The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-03 00:00:00

LATEST NEWS.

(ItY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)

FRANCE.

The Paris journals are instructed to deny the
truth of the reported conversation at St. Peters-
burg between Prince Gortschakoff and the Duke
de Montebello, published a feW dayi siiiee iii the
English journals;

• THE FRENCH TARLPF,,
jfhe Debats contrasts the tariff Wilich came
into operation
October Ist; with the previous
system. Cutlery WaS prObibited. it i 6 tie*
'adthitted on playiqeilt If t moderate
Ata:chiriery, tools, and utensils of various kinds,
are reduced from one-half to two-thirds.. Tools,
such as files, saws, reaping-hooks, scythes, and
such like; from three-fiftlis to rcriir-fiths. The
reductions effected in iron are alga rrriportatit;
Rottgli outings 4re ipaileed dlle-litilr; iron bars,
abOt4t ate-Ulf.; sheet-iron, two-thirds; iron wire,
riot less than•four-fifths. • Steel, once loaded with
the tremendous burden .of 132 francs, is reduced
to only 15- francs. C,cpper, zinc, nickel, lead, arid
tin, already very moderately taxed in the rough,
are at present still less so; the same metals,
when -Worked into articles of conumn u, are
also largely redtred. The pow tariff 0 isfirst to
be apliodto,gngla4d; Oat boi4g the only gtath
Vrance has treated, but it is after-
wards to be extended to the import of other
countries. •

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Oct. 2, 4 p.m.

• The Bourse has been very firm and animated.
Rentes closed at 68f. 95c., or 30 centimes higher
than yesterday.

The li,dcittaftei-6 c'sf the Sardinian aimi3, will
be at A4tiila, the ofeers of the Commissariat
having already arrived there.

NAPLES. •
MARSEILLES, OCt. 2.

The Journal of Naples, received here, states
that out of 900 Garibaldians who defended
Cafazzo, 100 only escaped by swimming across
the river. The citadel of Messina re-opened fire
on the city on the 24th ult., in order, it was said,
to seethe the supply of proVisiotis.
• CAsEiri'i, Sept. 291
The Neapolitans :ha *.e 13' repulsed at Linia:.
Vita. Garibaldi has fokifted Batitaligeld aiid San-
, tamaVa, signor Pallavicino has arrived here With
a letterfrom. King Victor, IFurnanuel,ekliorting
Garifialdi to accomplish.,inimedicttely.the apnea-
- tion of Naples, .and Sardinia'. liertani
has tendered his
,resignation: A netV
wittb. Moderate views) MS been formed. Saffi has
rebtsed the pro-Dictatorship of Sicily. Sardinian
troops-are impafiently awaited at Naples.
NAPLES (rid Marseilles), Sept. 29.
hi consequence of the demand of the Munici-
pality Of Naples fora Ministry commanding the
confidence of the country,, Garibaldi has modified
his ministerial combination. The, Ministers defi-
nitively appointed are Conforti, Meivra, Scura, •
Capitaine, Auguissoles, and Desanctis: The Die-
tator has issued de creurs'ti Ltd g. tieing? feit*da
to the afil sisters of the late Agesilas
INtelano; who attempted to assassinate the King
of NapleS, to several Patriots, and to the family
of Piseano: A new 'manifesto of Mazzini repeats
that no King of Italy should lie Proolairfied before
Italy is Bchistititted at Order of the
day of Garibaldi is expected, announcing the
early junction of the Garibaldians with the Sar-
dinian army, under Victor Emmanuel.

NAPLES, Sept. 29.
The official list of the new ministry is •as fol-
lows :—lnterior, Conforti; Public Works, Guira ;
Justice, Scura; Marine, Auguissola; Public In-
struction, Desanetis; War, Cosenza

VISIT (OF KING VIdTOR
TO NAPLES.
The Military Gazette of Turin, which is semi-
official, announces that in order to put an end to
all difficulties the King will present himself at
Naples, and make his entrance there in a tow
days. An additional regiment has been sent in
that direction, and other regiments will precede
the King to the capital.

IMPORTANT ORDER OV THE DAY
BY GARIBALDI.NAPLES, •
(viii Genoa), Sept: 29.
An order of the, day of Garibaldi; Pdblished at
e
says :—Erave 'eoldiers ! the Sardinians
are about
out td enter Neapolitan territory. Very
soon you shall have the pleasure of clasping
their victorious hands!

SPAIN. AND NAPLES.
• ,Oct. 2.
The Spanish Government tlas addreSsed to the
different Potktf3 a note supporting -the proteSt
issued by the King of Naples when retiring to
Gaeta. The Spanish note recalls that by the
treaty of the quadruple alliance of 1718,—the
kingdom of the Two Sicilies had been • ceded by
Austria to the Spanish Bourbons. This cession
Was 'afterwards confirmed -by the treaty of
Vienna, the article 114 of the Anal a 0:, a Vienna
having, under the ~Ytitii4ntee. of Europe, again
sAnttiotibl..- these stipulations, the Spanish
Government considers its duty to maintain, in
the most formal manner, the rights of a member
of the august family of Spain,' and to raise every
oppoSition against the flagrant violation of solemn
arrangements. The Spanish Minister, at Berlin
has remitted this note to Baron von Schleinitz.

SARDINIA.
rreAtx, Oct. 2.

The reported entry Of Sardiiiian troops into the
Kingdom of Naples is without foundation. The
i'nthoUr that the Pope had taken- his departure
fr9m,Rome is.also unfounded.
Admiral Persano arrived here last evening:_

In consequence of more friendly relnions
between Garibaldi and the Sardinian Govern-
meni, the state of thincrs at Naples has improved.
Bertram has arrived at Genoa, and is expected
at Turin.

The Sicilian deputation has arrived hem

. . .
OPENINd by TIIE SARDINIAN
011 AMBERS.
IWYAL DECREE OF ANNEXATION.

' TURIN, October 2.
The Sardinian Chambers were opened to-day.
After the. reading of the opening speech, the
following project of law was
.presented :—(Sole
Article). The Government of the King is autho-
rised to accept and establish, by royal decree
the annexation to Sardinia, of the pl'OitteA .el
Central and Southern Italy, in which the poptt
lation freely manifest, by dfrect and universal
suffrage, a wish to forni an integral part of our
constitutional nidnarchy. The project was re-
ceited With loud cheers. The Chambers adjourned
till 'Thursday next.
The official Piedmontese Gazette publishes the
text '9f the capitulation of Ancona.

GENERAL LAMORICIRRE.
ASCOZA, Oct. t.
General Lamoricierey. wishing to express his
admiration of the bravery of the Sardinian fleet;
offered to surrender to Admiral Persano. The
admiral sent him a small boat, and ordered the
whole crew, under arms, to pay him military
honours. The admiral also. offered his own cabin
to the general, who was deeply touched by these
courtesies. General Lamoriciere will embark oil
board the steamer Count Cavour, Which Will con-
vey him to Genoa, whence he will proceed to
Turin.