The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-16 00:00:00

GERMANY.

DRESDEN, Nov. 15.
. In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
M; Viedel proposed the re-establishment of the
German central power, with the addition of the
Weessary popular representation,

CHINA.
The Moniteur says that a despatch from Gen.
Sir Hope Grant, dated 27th September, and
which came from Aden by telegraph to her
Majesty, fully authorises the hope that,a fresh
recourse to arms will not have been necessary ;
and that the Chinese Government will have
hastened to sanction the conditions already con-
sented to by the Plenipotentiaries. .Tang-Chou,
where alone they will negotiate, is only 10 miles
from Pekin.

THE BANK RATE.
LONDON, Nov. 15.
The Bank rate is raised 1 per cent.

THE WEST INDIA MAIL.
SOUTHAMPTON, Thursday.

The royal mail steam-ship La Plata, Captain
Weller; with the above mails, arrived, bringing 94
passengers, 495,866 dollars in specie, chiefly gold,
and 550 packages of cargo. The news from the
West India Islands is unimportant.
DEMERARA.—Weather dry. Trade slightly
. • improved. '
BARBADOES.—Exehange bank bills, 60 days,
$4871.; 90 days. $485. • -,
JAMAICA.-1131.8.- Barracoutta arrived with
two slave-brigs, captured off the coast of Cuba. A
considerable quantity of treasure was found, on
board, besides large quantities of provisions.
Business at Jamaica dull. Produce markets some-
-what affected by the heavy rains. Coffee crop
retarded, and sugar arrivals small. Prices have
not 'materially changed. Exchange 90, 60, and 30
days, 11 and 2 per cent. premium. ,

Mr. ;ohn Pope Hennessy, M.P., has just passed.
through Paris on his way to Rome.
A Turin letter says 5,000 Huttgarian uniforms
have been ordered. A brigade of these soldiors
iri td be formed..

The following appeared in our later editions of
yesterday :
ARRIVAL OF THE PRINCE OF WALES.
PLYMOUTH, Nov. 15.
The Hero and the Orlando were in sight at
8 o'clock this morning; making for the Sound.
The Avon got up steam to join them.

ENGLAND- AND THE BOURBON DYNASTY.
The Daily News• has received the following
telegraphic despatch from ,its correspondent
Nov. 10, 1.30, p.m.—The •British arms have
just been taken down at' the Legation."

NAPLES.
• TURIN, Nov. 14.
Fanti will leave to-morrow for Naples.
NAPLES, Nov. 14.
Gaeta is still invaded on the land side. On
Monday one regiment and two companies of
Bourbon troops were met by the Sardinians and
made prisoners. The Royalists encamped outside
the fortress have proposed to surrender. The
garrison of Gaeta numbers 3,000 men.
General Klapka has arrived at Naples.

FAREWELL ADDRESS OF GARIBALDI.—
THE ITALIAN WAR OF NE NXT SPRING.
• NAPLES, ov. 8.
To my Companions in Arms,—We must now
consider the period which is just finishing as the
last stage but one in our national resurrection,
and prepare ourselves to finish worthily the
marvellous design of the elect of twenty enera-
tions, the completion of which Providence has
reserved for this fortunate age of yours. Yes,
' young men, Italy owes to you an undertaking
which has marked the applause of the universe.
You have conquered and you will conquer,
because henceforth you are prepared for the
tactics that decide the fate of battles. To this
wonderful age in our country's history another
more glorious still will be added, and the slave
shall show at last to his free brethren a sharpened
sword forged from the links of his fetters. To
arms then all of you—all of you—and the op-
pressors and the mighty will disappear like the
dust. You too, women, cast away all cowards
from you arms : they will only give you cowards
for children ' • and you who are the daughters of
the land of beauty must hoe children whotare