The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-30 00:00:00

THE CIIILD'S APPEAL.

• . Mother, shall we be hungry still,
Now that the spring is coming':
The show is gone from wood and hill,
And flowers will soon be blooming.
Oh ! last winter; I remember
When the snow lay thick and deep,
In that, long and cold December
You did nought but wake and weep.
And, mother, it is always so, •
Whenever winter is here,
Whene'cr the ground is spread with snow,
Bitter hunger, too, is near.
And if veto would but speak to father •
To the ale-houh-e not to go,
For, oh! I'm sure he'd rather
We had bread when there was snow.
For all the money that he spends ,
For every gla,s of beer
• Would lien the warm bright summer ends,
Keep want from entering here.
So, mother, ask hint to refrain,
And to stop at home at night; •
(And make the house look bright 'again
With a warm and cheering light.)
• And, if he only will,
We'll have food Within our homes :
The snow may lie on wood and hill,
We'll not fear when winter comes. H. C.

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LATEST NEWS.

(BY BRITISIS AND IRISii MAGNETIC TELEGRAPII.)

TIIE NEAPOLITAN PROVINCES.
NAPLES (an Marseilles), Jan. 26.
The district surrounding Chieti has been tran-
Yighting continues in other parts of
the Appenines.
The city of Naples is more tranquil. The
police have prohibited political demonstrations.

THE SIEGE OF GAETA.
BERNE, Jim. 29.

The Federal Council has received official infor-
mation stating that the siege of Gaeta is proceed-
ing favourably for the Sardinians. The Italian
fleet has suffered but little damage from the fir©
of the besieged.

The insurrection in the Abruzzi has been sup-
pressed.

RUMOURED SURRENDER OF GAETA.
NAPLES, Jan. 28.

A flag of truce was yesterday sent from Gaeta,
to the fleet. An Italian steamer immediately
proceeded to the fortress, and the firing was after-
wards suspended on both sides. Deserters from
the Bourbon. army speak of a project to surrender
Gaeta. The fire of the Cavalli cannons has been
marvelloug.:

The elections in the Provinces are favourable
for the Ministry.

ROME.

l'omElpicz Marseilles), Jan. 25.
The official Giorpaledißoma mentions several
villages near Asedi, which it states have been
destroyed.

ROME, lan. 26.
The Pontifical Zouaves, favoured by the night,
attacked the Sardinian_ Volunteers at Correse.

Two' Sardinians' were killed and six wounded.
Fifty were made prisoners, and were conveyed
to-day to Rome. The Piedmontese at Correa&
have been since reinforced.
The Sardinians are also threatening the pro-
vince of Frosinone. The reactionary bands 011
the frontiers arc in consequence greatly dis-
couraged, and are being pursued, betrayed, and,
left entirely destitute of money and arms.

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THE DAILY TIMES, WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 30, Is6l.