The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1860-09-06
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF STEAMER AMERICA.
Hostilities Commenced--Capture of Reggie
by Caribaldt.

ST. JOINS, Sept. 5.-The steamer America, from
Liverpool for Boston, passed Cape Race yesterday
afternoon.
Ter advices are to the Goth.
The steamer Prince Albert arrived out on the
oath ult.
The steamer Australasian was passed on the 26th
off Baycetton.
The steamer Great Eastern was expected at Mil
ford Haven on the afternoon of the oath.
The steamer Asia arrived at Queenstown on the
26th.
Hostlities have commenced on the soil OF Ma
Piles. The ancient city of Reggie, On the east side
of the Strait of Messina, has been captured by Ga
ribald. Four thousand Calabrians have Joined
Garibaldi, and general battle with the Neapotan
army is imminent.
1t is rumored that French army of 100 900 men
with campaign material and artillery, is ordered
to hold itself in readiness to march at short notice
The weather in England has improved.
Parliament has been prorogued to the 2Sth.
ENGLAND.
In the House of Commons, Lord Palmerston ac-
knowledged the services of Abdel Kader to the
Christians of Syria, and said the British Consul
had been instructed to tender the thanks of the
Government to him.
Lord Palmerston said the Government had no
information relative to the intention of France to
establish fort the Lake of Genoa, and explained
the position of the Savoy question, the cession of
which, be said, had not yet been recognized by Eu
rope.
Parliament adjourned till The 2Sth, when it will
be prorogued.
The famous Music Hall of London has been de-
stroyed by fire.
MIR. Lindsay, member of Parliament, has been
authorized to proceed to w Washington to lay before
the American Government the views of Great Bri-
tain relative to the navigation laws, belligerent
right, and to enter into negotiations for opening
FRANCE.
Tho Emnaror Nannlaon in snaach Of Tvonc non
demned the unjust distrust entertained abroad of
his policy, and declared that nothing should make
him desist from the ath of moderation and justice.
His sole desire was the general interest Of France,
and he urged the people to give themselves to works
OF peace. He said he was determined, with Gods
assistance, that France should not degenerate
der his dynasty.
The pacific nature of his speech caused an ad-
vance at the Bourse. The Rentes closed at 6Sf 25c
The Constitutional publishes articles stating that
the relations between France and Austria are
cellent, congratuating Austria on the retormatory
tendency.
Fort Reggie capitulated to Garibaldi on the 2lst.
The garrison was allow ed TO leave with their mus
kets and personal baggage only.
Gen. Coseny crossed the Straits at tInmlchluu.
Two Neapolitan lugages surrendered to him at dis
cretOn.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Liverpool Cotton market closed steady and firm
Breadstufs closed steady. Corn has advancing ten
dency and prices have advanced Cd
Provisions are quiet-sales unimportant.
Consos closed at 92S (d92 -.
The London money market is depressed by the una-
vorabe harvest prospects. Large orders for grain have
been sent to America and to the Black Sea-
The Times says company combining the mercantile
and manufacturing interests is being organized for the
purpose of procuring large supply of cotton from India
Richardson, Spence Il Co. quote Flour closes firm at
3lG33s Wheat is frm red lis (9l2s Cd; white 12s "a
13s Cd Corn closed buoyant at Cd advance; mixed 34s
(d34s Cd yellow 54s. Cd Q135s.; white 36dS9s
THE LATEST.
LIVERPOOL, Saturday, Aug. 25.-Breadstufs closed
steady Corn is buoyant at the advance. The weather
is improving. Beef is dull. Pork is quiet. A large
Government contract is advertised. Coffee is steady.
Rice is firm with large speculative operations at an ad-
vance of to Cd; Carolina 23s 25s. Cd. Rosin is firm
and at Is. Cd. Spirits Turpentine closed firm and
all qualities slightly advanced-sales at sos d3ls