The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-24 00:00:00

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FRANCE.

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The Italian journals too highly despise the
Austrians; and; too confident in what the nation
can do, lulling themselves with the support that
they would receive from France, the same jour-
nals laugh at the idea of Austria entering the
lists, and contemptuously assert that " Austria
cannot restore the.frightful state of her finances,
eitl*i.ll.as she been able to improve the condition
if her army since 1859 (?) nor bring to her side a
Single stable or efficacious ally." Too much con-
fidence has been the ruin of not only many men,
but also rawly nations. Let us hope that Pied-
mont will, not hold at too cheap a rate either the
force or capacity of Austria.
It is a most extraordinary circumstance, hut
nevertheless true, that notwithstanding,the diffi-
cult position of the Austrian finances, that she
has not ceased one day since the terinitation -of
the late campaign to erect the most costly fOrtifi-
cations at Mantua, norgoforte, Peschiera; Verona,
and Venice, and to keep up her regular army in
firstrate condition. These are facts, not inven-
tions: Again, the Italians should not be too san-
guine that Austria has not been able to find "a
stable or 'efficaelats ally." The fruits of the late
interview at Tceplitz are beginning to show them-
-I§clVet; and perhaps by-and-bye we shall see that
'there was more in that meeting of-the two great
fore
princes thali meets the eye. I shall there-
ore conclude this mubject for the present with
the "nr0..611 Italian expression, ci redrento (we
shah_
The length of this letter precludes my sending
you other particulars about Sicily and Naples
than what I received this morning by private
letters and the telegraphic despatches. On Wed-
nesday I shall send you a review of the affairs
and present position .of the Two Sicilies, with
some interesting miscellaneous news.
It appears that on the 15th instant Garibaldi
left Messina on board the Washington with 1,000
chosen men sin order to attempt a landing at
Naples and capture one Of the Neapolitan frigates,
but having failed in both he was obligedto direct
his sOurse 'towards the island of Sainta Mad-
dalena, in Sardinia, to take in ,a, supply of coals.
Since.the above date it appears that he has made
a complete survey of the Neapolitan coast.
Missori has succeeded in effecting a landing at
Reggio; Tile number of the men were immedi-
ately run up -to 6,000 or 8,000, but I can posi-
tively assure you the number did not exceed
4,000 or 5;000, and these are dispersed about the
'Mountains of Calabria.

One telegram of this morning announces that
'General Cosenz .left Taormina on the 16th instant
with :1,000, in order to .effect a landing on the
(Calabrian coast: The Count and Countess d'Aquila
go to London. Our Bourse is very dull, all the
}Public stocks having sensibly declined within
the last few days. As it may be interesting to
Your commercial men I will send you twice a
'week the state of our money, and once a week
the prices of our silk market.

LATEST NEWS.

(IIY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)

PARIS, Aug. 23.
The Moniteur publishes a decree reducing the
navigation dues on the canals of France, the
tedueed Scale to come into operation on the Ist
September 1860.
The Express correspondent writes :—" The
simultaneous presence in Paris of the French
minister at Berlin and the French minister at
Vienna, leads to the supposition that something
remarkable must be taking place in. the diplo-
matic relations between France and Gern;tany. '
PARIS, August 23.
The Emperor and Empress left this morning for
Savoy and Nice.
The Patrie, of this evening,- says the news of
the establishment of a Provisional Government at
votenza has not been confirmed.

An Imperial decree is expected, according to
Which corn and flour, on being imported into
'Prance by land or sea, in the latter case either in
French or foreign vessels, will only be subject to
the minimum of the duty until the end of Sep-
teml)er, 1861. All vessels laden with corn and
tour will be exempt from tonnage dues.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, August 23, 3.25 p.m.
The
,Bourse has been firm and animated.
Rentes, which opened at 681. Oc., were finally
quoted at 68f. 15c., or 20c. higher than yesterday

!LANDING OF GARIBALDIANS.

MESSINA, August 20.
Morning,. : The landing of Garibaldi at Melito
has been fully confirmed.. The Neapolitans fired
at the steamer Torino, whichgrounded. Garibaldi
old Missori will attack Reggio to-night.---Noon :
Yesterday, after some firing, the garrison of the
_
Itaclel was silenced. A-. Neapolitan sentry has
fired at a British subject. An English war-
steamer, purchased at Liverpool, has arrived here.
'Evening : The Franklin has returned to Messina,
Illter having endeavoured .to float the Torino; the
eaPaitan cruisers'did not fire on the Franklin.
'" general battle is expected this evening.