The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-19 00:00:00

SICILY.

The Opinion Nationale publishes a message,
dated Messina, 15th instant, stating that Gari-
baldi had joined Colonel Medici at the village of
Barcelona with 3,000 volunteers. Colonel Bosco
had made a sortie from Messina with 4,000 men
and three guns. An engagement between the
two armies was imminent.

MILITARY RIOT AT NAPLES.
FLORENCE, July 18.

The Nazione, of Florence, says that at Naples,
on the evening of the 15th instant, the Royal
Guards committed violent excesses against the
inhabitants, shouting at the time " Viva it Re."
Several persons were killed, and fifty wounded.
An inquiry has commenced. The King has
visited the barracks, and used energetic language
to the troops. The people are quiet, but irritated.

PARIS, July 18.

Despatches received from Naples to the 17th
instant, give details of the conflict which took
place in that city on the 15th instant, stating
that it was provoked by soldiers of the Royal
Guard, who shouted the " King for ever ! Down
with the Constitution." Notwithstanding this
demonstration, the King adhered to constitutional
principles, and the ministers, therefore, consented
to. remain in office.

BOMBAY, CALCUTTA, AND CHINA MAILS.
The Bombay, with the Bombay mails, left Aden
for Suez on the 4th instant. The Simla, with the
Calcutta and China mails, due in London on the
the 27th, left Aden for Suez on the 9th instant,
three days before due.

The Pera, from Southampton on the 4th,
reached Malta on the 12th instant, at 11 p.m.

CHINA.

A telegram, in anticipation of the mail which
left Aden for Suez on the 9th instant, states that
the Chinese Exchalges are unaltered, and that
hostilities in China are certain to commence.

INDIA.

BoMBAY, June 22.

A )arge meeting of the natives has been held
voting an address of sympathy to Sir Charles

Trevelyan.
News has been received here from Zanzibar
that a French frigate, on being refused certain
-
concessions, fired upon the town and landed

The Itnaum then surrendered.

marines.

BOMBAY MAILS.

The Valetta with the above mails arrived at
930 p.m- Mails will leave for London at 10 30

p.m.

AMERICA.

LONDONDERRY, Wednesday Evening.

The steamer Melita, from Quebec on the ith
instant, arrived at Moville at three p.m. She
landed all the mails, and proceeded to Liverpool
immediately. The steamers Persia and Fulton
had arrived out.

A very large meeting of citizens took place in
the Music Hall, Quebec, at which 11,000 was
voted for fireworks and other out-door fetes for
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the entertainment of the Prince of Wales.

FAYETTEVILLE, July s.—The telegraph line was
completed in this place yesterday.
The Californian overland mail, with San Fran-
cisco dates of the 15th ult., arrived. The mail is
the largest that has yet been brought. Excite-
ment in Arizona, in regard to the gold discoveries
in the Meymbrie, continues.
CHICAGO, July 5. —The heaviest rain and
thunder-storn that ever visited that portion of
the State passed over Peoria on Sunday night,
doing a large amount of damage, which is expected
to reach 550,000. The cube of the two Mexican
steamers—the General Mammon and Marques de
la Habana—recently captured by the United
States:frigate Saratoga, wag tried before Judge
M'Caleb, of the United Statos Circuit Court at
New Orleans, and, after a full hearing of the
evidence, decided that the steamers were not
lawful prizes, and ordered them to be released.
SAN FRANCISCO, June 15.—Trade was without
particular movement. Market., unchanged. The
Pacific and Atlantic Telegraph Company are com-
mencing operations at Los A.ngelos, so as to meet
the line extending from Nizalia, on the Butter-
field route. The company state that a continu-
ous line from San Francisco to Los Angeles, 480
miles, will be in operation by the middle of July.
The harvest of grain has commenced, and all
accounts are extremely favourable. The wheat
and barley crops will be exceedingly large.