The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-10 00:00:00

L: TEST NEWS.

(BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.):

FRANCE.

PARIS, Sept. 8.

-The Monitocr; in a telegram dated Avignon,
Friday evening., announces the arrival and enthu-
siastic 'reception of their. Majesties. The Moniteur.
also publishes the addres,es presented by the
civil and: religious authorities of Valence and
Avignon, and states that their Majesties will
leave this (Saturday) morning for Marseilles.
The Oitstilutiohnel declares as absurd the
report that 240,000 soldiers of the effective of the
French army were to be mobilised. it also says
there are to French officers it the Ait4
General Lamoriciere, it is, therefore, not true
that the GOvernment had again authorised French
officers to reiliain. in it.

PARIS, Sept: 9,

The ,tronteux publishes an account of rthe
Nun-ley of their Majesties through Farascan
and Arles to Marseilles, and states that their
reception was everywhere enthusiastic.
Before returning to Naples, Signor Manna had
a conference with Messrs. Rothschild, relative to
the Neapolitan Loan, for which they are the
contractors.

FRENCH POLICY IN ITALY.
The Patrie and the Pays publish a communi-
cated article, of which the following is a sum-
mary :—Some foreign papers have incorrectly
represented the policy of France in ItalY. Prance,
Once the peace of Villafranea, has not altered her
Policy, but, following the principle of mon-inter-
vention, has left the Italians to dispose of them-
selves as they wish, confining herself to pointing
out their dangers, .and reminding them that in
pursuing the project of national unity, they are
acting at their own risk and peril ; and further,
Showing them what grave 'consequences might
'result from an attack on Venetia. or Rome. The
Patrie adds " We have reason to believe that
'Austria
.has• declared that she would not inter-
vene in NaPles while the revolution is confined to
That,state. and does not threaten other frontiers ;
~but until the present time, her declarations have
gone-no further."

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Sept. S.

3.20 P.M.—The Bourse opened fiat, but after-
wards.became firmer ; Bentes being finally quoted
at 68f., or 5 centimes higher than yesterday.

NAPLES.

MARSEILLES, SSpt. 9.

Letters from Naples, dated the 6th instant,
state that Garibaldi announced by bulletin of
war, that the Division Ghio had laid down its
arms. Details of the recent events are also given.
The King had collected all his rifled cannon at
Capua, and intended to secure the Neapolitan
fleet from Sardinia by despatching it to Trieste.
This resolution occasioned disturbances among
the sailors. The ministry, on being consulted,
approved of their resistance. Since the last
panic, Naples has lost more than 100,000 of its
inhabitants. .

NAPLES, Sept. 7.

• The chiefs of the-National Guard have gone to
arrange with Garibaldi the programme of his
entry into Naples.
GENOA, Sept. 9.

News, received from Tuscany, announce that
Garibaldi entered Naples on the evening of the
7th instant. The telegraphic communication with
the Romagna is interrupted.

REFUSAL OF THE NAVY TO OBEY THE

KING.

NAPLES, Sept. 7.
The Neapolitan navy has refused to follow the
Xing to Gaeta.

SARDINIA.

TURIN, Sept. S.

The manager of the Southern Railway has been
requested to prepare for an extraordinary trans-
port of troops. The 3rd, 4th, Zth, and Bth
Corps d'Armee are about to be placed on a war
footing, and the soldiers on furlough have received
Orders to join their regiments.
PARIS, Sept. 9.
It is asserted that the French Government has
made representations to Sardinia against any
entry of a Sardinian army into the Marches.