The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-16 00:00:00

noble hearted Germany, and the day will come whpii
free Germans will Wish nd longer to 'with
that systeni.
Shall W 6 iiidoeed iv arms or by negotiation
lelniiet tell.
I entertain the hope your, VC,te will be unanimous. In
that case it will ban an immense influence in arriving
at the accomplishment of the most magnanimous enter-
prise that a people has ever attempted.
The foregoing observations have, it is unneces-
sary to say, a peculiar significance in connection
with the latest intelligence from Turin, which is
of a most warlike nature.
According to the lite*St iieWs received here last
night, the Piedniontese Government has ordered
a series if military measures of the most impor.-
tag character. There was also a rumour preva-

lent in Turin, that the Sardinian Cabidet, in
order to maintain in the interini a union so
necessary to the Well"-being of Italy, was occu-
pied, with a view to meet the party of action, in
Making preparations for attacking Venetia in the
course of the next six months, in the event of the
liberty of that province not having been, secured
by diplomatic means. AccordinglY it is stated
that if effect be
,gi'Ven to these contemplated
measures within six months, the effective of the
Italian army will be made up to 250.q.G0' Men:
With a magnificent and perfect
It is added, that at Turivitrain of artillery.
people are reckoning a
()Teat deal
iii on the resonroes *high Southern
Will supply, fdr ft is proposed to convert
the royal army into Piedmontese regiments ; and
it it expected that in Calabria and in the Abruzzi,
the inhabitants of which possess a very warlike
spirit, the personnel of" several new corps will
readily be obtained. As for the Italian fleet, it
is known that it has been for some time past the
object of the most anxious care on the part of the
Sardinian Government, and owing to the large
acquisitions which it is daily receiving, and the
enormous resources of every kind found at Naples,
the fleet will in a few months constitute a most
imposing naval force.
A prOpt.s of the question which has just been
renewed, as to another bargain having been
entered Into between Prance and Piedmont for
the cession of a further sliCe, by the ktter, of its '
territory, I must nOt omit to notice that the
subject was shortly alluded to by M. de Cavour
in his speech, in a passage which the telegraphic
summary failed to notice. What the Minister
said Was this—"l pass to the diplomatic ques-
tion. Reference has been made in this debate
to a cession of territory to France. I will not say
that such a question was never entertained; but
I do net Comprehend the Use of Maintaining Italy
in a divided state ikii‘ the sake of avoiding a
hypothetical cession" (not an "apocryphal," but
a " hypothetical!' cession, you will observe).
" The treaty of March 24 cannot be cited as a
precedent. Nationality cannot be questioned in
the present case, nor would such a demand be
made to a nation of twenty-two millions of united
Italians. Whoever you may have for a minister
could only reply to such a demand in the lan-
guage of Gino Capponi." I need not dwell on
the importance of the foregoing Words.
A Council of Ministers was held at St. Cloud
on Saturday, under the presidency of the Emperor.
It is stated in the Nouvelliste of Lyons, of
Friday, that a detachment of the lath Regiment
of the line has just arrived in that city from
Toulon. Two other detachments were expected
on the following day, one of which, part of the
sth Regiment, is coming from Cherborg by rapid
conveyance, and the other being part of the 16th
Masseurs d pied, comes from Toulouse. These
troops embarked yesterday for Syria. A further
disputation of troops for the same destination has
also just taken place from Marseilles, one of the
detachments consisting of a body of Sappers from
Arras. The Syrian contingent must have reached
a highly respectable figure by this time, and the
number must be greatly in excess of that regulated
by the treaty.

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