The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-29 00:00:00

GARIBALDI AND THE VENETIANS.

Garibaldi has complied with the request of a
deputation of Venetians, who sought permission
to publish at Naples a journal to excite the people
of Venetia to a general rising ; and he caused his
reply to be published in the official journal of
Naples. He told the deputation that the present
war was the only national one which could give
them •-a country—" Oir battles are so many
marches, in our progress to the Alps, on the
summit of which alone we will stop." He autho-
rised them to act as an association, for the
purpose of electing subsidies for all kinds of
insurrectional war-making for their common
deliverance.

THE PAPAL QUESTION.
The Globe in a leader on Italy, .remarks that
;he Italian question is fast narrowing down to
he Papal question.

THE IRISH BRIGADE.
A letter in the Paris Unione, states that in
Perugia, 30 Irish were killed out of 260.
The Paris correspondent of the Globe says that
at Montefiascone, out of 70 killed in the Papal
ranks defending that town, eight were Irish.

THE WARSAW MEETING.
A letter from Berlin, says the Ambassadors of
Russia at the courts of Berlin and Vienna, have
been ordered to proceed to Warsaw, before the
arrival of the sovereigns, as Prince Gortschakoff
wishes to see them before the arrival of the
Prime Ministers of Austria and Prussia.

ENGLAND AND SARDINIA.
IMPORTANT DIPLOMATIC NOTE.

The Cologne Gazette publishes the text of a
note, addressed under date of Aug. 31, by Lord
.f. Russell to Sir James Hudson, the British
Minister at Turin. The Secretary for Foreign
Affairs expresses the fear that the attacks against
the Roman States and the Kingdom of Naples
may lead to an attack upon the.-possessions of
Austria in Venetia. If, says the despatch, the
King of Piedmont was at liberty not to accept
the preliminaries of Villafranca and the treaty of
Zurich, now that he has pledged his word, he is
no longg at liberty to attack a nation with which
he has promised to live in peace and friendship.
Should such a fact occur Italy would again be
exposed to all the chances of uncertainty.

AUSTRALIA.
The Dover Castle, from Melbourne in ninety-
five days, has arrived off Portsmouth. She lauded
mails, and proceeded for the East India Docks,
with '57,036 ounces of gold valued at 1228,000.

pRQTEST OF THE PONTIFICAL
0 OVERN4 ENT.
The official journal of Rome publishes a formal
protest of Cardinal Antonelli against the invasion
of the, Roman States. It is addressed to the
representatives of all foreign Powers at Rome,
and is dated the 18th instant.

MOVEIVIENTS OF THE PIEDMONTESE
ARMY IN THE ROMAN STATES.
On the 25th the report reached Turin that the
Piedmontese army had entered the Patrimony of
St. Peter, and that the French were concentrating
at Rome and Civita Vecchia. A formal order has
been given to the Piedmontese commanders not
only to avoid any conflict with the French, but
even any discussion on any point whatsopver
with the Frenetj oommaroe-cA.

MEETING OF THE SARDINIAN
CHAMBERS.
When the Senate and Chambers meet, on
Tuesday next, they will receive a communication
from the Government. As yet the greater por-
tion of the deputies show a disposition to support
the Ministry, but in political assemblies opposi-
tion often starts up unexpectedly.

ADVANCE OF THE PIEDMONTESE
ARMY TO NAPLES.
Once Ancona is taken, and it cannot hold out
long, Fanti's army will concentrate in the frontier
of Naples, and it will cross it at the first call of
the population. The general opinion 4 Tgri4 is
that if Garibaldi does not sliceeed in tittir4g Gaeta
Vailti's army will do it; but this is opiy a rumour.