The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-06 00:00:00

SARDINIA.

TURIN, Oct. G.

In to-day's sitting of the Chamber of Deputies,
Signor Cadello demanded the production of all
documents relating to the entry of the Sardinian
troops into the Marches and Umbria. Count
Cavour refuSed to comply, and said that • the
consideration of the diplomatic question arising
from that affair "had scarcely commenced. The
victory of Garibaldi has not, yet been confirmed.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Oct. 5, 3 4& p.m.
Bourse dull and heavy, the final quotation of
of Rens 69f. 20c., or same as yesterday.

• - THE STATE OF-ROME.
• •-The Times .quotes a , letter, dated Rome, 27th
only eighteen miles from Rome;
was anxious to throw off the Papal Government.
M.. de Merode still thought' of resisting. He
obtained an order &mil' the Po;'c by which all the
gendarmes were placed at his disposal, and he
inuiviliately ordered a portion to Velletri. Some
of the officers 'tendered their resignation; arid the
men were diSsatisfied, Monsignor Matteucci
protested, and declared he could not keep order
'at "Itome Without the, 'gendarmes.. .To prevent
the • free 'corpS and Piedmontese approaching
-Rome on the Tivoli side, Merode ordered an arch
of the bridge at Lucano to be destroyed. The
destruction of an arch of the bridge at Tivoli was
prevented by the people. -„ , •
A despatch; dated. the evening' of the 27th,
states that the idea, of the Papal gendarmes
.making a stand at Velletri bad been abandoned.
Mon ignor Caputa, of the order of Dominicans,
has published a solemn declaration of adhesion to
the Government of Garibaldi.
Tl,e revolutionary party are,,convinced that the
Pied;nontese will enter -Home, and have prepared
triediored cockades and flags. • The situation is
described as becoming daily more serious.
The Pope's exchequer was empty, but several
millions of francs Were,expected from.Spain.‘ lie.
must depend on the faithful. .
'Above one million dnd a half of, inhabitants
hive now been withdrawn from the temporal
sway of the Pope. •
ROME, Oct S.
. .'Placards,: announcing, the taking of Ancona,
have been posted up in different parts of Rome.
The city was yesterday evening illuminated with
Bengal fire, in honour of the event. The Papal
Government is making fresh enrolments, and
proniises large rewards. The Papal troops who
still remain faithful, are concentrated at Tivoli.
The column of General Masi is concentrated at
Poen. The French occupy. Comareo, Rome,
Corr Jto, and Civita Vecchia. • ' •

AUSTRIA.,
t . VIENNA, OCt. 0.
C' unt Giorgi has been sent to Bosnia in the
quay .ty of agent and Consul-General of Austria,
with orders to make a report on the political state
of affairs in the province.

A CONGRESS DEMANDED BY SPAIN ON
ROMAN' QUE:STION.
PARIS, Oct. 5.
' The Spanish governthent has demanded the
assembling of.a Congress of the Catholic powers,
simi ar to that held at Gaeta in 1849, with the
objet of guaranteeinc, the integrity of the States
of tie Holy See. The French Cabinet, although
admitting the. expediency of. assembling a Con-
greai, has nevertheless stated that the territorial
char ges caused .by the late events in Italy would
Te
a Congress no ero, it necessary
of theessary t Powers.todrieeafertheßom an question
to