The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-25 00:00:00

SYRIA.

The Independence reports from Paris that the
French Government will give a high military
command in Syria to Abd-el-Kader, and employ
his influence over the Mahommedan population
in favour of the Christians. For the exertions he
made to protect them in the late outbreak, it is
stated that he is to receive the Cross of the
Legion of Honour.

•
The Nord announces that a conference is to
be held forthwith at Paris to fu-the. means and
object of the European intervention in- Syria:

PARIS, July 24.
The Porte has instructed 'his ambassadors. at
Paris and London to ofgcially communicate to the
Courts of the Tuileries and St. James the conclu-
sion of Peace between the Druses and•Maronites
on the 10th instant. In this official communica-
tion the Porte, although expressing his satisfac-
tion at this happy event, adds that he will, never-
theless, pursue to the utmost rigour the authors
of the recent massacre, and that Fuad Pasha had
to that end been invested with the most ample
powers, not only to punish the guilty parties, but
also to take such measures as would prevent the
recurrence of fresh conflicts between the Druses
and the Maronites.

THE SYRIAN EXPEDITION.--PROTEST

OF THE SULTAN.

It was reported in Paris last night, that the
Sultan had protested against the proposed French
intervention in Syria. That in consequence,
counter orders have been sent to the troops, which
were to have marched from Chalons, and that a
fast steamer was despatched from Toulon to bring
back a portion of the advanced guard of the
expeditionary army which had actually embarked.

ROME.

MARSEILLES, July 24.
Letters from Rome state that General Goyon
will leave that city on the sth proxitno.

SICILY.
UP to the present time the number of volun-
teers Who have gone to Sicily, from Northern
and Central Italy, amounts to 14,000.

LATEST FROM GARIBALDI.
letters from Naples to the 21st announce that
Garibaldi had left Palermo with from eight to
ten thousand volunteers. It was expected that
Garibaldi would soon effect a landing on the
Continent.

THE SAVOY QUESTION.
BERNE, July 24.

The Federal Council has receive(' information
that the conferences on the neutrality of Switzer-
land will be indefinitely adjourned, as Austria
absolutely refuses to take part in the conference
'should Sardiniube admitted thereto.

AMERICA.

SOUTHAMPTON, July 24.

The Adriatic, with New York mails and dates
to the 14th inst., has arrived here. The Adriatic
brings 315 passengers. and 1,122,556 dollars in
specie, of which 250,000 dollars are for England.
She spoke the Vanderbilt 50 miles from New
York, and on the 21st, at 11 p.m., she passed a
fleet in close order of sailing, supposed to be the
convoy of his Royal Highness the Prince of
Wales.

News received from Mexico states that Gen.
Drtega defeated the forces of Ramirez, and had taken
number'of prisoners, as well as artillery and
war materials. Miramon had retreated to Guad-
lager, and was followed by the Liberals.

The news from Havanna was unimportant.
Sugars were firm. Freights declining. Exchange
firm on London, 12t to 131.

NEW YORE, July H.—Stocks better and active.
Flour firm and quiet. Wheat firm ; demand
fair. Pork firm ; sales small.

OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL.
GALWAY, July 24.:

The Prince Albert sailed to-day at 2.30 p.m.,
immediately after taking on board United States
and Newfoundland mails, which arrived at 1.50
Pan. She carries 300 steerage and 46 cabin
passengers.