The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-05-30

Latest Intelligence at 10 his Movements
Proceedings i'm the British Parliament
The Latest News--Thc Championship.
New York, May 28.-The full dispatches of news
by the Palestine and Arabia furnish some addition
al items of interest.
GARGBALDfs EXPEDITION
Intelligence relative to Garbaldi's eypedition is
meagre, and disconnected. 1t was asserted that
he had landed 1T Marsala but another statement is
that although a force of one thousand men landed
there, it was not known whether Garibald was
amongst them.
Vienna despatch of the nth states on reliable
information, that part of Garibaldi's expedition
dsembarked at Marsha on the IIth, from two YES
sells. The Royal ships were obliged to cease firing
during two hours, being, it is asserted, prevented
by English steamers. The firing could not be- re-
sumed until the English officers had returned from
the shore to their vessels. The volunteers who
landed were fighting with the Royal troops at the
moment of the mails departure
An official despatch of the 18th, from Naples saws
the firing of two Neapoitan frigates off Marsala
killed several flibusters. As regards the two
vessels, in which they arrived, the "Lombarda"
was sunk, and the "Piedmonte" has been captured
The Royal troops marched to meet those who dis
embarked.
Other dispatches confirm the news of the disem-
barkation of Garibaldi, and the capture of the
steamer Piedmonte, and the destruction of the
Lombarda.
A Turin paper publishes letter of Garibaldi to
Mr. Rabalt, excusing himself for having taken the
steamers Piedmonte and Lombarda on the ground
tnat 1t was done in the interest of the national
cause THESE steamers were fOrcibly taken posses
sion OF, not chartered by Garbaldi's followers
- me inrln Journals publish a proclamation of
Garload to the Italians. Garibaldi calls unnn tho
lhnaptants OF the Marshes, Umbra and Sabrina
anu the Neapnlltans, to revolt in order to divide
the forces of the enemy.
Another proclamation, addressed to the Romans
recalls the nsurrection of l849, and urpas tbo
Romans to act like their brethren who fell defend
ing Rome. " "eieho
Colonel Medci, the friend of Garibaldi at Memo
(Genoa?) was forwarding the preparations for
second expedition. Six thousand volunteers were
already enrolled.
1t was asserted that the numerous dinlomotio ra
presentations made to Piedmont would decide the
government to prevent the departure of the second
expedition.
Great agitation prevailed at Naples
LATEST.
Turin despatch states that during the landing
at Marsala four persons were killed The arms
and ammunition were disembarked. Other arms.
coming from the Levant, were landed several days
before on the southern coast
The Governor of Sicily had issued q nrocIon,o
ton prohibiting the carrying or detention of arms
portion OF the clergy of Florence had refused
TO chant Ie Demn, as ordered by the authorities
Intelligence relative to Garibad's expedition is
sui meagre and conflicting, but the reports pena
rally concur in stating that he was MAKING Good
progress. Some say he had captured the most i'm
Portant positions in Sicily, except Messina and
Palermo. ""0
The important announcement was made via Ma
ara that the King OF Naples had applied for for
eign Intervention.
GREAT BRITAIN.
lhe British government had issued proclama-
ton against enlistment for the Pope in Ireland bnt
had decided not to interfere in the subscrintions
Tor the Scilian insurgents, the law officers of the
crown not regarding it as illegal.
The English funds are very heavy under Cont
mental politics, but there was more steadnnss at
the close.
In the House of Lords, on the 18th, the Marouis
nf Normandy moved FOR the production of all the
correspondence with British representatives in
Italy relative to Garibadis expedition.
patches. N
In the House of Commons, Mr.. Gladstone with
drew his measure relative to newspaper postage.
on the plea that Sir Rowland Hills health was such
as to require six months leave of absence
Mr.. Cardwell stated that the attention of the
government had been called to the collection of
money being made in Ireland for the use of thn
Pope, and to enlistment for the Papal army. Such
proceedings were entirely irregular, and steps
should be taken to check them
In the House of Commons, on the 18th. Lord
John Russell stated that Lord COwley had received
no information from the French Government that |
france would claim further territorial compensa- |
non II Sandman territory was extended bv the |
pending movements. He also announced that tbn |
government had received information from st. |
retersburg as to the state of affairs in Turkey |
similar to what appeared under the head of "Russia |
md Turkey" but they had no information "a to
he concentration of a Russian army on the Pruth |
Lord layaine moved for the correspondence be- |
@ ?rn .ne llome sec ot"ry anu the 5ouu Eastern
Railway Company with respect to the special train
% the late fight for the championships He severe
Y denounced the conduct of the company
Lord Palmerston protested against the exagpera- |
ed observations of Lord avaine with respect to the
PARTIES who witnessed the fight Such matters
we're certainly matters of taste. He made a hu- |
norous and characteristic apology on behalf of |
hose who regarded prize-fghting as a manly |
amusement, illustrative of the best qualities of the
British race
After some debate, during which several mem-
oers protested against the police being called upon |
TO keep the peace, whilst the government in that
House encouraged those who violated it. the subject
dropped.
A defacation on a small scale had been discover.
ed against the cashier in Panky & Co. Bank, Lon.
ion, hut no prosecution had taken place
An influential deputation, headed by Mr. Miner
Gibson, waited upon Lord Palmerston to Law before
him the plans of contemplated telegraph to Ameri
,a Cia Faro Island and Iceland and solicit the pov
ernment to despatch vessels to take soupdinps and
make a survey of the route.
Mr.. Crosskey and Col. Shaffner explained the ma
ure of the project, and several Arctic pavipators
urged the Importance of the survey.
Lord Palmerston requested the full details in |
writing.
Sir Charles Barry, the distinguished architect,
is dead.
John C. Heenan writes a letter to the Times COM
planning of his inability to come to any arrange
ment with Sayers for the renewal of the contest
lie says he is willing to accept the proposition that
he and Sayers sheud have belt apiece, got up by
,lAcppr prK,f,n rI.
naming in the hands OF the editor of Bells Life,
to be fought for again.
Public meetings had been held denouncipp the
Earl of Derby's threatened opposition to the paper
duty.
FRANCE
The Cars brother, Grand Duke Nicholas, had
arrived at Paris to visit Napoleon.
Count Montemolin and brother had also arrived
at Paris.
The Bank of France returns, brought by the
Persia, erroneous. The bullion really de-
creased $4,000 The Government deposits de-
crease is FL 600, 900.
1t is inferred from some of the Paris papers that
in the event of Sicilian insurrectOn leading to
the extension of the Sandman Kingdom the En-
perOr will likely demand compensation for fresh
extension of French territory.
The Paris correspondent OF the London Herald
says omnOus correspondence has commenced be
tween the cabinets of London and Paris Respect
ing this, he SAYS Matters seldom were in more
critical aspect, and asserts that France, Russia,
Austria and Spain were leagued together.
SPAIN.
Gen. Concha had been elected President of the
Spanish Senate, and decorated with the order of
the "Golden Fleece"
The army of Africa entered Madrid amid much
RUSSIA.
The Austrian Government has stated that the
British Ambassador to Russia, on the recent of
GortschakOfl's communication relative to Turkey
lodged formal protest against it, but this was not
so. He only received the communication under re-
serve, by stating that he intended to refer it to his
Government for instructions the matter. A
later despatch says that England would not inter-
pose.
LATEST NEWS.
LONDON, Saturday.-THE CHAMPIONsHIP.-BePs
Life of this morning announces that meeting took
place between Sayers and Heenan, at that office,
Yesterday, to discuss the of terminating the
dispute between them to the possession of the
belt. 1t was ultimatey agreed that two
new belts, exact counterparts OF the one SO much
coveted, should be made the money for the pur-
chase to be raised by public subscription. Each of
the candidates is to head the list for that to be held
by his opponent. The old belt will remain in the
possession Of the proprietor of BelPs Life, to be
fought for by whoever may aspire to the honor of
wearing it. Sayers has engaged to retire from the
prize ring.
LATEST MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, May 20, P M.-Cotton-Sales yesterday
600 bales, including 1000 speculation for export
The market closed dull with declining tendency
Breadstufs steady. Wheat buoyant Provisions dull.
AMERICAN SEcURITIEs-Baring Brothers report all
kinds Of American Securities slightly lower; Railroad
Bonds being generally per cent easier.
U. 5. SIS offered at a decline of u per cent,
Bell 4 Co. report limited business at previous rates
United States 6s Bonds, 1865 9Sdl0O do. SIS, do 81
G94h Alabama 5s, Bonds, 75G77; Kentucky per cent
Bonds IS6S-72 90d92 Maryland 5s Bonds, 95 &G96b:
Massachusetts, SIS, Bonds, l02Gl0S Mississippi Union
Bank Bonds, Hale; Ohio 6s 1876, 979S Pennsylvania
S5l0S7. South Carolina SIS, S6(GSS.