The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-09 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

(BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)

FRANCE.
THE LAST NEW PAMPHLET.
PARIS, Jan. 8..

The Patric and Pays assert that the pamphlet,
"Rome et les Eueques" is the work of a private
individual, and has no official origin.

RISE OF THE BANK OF' FRANCE'S RATE
OF Discoun,
PARIS, Jan. SY TT.sfl a.m,
The Bank of France has just railed. it® late of
discount front 51 to 7 per cent.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
• PARIS, Jan. 8, 3.35 p.m.-
The Bourse has hewn very dull and depressed,.
owing to the rise in the rate of discount at the
Bank of France. ltentes closed flat at 66f. 900. r
or 30c. lower than yesterday.

THREATENED DISTURBANCES AT ROME.
ROME, San. 5.
This morning placards were discovered on the
walls of the City, exhorting the Romans to await
the aid of the Sardinians. The report is current.
here that Mgr. Bella, who is detested by the
people, will replace Mgr. Merode as Minister of
War. The Neapolitan soldiers have received
•
order to return to their homes: The French have
discovered a depot of arms in tbe Foro Apple.

THE GAETA ARMISTICE.
TURIN, Jan. 8.
The Gazette di Torino says it is asserted that '
the Sardinian Government, deferring to the wishes
of the Emperor Napoleon, has suspended hostili-
ties before Gaeta until the 19th January, with
the object of negotiating for the surrender of the
place. It is said that the French feet will leave—
immediately, one vessel alone remaining off Gaeta
until the 19th instant, to guarantee the execution
of the armistice. If the endeatours for avoiding
farther effusion of blood should fail, the oPera- •
tions of General Cialdini are to be vigerovaly
supported by the Italian fleet.

IMI,IIIII

SARDINIA AND VENETIA.

BERNE, Jan. 8.

It is asserted that Sardinia has offered guaran-
tees for severing Venetia against Garibaldi on
condition that the great powers place no obstaclA
to her action before Gaeta.

PROTEST OF DALIVIATIA AGAINST
ANNEXATION TO CROATIA.
Spalato and sixteen other communes of Dal-
matia have protested against any annexation to
Croatia sinless supported by instructions given by
the Dalmatian people to their representatives.

THE KING OF PRUSSIA'S Mn NIFESTO.
BERLIN, Jan. 8.
A proclamation of King William 1., dated
Berlin, 7th January, has been published. 1,;• is
headed—" To my people."
The Proclamation commence* by recalling the
severe sufferings of the late King,, and the pro-
found grief at his death ; how with free and
royal munificence he granted instituttions, the
development of which was to realise the hopes of
the country.
The Proclamation continues as follows :
"To the King, who knew how to lay the feani-
dation of such great things, and whose never-to—
be-forgotten words, I and my house, will serve
the Lord,' have filled my soul, a prominent
place is due in the glorious ranks of those
monarchs to whom Prussia owes that greatness
which made her the true representative of
the German mind. I will faithfully guard that
solemn bequest of my ancestors which they have
founded, and augmented with unceasing care, with
their best energies and at the risk of their lives.
With pride I see myself surrounded by such ft
brave and faithful people and by so glorious an
army. My hand shall protect the welfare and the-
right of all in every class of the population. it-
shall be extended to protect and support the'
precious life of the nation. It is the destiny of
Prussia not to devote her life to the enjoyment it
acquired good. The conditions of her power ern
foul ded in the exertion of her spiritual and moral
forces, in the seriousness and the faithfulness of
her religious feelings, in the combination of
obedience with freedom, and in the strengthening
of her military force. In this manner alone
can she take her rank among the States of
Europe. I remain faithful to the traditions
of my House in proposing to myself the mission
of elevating and strengthening the patriotic
spirit of my people. I will consolidate and build
up the rights of the State on their historical ii
bases, and I will maintain the institutions which
King Frederick William IV. has brought into
life. Faithful to the oath I took on assuming the
regency, I shall protect the constitution and the LI
laws of the kingdom. May I, by the merciful rr,A.
aid of God, succeed in leading Prussia to new -
honours. My duties towards Prussia coincide
with my duties towards Germany. As a German
Prince I am bound to strengthen Prussia in the
position which, according to her glorious history
and the development of her military organisation,
she must, for the good of all Germany, occupy
among the German States. Confidence in the
peace of Europe is shaken. but I shall endeavour
to preserve the blessings of peace. Dangers may
nevertheless arise for Prussia and Germany. May
the courage which trusts in God, and which has
animated Prussia in her great periods, then
manifest itself in me and in my people, and may
the latter then stand firm by my side, and follow
me with faithfulness, obedience, and perseverance.
May the blessinr, of God rest on the mission
which His highest will has entrusted to me?,

THE WRECK OF THE GOLDEN STAR.
WATERFORD, Jan. 8.

Some bales of cotton, part of the cargo of the
Golden Star, wrecked on the Wexford coast. on
the 29th ult., have been washed ashore at Dun-
orran Bay, and are in charge of the coast-
gneds. None pf the bodies arc reported as
having Q_ been picked up.
THE SOLDIER _MURDER AT PLYMOUTH.
PLYMOUTH, Jan. g.
The inquest on the body of Jones has been
adjourned until Friday. The jury refuse to pro-
ceed with the case while the magistrates prevent
the attendance of Hacked. Jones was buried this
afternoon with military honours.

GAZETTE NEWS.

A notice from the m—berlain directs
the Court to go into mourning to-morrow, for they
late sing of Prussia, and to continue till the 31st
instant.
The conga (lc eXire for the election of Dr. Philpott
to the vacant see of Worcester was published in
last night's Gazette.
Dr. Stokes was, last even fng, gazetted Physician
in Ordinary to the Queen in Ireliand.

Lord Palmerston, yesterday, laid tilt' fotttrdation.
stone of the Hartley Literary and Scientifk
in tr
tution at Southampton.
At high water, yesterday, Bugsbv's Hole, tit
Blackwall, Greenwich Reaches, and the Poole
were covered with floit!ing ice, and the navigation
is almost suspended. 'nue is• also a large accu-
mulation of ice in the ciNks, and business is
greatly interrupted.

The following appeared in our la:ter .editions of
yesterday :
THE MONEY MARKET.
The Daily l'ei's and Herald refer to the M
arket.
features and future prospects of the money m..
The reasons assigned for establishing a rate of dist:trot
so high as 7 per cent,' are enumerated. The Bank of
France is in an unsatisfactory.position,*the effect of the
American panic having relatively been quite as much
felt in France as in England. There is also the fact
that the reserve of notes in the last return of our own
Bank showed a falling off of upwards of a million. The
news from America is supposed to have had chief
influence in the Bank parlour yesterday. Sums were'
expected to be sent to New York during the week.
The exchanges there, which had risen to 105 on the
arrival of the Persia, had subsequently relapsed t. 104:
The drain is not likely to cease so long as money at
New York is 12 per cent, higher than in London.
The Times says the Bank• movement has created no
dissatisfaction : there is not the slightest symptom of
internal pressure or discredit. Commercial me
bus n are
disposed to believe in the prosperous course ofbusiness
later in the year. The same antkority also says that
the , Bank yesterday sold .£200,000 wor!ll of silver for
transmission to India. The joint stock baiafa and the
T.,,,s,ifcriucuotpt.
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occasioned by the struggle for sound condition of trade,
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from Paris came quoted per cent. higher than.

Dr._ Wilson's
Gnv.AT MAISERN.—t)r. Sturnmes having j
untelnitresident phy.
slcllTydronathic Establishthent. where he haa practice at
n s nee 184'3, is continuing the "hydrePa" until his new
his private residence, Abbey Villa, Mal ;.e the privilege
establishment is completed. His patients
"~". S wryly erected
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of using the public douches and other
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