The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-05-07
LATER FROM EUROPE.
ARRIVAL OF TIE CITY OF BALTIMORE.
PROPOSED LINE OF STEAMERS TO
NEW ORLEANS AND CHARLESTON
ITALIAN AFFAIRS.

New York, May 6.-The steamer City of Bati-
more has arrived from Liverpool with adyices OF
the oath ult.
prospectus had been issued BY a Liverpool
company of line of steamers direct to New Or
leans Another company had been formed to run
line of steamers to Charleston, and it was ru-
mored that the latter would start in July.
A French fleet has been ordered and fitted out to
convey French troops home from Syria.
Prince Napoleon, at the instance of a Family
Council, has abandoned his intention of going to
England to seek satisfaction from the Duke d'Au-
male.
The Italian Chambers had agreed bv large ma
jority to consider Garbaldrs project for arming
the country. The Ministry voted for the resolu-
ton.
The Independence Beige states, decidedly, that
negotiations between Paris and Turin, for the
opening of Rome to the Italians, appeared favor
able conclusion.
Affairs at Warsaw remain unchanged
1t is denied that Spain intends to reject the offer
of the re-incorporation of st. Domingo.
1t is asserted that HayH requests Spanish pro-
tectorate.
THE LATEST VIA QUEENSTOWN.
1t is stated that the Pope is more than ever re-
solved not to quit Rome.
1t is reported that the Southern soldiers of the
garrison of Mondn have protested against Ciadi-
mis- letter to Garibaldi, and that arrests have been
made in consequence.
TURIN, Thursday.-There has been perfect re-
cOnciliation between Garibaldi, Count Cavour and
General Ciaidini.
GREAT BRITAIN.
In the House of Commons on the 23d, Mr.. II.
Berkeley made his annual motion for leave to bring
in bill in favor of voting by ballot. 1t was re-
jected by vote of yeas l54, nays 279. Mr.. Dun
combe moved for the prodution of all the
spondence relative to the seizure by the Turkish
government of certain which were being
conveyed to the East under the Sandman flag, and
charged Lord John Russell in this matter with
having violated the principles of noninterventicn.
Ministers opposed the production, and were sus-
tanned by majority of Sc;
FRANCE.
1t is stated that the treaty of commerce be-
tween France and Belgium was signed at Paris
the 2lst ut.
The Paris -four market was dull and lower, but
wheat was without change. Trade in general con-
tinued dull throughout France.
The bill for the abolition of the sliding scale in
corn, with view to protect the French mercan-
tile marine, proposes diierental duties between
grain imported in French and foreign bottoms
The duty is so cents per 100 kilogrammes, in the
one case, and franc so centimes, in the other.
The Bourse was firm on the 23d, at GS, so.
ITALY.
1t is stated that on the 2lst utimo the day fol-
lowing the important debate in the Italian Cham
bers relative to the army of Southern Italy, Carl
bald held a conference with his former superior
olHceTS, lDe majority oI WnOm were In favor OF
accepting the policy of Count Cavour. rhe friends
of Garibadi were in hopes that he also would ad-
here to that policy. The Chamber of Deputies on
the 22d agreed, by large majority, to take into
consideration the project Of GaVibaldi in reference
to arming the country. The Ministry voted for
the resolution. Garibaldi was not present
The Turin Gazette publishes letter from General
Cialdini to Garibald, recalling the friendship and
admiration he had always felt for him, but declar-
ing that his (Garbaldi's) last acts PAINFULLY affect
nd i'm (iali iipica OF tIas
Of your party, which aims at rendering itself mas
ter of the army and the country, threatening u.s. if
unsuccessful, with civil war;
A letter from Garibaldi, in reply to the above,
says:
"Strong in my conscience as an Italian soldier
and citizen, | will not descend to Justify myself
against these accusations, by so doing / should
fail in respect to the King and the army. | know
nothing of the orders said to have been given by
20 COL Trpnla. | gave orders nat the Italian SOL
ders of the Northern army should be received as
brothers, although knew that that army had come
to put down the revolution, which, according to
he words addressed by Signor Farini to Napoleon
Iii, was persOnified in me.
''I believe in my quality OF deputy. have stated
% the Chamber a few of the wrongs which the
Southern army has sustained at the hands of the
Ministry. l believe had the right to do so. The
Italian army will find in its ranks one soldier more
y hen it has to fight against the enemy of Italy.
ou are well aware of this. All that others NAV
nave said of me is a caumny. 1t is not true that,
when on the Voturns, we were in bad condition.
As far as know, the Army has applauded the free
md moderate words of the soldiers deputy, to
whom the Italian honor has been an object of wor-
hip all his life.
"If any one is offended at mo for speaking in my
demanded for! my words. desire the establish
nent of National Monarchy"
The Turin Gazette publishes a letter from Gen.
cation of General Cialdini's letter, and giving
some explanation in reference the words which
Sirton pronounced in Parliament, and which were
alluded to by General Ciadini. In this letter Gen.
Srton also expresses his desire for concord, and
ays that Italy is personifed in the Parliament
and the King.
The trial of those concerned in the late conspi-
'acy in Naples, will shortly take place. The num-
Der of persons to be tried is lS6.
SPAIN
The Minister for Foreign Affairs had held anoth-
II conference with the Embassador of Hayti, who
vas said to have requested, in the name of his
government, Spanish protectorate over Hayt.
POLAND.
There is no news from Warsaw. At latest dates
Iffairs remained in statm quo.
TURKEY.
The foreign consuls at Mostar, in pursuance of
Instructions from Constantinople, had summoned
he Montenegrins and insurgents to raise the siege
If Niksiki-that town being reduced to the last
remity.
LONDON MONEY MARKET.-The funds were inactive
,ut there not the slightest fuctuation in Consols
which closed on the 23d at 81 92 for money, and 92G
'2H for account.
In the discount market the best bills continued to be
AIKEN at 4 4 per There rather an increased
lemand for money the 23d and but transactions
below Az per cent The foreign Exchanges continued
all.
The Indian Government had bought 81 900 COO in sill
partly in the market but mainly from the Bank but
shipments to the East would probably spread over2
)r 8 months
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, April PA. M-Cotton: The
sales Monday and Tuesday have been 25 COO bales
'luding 10000 on speculation and for export Messrs
Jas. Hewitt Co. report the market m and active and
prices shade higher under the Afrca's news They call
Middng Orleans I'd. and Mobile Z I'd.
Trade at Manchester is firm, and yarns are in some
called ak higher, but business only on mo-
lerae scale and the advance not generally con-
;eded.
Breadstus-The weather keeps very fine for agricuI-
ural operations. Messrs Wakefield, Nash Co.. report
Dbl Wheat steady and in fair demand at full rates; red
lis Sd 1l2s. Sd. white Us. cd dl4s. 3d. Corn very
slack and offered at Cd per quarter decline without
finding buyers Mixed and yellow 35s. Cd G36s; white
36s d37s.
Richardson. Spence Co. call wheat dull. and corn Is
per quarter cheaper, and very depressed.
Provisions.-Beef and Pork steady but without i'm
ement in value Bacon slow of sale and long mid
dies and Cumberland cut offered at ASS 49s Lard very
slow at 53s d955s. Tallow quiet and unchanged-53s a.
Sos for W A. Cheese in fair demand rather lower
prices.
Produce-Rosin in better demand common has ad-
vanced to S. Spirits Turpenne steady at 3ls Sugar
firm and in good demand. Coffee steady. Rice quiet
sales of Carolina at OBS. Ashes steady-Pots 3Is cd
Pearls 32S. 6D32S cd.
inferior wheats but steady for fine Sugar firm at full
prices. Coffee very firm. Tea quiet. Rice very fiat and
Dropping. Tallow quet-Y. c. sos (G59s Cd. Spirits
rurpentne-Buyers at 3ls6d English Tin advanced f5