The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-30 00:00:00

PRUSSIA AND ITALY.

In the Commission appointed by the Prussian
Chamber of Representatives to indite the address
in reply to the royal speech, a proposition to
insert a paragraph, declaring that the consolida-
tion of Italy was in the interest of Europe, was
lost by a majority of 1 only-10 against, and 9 for.
The Independance says General del la Marmora's
mission to Berlin is to reassure Prussia as to the
intentions of Piedmont with regard to Germany.
to induce her to recognise the possession of
Venetia as a necessity for Italy and a danger for
Austria and the Germanic Confederation ; to
Make it clear that the two Powers which—the
one in Germany and the other in Italy—repre-
sent the principles of constitutional liberty are
the soul of the nationalities to which they belong,
and have every reason for maintaining the most
intimate relation of friendship; also to show that
if these overtures arc rejected Italy will be forced
more than ever to unite herself to France, and
to accept all the consequences of that alliance,
and the obligationa it may entail.

T:3'3 DENMARK.
.4 ": • COPENITAGEN, Jan. 28.

announces that men
The Berlingstc Tidcnde
and horses belonging to the dragoon regiments
stationed at Itzetroe, as well as two batteries,
have been called out. The inspection of the
whole war materiel will be immediately pro,
ceeded with.

UNIFICATION OF GERMANY.
At a great meeting of the National Association,
held at Berlin, resolutions were passed in favour
of the military unification of Germany as the
only means of resisting aggression on the part of
France, also for the convocation of a German
Parliathent, and a vote of sympathy for the
Danish Duchies. One resolution was against
taking part in a war with Austria on account of
'Venetia unless German interests were threatened.
A simultaneous meeting was held at Bromberg,
attended by 300 members, and greetings by tele-
graph passed between the two.
At the Berlin meeting 200 members joined the
association. One of the speakers said
i the associ-
ation was now too strong to fear any interference
on the part of the police.,

HUNGARY.

The Boersenhalle, an. Austrian organ, admits
that the Cabinet of Vienna expects outbreaks in
Hungary, and has made preparations to suppress
them... Flying corps are ready, and may be.
immediately concentrated in sufficient force on
any threatened point.
On the frontiers, between Presburg and Olden_
burg, there is a reserve of 10,000 men, composed
,chietly,of the very best of the German troops.
At Vienna there are several Italian regiment,
ready to support this corps tranntle.
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THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Jan. 29, 3.25 p.m.
The Bourse has again been buoyant and ani-
mated. Rentes closed at 68 5, or 15 centimes
higher than yesterday.
GAZETTE NEWS.
Major-General Cameron, C. 8., is gazetted as
Lieut.-General in the army, local rank, while in
command of troops in New Zealand.
Donald Mackenzie, Esq., Advocate, is gazetted
Sheriff of Fife, Scotland.

THE NEAPOLITAN TARIFF.

A notice from the Board of Trade announces
certain alterations in the Neapolitan tariff. Thel
export duty on rags is reduced from eight to six
ducats ; oil reduced from two ducats twenty francs'
to one ducat ninety francs ; stamp duty on certain
foreign merchandise, and some other changes are
made.

TURKEY. - . .
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A weekly steamer, under the English flag, hascommenced running from Constantinople to Tene-
dos, calling at Kodosto, Gallipoli, the intervening
villages on the coast, and the Dardanelles, and
returning by the same route to Constantinople.

FRANCE AND PRUSSIA.
BERLIN, Jan. 29.
The report that France had demanded explana-
tions on account of the speeches delivered by the
King since his accession to the throne, is denied
in ministerial and diplomatic quarters.

RUSSIA."P-
ST. PETERSBURG, Jan. 29.
It is asserted that the Grand Russian Railway
conipany is about to contract a loan abroad of
25,000,000 roubles, in bonds of 4 per cent. Tho
price at which these bonds are to be issued is not
et known. No doubt is entertained here as to
the success of the loan.

AUSTRIA.
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,Jg Francisan. 29.
Prince Petrulla, Ambassador.Fjsiosfi4i.in
11. at Vienna, has received an autograph letter
from Gaeta, in which the King declares that he
intends fighting to the last.
It is stated that on Prince Pctrulla demanding
at St. Petersburg for what reason M. de Wolkon-
sky, the Russian Minister, had left Gaeta, Prince
Cortsc•hakoff replied that the representative of
Russia was more useful to Francis 11. at Rome
than at Gaeta..

The following appeareci in our later editions of
yesterday

GAETA.
A fresh circular has been addressed from Gaeta
to, the.:Ministers of Francis 11. at the different
courts. It states that , the King. is resolved to
meet to the end all the perils of his position.
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FRANCE. .
PARIS, Jar. 29.
The Moniteur . contains a decree ordering the.
creation of a medal in commemoration of the
expedition to China, w;lich will be bestowed on,
all those who have taken part in the expedition_
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Mr. Roebuck, M.P., left Vienna on Friday for
London.
The news is folly confirmed that Miramon has
been completely defeated, and the capital of
Mexico occupied by the Liberal forces.
The Post says that the Bankruptcy Bill of the
Government will be introduced into the House of
Commons on the first night of the session.
Advices from France state the trade is confined
within the narrowest limits, and this state of
things will continue as long as the present 'icer-
.tainty prevails as to the peace of Europe being
maintained.
- - Her Majesty has just communicated the pattern
of- a riband of Chinese taste and manufacture,
found in the summer palace at Pekin,and ordered
some pieces to be woven at Coventry for her own
especial use.
The Herald says it is very
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under-
stood that the shipping question levnilelrablely brought
before Parliament by tii,
c Government in the
early part of the cominge •g session, both with the
view, of cementing more closely the French
alliance by noA.
propitiatory British sacrifices,
givingand of effect to some of the recommenda-
tions of the late Shipping Committee.

THE COURT.
The Queen,
on horseback this moriiiiig,-altkded V.Lady Macdonald
- 'WINDSOR CAST' E, Jan. 28.
• accompanied by Princess Alice, • rode oat
and Colonel thellon. A. N. Rood.
The Prince Consort went out shooting, attended by
Lord Rivers, the lion. Colonel Sir C. rbipps, and
Colonel Pousonby.

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