The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-14 00:00:00

RUSSIA AND TURKEY.
PARIS, May 13.
The -rumours of Russian military movements
in the southern provinces of the empire are
entirely false. The number of troops in those
provinces' does not exceed 50,000. They have
made no forward movement, neither is there any
sign of unusual activity.

The French Three per Cents. went down .4). per
cent. on Friday, on a report that 40,000 Russians
are concentrated on the Pruth, and 30,000 Turks
at Wieldin. -

ITALY.

TtYRIN, May 12.
The journals publish a proclamation of Gari-
baldi to the Italians. In this Proclamation Gari-
baldi calls upon the inhabitants of the Marches,
Umbria and Sabina and the Neapolitans to
revolt, in order to divide the forces of the enemy.
Another proclamation, addressed to the Romans,
recces the insurrection of 1849; and urges the
Romans to act like their brethren, who fell in
defending Rome.

MAIL NEWS.
INDIA AND CHINA.

The Calcutta and China overland mails have
arrived, with Calcutta dates to April 10th, and
}long Kong to March 30th.
The news has been partly anticipated.
The indigo
factory, Owing prospects were considered unsatis-
with theto the want of rain. The quarrels
Ryots were still unsettled.
The business in the produce market at Calcutta
was checked by high prices and scarcity of ton-
nage. The import markets were generally dull.
Freights continned,,to improve, tht rate to Liver-
Pool being 755.

The following telegrams were received at the
India Office in the course of last night

SIMLA, April 22.,
Lord Clyde will return to England by the first
steamer, in June, from Calcutta.

THE
GOVERNOR-GENtRAL TO SIR C. WOOD.
Apr 24th.—I shall leave Simla for Calcutta
on the 7th May.
_ A disturbance at Peshawar respecting taxes,
but founded on misapprehension, has been greatly
etag'gerated by the newspapers. All is quiet,
and People satisfied.

CHINA.
The English mail of Feb. 10th had arrived at
Kong xong.
The arrivals of troops from India were follow-
it! TV
each other in quick succession. No part of
the. French force from Europe had arrived up to
There seemed to be little doubt of
the
,„ Chinese Government being determined to
m'cliEe no concession to the allied ministers, but to
' teSiA by force of arms any demonstration on the
part of forces of the two countries. Though it
is rumoured that the Emperor is pacifically dis-
Posed, it is said he is controlled by the strong war
Patty now dominant at Pekin.

WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.
The mail steamer Shannon has arrived at
Southampton with the above mails. She brings
X 596,400 in specie. At Barbadoes the sugar
7°Ps are nearly completed—quality superior.
"‘Jamaica several shocks of earthquake had
been felt.. Business remained dull. Coffee scarce,
arid ordinary quoted at 445. Sugar of fair
ci'lalitY, 17s. to 17s. 6d. Freight, 555. to 575. 6d.
for sugar to London.
Ejohange-90 days par, 60 days Q per cent.,
and 30 days 1 per cent: premium.
The Chilian Government had under considera-
tion.a
project for a line of steamers from Valpa-
raiso to England through the Straits of Magellan,
and calling at Atlantic ports.
Ninety vessels were at the Chinsa Islands
their loading made slow progress.