The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-17 00:00:00

NAPLES.

There is a rumour of a--(70-up d'etat on the part
of the King of Naples.
The correspondent of the Times, writing from,
Naples on the 11th, says:—lt is reported that a
landing of 7,000 men has been effected on Several
points of the Calabris. A Council of State has
been summoned, and it ig at this moment in deli-
beration. A large force, amounting to 40,000,,
has been concentrated in the Calabris. The
elections take place on the 19th.
The Times, reviewing the state a affairs in
Italy, remarks :—There is every reason to sup•
pose that the conquest of Naples will be at least
as easy as the conquest of Sicily ; nay, if we take
into consideration the prestige of a splendid and
almost unexampled success, probably a great deal
easier.
()Award course of the fortunes of
Garibaldi will, bring him and probably the Pied-
montese Government into collision with Austria;
and if so, sloe will probably seek to regain by,
the sword, in 1860, that which she lost by the.
sword in 1859. France, too, must finally make
up her mind to what extent she means to support
the Pope, to resist Austria, a.,4 to maintain
Piedmont; and Austria inl,a,st decide at what
point she will come into, collision with the rising
revolution--what attitude she will adopt towards
Piedmont, and what position she will take up
with rega;,d to France. Affairs are far too com-
placated—passions far too much inflamed, and
interests too deeply cogwromised, to allow things
remain as they are,

GOLD SHIPS EXPECTED.
The Agincourt, with £174,500 in Australian
gold, has now been at sea 98 days. The British
£125,000, 67 days. The Blue Jacket, with
£125,500, 5.9.: days. 'Me three first mentioned
vessels, which have a total at £443,000, are now
due.

REPRESENTATION OF WEST CUMB;ERt.
LAND.
The Hon. P. Wyndham offers him,s4f az a can-
didate, in the Conservative inteiest, for the
vacant seat, which will probably, be uncontested.,

Lord John Russell has left town for the North.
Mr. G. limp was, yesterday, appointed agent
for Lloyd's at Fleetwood.

At a meeting of the Gresham Estate Company,
yesterday, a dividend was declared of 8 per cent.
The General Steam Printing and Publishing
Company (Limited), has just be 5
shares.en constituted.
£
The capital is to be X 40,000, in
A meeting was held, yesterday, of creditors of
Mr. J, aker, tanner, of Heathfield, Sussex. The
liabilities are estimated at £16,672; assets at.
£4,4.06.

The Daily News observes :—lt is not confirmed
that Count Rechberg has actually addressed a.
diplomatic note to the Cabinet of Turin; and we
are willing to believe that with an insolvent tree,-

10,000, 89 days. The Leaping
Water, with £158,500, 88 days. The Yorkshire
with £169,000, 84 days. The Maidstone, with.
sury, and rebellion ready to burst out on all her
borders, Austria may be content with an exhibi-
tion of stage thunder for the present. It will be
time enough for her to fight when she is attacked,
and. then, no doubt, with her back to the wall, she
will obtaih from Europe that sort of sympathy
which accompanies the most hardened culprit. to
the gallows. .

IMPERIAL PARLIAMEN r.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY

Earl GRANVILLE gave notice that he should, to-morrow
r-
(Friday), move' that the order of the House should
be at..
suspended; for the purpose. of permitting the Savings' Bank
and Friendly ',Societies' Investment Bill to be read a second
of time. ,

The Earl of DONOUOIpIORE regretted the course adopted, by
the Government, ae many peers had left town, believing the
decision of the other night to be a final one.

Lord REDESDALE alAo expressed his regret at the notice of
the Government.

Earl GRANVILLE said that the question was one of the
greatest iinportance. A Cabinet Council had been held upon
it yesterday, and the decision of the Government deliberately
taken. The Opposition could not complain that they were
taken by slit prise, as he had intimated the decision of the
Cabinet to Lord Derby.
The Consolidated Fund (£10,000,000), the Spirits, the Indus-
trial Schools "Amendinent, and the Landlord and Teount
(Ireland) Bills were read a second time.
The Landed Property (Ireland) Bill passed through com-
mittee, and thr_.. Ecclesiastical Commission Bill was read a
third time and passed.
• The Rouse adjourned at ten minutes past six.