The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-23 00:00:00

ROME.

A letter of the 14th says that the police hid
found on some of the walls of Roe placards
bearing the inscription, " Vive -Henry V." They
are supposed to emattate from enemies of the Papal
Government, who hope to compromise it by lead
ing France to believe that Rome is the centre of
a Legitimist conspiracy.
A letter from Rome, in the Pattie, says that
General Lamoriciere has issued an order of the
day, announcing that the moment for marching
roaches. The eilerny, he
against the enemy approaches.
says, is numerous; but vfei itimph because
is ho y.
the cause We d4""1,

GAZETTE NEWS.
WAR OFFICE, tltille 22.
Coldstream Regiment of Foot Guards—Oeneral
L.rd oycie, G•C•li., from the 93rd Highlanders,
to be Colonel, vice Field-Marshal the Earl of
Strafford, G.C.8., deceased,

BERWICK ELECTION ENQUIRY.
The Quee4 has been pleased to appoint James
Vaughan, Esq.; Thomas Unwin. Barstow, Esq. ;
and Franklin Lushington, Esq., to be Commis-
sioners, for the purpose of making inquiry into

the existence of bribery at the last election for
the town of Berwick-upon-Tweed.

A great improvement in the weather too
place in London yesterday, the temperature
being higher, and the barometer rising.

A few days ago, in consequence of the pro-
longed unseasonable weather in France, the
Bishop of Rennes ordered prayers to be offered
up in his diocese for a more favourable tem-
perature.

The Opinione Nationale says that Garibaldi
will soon be at the head of 40,000 men.
The damage occasioned by the bombardment
of Palermo is estimated by the journals of that
place at X 10,000,000 sterling. • .o!..l,..otiGkik-

The leading journals of Genoa annoance that
the Sicilian Government at Palermo has seat
Count Amari to Turin as Special Envoy to the
Court of Victor Emmanuel.

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It has been decreed that the damage caused to
properties in Sicily by the Bourbon troops shall
be estimated by juries and paid as soon as pos,
sible, the expenses being carried to the debit of
the State.

The Privy Council have yesterday granted an
order, the effect of which is that a monition of
1857 to the churchwardens of St. Barnabas,
Pimlico, will now be addressed to the- present
churchwardens. •

The following appeared in our later editions of
yesterday :

THE GREAT EASTERN.

The great ship was passed at 3.30 a.m. on'
Monday, off Scilly Islands, bearing north, distant
about fourteen miles. She was going ahead
majestically and very fast, and must have had a
very fine time away.

INAUGURATION OF THE NATIONAL RIFLE

ASSOCIATION BY HER MAJESTY.
THE VOLUNTEER REVIEW.

A notice has been issued by the War Office,
showing the distribution and the positions of the
corps at the review to-morrow. The whole force
will compose two divisions, each consisting of four
brigades. In addition there will be a brigade of
artillery. A large number of Volunteer Corps
from the provinces will take part in _ the royal
review ; they comprise the 2nd Durham Artillery,
Rifle Corps from Bristol, Gloucester, Stroud, Bath;
Birmingham, Coventry, Warwick, Stratford, the
24th, 2Sth, and 4th Lancashire from Manchester,
and corps from Nottingham, Sheffield, Worcester„
Derby, Burton-on-Trent, and a lare number of
other corps from various places. The total force
on the ground will be 20,000 men. - -
The War-office notico requires officera com-
manding corps to warn their men that spontaneous
cheering is forbidden, and that their marching
and demeanour must be orderly and soldierlike.
Care is to be taken that the dress and appointments.
of the volunteers in their respective corps are tu
be uniform. If great coats are carried by corps,
they are to be folded regimentally, and not to be
worn at any time during the review. The bands of
volunteer corps will not play during the review.

A banquet was given at the London Tavern,:
last night, to M. de la Rive, the Swiss Minister.
The Times publishes two letters addressed by -
Father Clery to Mr. Vansittart, for the purpose of•
enabling the public to decide on the value of the
reverend gentleman's repudiation of proselytism..
in the Norwich case.

IMPERIAL WRLIAMEN'Te

HOUSE OF LORDS. v -EBTERDAY. • ,
The Lou, CUANCELLOR moved that the Law and Equity
be referred to a select committee, to consider the objectiout
entertaised against it by the equity judges. .
Lord Lyiroutrusr supported the motion.
Lord ST. LEONARDS opposed it. The common law judges,
had neither the time nor knowledge necessary for the ditties
sought to be imposed on them.
After some debate, the motion was agreed to. .
some bills were advanced, and their lordships adjourned
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a quarter past seven.