The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-14 00:00:00

NAPLES.

GENOA, July I 3

A despatch from Cagliari states that the
Neapolitan steam corvette Veloce, six guns, ha&
gone over to Garibaldi.

Tranquillity still prevails.

NAPLES, July 11.

REDUCTION OF THE AUSTRIAN ARMY:
VIENNA, July 13.

From the explanatiOns furnished by the Minis-
ter of Finance, it results that, were the hopes for
the maintenance of peace to be confirmed, the
Government would make fresh reductions in the
effective force of the army, with a view of con-
fining the expenses of the war department to
80,000,000 of florins.
It is stated here that Austria will send two
vessels to the coast of Syria.

EUROPEAIsI DISTRUST OF THE FRENCH
EMPEROR.
PAWS, July 13.
The Pairie asserts that the withdrawal of the
project of law on the exportation of rags is,
spoken of.
'rhe Onstitrttionne/ contains an article, by its
chief editor, M. Grandguillot, against the false•
rumours which are current concerning the acts
and intentions of the Emperor, and stating that
a treacherous conspiracy is being plotted •by ti e
old regime. This article shows that the malig-
nity of these parties is endeavouring to saw mis-
trust between France and England', Spainy.Por--
tugal, Germany, Belgium, and Italy, by attri-
buting false designs to the Emperor, who would
treat such inventions with contempt had they not '
unhappily found too ready a credence in Europe,
thus encouraging a distrust which is injurious to,
the progress of affairs.

MASSACRE -OF TWO THOUSAND
CHRISTIANS.

BEYROUT, June 23.
Affairs in this province are looking blacker and
blacker. Yesterday we had the fearful news of.

the village of Dheis-el-Kamar being, sacked, burnt,
and every Christian male, to the number of two.
thousand and more, being put to the sword by
the Druses, who a fortnight before had disarmed
them, in cold blood. The women and children
were allowed to escape, and reached the mouth
of the •Damoor river, half way between this
and Sidon, yesterday, whence they were brought
up last night and this-morning, to the number of
1,100, by H.B.M.S. Gannet and Mohawk. Of
the men of Dheis-el-Kamar4not more thantliirty
have escaped. The town is all burnt. The refu-
gees say that the Turkish soldiers sided with-the-
Druses, helping them to butcher the people, and
that they (the Sultan's troops) were the only peo-
ple who insulted the women, of whom not a few-
met with the worst treatment by them. Bey-
rout itself is in a panic to-day.

CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAILS.

The Vectis, with the above mails, arrived at
Marseilles at 5 p.m. on Thursday. The mails left
for London at 10 p.m. The Ripon, with the

heavy portion of . the above mails, left Malta at
2 p.m. on the 9th; and may therefore be expected.
at Southampton about the 19th instant.
CALCUTTA, June 4.—Shirting dull ; mule twist
declining ; . raw silk lower ; indigo unchanged;.
copper quiet.. Exchange on London, 21d. Govern-
ment securities ; Fours, 1 higher ; Fives, higher.
Freights dull and declining.
SHANGHAI, May 17.—Trade improving ; large
speculative inquiry for grey shirting. Silk NO.
3, Isatlee, dull and unchanged ; settlements in foil,-
night, 2,000 bales ; export to date, 64,500 hales.
Exchange on London, lower ;on India, 1 higher.
Freights unchanged:
CANTON, May 22.--Trade almost stopped; grey
shirtings, 6f, catties, 7 higher ; water twist,
advancing tendency. Tea quiet ; total export to
date, 7,837,300 lbs. Exchange unaltered.

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AMERICA.
SOUTHAMPTON, July 13.
The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Hammonia, from New York on the 30th ult,, has
arrived here. She brings $184,940 in specie for
England, $14,000 for Hamburg, 133 passengers,
and 1,500 of cargo. On the 6th instant she spoke
the Englibh brig Chance ; on the 9th, the Gipsey
Queen ; and on the 10th, the barque Creswell,
and the American ship Edward Everett.. The
Hanimonia's news has been anticipated.