The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-17 00:00:00

NAPLES.

NAPLES, Dee. 13.
The mobilised national guard, destined for
Upper Italy, has been organised.
The Naples journals highly approve the project
of the minister Minglietti, who aims at admini-
strative decentralisation.
It is said that 2,000 Pontifical troops are about
to march against the town of Ponte Corvo, to
overthrow the provisional government established
there in the name of King Victor Emmanuel.
Fresh reinforcements of Sardinian troops are
expected. The steamer Dora having on board
750 Garibaldians, has been lost near Terracina.
The Garibaldians are supposed to have been saved.
General Dunn, on whose life an attempt was
lately made, is still alive.

GAETA.
SUSPENSION OF HOSTILITIES.

NAPLES (via Marseilles), Dec. 7.
France has succeeded in inducing the bellige-
rents to consent to a suspension of hostilities, in
order that negotiations for the surrender of
Gaeta may be entered upon. Victor Emmanuel
only contests the condition which entitles Francis
11. to send a representative to plead his cause at
a future congress.

SWITZERLAND.
BERNE, Dec. 16.

Yesterday, the President of the Federal Council,
in reply to the interpellation of M. Almeras, said
the policy of the Federal Council in reference to
Savoy was, and remains, passively to await direct
negotiations with France.

THE CESSION OF VENETIA.
MILAN, Dec. 16.

The Perseveranza of to-day publishes the entire
pamphlet "The Emperor Francis Joseph and
Europe," the publication of which has been
announced in Paris. The author of the pamphlet
laments the state of things in Venetia, and says
it is impossible to stop the Italian movement,
which aims at its deliverance. The possession of
Venetia is the permanent cause of the financial
and military weakness of Austria. The treaty of
Campo Formio disposed of Venice against law
and right. The sacrifice of Lombardy was more
injurious to Austria than would be the loss of
Venice. The author concludes that the interest
of the peace of Europe. demands the cession of
Venetia by means of compensation, as the only
solution of the question, and that Europe would
be grateful to the Emperor of Austria for such a
solution.

SARDINIA.
TURIN, Dec. 16.
A despatch from Naples, dated to-day, asserts
that the French fleet will soon leave Gaeta.

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Dec. 15.

The Wiener Zeitung contains four imperial
autograph letters, dated the 13th instant. The
first relieves Count Goluchowski of his functions
as Minister of the Interior; the second appoints
Baron Schmerling Minister of the Interior; the
third nominates Herr Von Plener Minister of the
Finances ; the fourth confers the Grand Cross of
the Order of St. Stephen on Counts Rechberg
and Goluchowski.

VIENNA, Dec. 16.

The Wiener Zeitung of to-day gives a denial
to the news published by the Presse on Friday
last (the 13th of December), concerning the
resignation of Baron Hay, Chancellor of Hun-
gary ; and, also, the news published by the same
journal, that a conference had taken place at the
Hungarian Court of Chancery on the subject of
the late events in Pesth, and the question of the
refugees. The Vienna journals announce that a
Servian. deputation, headed by the patriarch
Rijasi, will shortly arrive in Vienna, in order to
lay before the Emperor personally, the wishes of
his Servian subjects.