The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-24 00:00:00

FOREIGN PORTS.

Marathon (ss), M'Arthur, from Smyrna at Malta, and left for
Liverpool.
Cairo (ss), Milburn, from Leghorn, and Cornubia, Borne,
hence, both at Genoa.
Lydia, Dobson, hence at Vlie.
Canova, hence at Calcutta.
Belina, and Vancouver, both hence at Maranham.
Brazil, from Rio Janeiro at Maranham, and would ay.il about
April 20 for Liverpool.
Arnu (ss), hence at Lisbon.
Jeremiah Garnett, hence at Calcutta.
Sicilian (es), Wakebam, from Corfu ; Laconia (ss), Hamm,
from Smyrna; Euphrates (ss), Reed, and Pactolus (as), Carrol,
from Alexandretta, all at Alexandria.
African (ss), Alexander, hence, and sailed for Constantinople,
and Rhone (ss), Joy, from Alexandria, both at Malta.

SPOKEN.
America, bound east, May 3, 36 N., 37 W.
Brilliant, far Bombay, March 11, 29 S., 72 E.
Inkermann, May 22, off Bardsey.
Mary Hammond, for Boston, May 7, 49 N., 9 W.
Martin Luther, for Bombay, March 11, 29 9., 72 E.
Sillery, May 20, off Cork.
Walmer Cas4le, May 21, south-west of Bardsey.
White Sea, May 15, 54 N., 15 W.

OUTPORTS.

Dorcas, from Kurrachee at Deal.
Foyle (s), from London at Dublin.
Orion, hence off Dover for Bremen.
Balclutha (sa), sailfd from Greenock for Melbourne.
Matilda Elizabeth, hence off Dover Roads for Dordt.
Garland, from Rouen, and Mazeppa, from Odessa, both at
Kingstown.
Anna Catherina, from Galatz ; Nili, from Porto Rico ;
Genova (ss), hence ; Devonshire, from Mauritius ; and Jane
and Mary, from Tercieru, all at Falmouth.
Catherine Morrison, from Savannah ; Reine, from Gallipoli ;
Lina, and Frity, from Danzic ; Surprise, from Trinidad ; Jules
and Cecile, from Nantes; Jamaica, from Jamaica; and Flight,
from Mobile, all at Greenock.
Christo Colombo, from St. Domingo ; Ganges, and Uua, from
Alexandria ; and Hobe, from Cadiz, all at Queenstown.
DEAL, May 23.---Arrived and passed : Black Swan, from
Callao to London ; Just, London to Cape Coast Castle ; Queen
of Ava, and Almwick Castle, London to Madras; XantipPe,
London to Mauritius ; Montague, London to Monte Video ;
Cordelia, London to Surinam; J. F. Haye, Trinidad to Lon-
don ; Corner, St. Vincent to London.
GaavEsExia, May 23.—Arrived : Rifleman, from Grenada ;
William and John, Oporto ; Dorcas, Kurrachee; Black Swan,
Callao. Sailed: Superior, for St. John, N.Y.; Hebe of the
Exe, Port Natal ; Herculian, Hong Kong.

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SOUTH LANCASHIRE

Reformers in their true reikilittionicry character,
the sooner it were done :the :better, that people's
eyes may be opened"to their real ulterior designs.
.4ny subject_ of the realm who cannot tolerate
the Wee and honeitaction of either branch of the
Legislature, is a revolutionist ;.and if the Liberal
'party contemplate the future abnegation of such
action, it were most desirable that it were known
and under Stood with as little delay as possible.
The intimation given by.the Home Secretary
in his place in the House of Commons, in answer.
to Lord Naas, as to the disgraceful state of our
convict establishment 'at Bermuda, must be any
thing but satisfactory. It appears that " there is
no proper provision for the prisoners, no accom-'
modation for the officers, no order in the arrange-
ments; all the vices of the old system seem to be •
concentrated in this single establishment,"—
although "it might easily be reformed, after the
improved plan which was now in operation in
Ireland, and which had there worked admirably."
And yet Her Majesty's Secretary of State stands
up and declares to Parliament and the country,
that "it is a question of expense !" Can it be
possible, tbat ,s, great country like 'England is
reduced to such an extremity under a Liberal-
Reform Ministry

A telegram from Rope informs us, that "
volunteers have re-entered Tuscany," and that " a
battalion of Pontifical Chasseurs fired upon each
other in error." Both these occurrences have a
warlike aspect. Are we to conclude that General
Lamcriciere is ready for action
The enlistment for the Pope is 'said to be. still
going on in Ireland, despite the Government
proclamation against it, which appears to have
excited considerable ill feeling. The town of
Longford, for instance, has been posted With a
sort of counter-proclamation, in which it is
declared, that " Irishmen do not intend to be put
down or bullied over by the placards of English
cut-thiroat Saxons, for we will join the Pope's
army despite of all their infernal dodgings ! "
And they are actually doing so. The Govern-
ment, howevpr, must enforce the law. The worst
:of it is,,that so long as the English subscription
for the Sicilian insurgents is permitted to go on,
and the subscribers are not interfered with, the
Irish not unnaturally think that they are treated
with injustice.

THE FRENCH FUNDS,
PARIS, May 23.

335 P.M.—The Bourse remains steady. The
final quotations of Rentes was 69f 35c, being a
further rise of 15 centimes.

ITALY AND SICILY.

TVRIN, May 23.

The volunteers who re-entered Tuscany under
the command of Lambianchi have been arrested,
and will be brought to trial.
The Sardinian squadron is concentrated in the
Sardinian waters.

NAPLES, May V.
The success of Garibaldi's troops has been

confirmed.

There is no other news.
[Official.]

ROME, May 22.

A band of 500 volunteers have re-entered
Tuscany. A battalion of Pontifical chasseurs
fired upon each other in error. A captain,
lieutenant, and five soldiers were killed thereby.
Artillery has left liorae to-day fox the frontiers.
ROME, May 23.

The official Giornale di Roma, speaking of
the combat of the 19th inst. at Montefiascone,
says that, owing to the darkness of the night,
the Pontifical troops wounded seven of their
comrades, mistaking them for filibusters. The
Customs Guard, at Guano, were overpowered by
the filibusters, who, after plundering the country,
re-entered Tuscany. The peasantry ask to be
armed. Papal troops will immediately leave
Rome for the frontiers. The Giornale di Roma
also contains the following :—" The news from
Sicily is favourable to the Neapolitan Govern-
ment."

The Paris correspondent of the Times, writing on
Tuesday night, says if one may judge from the in-
tense anxiety which now prevails at the Neapolitan
Legation here, things must be in the worst possi-
ble condition in Sicily ; and if the news came
that orders had been given by the Neapolitan
Government for the withdrawal of the Royal
troops from the theatre of the contest, and of the
complete surrender of the island to the insurgents,
no one would be surprised at it. It is thought
that one of the first acts of Garibaldi will be to
proclaim a dictatorship in the name of King
Victor Emmanuel, preparatory to the usual mea-
sures for the annexation of Sicily to Piedmont.
On this point, however, it is said that the French
Minister at Turin has given the assurance to the
Neapolitan Minister at the same court, that
France would view with displeasure the annexa-
tion of the two Sicilies to the new Italian kingdom.
The Duke of Grammont has arrived in Paris to

Lake the verbal instructions of the Emperor. It

is arranged that while General Goyon, the com-
mander of the French army at RQIIW, remains in
the city to protect the Pope and keep the place
tranquil, General Lamoriciere shall, if necessary,
operate outside the walls.