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

one of the cities of the Abruzzi, which declares
that whateVer citizens shall be dis Covered to
conspire against the present national movement,
shall be immediately shot! What was barbarous
tyranny with Francis if.; is justifiable ofiruly
on' the part of the dovernMent of Teraino ! This
is not a jot worse than Larooriciere's decrees
against whom the World has raised such a loud
cry of indignation before enquiring whether the
statements- of the journals were inventions or
gross exaggerations. The news from the Ponti-
fical States shew that Cialdini, by a brilliant and
rapid movement of his forces; has outwitted or
rather stole a March or Lamoriciere; by taking
possessinn of a fortnidable position at the Torre
di' Jesi, Osumi, and Cistelladardo,!thtts placing
an insurmountable -barrier between Lamoriciere
and the fortress, as well as cutting oft his retreat
to, RoMe. How Laniorioiere could lie so taken
in' by Cialdini, is to me absolutely incomprehen-
sible. Our latest news, say that the French
generalds at Macerata, and that the corps under
the command of Fanti is marching towards that
Point to attack Lamoriciere, while Cialdini and
and the Sardinian fleet attack Ancona. Spoleto
capitulated on the 17th instant, giving another
600 prisoners to Sardinia, among whom I expect
there are many Pat Mahonys, Jerry Sullivans,
Denis ConnollySi Mick O'Brieris; Teddy Sheas,
Dan Collins, liradys, &c., which names, lam
certain will most awfully stick in the throat, or most
terribly twist the tongue of the poor Piedmontese
sergeant who will be doomed to call over the roll.
Another despatch asserts that Lamoriciere has
made a movement with 9,000 men towards the
Neapolitan frontier, in order to unite his force
with the Neapolitan troops that have remained
faithful to- the King. The governor of Milan,
Cavaliere Massino d'Azeglio, has just sent his
resignation to Cavour. There must lie something
in the atmosphere of Milan which doeS not please
the governors of this city, this being the foiirth
change that has taken phien ill little more than a
year. I
'forgot to mention in my former letter
tExt an extraordinary meeting of the Parliament
of Turin is convoked for the 2nd of October.

LATEST NE WS.

(tiV BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGR /I .)

FRANCE.

PARIS, Septt 42:
The _lfoniteur also, publisher, trie text of the
speech of the Emperor at Algiers.. The Emperor
said---" attention has been
.solely devoted to
for Ward the interests of Algeria, over which
colony Providence has called us to diffuse all the
benefits' of civilisation." The Emperor concluded
by saying—" Peace prevailing in Europe will
permit Prance to display still more generosity
towards her colonies."

PARIS, Sept, 23:
The Moniteur announces the ót their
Majesties at Saint data
Baron Hubner, foraierly Austrian Ambassador
Pari, has arrived' here:

The French Mointeter de la Armee days there
is nothing id the *State a Diropeati politics to
prevent the *al Ski thotiths' furloughs being
gralaed on the ist of October.

DEPARTURE FROM PARIS OF THE
SARDINIAN AMBASSADOR.
The Constitutionnel says the Chevalier de
Nigra, the Sardinian Ambassador, has left Paris.
A secretary will remain to conduct the business
of the Legation.

REPORT OF THE COMMITTEt; ON THE
. STATE OF tHE AUSTRIAN FINANCES.
VIENNA, Sept. 22.
In yesterday's sitting of the Reichsrath the
committee presented its report on the state of the
finances, which it declares to be unfavourable.
The committee also pronounces itself qgainsst pro-
posed conversion of interests.. M. "k, on Plener,
Minister,of Financp., statet that the account given
by the conireittee of the state of finances was exag-
getetd; The Minister, however, acknowledged
the necessity for a change in the' system. M.
Maager said that the question of currency could
only be solved by the creation of proper institu-
tions. Count Rechberg, the Minister for Foreign.
Affairs, declares that the Ministry was not autho-
rised to follow the discussion on that ground.
Count Clam Martinez, the reporter of the com-
mittee, denied that the committee had ta6ii too
gloomy a view of thP. natter, find claimed a
change of the
ttyste& '*hich had been followed
up to the present time. The report of the coin-
Mittee Was in the end unanimously adopted..

PRUSSIA.
COBLENTZ Sept. 22.

Ace-circling to reliable information, Baron Von
Schleinitz will have a conference at this place, on
the 9th of October, with Lord John Russell, who
is to accompany her Majesty Queen Vietdrit.
_....• •

TRE tAtrit ANCoNA.
Detaih arest ll Wanting, but it is certain that
tb.e V*6 antilts displayed equal' courage, and. both
,experienced severe loss. The Piedmontese lines
were formidably established, and the Pontifical
'troops failed in their attempt to force them.
Three times ,they attacked the tosi4tioilt4 at id
three times were compelled to Tall ()licit. it was
on the third•attick Witt the General de Pimodan
received 'Wounds, and expired in the night.
Th 4, town of Ancona being invested both by sea
and land inevitably lost Naples.

NAPLES.
On the 15th, King Francis 11. was at Capita, and
pushed•a reconnaissance almost to r)anta
'Fhe.King's brother) Count de Tran 6, had b4ii to
Senza, occupied by 8,()N itoops, who had
given him an oValicii The Count promised these
h."Ps tptcirly return to Naples, and distributed
some Money among them. Other troops are col-
lected at Vairano, on the road for San Germano,
but desertions are very numerous among them.
The King, besides his Ministry, has now an
official journal, which publishes his decrees.
A letter from Naples, dated the 16th, says the
King's troops and the GaribaktiaAs eioliariged
shots yesterday, at the blaposls near Santa Maria
di Capita whieh town is barricaded and armed.

SICILY.
M. Depretis has withdrawn the 'resignation he
had tendered to Garibaldi, and has returned to
Sicily. -