The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-16 00:00:00

THE FRENCH FUNDS.

3 23 p.m.—The Bourse has been flat. The
final quotations of Rentes was 69f. 60e., being
fifteen centimes lower than yesterday.

NAPLES.

MARSEILLES, May H.

. _
Letters from Naples to the 12th instant state
that on Tuesday last a demonstration took place
at Palermo. An immense crowd assembled
shouting " Viva Italia," " Viva Emmanuelo,"
" Viva Napoleon." Women of the highest stand-
ing excited the men, and insulted the soldiers,
who fired several shots. The garrison had been
ordered to remain in their barracks. Fresh rein-
forcements are about to be despatched. A pro-
clamation had been published, signed by the
governor of Sicily, Prince Castellicole, stating
that in view of the grave and sanguinary mis-
deeds, and of the plundering which had taken
place at Cemina, Petrolia, Sottona, Caccamo,
Vicari, and Portecilo, the carrying or detention
of arms by any bands is prohibited,

THE EXPEDITION OF GARIBALDI.
TURIN, May 14.
During the landing at Marsala four persons
were killed. It appears that arms and ammuni-
tion were disembarked. Other arms coming
from the Levant were landed several days before
on the southern coast.

The French journals of last night publish a
letter from one of the leaders of the expedition
written on the 7th of May at Talamona, a fortress
on the • Roman frontier, where a landing had
taken place for the purpose of procuring provi-
sions. An order of the day, issued by Garibaldi,
on board the steamer Piemonte, is also published.
The expeditionary corps assumes the old desig-
nation of Chasseurs of the Alps. Their war cry is
the same that resounded a year since on the Ticino.
Italy *and Victor Emmanuel !" The mission of
this corps will be as it ever has been, based upon
complete self-denial for the regeneration of the
common country. The Chasseurs of *the Alps
will serve their country without any other help
than that of a stainless conscience. This is fol-
lowed by details of the organisation of the corps,
which is formed into six compan4s. Garibaldi's
first aide de camp is. Colonel Purr : Sistori is
chief of the staff. The next document is a pro-
clamation signed by Garibaldi, which contains
the following passages :

" Italians,—The Sicilians are fighting against the
enemies of Italy ; and for Italy to help them with
money, arms, and especially men, is the duty of every
Italian. If we abandon the brave sons of Sicily to
themselves, they will have to fight the mercenaries of
the Bourbon as well as those of Austria, and of the
priest who rules at Rome. Let the people of the free
provinces raise their voices in favour of their brethren
who are fighting. Let them send their generous youth
to where men are fighting for their country. Let the
Marches, Umbria, Sambine, the Roman Campagna, and
the Neapolitan territory, rise so as to divide the enemy's
forces. If the cities do not offer a sufficient basis for
insurrection, let the more resolute throw themselves into
the open country. Let us arm. Let us fight for our
brothers. To-morrow we can fight for ourselves. A
handful of brave men, who have followed me in battles
for our country, are advancing with me to the rescue.
Italy knows them. They always appear at the hour of
danger. ' Italy and Victor Emmanuel,' that was our
battle.cry when we crossed the Ticino; it will resound
amidst the burning rocks of Etna. As this prophetic
battle-cry re-echoes from the hills of Italy to the
Tarte'fan Mount, the tottering throne of tyranny will
fall to pieces, `and the whole country will rise like one
man to arms. Then let as, at one blow, put an end to
our secular misfortune. Let us show the world that
this is truly the land once trodden by the Raman race.,

FLO.RENCF,
FLORENCE (via' Marseilles), May 12.
The garrison of Florence has been reinforced
by troops summoned by telegraph from the
frontier. The National Guard has been called
out. Great agitation prevails. Several placards,
bearing the inseripticals " Ferdinand for ever,"
,c Our second Leopold for ever," have been posted
by some partisans of the ex Grand Duke to
whom rumour attributes an intention of attempt_'
ing the recovery of his power, taking ,
of the agitation created by the exPeaduit-iaonatlef
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Garibaldi. A Peter's pence snbs- '
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