The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-03 00:00:00

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. ,The, Voniteur publiSheS the. • Sup.plementary
convention QOncluded betvNen France and Eng-
land; on the: le,thoven4ll. •
At .a latehour on Satiirday evening, a supplement
to the London Gazette was published, Containing a
copy of a second convention supplementary to the
commercial treaty of January 23. The ratification
was exchanged at Paris SOvember. 13th.; The
tariff which is annexed, is to come in forcovithin
a time which shall not be later than the Ist of
June, 1861,10 r yarns and tissues of flax, hemp;
and jutei and the Ist of Qetoher folloNving, other
articles. Raw Mid tack ito6l. from Aus-
trilliA and New Zealaud; are ditty
The articles, 'enumerted in the tarl, comprise
textile fabrics, ,coniposed of flax; cotton, wool,
silk, 'Vegetable fibre ; also Aibemical• Prodlicts, and
glis end inigtal-i+are; eatthenWare,
and pottery, and sundry other articles.
The , Gazette, also publishes a comparative
statement of the old rates of duty on the impor-
tation into France of the articles enumerated in
the convention, with the duty to 'be charged
henceforth. .

• THE 1141NCII FUNDS, . •
' • 3:25 p.m.
The ;Born se, 'opened firnierjfiut heairy,
;o,w,ards. the ,close. ,lleptes: weye,-flpEt4
.00ted
70r30c., or 5 centimes loi4er -than yesterdkiy.

ENTRANCE OF VICTOR EMMANUEL.
INTO PALERMO.
• : • NAPLES, Nov. 30.
King .Victor ,Emmanuel has 'jug left for
Palermo. Naples is tranquil.

Dec. 1.

King Victor Emmanuel entered Palermo this
morning, and was received with extraordinaiy
enthusiasm.

PARIS, Dec. 1.
. ..
The Pays says the stay of King Victor gm-
inannel in Sicily will be of short
. • • .

.„ ,
King Victor Eiritiiarthei -Paleitho at
nine this and was
received. IVitli cktraordinary enthusiam. 'The
people, vtislied to !l.Aaoi the
.horgeg from his
Maje,sty's earriiige; ,draW,it through., the'
streets. People ckssenibl6d-fAom alI" parts .of
Sicily, and the total ,number present in the city
was estimated 'at 4,06,009. Majesty, ;before
cle§cendiogut the palacp, went to the cathedral,
apt was soled my
,received Areliliishop of.
Palermo. The King afterwards received the
constitutional • bodies and • deputations • from the
municipalitiei of Sicily. The sea was calm, and
the sun shone brightly. -

DISTURBED STATE OF THE NEAPOURAN

PROVINCES.

The Patrie says, according to the latest news;
insurrectionary movements were increasing in the
Abruzzi.
Colonel Delagrapge, with 7,000 Sardinian
.troop-s, ocetipied tho defiles- of Mount V'ellino, a
position of importance. Several guerilla coin=
panies-Avere being- organised. The Piedniontese
were forming flying coluthns, in order to. act
energetically at the points menaced.
The Bishop of Loretto has -pronounced the
excommunication of the clergyof Santa Casa foi
having been guilty of receivinglrietor Emmanuel.
A commission-, composed of Sardinian and Sici-
lian officers; has been. appointed to examine ,the
titles of the officers of, the Two Sicilies who have
adhered to the nett/ goVeithinent:
.An unimportant reactionary .demonstration,,
caused,, by priests,
,and lazzaroni, took
,place ycB7
terday. Several .and
were arrested, and the
demonstration was suppressed. Tranquillity pre-
vails.

NAPLES.
PitiNdE MUILAT'S MANIVE.STO.

TURIN, Dec. 1.

The Italian journals refute the accusations
contained • in the letter of Prince Murat in
reference `to the state of things at Naples.

THE STATE OIL NAPLES.-- •
NAPLES, 'MC. 1.

Mcinte&molo, Cordora, and Cafarinu, left to-day
for Palermo. The Sardinian kW concerning the
press; vrith some slight modifications, has been
promulgated.
Reactionary movements have been suppressed
in the Province of Avellino.

THE SIEGE OF GAETA.
MARSEILLES, Dee. -1.

Letter§ from Gaeta, to the 27th ult., state that
the fire of the besiegers had slackened. There
was a talk of burning the suburbs, on account of
their sheltering the:Piedmontese from the fire of
the garrison. The dearriesS of provisions was
increasilig. It was. said that the Ring was ex-
pecting money: