The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-24 00:00:00

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA. Sept. 23.
In yesterday's sitting of the Iteichsrath, Count
Clam Martinez declared that the laws concerning
the public press are not satisfactory, and pro-
posed the insertion of a demand for their revisal
in the reports of the committee. The majority of
the committee agreed to this proposition. The

reports of the majority and the minority of the
committee were then read by the reporters. Count
Szeesen declared that the cause of all the evils in
Austria 'was to be fotirid in the system of govern-
ment. It is tit,* absolutely necessary to satisfy
the *atits of each,
,protitice, based as they are
Upon political and istorical right. the question
of Hungary espeCially demands a soliition. It is
the duty of the Council of the Empire to discover
what way the individuality of the province can
be re-established, without disturbing the union of
the different parts of the Empire. The applica-
tion of this project to each single province should
be arranged between the Sovereign and the pro-
vincial Diets. M. Heyn then justified the view
taken the Minority of the committee, and said
that if the majority would state their intentions
more distinctly, an Understanding with the Mi-
nority might then perhaps be possible. He e/t-
-pres.sed a hope that the majority *mild adopt the
concluding words of the minority's report, Which
proposes as the programme for the political teor;.
ganisation of Austfiti the unity Of the enipiie,
and, as much as possible, the atitononiy of each
province.

OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL,

QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 23.

The r.m.s.s. Canada arrived here at 3.30 p.m.,
embarked mails and passengers, and proceeded
for Halifax and Boston at 5.30 p.m., all well.

11-1 E BOMBAY MAILS.
01.117:1AMPTON, Sept. 23.
The Peninsular add Oriental Company's steamier
Ellora, Captain Joy, with the heavy portion of
the Bombay mails, has arrived. She brings 40
passengers, £5OO in specie, and a cargo, including
654 bales, value £66,000. The Ellora sailed from
Alexandria on the 10th, Malta on the 14th, and
Gibraltar on the 18th inst. Gibraltar exchange
on London quoted at 501; Paris, 5.33; Genoa,
5.33.

PENINSULAR MAIL.
SoUtfAMPTON, Sept. 21.
The Penizitxilar and Otiental Steatti Nevi a=
tion steamer Tagils, Captain Babot,
has arrived. She brings eight boxes of specie;
value £3,340. The Tagus sailed froni Lisbon on
the 17th, Oporto 18th, and Vigo 18th. The
r.m.s.s. Oneida, with the outward Brazil mail of
the 9th, arrived at Lisbon on the 14th at seven
a.m., and sailed again at six p.m. for Rio Janeiro.
Lisbon exchanges were quoted, on the 17th inst.,
on London, 64i- ; Paris, of. 28c.; Amsterdam,
421 ; Hamburg, 48 ; Genoa, Of. 26c. ; Rentes, 3
per cent., 471 to 471 ; Coupons, 4,3 ; Deferred,
35-S ; Lisbon Bank share!;;. $O5 OpOtiO
Commerciattank Sliares; ?d p 1 and Oporto
Mercantile Bank Sliaies, 261 milreis.

The following appeared in our later editions of
Saturday :
MOUNTED VOLUNTEER CORPS.

Her Majesty's Government being anxious to
encourage the formation of mounted rifle volun-
teer corps, the Secretary of State for War has
addressed the lords-lieutenant of the different
counties in England and Wales on the subject.