The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-12 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, May 10.
Marshal O'Donnell has arrived, and has been
received with enthusiasm.
The army of Africa will enter Madrid to-morrow.
Count Montemolin and his brother embarked
this eveninc, for Port Vendres.
The Correspondencia Autografa contains the
authentic text of the renunciation of Count de
Montemolin which it recently published.

THE ITALIC KINGDOM.

ROME, May la

The official Giornale di Roma says, that the
reception of King Victor Emmanuel at Bologna
was very different to what the Turin papers
represented. The King was to have passed seven
days at Bologna, but spent only two days and
was very anxious to leave.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, May 11

The members of the newly organised. Council
of the Empire have received their appointments,
which are signed by the Emperor. The first
sitting is fixed for the 21st inst. General Bene-
deck, the Commander of the Forces in Hungary,
is endeavouring to prevail upon the six Hun-
garians who had declined the appointment, to
change their determination and take their seats
in the Council.

PENINSULAR MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, May 11

The Sultan with the Peninsular mails has
arrived, bringing 42 passengers, specie value
£3,486, and a cargo of oranges, eggs, etc.
The Sultan sailed from Lisbon on the 7th,
Oporto on the Bth, and Vigo on the Bth. On the
7th spoke the (ss) Calcutta from Brazils, steering
into Lisbon ; on the 10t11 in the Channel, the

(rmss) Tyne with outward Brazil nAils; on the
same date exchanged signals with the ship
Hastings, and passed (ss) Africa.

LISBON, May 7.

The celebrated Count de Bolhao, who is impli-
cated, in the late false coinage affair, was unsuc-
cessfully sought for by the police, on the 4th inst.
He is said to be immensely rich.
The Portuguese expedition to Angola will com-
prise three frigates and 1,600 men.

Exchanges : London ninety days, 53i ; Paris,
532 ; Amsterdam, 42t ; Hamburg, 474 ; Genoa,
52p Rentes, three per cent. interest, January
1860, 46 to 461 ; Coupons, 45 to 454.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF LORDS.-YESTERDAY.

In reply to the Earl of Malmesbury,
Lord WovcuonsE said that the Bay of Islands had been
ceded to Honduras, under conditions calculated tO insure the
sedurity of, British subjects residing there. The treaty had
bed ratified both by this country and by Honduras. A treaty
had been signed with Nicaragua, but not yet ratified.
In reply to the Earl of Malmesbury, _ _ .

Lord NVOIIRROVSE said that a right of passage bad beet
rezgnised over the Isthmus of Panama.
ord• Stratford de Bedell& presented a petition from
Prftestants in Turkey, Calling attention to their position.
the Ecclesiastical Courts Jurisdibtion Bill was read a second

time, after come debate, in which the Bishop of LOndon made
SAC remarks on ecclesiastical jurisdiction, as shown in the
late disturbances at St.'Oeorge's-in-the-Eiat.
The Pavrnbrohere Act Amendment. Bill was read a third
time and passed. •
The report of the various bills for the consolidation of the
criminal law was brought up add agreed to.
The Customs Bill passed through comnaiteee, ,
Their lordships adjourned at 7.20 p.m. •

HOUSE OF COMNIONS.—Yr.sTERW,
Mr. BASS asked the Fresident of the Boird of Trade wlieta'efi.l
as no clause in reference to the forgery of trade marks bn
been introduced in the bill for consolidating and amending
the law of forgery, he will at the earlieet opportunity intro-