The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-18 00:00:00

NAPLES.

The two Neapolitan Ministers, charms with
the special mission to Turn, wW also, proceed to
Paris and London.

Tv-Rix, July 17.

Signor Amari has arrived from Sicily. Signori
Manna and Wenspeare, the Neapolitan Plenipo-
tentiaries, were received to day. by Count Cavour.
The news from Naples of the formation of a new
Cabinet, of which the Commander de Martino is a
member, has been confirmed.

N-AFLE,', July 14.

Patrols are constantly, traversing the streets.
The Moderate party is full of apprehensions con-
cerning the future tour o events. An inspec-
tor of the forwner. police was stabbed the day
before yesterday in the Strada de Toledo.

Proclamations of Garibaldi and Settembrini
against the Bourbon dynasty have been distri-
buted here. The first one says—" lam Royalist,
but prefer Victor Emmanuel, who will lead, vs
against the Austrians."

NAPLES, (vip, Turin,), July 17.
A conflictas. token place between the troops
an,d. the people, in consequence, of a popular
manifestation in favour of the refugees who 4t;kd
disembarked at Naples. Several lv.pAkot;s were
killed. The ministry hay, ken, (4S,n*wd ; the
Commander. #4.e-i*rtino, only will remain in the
,hew cabinet. -

THE STATE OF AtTAkirAS lii SYRIA.
. . . AiARSE:ILLES, July 17.
iThe steam, er, with, news from Syria, is expected
here in the .course of the day.

PARTS, July 17.

The Pciti•re P this evening says great agitation
ROAN at Aleppo .and at Killis. Fears were
entertained for the Christian inhabitants of those
towns. The Mutualis at Balbeck, in the paschatik

The celebrated French advocate, Jules Favre,
is a witness in a case now before Sir Cresswell
Cresswell's court.

The following appeared in our later editions of
yesterday :

DREADFUL MASSACRES IN SYRIA.
PARIS, Tuesday.

The Moniteur contains the following despatch
from the French Naval Commander in the
Levant :

BEYROUT, 1 Ith July.

The attack of the Druses on the Christians
at Damascus commenced on the evening of the
9th, where many men were killed, and women
carried off for harems, &c.
It is said that the consulates were burned
down, with the exception of the English con-
sulate. The French, Russian, and Greek consulw
took refuge in the house of Abd-el-Kader.
The attitude of the Turkish authorities was
indecisive, and rather injurious than useful to the
Christians.

3,000 Turkish soldiers arrived to-day.
The fears of the Christians are redoubled, and
the Sultan's commissioners are expected with

impatience.

The Daily News contains further details from
its correspondent at Beyrout. Writing July Ist,
he states, that it was then ascertained that the
Druses burnt and Pillaged no less than 15/
Christian villages singe the 29th May last, while
no less than from, 75,000 to 80,000 Christians
inhabitants of Lebanon, many of whom were at
month ago wealthy men, others in quiet, easy
circumstances, and all strangers to anything like,
poverty or want, are homeless beggars, depengling
on actual charity for their daily brea4. Over
and above the number of Christians shot in, a,ctual
warfare, between 7,000 and 8,000 have. lien.
but3hered, hacked to death would be the. fitter
term, in cold blood by the Drupes; and besides this,
more than 5,000 widows,, who, until this Drus:a
campaign, we Lappy wives and mothers, have
lost their hnftbsnds, fathers, brothers, aP.a all male
Avlativcs, even to the male infants at the breast:
and 1,600 children are now orphans. One writer
says, that all these figures have been very cejefaity
compared. The massacres at Damascus were net
known at this date. The most sicken.--
i,„.6 details
-
are given of the barbarities. inflicted; on all ages
and sexes. The su,pino conduct of the Turkish
authorities has, led to, the. general opinion that
they acting with, the counivauce of the Gov-
eminent at Constantinople, They might have
stopped the bloodshed, pct left, oh all occasions,
the Christians to. liiteir fate. This new outburst
of MahouknOul:l, fanaticism is attributed to a
gokAal, belie.t that the Turkish empire in fast
coning to an end, and that the entire nation will
have to submit to a Christian Power or betake
tbemselycks to Mecca and commence another
:ViCiStem empire.

FOREIGN TRADERS IN RUSSIA:
The Daily News publishes an ukase which; it
says, makes a step towards freedom of tracks mere
important than any that has yet been taken in
Russia for the last thirty or forty years. The•
Emperor sweeps away the whole of the 'disabilities,
hitherto attaching to foreign subjects trading' in
that country. This vexatious character may 13
inferred from the fact that not more than is score
mercantile firms had been able to carry on business
Akithout taking the Russian oath of allegiance.