The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-06 00:00:00

NAPLES.

The correspondent of the Tithes, writing from
Naples, August 29th, states that a bill was circu-
lated in the city which invited the people to
petition the King to leave before the arrival of
Garibaldi. It was supposed that the Count of
Syracuse was at the bottom of movement, the
alleged object of which was to spare the shedding
of blood. Austria, however, had counselled the
King to remain till the last moment, and at the
above date there was every appearance that the
King would adopt this advice.
'The Milan correspondent of the Herald says,
that acting upon the advice given at Vienna and
Rome, the King of Naples had adopted the despe-
rate policy of " no surrender."
A letter in the Paris Presse, dated Naples,
August 30th, says, the pictures, the furniture of
the palace, and the treasures of the King, have
this afternoon been embarked on board a Spanish
vessel.

A Vienna despatch states that on the 29th ult.
the Austrian Minister at Naples had telegraphed
that Francis 11. had resolved to leave his States,
the situation having become quite hopeless.

NAPLES (void Genoa), Sept. 4.

An insurrection has broken out at Sala, where
the government of King Victor Emmanuel has
been proclaimed. 4,000 men, under the command
of General Torre, disembarked at Sapri. Gari-
baldi, who was last at Palmi, is now marching
on Salerno, being supported on the right wing by
General Cosenz.

There are now eight Sardinian ships of war in
the Bay of Naples, with two regiments of bersag-
Heti- on board.

The GlCabe has a,leader on the Lancashire and
Yorkshire Railway iccident. and blames the rail-
way authorities for not being sufficiently provided
with break power.

The following appeared in our later editions o
yesterday :---

NAPLES.

PARIS, Sept. 4.

The only thing talked of to-day, in reference to
Neapolitan affairs is, that Garibaldi, attended by
a humerous escort of the people, will make his
entry into Naples in the course perhaps of two or
three days. It is hot stated whether, the King
has taken any final resolution in regard to his
prsent position, which leaves him no hope of
saving his. crown.
NAPLES, Sept. 4.
Up 'to this moment the King has neither
accepted nor rejected the resignation of the
Niiniters. Naples is tranquil.
NAPLES (v 44 Genoa), Sept. 4.

The royal troops are concentrated near. Naples.
Placards having been posted up, bearing the
words " Long live Victor Emmanuel," several
soldiers tore them down. The Lazzaroni became
irritated, and a conflict with the soldiers ensued.
TURIN, Sept. 4.

Signor Farini went yesterday to Florence, and
will return on Thursday next. Signor Ganti will
leave to-morrow for the Emilian Provinces and
Tuscany. The Count of Syracuse is about to
proceed to Florence to visit Prince Carignan. He
will remain there ten days.
The Gazette de Torino, says a despatch received
from Naples this morning, states that the King
of Naples had presided at a Council of Ministers,
at which resistance was resolved upon.

The Paris correspondent of the Times says :
The expulsion of the King will probably soon be
a question of hours. On the news of his flight,
or at the latest intelligence of Garibaldi's entrance
into the,Neapolitan capital, it is thought highly
probable there will be insurrections in, the Papal
States, hence Lamorioiere's recent order of the
day, directing the Pontifical troops to sack any
town that might rise. The Sardinian Govern [gent
would not remain a passive spectator of such
proceedings as were witnessed last year at
Perugia, and an immediate conflict between the
Sudipian troops and those of Lamoriciere might
in such a case be expected.