The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-12 00:00:00

ANNEXATION OF THE PROVINCE OF

URBINO TO SARDINIA•
BOLOGNA, Sept 10.
The town of Urbino has been fortified. The
Provisional Government has proclaimed the
annexation of the province of Urbino to Sardinia
amid shouts of " Long live Victor Emmanuel."
The Papal troops are discouraged, and are retir-
ing. They offer no resistance, but commit acts
of ferocity on their passage. A state of siege has
been proclaimed at Fano, Sinigaglia, and Pesaro.
Five thousand Austrian mercenaries in the Papal
service have arrived at. Sinigaglia. The Sar-
dinian Consul has been obliged to leave Ancona.

AUSTRIA.
REVISION OF THE CONCORDAT.
The Vienna Presse says, in yesterday's sitting
of the Reichsrath, it was resolved to insert a
paragraph in the report of the committee, for
recommending a revision of the concordat, and
the placing of all Christian confessions on an
equal footing.
VIENNA, Sept. 11.

Whatever may take place in the States of the
Church, the attitude of Austria will be purely
defensive, as long as her Italian frontiers are not
invaded. All military preparations which are
being made at present have no other object than
that of energetically repelling any eventual.
attack.
VIENNA, Sept. 12.

In yesterday's sittings of the Reichsrath, the
budget for the army and navy was agreed to,
before the discussion of the budget for the
Ministry of the Interior. Count Rechberg pro-
tested against the prevailing idea that the
Ministry wished to maintain a political system,
the abolition of which was desired. The minister
said that this supposition was incorrect, and he
assured the members of the council that all the
ministers were agreed upon entering the paths of
reform. The Reichsrath resolved upon adjourning
any discussion of constitutional principles until
the conclusion of the discussion of the budget.
On the occasion of the discussion of the, Police
Budget, M. Maagar proposed that the laws
affecting the press should be modified. This
proposition was supported, and the vote upon it
was adjourned till the close of the discussion of
the budget.

CONSTERNATION AT ROME OWING T

THE EVENTS AT NAPLES.

ROME, Sept. 9.

break. The Piedmontese troops have arrived at
the frontiers of the Roman States. The entry of
Garibaldi into Naples has thrown the Papal
Government into a state of consternation. The
Papal troops have left Pesaro and Singaglia. A
French regiment arrived at Rome to-day. The
Marquis Simoni has been appointed chief of the
Government at Benevento, and Prignani, a man
of the lower orders, a chief of the Government of
Ponticoroo.

TURKEY.

CON3TANTTNOPLE (vi 2 Marseilles) Aug. 31.

The Sultan has ordered the Grand Vizier,
Kibrisli Paella, to terminate his enquiry in the
provinces as speedily as possible and to return
to Constantinople, where urgent political busi-
ness requires his presence., It is asserted that
the Grand Vizier will not stay at Constantinople,
but will proceed to Paris and London, with full
power to treat of the most important political
questions, and to n;ptiate a new loan. Prince
Conza is expected here. Rely Pacha is again in
favour with the Sultan, and has been appointed
Governor-General of Adrianople.

General Pianelli has arrived here to announce
to the Pope the retreat of the King of Naples to
Gaeta. Monsignor Merode, with 200 gendarmes,
has proceeded to Fl•ossenori, where 5,000 work-
men engaged on the railways threatened an out-

THE DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1860.

AMUSEMENTS.

ROYAL AMPHITHEATRE.

Mr. George Roney, Miss Rosina 4 Howard, and Mr.
H. Watkins, appear nightly before croWded and de-
lighted audiences ; and Mr. Neville and Miss Goodall
are still growing. tavourites. To-night the pieces are
" Smiles and Tears)" " A pair of Pigeons,'' and "Don
Giovanni."

SECOND PERFORMANCE- BY THE
SAVAGE CLUB.

We are happy to learn that arrangements have been
made for a second performance of the Savage Club in
aid of the Brough Memorial Fund, a fact which will be
hailed with pleasure by the large number of persons
who were unable. to obtain admission upon the previous
occasion. .It appears that a similar success attended
the Manchester performance, and it is to the energy of
the committee in that city that we owe the coming visit
of the Savages to this county. Already we learn that,
most of the places are bespoken for the second perform-
ance in Manchester, and with such a prospect of
increasing the fund for poor Brough's widow and
children, the members of the Savage Club could not
resist the cordial invitation sent to them. At the same
time, bearing a lively and grateful recollection of the
generous welcome accorded to them by the Liverpool
public, they wisely determined to include this town
in their northern route, and hence our preliminary
announcement of their coming. The forthcoming per-
formance will, we believe, take place at the Theatre
Royal, on Tuesday week, the 25th instant ; and
as the local committee cannot devote the same
labour to the arrangements that they rendered on
the former Occasion, the performance will take its
chance of success entirely upon its own merits. .No
tickets will be issued, but the box-office will be opened
on a day to be hereafter announced, when all who apply
can secure seats in the dress circle. For the other parts
of the house there will be no reservation whatever, and
the doors will be opened on the evening of performance
for the admission of all comers armed with the " open
sesame" of the ordinary price of admissiOn. The pit
will remain intact, as it is too small to prmit any stall-
partitioning. This will be good news to the habitues of
that popular part of the house. The entertainments as
at present arranged will include Sheridan's matchless
comedy of "School for Scandal," and, as a matter of
course, the famous and excruciating burlesque of "The
Forty Thieves." The whole of the Savages who first
visited us, will accompany the second expedition, and
the strength of the company will be increased by several
new members of the tribe whose names ate more familiar
than their persons to the people of Liverpool. As a
proof of the beneficial effect of these predatory excur-
sions,we may state that the two performances last month
yielded a nett profit of about £4OO. If this amount can
be doubled what a blessing it will prove to the widow
and children of him for whose memory these generous
labours are undertaken,