The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-23 00:00:00

'DISGUISED FLIGHT OF THE POLICE..

General Letizia has already left for Naples ; with hire
went Maniscalco, the notorious prefet de police ; he
accompanied the exodus of the Neapolitans, in his
uniform, as Colonel of Gendarmerie, while his sbirri
and agents went disguised as soldiers ; but so well were
they known, and so intense was the hatred against them,
that they were recognised, and would have been the
cause of a row with the people had not good precautions
been taken to prevent such an intemperate outbreak.
With every Neapolitan vessel which leaves, the town
breathes more freely, although numbers of Neapolitans
are still within sight, and the white flag of the Bour-
bons gutters from the citadel. Although the barricades
still obstruct most of the streets—a memento of danger
scarcely past—there is more life and freedom than there
has been for the last eleven years. It is as if the whole
town had been kept for years in prison, and was now
liberated and enjoyed the first moments of &seldom The
stories which you hear of the oppression and arbitrary
behaviour of the police are almost incredible ; not a house,
not a shop, which has not been the scene of its brutality,
and not a family which has not been the object of its
annoyance. The police ruled supreme, and everything
else was subordinate to it. Maniscalco received his
orders directly from the King, with whom he was in
constant and secret communication. The director of
police had large. sums placed at his disposal without
being obliged to render any amount of the use he made
of them. Thousands of secret police agents found their
way into all the. houses, and often served for the satis-
faction of private vengeance. Their single denunciation
was conclusive proof, against which all other testimony
was valueless. Especially during the last two months
no one was safe for an hour, and every one went to bed
trembling.

REVIVAL OF TRADE, AND MILITARY PREPARATIONS.

Now that the pressure is withdrawn, all the natural
vivacity of the people comes out like the escape of a
steam-pipe. Every one tries to make up for lost time,
as it were, and the late excitement contribute to enhance
this tendency. The shops, which have been closed for
the last two months, are all open now ; gun-makers,
saddlers, tailors, and boot and cap-maker cannot suffice
for all the demands they get. There is a regular race
every year from Sicily with the first fruit ; let those
who want to make enormous profits reverse the direction
of the race, and bring out muskets, swords, pistols,
powder, guns, steamers, saddlery, ammunition pouches,
reefiannel, leather, and they will find a ready market.
Arming, arming, and arming, is the only thought which
has taken possesession of every one, and every kind of
weapon, however old, is repaired in the absence of a
better. Whoever shall be first in the race will win
thousands. As for any fear of cruisers, there are none ;
all the Neapolitan vessels can do is to keep their own.
In a few days every ship will be off, and the coast
clear.

FORMATION OF A REGULAR ARMY.

As soon as Medici arrives and brings with him the
new ca dres, the squadre will be all sent home. Thoso
between twenty and thirty will be alone retained. The
rest will be organised for local service. The artillery
has likewise not been neglected. There is a large
foundry here which made some very serviceable guns in
1849. It has begun to work again, and as thereare
plenty of bells in Sicily, the metal will not be wanting.
There are many men who have served in the Neapolitan
sus nen as iu utter navies , they form the nucleus of the
artillery. Requisitions with payment will supply
the artillery as well as the cavalry horses.
Verily, if this continues, Garibaldi has realised
the boast of Pompey, for, without even stamping
his foot, legions arise, and legions, I am sure, which
will tight. His secret is to do away, as much as possible,
with useless and pedantic formalities, and to simplify
everything. Knapsacks and baggage are proscribed;
every man and officer carries an extra shirt and towel
and whatever he wants in the pocket of his blouse,
his provisions in a havresack, and his ammunition in
hii pouch. In this way alone was it possible to make
those extraordinary marches which led to the taking
of Palermo, the enemy holding a concentrated position
and being out-maiiceuvreci in a rayon of 60 to 60 miles.
Let anyone try it with soldiers equipped in the old
manner. This light marching order almost dispenses
with transport, except for spare ammunition and ambu-
lances, both of which are preparing as quickly as
possible. As on the battle-tield, Garibaldi inspires
courage and confidence by his presence, so he animates
everyone to exert himself iu getting ready the national
army which shall complete the success already won.

SHIP ON FIPX INT THE BRISTOL CHANNEL. —On
Thursday uloreing the schooner Jane Owen was towed
up. the Bristol river enveloped in a dense mass of smoke.
The vessel which belongs to the firm of Owen Owen.
and Co., of carnarvon, and was laden with Is cargo of
" brasses" or dross-coal from Newcastle, was discovered
to be on fire in the Channel on Tuesday afternoon.
Every effort was made by captain Griffiths and her
crew to extinguish the .re by throwing buckets of water
into the hole;, So. By the means adopted they were
enabled to keep the fire under. The crew hailed +„,b‘e
t‘rst.steamtng which came in sight, and wqre rought
up to Bathurst basin on Thursday morning, the crew
being in such an exhausted state from, their exertions,
and from the sulphurous stench from the hold, that one
of them James,J4n,is, had tp be conveyed to the General
Hospital immediately on the arrival of the vessel. The
captaip attributes the fire to the spontanOelia Wiwi, of
heat and the quantity of sulphurous matter in the com-
position of the." brasses." The Wgo Was consigned to
order, and was intended, for the. St, Ahilip's Vitriol
Works. Grcatcpc.aise is dug to the master and crew,
who fqt. nexiy.o 4ours were incessant in their exec•
Lion t‘P @4YQ fit vessel.

THE MEDICAL PROFESSION AND THE
UNIVERSITY OF DUBLIN.

The Senate of the University of Dublin, on the
motion of the Board, has removed a difficulty under
which the surgical and medical students laboured. The
army and navy regulations required that the candidate
should possess a diploma in medicine and another in
surgery. The College of Physicians, Dublin, could not
grant diplomas in the proper sense of the term. They
granted " licenses" to practice, and those who received
them were called Licentiates. The statutes of Trinity
College required the candidate for a medical diploma to
graduate in arts—that is, to spend four years' study and
a considerable sum of money upon subjects not con-
nected directly with the profession he had chosen. The
Irish candidates for naval and army surgeoncies, hiving
obtained a diploma in surgery, were compelled to
emigrate to a Scotch University, where, on paying a
certain eum, and passing an examination, they obtained a
full diploma in medicine, and were thus entitled to com-
pete. From its foundation, we believe, the University of
Dublin habitually granted "licenses" to praetise until
about thirty years since, when the privilege was given
up. The medical degrees of M.B. and M.D. were
granted in strict accordance with the University statutes
—i.e., to graduates in arts. The University hence-
forward will grant a diploma in medicine or surgery to
the student, who keeps one year "in arts," under the
College rules, in addition to his medical terms. This
year can be kept at the same time with his first year of
medicine and surgery, without loss of time. Those whik
attend the University medical or surgical schools,
having their names on the College books, have the
lectures in their schools free of charge. The four years
required for the diploma may be kept in any of the
Dublin schools recognised by the Board.

JAMES STEWART AND CO.,
OFFER THEIR CELEBRATED
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in wood
strength l2s. f 9
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London, Plymouth, or Bristol GIN, full

IN ANY QUANTITY FROM ONE PINT UPWARDS.

JAMES & START
WHOLESALE WINE ANDS SPIRIT MERCO.,CHANTS, AND
BOTTLERS OF ALES AND PORTER,
QUEEN INSURANCE-BUILDINGS,
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H. TOOKE,
( SUCGRSSOR TO F. L. ILATJUiII&U
OLD POST-OFFICE BUILDINGS,
Respectfully solicits attentionLIVERPOOL to his immense Stock of
JEWELLERY,
of the newest and choicest designs, and in the greatest variety.
SILVER AND PLATED GOODS,
of the m' fashionable patterns ; the quality warranted.
L WATCHES.
London-made LEVERS, with all the latest improvements.
Liverpool WATCHES, at all prices.
Geneva WATCHES, from the beTuaakers.
CLOCKS
of all descriptions, including the very latest designs, con
stantly received from his Manufactory at Paris.
rich ARTICLES DE PARIS,
a and varied astortment.
SEVRES, DRESDEN, and PARIAN CHINA, BOHEMIA
GLASS, and BRONZES.
BUHLWORK,
• of every description.
DRESSING-CASES, WORKBOXES, DESKS, ENVELOPE_
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TABLE AND POCKET CUTLERY
31EDLEVAL and PAPIER-MACHE GOODS.
CHANDELIERS,
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LAMPS,
of all kinds.

Mr.

Public Buildings and Private Residences Fitted for Cu.
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w.e. T. requests the favour of an inspection of the Stock.
and Digs leave to state that he has determined to adhere to
the modern rule of business, viz :
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IV. H. TOOKE,
LIVERPOOL.

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JUST RECEIVED,
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South Wales, Scotland, Ireland, and the Lakes.
BLACK'S MAPS for Ditto.
BLACK'S GUIDE to the Watering Places of Great Britain
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BOOKBI N ANTILE,
DER, PGENERALRINTER, LITHOGRAPHER,
AND ENGRAVER,
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Firms. about to,
ool—axe
respectful
establides houses in Liverly in tha every h scription of Mercp
antile, Legal, and General PRINT-
ING,
is executed with accuracy and despatch, and on the most
moderate terms. The Premises, Plant, and Staff, for extant,
completeness, and efficiency, are unequalled in Liverpool+.
Machinery of the best construction, driven by steam power,
enisures rapidity and economy; while his large and efficient
staff of intelligent workmen enables him to execute orders in
the first style of the art. Estimatos furnished to large Con-
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LITHOGRAPHIC PRINTING.Iif:rio r 'work-
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Mechanical Drawings, Coloured Show Cards, Labels, Circu-
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variety of Ornamental and Commercial Lithograph y, plain,
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POOBBINDING, MACHINE-RULING,
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ARTIFICIAL TEETH, GUMS, AND PALATES.
PROTECTED BY HER MAJESTY'S ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.
NIES R DSENT/S44TS,AERIE L,
133, DUKE-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
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t 33. LUDGATE-HILL.
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Ob.erve Numbers particularly.
ESTABLISHED 1815. —Sax DIPLOMA.

TEETH, THEIR LOSS.
And as now restored, on the new principle sit sell,-a,dhealon
and capillary attraction combined, by mewls of a soft flex-
ible lining, with conArirt GI;M-COLOURED INDIA...RI:BRE%
in lieu of bone or gold, without springs or, wire, and wit],
out any operation; TREY ARE WARRANTED PURR, whom,_
SOME, AND ENTIRELY FREE FROM Sr.ELL ; they are ea,:y
and comfortable upon the most sensitive gums, and may
be worn for many years without being Many way affecte;l.
The materials used are of the best quality, the workman_
ship of the first order, and are supplied at less than hair
the ordinary cost.
New Edition, just published.
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Stopping Decayed Teeth, Scaling, &c.
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Attendance daily from Ten to Six.
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Z_ 46, Marrints, nub. getOs

Births, Marriages, and Deaths, forwarded for insertion lISSCII
be properly authenticated with the name and addresAt the
sender. the charge for the insertion of Births wilt be .3ix-
pence each•
MARRIAGES.

On the 21st, inst., at St. Michael's-in-the-Hamlet, John.
Glover, Esq., surgeon, Dorrington. Salop, to Anne, only
daughter of the late John Briegenian, Esq„ of Ascott-:call,
Salop.
On the 21st inst., at St. Alban's, Liseard, Cheshire, Certain
Edwin Keane, of this town, to Miss Hall, stepdaughter of Mr.
Noah Bearaish, chief engineer of the screw steam-ship Great
Britain, King-street, Egrement.
On the 21st inst., at St. Matthew's, Hill-street, Mr. John T.
Barktiff, pilot, to Alice, only daughter of Mr. Ebert Ilisphama
of this town.
Ou the 21st inst., at St. Judo's, Joseph Armitage, eldelit son
of Mr. J. Grimshaw, surgeon, Bolton, to Maxis, third don ghtez
of the late Mr. It. Iladden, of this t0w.0..

DEATHS.
On the 19th inst., at Stirlir&. aged li years,, Maria Frances.
second surviving thuignteroothe late Mr. Jahn, Hughe: i, Bank -
field-house, Kirkdale.
On the 19th inst., i 4 Fddon-place, aged 43, Anu, relict of Mr.
William Wade.
On the 22nd wt. after a lingering' illness, aged 43, Mr. Geo.
Worra.ll4 v4Ackinaker, Cherry-euttage, Kensington.

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