The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-26 00:00:00

is at Santa Maria, 800 strong, commanded by Colonel
Peard. This legion is immediately attached to Garibaldi
as a kind of guard. It is not United with any corps,
nor has it any fixed position. It will be wherever
danger shall 511111M0h. Garibaldi—the fearful post of
honour. Garibaldi reviewed the Men. In the name of
Italy; 4t thanked England; iii the persons enter volun:
teens, for the great Sieriiicns she made in theist arms,
and nioike Id Uphold the cause of national indepen-
dence, and bonchided by saying, 'it was the proudest
moment of his life that he had tinder his command, and
for his support, a legion of the free children of Eng-
land.' The English are. well Contented. with the
reception which they have received fidni the Italians,
and they only complain that they have not received A
single -ration of meat since Sunday—the day of their
arrival at Naples.", One is sorry to see that the Gari-
baldian commissariat is not in the best order.

The unusual pressure upon our columns of local
'matter, not ,only forbids referring at' greater length to
the Foreign day's news, but compels the witholding of
several important articles in type.
That terrible deed of blood, the Stepney murder, is
now undergoing final inquiry at the Central Criminal
Court. The trial•is remarkable, among other considera-
tions, for resting almost entirely dti ditennistantial
donde-, and for thus out all the Bowers of Connsel
for, and against the unhappy prisoner:
A case of workhouse oppression by a Dogberry of a
porter has been inquired into at the Southwark Police-
office, London. Two miserable-looking girls applied
for admission and were refused, whereupon they
smashed the windows to procure shelter somewhere. It

came out in evidence that the master of the workhouse
had actually given orders for these girls not to be
admitted because they had been insubordinate before—a
crime for which they had been punished by law.
On Tuesday night a banquet was given by the Lord
ProVost and magistrates of Glasgow, the Glasgow Water
Commissioners, and a large number of the citizens of
Glasgocti /41. John Frederiek Bateman, C.E.,
engineer-in-chief of the Chaskovi CorPoiation Water-
Works, iii recognition of the ability Niith vihich the
s'cheMe of introducing water from Loch Katrine to
GlaigOvr had been condiicted The Lord Pro-
irost preSided.

An inquest was held on lirednesday at Canterbury on
the bodies of three navvies, who were tilled on Tuesday
afternoon by the falling in of a railway bridge under
which they were working, at Temple Ewell. The
generally assigned cause of the accident is the loosening
of the foundations of the bridge by the wet weather.
The inquest was, however, adjourned to Tuesday next,
in order to take professional opinion as to whether the
bridge had been properly constructed. ,
Mr, Edniuttd Glover,' the 61clkist sthi df tile late cele-
braked actress, Mrs. Glciver, and for some years past
manager of the Theatre Royal, Glasgow, expired last
Wednesday at Edinburgh, after a long and painful ill-
ness.

Lord Palmerston was at Leeds yesterday. In the
forenoon his lordship received and addressed collective
representatives of deputations from different towns; who
came to him to lament over the failure of his Govern-
ment to carry the Bankruptcy Bill of last session ; and
in, the evening the noble Viscount presided over and
adddressed at great length, and in a remarkable and
very characteristic speech—a summary of which is in
another column,—g densely etowcled meeting of the
Leeds Literary so6iety.