The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-05 00:00:00

THE FRENCH FUNDS:

PARIS, Oct. 4, 3 45 p.ni.
The bourse Was N'ery buoyant at the opening,
but a' reaction subsequently took place; and all
funds declined. Rentes, after touching 69f. 50c.,
closed at 69f. 20c., being a fraction lower than
yesterday.

GREAT VICTORY BY GARIBALDI OVER
THE ROYAL TROOPS.
GENOA, Oct. 4.

According to advices received here, Garibaldi
had sent the following despatch to Naples, dated
head-quarters, October Ist :--" Victory along the
whole line; the royal troops are being pursued."

SPAIN: •.. .
MSDkTii, Oct. 3.
The official Gazette announces that the Cortes
will assemble on the 25th Octobet:
The Espana asserts that the principal earllst
chiefs are disposed to recognise Queen Isabell,l,ll.

RUSSIA.
ST. PETERSBURG, Oct. 4.
The Empress of Russia was yesterday happily
delivered of a prince at Sarskoselo. The Emperor
will Ipave on the 12th instant, and arrive at
Wilna on the 13th_ instant.

ITALY. •
M. Valerio; the Royal Commissary of the Pied,
niontese fit the Marches; has transferred his resi-
&nee from Pesaro to Ancona:
A funeral service for the soldiers of the Pope
slain at Anemia and Castelitdardo is to be cele-
brated by the Archbishop of Paris at liptie Paine
to-day. The Bishops of Poitiers; Nantes, and
Anger, have, issued pastoral letterS protesting
against the acts 6:t:taking plabc id Italy:
The anomaly. Of a Piedmmitest army besieging
the King .of Naples at daeta, while his ambas-
sador continues accredited to the Courtof Turin,
is pointed out by the Paris correspondent of the
Herald.

The Archbishop. of Naples, who was ordered
out of the country by Garibaldi, has arrived at
Paris.
Le Nord says that General de Guyon's sole
mission is to defend the Popp, and Rome his
residenc6. He has nothing, to do with the States
of the Chnidi or the Patrimony of Bt. Pet6r, and
he is 'only to occupy the ttratogical positions
ueceSsaiy fO.the defence of the city.
VENICE, Oct. 4.

The: wives and families of the generals and
officers of the Austrian army in Venetia have
received orders to immediately quit the Venetian
territory: . .

NiIIATAIti POSITION OF THE LING OF

NAPLES

•
The ,Tott' rizal des De6ats says the Royal force
consists of about 25,000 men, who appear deter-
mined to fight. King FraheiS arid his brothers
are constantly in the midst of the troops, encou-
raging theth to a, Vigorons resietahee, and pro-
moting a belief that a friendly rtAy is dti the
march to their assistance. The King's army is
divided into three Corps of observation, and is in
possession of the country between Cajazzo and
Gaeta. The order for the concentration of the
Royal army was probably given after the defeat
of the Pontifical troops and the March of cialdini
towards 'the Neapolitan frontier. The 'Diatator
haS for the moment apparently abandoned the
idea., of boalbarding Capua, and is preparing to
resist any attack of the Royal forces. King
Francis's army, shut, in by • the Piedmontese on
the side of the Roman States, on the Neapolitan
side, by the Garibaldians, and on the side of the
Abruzzi and'the Athletic by the Sinadren of
Admiral Persana, -Will be obliged either to sur-
render or 'UT h.ecoitp de main upon Naples, which
is by no means in a position to resist a serious.
attack.
•

PROCLAMATION OF VICTOR EMMANUEL
. TO THE ARMY-. •
OFFICIAL DESPATCH. ,

4.N.COgA; Oa. 41
The folloWing order of the day o his Majesty
the Ping of Sardinia has been issued :—" Soldiers,
—I am satisfied with you, because you are worthy
of Italy. By arms you have vanquished your
enemies, and by conduct the caluininators of the
Italian name. The mercenaries whom Iset free
will speak of Italy and of you in foreign countries
after having learnt that God recompenses those
who serve Him, and not those AVho oppress pelle
and despise the right of nations: Wn, nit st
establish a strong Italian Monarchy on the liberty
of peoples who will aid us with order and con-
cord. The national army will increase more and
more the glory which, since eight centuries, has
shone on the cross of Savoy. Soldiers, I take
the command. It would cost me too much not to
be foremost wherever there may be danger:

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, OCt. 4.

The name-day of the Emperor of Austria was
celebrated to-day by a religious ceremony in the
Cathedral of St. Stephen's, and by a military
p!trade of the gamison. This evening a grand
&Finer of the imperial family takes place at
Schonbrunn.

PARIS, Oct. 4.
Prince Metternich will return to his poet as
Austrian Ambassadors On tlin '/Oth inst.

HUNGARY.
PESTH, Oct. 4.

It has been announced by the Rector that the
University of Pesth will remain closed during the
whole year.

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, OCt. 4.

The steamer Ceylon ~ has arrived- with the
above. mails. She brings 124 passengerS anti a
large cargo., including 2,246 biles of silk; value
upwards of t 200,000 sterling. Letters for the
provinces Will be dispatched by the night mail.
It Was officially announced at Tangiers that the
SUltan :had' permitted the exportation of wool and
grain for one Spar.
The Ripon left
.Gibraltar for the East on the
26th Ult.

GIBRALTAR, Sept. 29.—Exchange on london,
501 to 501; on Paris, 5.33.

BOMBAY AND 111AURITIUS MAILS.

. .
The :Massilia, with the above mails, arrived at
Marseilles, at 8 a.m., yesterday; mails for London
left at 10 a:m. The Delta, with heavy portion
of mails, left Malta at midnight of the Ist inst.,
and may be expected at Southampton On the 10th.

THE DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, OCTOBER 5, 1860.