The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-31 00:00:00

ROME.

ROME (via MARSEILLES), Dee. 25.
The party in favour of the annexation of Romo
to Sardinia assembled at the Cathedral of St.
Peter, on the 23rd instant, and made a demonstra-
tion. The Philharmonic Academy will be dis-
solved. A company is being formed for the pur-
pose of buying all the property which formerly
belonged to the convents in the Marches and
Umbria.

WARLIKE MOVEMENTS OF PIEDMONT

AND PRUSSIA.

The Patric says that Piedmont is purchasing
steamers in France to convert them into men-of-
War and transports. A Berlin Niter states that,
for some weeks past, large pure Mses of horses
have been made in Eastern Prussia f tb.c French
and Piedmontesc Governments.

VICTOR EMMANUEL AT ANCONA,

TURIN, Dec. 29',

King Victor Emmanuel arrived yesterday at
Ancona, and is expected here on :Monday next.
The health of Farini is improving. 'Fite report
that Farini had tendered his resigiraction as.
Lieutenant of the King at Naples is prematuirc.

GAETA.

GAETA (via MARSEILLES), Dec. 25,

Notwithstanding the rain and snow, the bom—
bardment continues with great fury, some of the.
shells reaching the most remote parts of the city..
Several inhabitants have been killed. The officers
of the Royal troops have presented an address to
the King, in which they promise to remain faith-
ful to his Majesty.

NAPLES, Dec. 28.

It is asserted that the French fleet has left
Gaeta. The Italian ships of war are proceeding
towards Gaeta.

TURIN, Dec. 29.
The Opinione confirms the news of the depar-
ture of the young Queen of Naples from Gaeta.
For some time past Francis 11. has gone orb
board a Spanish vessel every evening, and returns,
the following morning to Gaeta.

THE CABINET OF VIENNA AND THE
POLICY OF BARON SCIIMERLING.
VIENNA, Dec. 30.
The official iVienner Zeitung contains the ap-
pointment of M. Mavarinch as President of the
Provisional Court of Dicasterium, which is to be
re-established for Croatia and Hungary. The•
Austrian Gazette says it is asserted that Count
Mennsdorff will be appointed Minister for Foreign
Affairs, and Baron Selmerling President of the
Council of Ministers.
The Vienna journals generally condemn trather
than praise the circular of the new Minister..
The posts- of Minister of Commerce and Millis-
ter of Public Instruction, in the Cabinet of
Vienna, remain vacant.
Dispassionate politicians clearly see that Count'
Rechberg and M. Von Schmerling cannot pos-
sibly pull well together.
The Ostendentsche Past of to-day says :
" According to reliable information Count. Rech-
berg has tendered his resignation, which, how-
ever, has not yet been definitively accepted.'

HUNGARY.

The Iranderer of to-day contains the follow-

ing :—" It is positively asserted in high political
circles that the Government has already weed,
to the incorporation of the Servian Woiwoodssliatt.
with lfungary.

PESTIL, Dec. 29.

According to official information an imperial
resolution was taken yesterday, sanctioning the
unconditional incorporation of the Worivorina
with Hungary.

ARAD, Dec. 29.
On the occasion of the assembling of the con—
gregation of Arad Comitat the city was splen-
didly illuminated. Public order was not dis-
turbed. The congregation continues its sittiDgs
to-day. The number of members comprising the
committee of the Comitat has been increased to.
nearly 700, among whom are M.M. Deak andL
Schoggiengi and several refugees.

PESTU, Dec. 30.
It was in consequence of the claims of the-
Hungarians that the Emperor decided on sanc-
tioning the incorporation of the IVorivorina and
the Banat with Hungary. The claims of the
Servian nationally are to be brought forward by
the Servian deputation, whose proposals will be
submitted to the next diet in the form of royal
propositions.

HIS MAJESTY'S RETURN TO TURIN.

RIN, DCC. 30.

A Royal decree has been issued, ordering the
dissolution of the Sardinian Chamber of Deputies,
The King arrived here yesterday evening, aceetn,-
panied by Prince Carignan and the ministers whoa
went to Alexandria to meet him. His Majesty-
was received by the Municipality. The national
guards were ttndcr arms. An immense crowd
cheered his Majesty as he passed through the
streets. The city was illuminated.

The following appeared in our later editions of
Saturday :

TilE COURT.

The Queen and Prince Consort, with Princess Helena,.
went out sleighing in Windsor Park yesterday. Princess•
Alice and Prince Louis of Hesse followed in a second'
sleigh. •
Prince Louis left Windsor for the Continent by a
special train last night. His Serene Highness was
accompanied to the station be the Prince of Wales.
On Wednesday the Court will leave Windsor for
Osborne, and on the 12th will return to Windsor.
On the 4th of February the Queen will proceed to
Bulking,ham Palace for the season, being at, a muck
earlier period than usual.

AMERICA.
QUEENSTOWN, Pei 29.
The Liverpool, New York, and Philadelphia
Company's steamer City of Washington arrived
here at midnight, with dates from New York to
the 15th inst. She brings 137 passengers and
the United States mail. From the 18th to the
26th she experienced strong gales and heavy
seas. The Vigo and North Britain arrived oat.
Passed Etna on the 7th, and Washington on thy
15th.

General Cass, Secretary of State, has re-
signed his post, and his resignation has been
accepted by the President. General Cass was
induced to this course owing to an irreconcilable
difference of opinion as to the propriety of rein-
forcing the garrison at Fort Montreal, in the
harbour of Charleston : the General being in
favour of sending additional troops there, while
the. President opposed the measure.
It is stated that the President, in view of the
critical condition of the country, and in compliance
with the suggestions of many associations and
wate citizens, has determined to recommend the
observance of the 4th of January next as a day of
national humiliation, fasting, and prayer.
NEW YORK, Dec. 15.
The screw-steamer North Star, from Aspin-
wall on the sth, arrived at this port yesterday
morning. .She brings upwards of 51,000,000 in
treasure. Her adviccs have been anticipated by
the overland express.
The stock market was higher. New York
Centrals quoted 72 to 72, after selling as high
as 741 ; Missouri, 661, after selling at 654.
Money easier on mercantile paper, though at
Continued high rates. Exchange moved with •
more freedom at 1031 ; at 101 for bank and
bankers. Cotton was in moderate request at pre-
vious rates; sales 2,100 bales; middling Uplands,
10e, and ditto Gulfs, 101 c. Flour : A- moderate
inquiry prevailed for State and Westerns, with
prices in favour of buyers. Wheat less abundant
and unsettled; demand restricted. Corn better.
Provisions heavy and lower. Sugar in moderate
demand and unchanged. Freights unaltered.

Lqrd Clyde in thanking the officer commanding the
London Rifle Brigade who formed a guard of honour on
his lordship receiving the freedom of the city, speaks of
their soldier-like bearing, and hopes to see the regiment
again.

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