The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-27 00:00:00

THE FRENCH SQUADRON AT GAETA.

The Mon:tear de la Plotte says§ the French
squadron is still at anchor in front of Gaeta, at a
distance of Ave of riffles froth ?Viola di Gaeta,
.and neatly opposite td thetheatte df the list affair.
Ilieditioh4se siiiiddrdn has ildt approUchtd
nearer Gaeta ; it seems to have
idea of attacking the town by sea.

THE FORICtI)T pAPT,4OVATIO CORPS AT
GA.ETA.:

,!..:
BERLIN, Nov. 2G.

The official Prussian Gazette says :--We learn
that the foreign ambassadors who followed King
Francis to Gaeta, have left that place, and pro-
ceeded to Rome at the express desire of the King,
who wotild riot emposc the diplomatic corps to the
inectifverrien6e of residing ig * besieged town,

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THE rizENcti FUNDS:
PARIS, Nov: 26; 3:45 pan.
The Bourse has been very firm and animated:
Rentes were finally quoted at 70f. 60c., or 500:
higher than oti Sattirday:

DISTURBANCES IN TTIt: NEAPOLITAN
PROVTx CE 3.

MARSEILLES, Nov. 26.

Letters received from Naples, to the 21st inst.,
state that a Garibaldian ilemolstration had taken
place in the Teatro Nuovo. The same advices
state that the barids infesting the Abruzzi had
been increased; partly disbanded royal soldiers,
and partly_ by former. Garibalclians tine. that
scenes of anarchy had occurred in the three towns
of Tagliano, tlelttrio, rind Tagliaeoiio. It is also
stated that these towns had been deidsiated:

THE NEW ORGANISATION OF, THE
NEAPOLITAN PROVINCES.
TURIN, Nov. 26.
.
The uptizzo.ne says the project of Farini for the
division of the gtatte of Maple's into districts has
been. discussed and adoptedtht Lintenancy
Council, the project to be immediately
to the Council of State. The substitution of the
title of King of Italy for that' of King of Sar-
dinia hss hot been delayed by 'diplomatic con--
siderdtinnei buEt .as a mark of respect to the
Italian liarliattient; to Which the ministry will
reserve the right to proclaim Victor Emmanuel
King of Italy. •

SWITZERLAND AND SARDINIA.
BERNE, Nov. 26.

The Sardittian Government, in a note addressed
to the Federal Couneil, prottsts against the
sequestration of churchilrlYportsr lit Ticino, and
demands the re-establishment of tie eidtzte ante.

THE WAR IN CHINA.
FOREIGN OFFICE, Nov. 26.

A telegram has been recei7ed from her
Majesty's Consul at Marseilles, dated this morn-
ing, stating that the allies were within six miles
of Peithi On the 23rd September) that on the
18th and 21st they had completely defeated the
Tartars near Tung- chow ; that Mr. Parkes had
been Made -prisoner and sent to Pekin; and that the
rebels had retired from Shanghai to Hang-chow.

PRINCE ALFlifti.
Prince Alfred has left the Euryalus, and Still
join the St. George, 90 guns, in January, in
order to obtain experience in the navigation of a
larger ship. His new voyage will be to the West
Indies and North America.

THE PORTUGUESE GOVERNMENT AND

SIR C. NAPIER.

The Government has published an order direct-
ing the officers and seamen of the navy to go into
mourning for three days in honour of the late Sir
Charles Napier, who bore the title of Count Saint
Vincent in the peerage of Portugal. A ship of
war is to be called after him in commemoration
of his services during the War of Independence,

THE BOMBAY MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON; Nov. 26:

The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Delta, Captain Field, with the heavy portion of
the above mail, has arrived. She brings 38 pas-
sengers, £4OQ in specie, and a general cargo,
including 1,236 bales of raw silk, value upwards
of £120,000. The Delta left Alexandria on the
11th, Malta 15th, and Gibraltar 20th ,instant.
Gibraltar Exchange on the 19th was quoted 501-;
freights unaltered.

A Cabinet Council was held yesterday afternoon

The following appeared in our later editions o
yesterday

MATH OP THE REV. DR. CROLY. -
This event took. place suddenly on Saturday, while
walking not far from his own house, seemingly in robust
health. He was observed to stagger for a few moments,
and then fall, after which he almost immediately expired.

THE EMPRESS EUGENIE.
The .21roftiteter d yesterday notices in the following
terms the reception which her Imperial Majesty has
received in Scotland. The Moniteur says we are happy
to be able to announce a perceptible amelioration in
the health of the Empress. Her Majesty, in spite of
her extreme desire to keep her incognito, has been
everywhere recognised and welcomed with sentiments
of the most respectful sympathy. At Edinburgh the
Provost presented an address, to her, and a Scotch
regiment marched in front of the hotel in which she
was staying, While the ntilitary band played the air
" Rein° Hortense, " and the crowd that had assembled
from all quarters loudly cheered.

A telegram from St. Petersburg quotes the Exchange
at 36 3-16. The navigation was still open at Cronstadt.
The Rev. F. Temple, head master of the Rugby
Grammar School, preached the sermon before the Court,
at her Majesty's private chapel, yesterday.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts indicate
in some quarters a slackening of enterprise, though there
is scarcely
any exception to the continued report of good
employment for all kinds of labour.
The .Daily News does not make much account of the
Imperial concessions in France, but is glad to see them
made, and hopes they may be turned to the profit of our
neighbours. The Herald's Paris correspondent ascribes
them to an intention of playing off the liberal party
against the clerical party.
The Post remarks that the Imperial dynasty is now
so strong that it has nothing to fear. Popular at once
from the sUccess,tof its foreign policy, its military cam-
paigns, its ecclegiastical repressions, and its commercial
reforms, it has everything
to
conciliation of the people. gain by a more direct
•

COMMERCE BETWEEN BELGIUM AND HOLLAND.
A communication from the Hacrue of the 21st says :-
46 Baron Dujardin, Belgian Minister in this place, has
presented some observations to the Minister of Foreign
Affairs, relative to the bill on the new Customs tarilf,
just presented to the Second Chamber, and particularly
as regards the increase of from 1 to 5 per cent. of the
import duties on cotton fabrics, certain sorts of iron,
nails, and other articles which Belgium exports into
Holland."