The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-13 00:00:00

Abruzzi.

FRANCE.

60.
Lrs of
the
male,
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of a
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e

iary
in
rea-

features worthy of remark ; quietness is the.order
of the hour. Rente closed yesterday at 68f. 90c.,
and the 41 per cents. at 97f. sc.

WAVY'.
bbititE'siloioolf.) ,866 itb•A 4 1
• The members of the clergy .of Loretto arc:no,t
the only ones ii ho lulv,el,P!en PIN5Qll4efl;4 dkitifse
Xn! the:. Marches• and the Qbabria the lewcr
order of clergy . hate not exhibited a particle
of enthusiasm in the defence of the Holy
See, and the BiShops have treated them with the
utmost rigour and severity ; but M. Lorenzo
Valerio, the Royal Sardinian Commissioner has;
in the meantime, interposed to the relief of the
suspended priests, by granting each of them a
small pension. of 9t f. a itionth:
The Piedmontese party in the Sacred cdilbge
of Cardinals continues -to increase in numbers
and strength,oand Piuq, I. himself; is on the point
bf giving up. in titter Catkolic
volunteers are; hoyvetel; eatiSttintly atriving,froin
Vi•ance in considerable numbers. On the 25th of
. last month, 20 such arrived, and were presented
b 3 .the brother ,of bile devoted Princess Aldpbraul.
. Ito the who tper, milst
but) inoSt sadly— ithal liafe et:au here to
do P Alas! don't you see that all is lost ?"
Nevertheless, since the arrival of the Queen
Dowager of Naples, and of a Spanish general who
escorted her Majesty
.to Rome, the party entete in
the Sacred College is less conciliatory towards
their adversaries than ever; and they are weak
thoiigh to indulge in Old bhdotir,oing
divaths the great things in • the way of
teaction iVhieh are to be
,accomplished by. the
_l4,,T'eap.olitail;soldie6 Who have taken retnge in the
Rtrn:States.
soidierphavebeen- sent hack by their
patrons into their own country with private
instructions. They are, to: place themselves under
:the orders of certain partisans of the fallen
dynasty -and, low-class agents, whom they will be
enabled to recognise by masonic signs. The
Money for the payment of these men, and to incite
them to serve the good. cause," is supplied by a
certain well-known Marquis, brit it is understood
that the funds originate in Spain. it is by the aid
thits furnished that the Legitiiiii'st Party in this
fitiarter has managekto set
,agoing the insurrec-
tions Which have made such considerable progress
in the Abruzzi, but suck azi epqTri,ve, process
canupt,l Joni: .when the supplies of pone
are stopped, the supply of insurgents Will pro-
bably stop also.

LATEST NEWS.

(BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)

PARIS, Dec. 12.

The Moniteur publishes a decree fixing the
duty on dry vegetables and their farina at 25
centimes per 100 kilogrammes, -whether imported
into. France by sea or land in Fiencli of foreign
vessels) until the :-Oth Septerflrr,, not. The
Vessels Wll.te _free rrom,teniuigt
Sinbe the kit amnesty of August, 1859, one
hewspaper has been suppressed, one hai been
suspended, and 130 warnings have been inflicted.
The latter are done away with by the decree of
Tuesday.
THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Dec. 12, 3.40 p.m.

The Bourse heavy, and little business done.
Rentes closed at 68f. 85c., or 6c. lower than
yesterday:

THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON AND ITALY.

It is reported that M. Fould, the Ex-Minister,
is going to Italy on a secret mission.
There is also a rumour that the Emperor wishes
to bring the Villafranca scheme before a, congress;
pointing out the anarchy in the t*d Sidilies, an
anarchy which the Paris letter of the Daily News
says is probably purposely exaggerated, and the
courageous resistance of Francis 11. as evidence
that Italian unity is a chimera.

ITALY.
PERUGIA, Dec. 12.
The religious orders have been suppressed, and
the convents closed. Other measures in favour
of public instruction and charity have also been
decreed.
The state of things at Naples has improved.

THE ROMAN STATES.
itoME, Dec. 9.
General thiyoh is hipecting orders from Paris
to odblipy brVieto.
The band of volunteers. commanded by Colonel
Masi, has invaded Onario.
The Pope is dissatisfied with the conduct of
several Bishops of Umbria
The Papal party in Rome is much discouraged.
Mgr. Merode is occupied with the formation of
the new army.

SIEGE OF GAETA.
A letter from Gaeta, dated the 4th, says the
besiegers were showing more activity. They
had got eighty of the Cavilli guns in position,
and had received a reinforcement of 3,000 men
from Naples. On Sunday, the 2nd instant, shells
AI large dithensions were fired from, rifled cannon,
inch one burst over the Orlando Tower, which is
a long- range. Four men were wounded.

THE ABRUZZI INSURRECTION.
The infliction of capital punishment has not
arrested the reactionary movements in the

SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, Dec. 12.

According to private advices received here,
General Michel-is to make the necessary arrange-
ments for disbanding the foreign battalions sent
from Gaeta to the Papal States by King
Francis 11.

AUSTRIA.
VIENNA, Dec. 12.
The official Wiener Zeitung of to-day announces
the appointment of Field-Marshal Lieutenants
Von Schmerling and Mertens as substitutes of the
Minister for War.
Count Emmerichs Miko has been provisionally
appointed President of the Stadtholdership of
Transylvania.

CTATE OF HUNGARY.
The Hamburg Boersenkalie says that the news
from Austria, and especially from Hungary, is so
serious that it hesitates to publish it. It states,
on the authority of a Berlin letter, that in
Hungary the Germans consider the explosion of
an organised revolution simply a question of
wan NVJ.O Lc., 4„, Vt..itutitv.
The Italians, will conquer Venetia in
Huu~csa j.
A comm.. site two nations is
believed in at Vienna. On the first indication of
a serious complication Russia will concentrate a
great portion of her disposable army in Poland and
on the Hungarian frontier, and will take position
on the whole frontier line of that country.