to 55s
LONDON MARkETs,-London, Friday Noon-Consols for
money 90 %G93
The Taiow market is unsettled and excited-sales at 55
% h5s Cd. Other articles unchanged
The large Withdrawals of gold from the Bank for ship
nent to the Continent continue.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds exhibited in
reased heavness under the drain gold France but
he fall of Consols the 10th did exceed eighth
The demand for money active, and the market
lighter and few bills discounted below four per
ent. The pressure was, however, regarded merely
emporary.