The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-09 00:00:00

NAPLES.-SIEGE OF CAPUA.

NAPLES (vid Genoa), Oct. 4.
Yesterday the Royal troops made a sortie, in
order to support a column of Bavarians, whose
retreat had been cut off by the Garibaldians.
The Royal troops were repulsed. A report is
current that Capua has surrendered, and that
the Royalists are • retiring. towards Gaeta. The
minitier df troops made prischlers iri the battle en
the Volturno is 5,000. The Ministers have waited
on Garibaldi and declared that they would re-
main in office if the Dictator accepts the pro-
gramme they are about to present.

ADDITIONAL MILITARY PREPARATIONS
BY SARDINIA. BOMBARDMENT OF
CAPUA BY THE GARIBALDIANS.
Oct S.
The Patric says, according to despatches re-
ceived from Italy, considerable military prepara-
tions are being made in Sardinia, as well as in

Venetia.
The Patrie also publishes, under reserve, a
rumour to the effect that the bombardment of
Capita commenced on the sth instant, and that
the Garibaldians had taken the south bastion.

THE WARSAW INTERVIEW.
PAitig, Ott: 8:

The Patrie announces that M. de Kisseleff will
leave- to-morrow for Warsaw, and says M. de
Lachowarloff will not leave until Thursday next.
It is asserted that M. de Balabine will not pro-
ceed to Warsaw.

VIENNA, Oct. 8.

It is asserted that at the interview at Warsaw,
the basis of the programme for the future con-
gress on Italian affairs *III be exantinedi and
afterwards submitted for approval to France and
England.

ST. PETERSBURG, OCt. 8.

Count Thun and Baron Bismark Schcenhausen,
the Ambassadors of Austria, and R,rnssiti. •at the
Russian Conrt; *ill iiioCeed to Warsaw to be
present at the interview of the Sovereigns.

PALERMO (vid Cagliari), Oct. 5.
The pro-Dictator has issued a decree convoking
the Electoral Colleges for the 21st October, when
they will proceed to the nomination of deputies.
Another decree will indicate the day upon which
the deputies will assemble at Palermo,

SARTii 7 Al CI AM
rit,PodB AL Bi- THEBEIM TO POSTPONE THE ANNEXATION
OF THE TWO SICILIES.

TURIN, Oct, 8.
General Lamoriciere has arrived at Genoa, and
is lodged in the Royal Palace. In 4,B7day+A
sitting of the Charliber of beptities; Signot
F,errari Spoke against the laws of annexation.
Ile said no difference exists between Upper and
Lower Italy ; everbody wishes Italy to be free.
This idea animates both Garibaldi and King
Victor Emmanuel : the difference between them
exists in its realisation. In delivering Upper
Italy, Piedmont imposed upon that. country
her laws, her capital, and her administra-
tion. Piedmont has made Upper Italy
Piedmontese. According to historical tradition
the opinion of Balbo acid
capital lags . and adininistratithi of Naples are
siiperior those of Sardinia. - the Two Sicilies
cannot lie unconditionally, annexed to Piedniont._
To enforce their immediate annexation would be
to act with ingratitude towards Garibaldi. who
desires to defer this measure. Neither is there
any • urgent necessity for it, as anarchy does not
exist in the Two Sicilies. Upon the question
of confidence in the ministry, Signor Ferrari said
he was opposed to Count Cavour, whom he stated
to be unequal to the situation, because he would
not attack Rome and Venice, Signor Ferrari
then eßpressed his apprehensionsthat France.
.Nrotila in time absorb Italy.. Ile concluded .by
eulogising at length the project of an Italian
confederation, which, he declared, could alone
save Italy: Signor Thiggio remarked upon the
present polity of Sardinia, and said, thanks to
the patriotism of Charles Albert and Victor
Etnmanuel, the initiative in favour of Italian
unity was taken by Sardinia ; but the national
sentiment has germinated in our country by the
influence of the exiles, the elite of whom have
come to disSeminate it tlirOngliout the Italian
territory.
The rise in Sardinian Rentes continues.

FRANCE.
The Government has interdicted a public
subscription for a sword to be presented to
Lamoriciere by his Legitimist friends.

THE ADRIATIC.
THE LIGHTHOUSES ON
The maritime assurance companies have, on
account of the extinction of the lights on the
coasts of the Adriatic by the Austrians, increased
their charge for insuring for that sea per cent.

FRENCH NATIONAL SHOOTING MATCH,
The French national shooting match emu_
menced on Sunday at Vincennes, and created
very little interest at Paris. The correspondent
of the Daily News says that the general public
was represented by about twenty persons.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Oct. 6, 4 5 p.m.
The Bourse remains very dull and heavy.
Rentes closed at 69f., or 10 cents. lower than
Saturday.