The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-19 00:00:00

GARIBALDI'S FUTURE.

The Patrie says that as soon as the annexation
of the Two Sicilies to Piedmont is proclaimed
Garibaldi will resign all political power, but that
he will assume the title and functions of com-
mander-in-chief of the land. and sea forces of
Southern Italy, will thenceforth occupy himself
exclusively in preparations for carrying on war
next spring, and that he intends to make an
appeal to all Europe to send him volunteers.

MOVEMENTS OF AUSTRIAN AND PIED-
MONTESE TROOPS.-- CROSSING OF THE
RIVER PO BY 4,000 AUSTRIANS.
PARIS, Oct. 18.
The Petrie announces the concentration of
Austrian troops on the frontiers, which, it says,
has caused a similar concentration of Piedmonteso
troops.
The Presse asserts that information was
received yesterday, at Turin, that 4,000 Austrians
from Mantua had crossed the Po, and taken up
their quarters at Revere, which town is still
under Austrian dominion. The Presse adds that
this news has produced a sensation at Turin.
ituown, A. A...JUL/1a •
It appears to be generally admitted in the
continental journals that Russia and Prussia have
not aff yet protested against the entry of Pied-
montese troops into the Kingdom of Naples. It is
thought that such an act, if it takes place, will be
after the interview at Warsaw.

RUMOURED CONCLUSION OF PEACE
WITH CHINA.
The Petrie states that Mr. Bruce, the English
Minister at China, had received a despatch an-
nouncing that the Emperor of China would be
disposed to conclude peace with the Allies, after
the capture of the Peiho.

The following appeared in our later editions of
yesterday :
GENERAL LAMORICIERE.
The journal of Rome will, it is said, soon con-
tain an answer to the paragraph in the 3foniteur,
which denied the existence of the French despatch
which misled Lamoriciere. The best answer
would be the despatch itself.

THE POPE.
The Ti►ues Paris correspondent says, the
departure of the Numio is considered to be the
forerunner of the Pope's quitting Rome. To an
Irish ecclesiastic his Holiness declared, about a
fortnight ago, that he considered himself nearly
a prisoner.

CLERICAL AGITATION IN FRANCE.
The Paris correspondent of the Times states
that seldom has the spirit of hostility been so
general in the Church of France, and never has
it more boldly displayed itself. Pastorals, circu-
lars, allocutions, and sermons, denounce and all
butimplore Divine vengeance on the invaders
of the Papal State, and by implications on the
Emperor. The whole prelacy is roused from one
end of the country to the other, and there is not
a village curate but recounts to his rustic flock
the terrible denunciation of his superiors. The
writer adds, the imperial authority is too firmly
rooted to care much what priests, bishops, or
even popes think, say, or do, and his Majesty
must feel relief at being •able to display his real
feeling.

Her Majesty and the Court arrived at Windsor Castle
at 7.40 on Wednesday night. The Queen has recovered
from her indisposition.
Count de Persigny, French Ambassador at the Court
of St. James, disembarked at Calais on Wednesday, and
travelled on to Paris.
The price of indigo in the London market on Wed-
desday was not affected by the unfavourable accounts by
the Calcutta mail.
The Post authoritatively
~states that the French
Government refuses to recognise the blockade of Gaeta.
Russia and Prussia have adopted the same course.
Fears are entertained that four large Baltic steamers
went down i..a the late gale. Twenty guineas premium
were offered on Monday on one or more of them, but
the rate was refused.
The appeal in the case of the Rev. Mr. Neil, who
lately prosecuted two persons for singing in a church-
yaid at a funeral, was, on Wednesday, quashed at the
Norfolk Quarter Sessions.
The abolition of the Stade dues is on the eve of
settlement. The sum to be paid to Hanover is £460,006,
towards which England and Hamburg will
L 153,000 each, and the
by other
interested. remainder supply
States
The Herald considers that even if any change at all
is necessary in the Bank rate the case would be met by
an increase of Vet cent. The pressure at the Bank
for money on W nesday was, however, greater than on
the two precious days.