The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-08 00:00:00

ItUrdAßt

In the Syncid recently held at Grun the Cardi-
nal Pritiiate declared that he saw no objection
to the clergy wearing the national Hungarian
costume.

GERMANY.
•
FRANKFORT-ON-MAINE, Oct. 5.
The rate of discount has been raised from 2 to
3 per cent.

THE WARSAW INTERVIEW.

BliitLlN, Oct. 7

Official advices received front St.: Petersburg
announce that the tniperdr ,Ale±ander, a'eConi"-
panied by Prince dortsohalinit. v iil arrive ict
WarsaiV On the 20th The •ot
Austria and the.Prinee Re#ent ekpected there
on the 22uct instant,.

Tile RAlLe.cthi Ambassadors at Berlin, Vienna,
atld Turin, have been summoned to Warsaw. In
consequence of a formal invitation from the Rus-
sian Cabinet, Baron Schleinitz and Count Rech-
berg will also proceed to Warsaw.

THE' AUSTRIAN 06VERNMENT AND
LORD SOHN RUSSELL.
VIENNA, Oct.
The Austrian Government has no knowledge
of the despatch which, according to an English
journal, Lord John Russell addressed to Count
Beehberg at the same time _that the despatch !of
the 31st August was sent to Sir James Hudsum
for communication to Count. °Wet?: •
According to advites troth Bucharest, Prince,
COuga has alipointed.a. diplomatic agent to Turin.
Itis believed that the. Porte will protest against this
appointment, because it has always claimed the
exclusive right of representing the Danubian
Principalities in foreign countries.

FURTHER DEFENSIVE PREPARATIONS
BY AUSTRIA.

'I'RIESTE, Oct. 7.
All the Austrian ships ,of war. which Were in
the Syrian and Neapolitan. Waters have returned
to Pola, where they are ethicentrated under tle
contmand of the Archduke 4.4intiliair. The
Austrian Ooverntheid hal3 ordered an lights on
the coasts of Istria, and pahliatia to he extin-
guished. 'the iarrisons in these provinces are
holt* eontid'etably reinforced.

THE SYRIAN QUESTION.
Paws, Oct. 7.

• The period fixed by the Convention of the sth
ultimo, relative to Syria, for the exchange of the
ratification, expires on the 10th instant. -This
formality will be delayed, as the Turkish Ambas-
sador has not received the ratifications of the
Sultan. It is asserted. that on the termination of
.the labours of the European Convention at Bey-
rout, which will occupy two Months, the expedi-
tion in Syria will return to France.

FRANCE. ,
. . PARIS, Oct. 6t
The Illoniteur says the affairs of Syria have
entered a new phase: Military action will no*
succeed the nidrat influence which has hitherto
been biereised- by our troops: Some other chiefs
of the Drtises have been arrested and tried at
Beyrout. The Caimahan of the I)ruses is now
among the prisoners. These measures have pro-
duced a kind of panic among. the ])ruses of the
mountain, and their attitude is more undecided.
Measures have been taken for the protection of
the French twist manufatttli•ers.
The wisdom and the energy of the chiefs of the
Franco-Turkish army allo*: us to hope .that the
moment approaches when. a solution, dearly
bought, will be the reward of so many efforts.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Oct. 6, 3 'A p.m.

The Bourse continuee dun, and few- trans-
actions have taker. place. All securities were
offered. Renter dosed at 69f 10c, or 10c lower
that srosterday.

CHINA.
ST. PETERSBURG, OCt. 7.

Advices have been received here from. Pekin tO
the commencement of July.' The irtsktireetion in
China was gaining grotAncb especially in the
eastern maritime provintes. The militia had
been called out in. Pekin and its environs. Dis-
content prevalled everywhere. Provisions of all
descriptions were exceedingly dear. Commerce.
was stagnant. • The inhabitants or Pekin were
favourably disposed towards the English, and
desired their presence at•Pekin. This vas cattsed
by reports that the English who dienibarked at
Petcheli had not ill-treated the natives A corps
of 6,000 men- had been despatched froM Pekin
against the English; 10,006 soldiers lead been
sent in another direction. A report eras Current
at Pekin that the Emperor would pass the winter
at Moukden. The Emperor's thirtieth birthday
would be celebrated by festivals at Pekin.

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, Oct. 6.
The steamer Illinois, with dates from New
York to the 22nd ult., has arrived. Bhe brings
$448,362 in specie for France. On the 25th ult.
she exchanged signals with the steamers Persia
and Edinburgh; on the 28th, with the Arago.
News anticipated.

The following appeared in our later editions of
Saturday:—
THE ROAD CHILD MURDER.
The Post insists that it is amongst the inmates of the
house, on the night of June 29th, that the murderer will
ultimately be found. The last examination helps to
narrow tke ground, and is a contribution towards the
detection of the murderer. There aro only four persons
who could be open to suspicion—Constance Kent, and
her brother William, both of whom had acted strangely
before, and Mr.- Kent and the nurse, both of whom. have
acted so unaccountably since.
ceiTvahbeleThbyn
pesotshaeyssisofasthteo cthasee,gtuhialttythpearretyi, which is not
s not a eon -
met with almost insurmountable difficulties.

BATTLE ON THE VOLTURNO.
TURIN, Oct. 5.

The journals and. the correspondence received
here from Naples, contain details of the battle on
the Volturno: The Garibaldians made 2,000
prisoners. The number of the enemy dead was
very large. The loss of the Garibaldians was
estimated at 600 killed and wounded.
NAPLES (rid 'Marseilles), Oct. 2.
The royal troops having arrived within a days
reach of Naples, attacked, yesterday, the en-
trenched positions at Maddaloni, defended by
Bixio, and the positions at Caserata, defended by
Sistori. Garibaldi has announced a complete
victory. The Garibaldians' it is stated, captured
a brigade of royal troops. The losse's", were con-
siderable on both sides. The Anglo-Sicilian
battalion lost all its officers. The Neapolitans
withdrew towards Capua and Gaeta. The King
and his brothers intend to continue the fight.
They have ordered the fortifying of the road
leading to Rome. The King frequently visits
Caput).

INDIA.
The Bombay overland mail has arrived, with
advices to Sept. 11. No news of importance.
The Bombay Times says India is perfectly quiet.
In the export market a considerable advance has
taken place in the price of both cotton and seeds,
owing to the improved demand; but the firmness
The market for imports still continued
isfactory state though a good amount
of holders,
us
operations.i
n an unsatisfactory
a who asked high prices, had checked
of business had been effected in. piece goods,