The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1861-04-30
LATEST NEWS.
IELEGRAMS.
LATER FROM EUROPE PER srEAMEl

| LATER FROM EUROPE PER STEAMER
ARABIA.
| HALIFAX, April 29.-The steamship Arabia, from
| Liverpool on the 20th instant, via Queenstown or
| the 2lst, has arrived.
| Garibaldi had taken bis seat in the Italian Par
lament When he entered, the business of the
| House temporarily suspended by applause.
The action Of the Ministry in disbanding the
Southern army aud the measures taken Tor Its re
| organization, was debated.
| Garibadi made a speech which Of so violent
| a character that it excited tu'nut in the Cham
| Der. II defended his comrades in arms, and said
the formation OF three divisions OF volunteers,
| decreed was not sufficient for the national arma-
| ment
| Bixio made conciliatnry speech and Count Ca
your said he accepted the words of Cancellation.
Garibaldi explained several facts alluded to by
Cavour, and expressed the belief that Cavour
loved Italy. He designated the French army as an
enemy Of Italy, because they occupied Rome.
On the 10th Garibaldi again received with
loud applause in Parliament. The excitement of
the previous day had subsidized and words of con-
cord between Cavour and BiXio were applauded
by all, and Garibad expressed himself as satisfied
There has been attempted reaction in Gala
bria. Troops were despatched, and the town Of
Vonasa delivered from the BourbOps.
Continued Austrian movements are reported on
the Po near Ferrara. An attack considered
possible, commencing with the invasion OF the
Duchv Of Modena, which would be an infraction
of the Vilafranca treaty
WARSAW advices say that matters are daily grow
ing worse. and it is feared that the evaporation of
the people will lead to real disturbances if vigorous
measures should not intimidate them. Troops were
bivouacked in the public squares.
The Russian force in Poland will be raised to
900 men.
panish official papers say that the Government
will accept the annexation of st. Domingo soon
confirmed by the vote of the people, if foreign
power protests
The hungarian Chamber of Deputies has been
definitely constituted and held.
Turkish vessels bockadng the Albanian coast
had captured brig under the lonian flag, loaded
with munitions of war.
Omar Pacha has been appointed generalissimo
of the army.
Australian advices report the massacre of twen-
ty-six OF the crew of the American whaler Supe-
rior, by the natives of Solomon's Islands.
1n-the British House of Lords it stated that
the government was engaged in no negotiations
whatever towards reconciling the King of Italy
and the Pope. The policy of the government was
not to interfere in Roman Catholic questions The
Italian question in general debated. The
French occupation of Rome deplored and the
prospect of a collision between Austria and Italy
deprecated By all the speakers.
In the House of Commons Lord John Russell
stated that all foreign Ministers, except the Ameri-
Ministers, had left Jeddo to be protected by
thir ships-ofwar in consequence of an intimidation
having been used towards them which the japanese
Government had not endeav0red to check.
report that President Lincoln was dead had
been extensively circulated in England, and further
American news was anxiOuslv looked tor.
The London Times edtorialiy reiterates its hopes
for the maintenance of peace, and says when the
soil and of the world likely to be
stained with blood, foreign nations may surely re
monstrate in the cause of humanity.
The Paris correspondent of the Daily Ne,rs says
that Russia has informed France that in conse-
quence of the events in Warsaw it will be impossi-
Bile to join France in any measures for the settle
ment o. the Eastern question.
COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
The Liverpool cotton market closed firm with slight
advance for finer qualities Friday. Sale of the week
6S $50 bales. The sales included $500 bales to exporters
The last advces from the United States caused ad-
of 1-l6G principally for ceanuseul qualities
being scarce. The sales of Friday amounted Il 900
bales. New Orleans fair SH, middlng ll6; Mobile
fair q, mddling 6S; Upands fair y, middng 5-l6
Stock $4,000 bales including 1900 bales American
cotton.
Breadstus generally closed dull with but little inquiry
at weak prices Flour closed dull at nominal rates-2Ss
50s. Cd. Wheat quiet but prices eady-red lis. Sd "a
l2s Cd; white rs. Sd 1l4s cd Corn is dull and quota
tOns barely maintained mixed 36s Cd; yellow S6s Cd
(d37s.; white SIS. .(ds37s. Cd
PrOvsions-Beef is steady with considerable sales at
low prices Pork also steady. Bacon dull at ASS. da9s.
Lard quiet and prices easier at unchanged Sales
at 54s Cd Tallow has slightly declined, but there is
more inqury-Butchers 54s.
Produce.-Ashes-PotS steady. Pearls dull Sugar
firm and advanced Cd. Coffee quiet.
MONEY MARKET-Consols closed at 90 for money and |
account