The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-26 00:00:00

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TUESDAY, JUNE 26, 1860.

THE DAY'S NEWS.

The House of Lords was occupied last nigh.
principally with the question of the appointment
of a British Consul at Mozambique, as affecting
the suppression of the slave trade. In the House
of Commons the business was of a miscellaneous
character; and the Government being defeated
on one of the clauses of the Bankruptcy and
Insolvency Salaries Bill, the measure was with-
drawn for the present. The Tithe Commutation
Bill was read a third time and passed. Othe:
measures were advanced a stage, and the House
then resumed the debate on the Ecclesiastical

Commission Bill, which was eventually read a

second time.

Our latest news from Sicily contains, as usual,
nothing very new or startling ; but Garibaldi
appears to have new and unlooked-for troubles in
Palermo. Personally idolised, there is to public
confidence in the Ministry which he has chosen,
and three of these officials have been subjected to
rude popular insult in the streets. It is said that
Garibaldi, fatigued, harassed, and worn with
anxiety, has suffered exceedingly in health and
spirits. " Quiet to quick bosoms is a hell," and
he will, doubtless, soon recover his own energy
in the activity consequent on the immediate
march which it is understood has been decread upon
Messina. A great work has yet to be accomplished,
and the total Neapolitan army has been increased
with the reserve to not less than 160,000 men.
The result of the family council at Naples was
this :—lf things should reach their last extremity,
the King will retire either to London or Vienna,
naming either the Prince de Trani or Prince de
Syracuse as regent in his stead—to swear a con-
stitution and every liberal institution demanded
by the people. The King, still under the delu-
sions which his father cherished, insists Ilion the
option of returning to Naples some fine day
" when tranquility shall be restored," and claim-
ing the right of supporting or abolishing the con-
stitution framed by his lieutenant.
It is said that Generals Lanza, Letizia, Sal-
zano, and Cotoldo—all of them disgraced after
their ignominious return from Pale rmo—are to
be tried by court-martial, under the presidency of
Lieutenant-General the Marquis Delcaret to.
Colonna is the only general excepted. Amongst
other charges against them is the rather singular
one that the 3,000 bombshells fired upon Palermo
were charged half with clay or common earth,
and half with powder—these officers pocketing
the money value of the difference.
The Spanish government, jointly with Russia,
has taken upon itself to threaten the withdrawal
of its legation from Turin, should Sardinia con-
tinue giving indirect assistance to the Sicilian