The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-27 00:00:00

FRENCH WINE AND RAGS

Accounts from Bordeaux state that the demand
L°l. (vine is active, but the priqs asked are so
high it difficult to execute. the ordeFs • received:
Comniereinl affairs generally in' Fiance are stag-
nant. Merchants and speculatorS, are lyniting
~l the 4e„ Customs Tariff comes into operation:
The Prench;paper-manufacturers are actively con,-
tinging their. exertions to prevent the exportation
They say, that the Emperor- 'is. not
rnild to make concessions on this point to the
tiglish•mAnufaCturerS, as the article-is not men=
°nod in the treaty.
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P r
"-SHMENT- 'OF !HUNGN•RTAIN
DEMONSTRATIONS.-
A letter from the capital of Hungary says that
the Austrian Government has directed that any
who takes part in a detionstiation
X 11• 13P enlisted in the army ;?. in, other words,
the Director of .the Police can condemn any stu-
denet • •
lb citizen, or working-man to serve for years in
armY• The polide to judge. what a7denion-
qration ,is, If .Pesth had been
.declared in a;
State of • sic e the Hungarians would have con-,
sidered it
con pgreferablec as some kind 'of tribunal
Id t4ll.haVe been applied'te.

ELtCTIOS IN CENTRAL ,ITALY,
L ) Timm, March 26.
The result of the elections of representativeg
to the parliament is very favourable to the liberal
1143 - At Plorence,the Chevalier Buoncompagni,
Baron Ricasoli, Count Cavour, and Signor
p
6ivetll74i havo been. elected, At 13,ologua. Count
°ul', the Marquis Pepoli, Signor Berti, Pichat,
,
Audenot. At Turin, Count Cavour, Barbra
~),easoli, and Siznor Parini. At MilaniVeunt
Genoa,
and Signori , Farini 'and Cattaneo. At
uelloa, Count Cavour. The concourse of electors
'was everYwhere -very
the , great. In Southern Italy
state
alarming. of affairs becomes more and more
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THE KING'S ADDRESS TO THE CENTRAL
ITALIANS. _

Tu MN, March 25.•
.nr
Cen .4)*ltiati9n of the King to the people, of
is a tral Italy has been .published. The following
81111:1111a17 WiShFS..alr:S4tiOed. You
are united under one ,reward well
Zoerit'ed by your -unity:--and-yerscy,el;ance. It is,
Which • netesiii7 continue virtues of
..
to ic.'. T°a.havegiven,such an admirable.example
the world. A-biare all things, persevere ::n the
firm
resolutionresolutionto make' such sacrifices as are
indispol
gable for accomplishing and establishing
Freat enterprises.. We are naw bound,- by an
indissoluble compact of honour :to our' camnicih
,
-I:3"t'rY, and to universal civilisation. I have
have
my life for the independence, of Italy, and
nave given my people an. example •of loyalty. I
11°W claim from 'my new people the' same air-ee-
-4..,1-1,61F as from my
,former subjects. -.'l, desire; to
strengthen the Italians in the unanimity of their
?!solution, to • resist aggressinii,.inid; to prepare
etontinually for better things?! , bic,s

EARL OF ELGIN'S MISSION, TO CHINA:'
The Earl of Elgin's departure for China is not
exPected to take place until Abut the middle of
April.

ARRIVAL FROM MELBOURNE,
The Cleadon has arrived from Melbourne -with
i 60,000.

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PIEDMONTESE DEBT APPORTIONED
TO -PRANCE.
France, on incorporating Savoy, takes on r-
self 175,000,000 francs as her quota a the debt

•
STUNNING TERMS of THE ENG/I ..SO-PRO-
TEST MODIFIED TO PLEASE FRANCE,
The Inde.penclance J3.elye has a story about the
protest of England against the annexation of
Savoy having been worded in such stunning
terms, that Earl Cowley requested. they-inight be
modified before it was presented to M. Thouvenel.
• RbSCOMMON ELECTION.
'he O'Connor Don has been returned without
opposition.

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- --- ----- - FRENCH FUNDS:
PARIS',} March '26.
.
3.25 P.M.—The' haS been very animated
and. biloyant.... Iteittes, which openod af 68f.
closed at 68f. 50c., beiug a rise of 30 centimes
since yesterday:n(l'lEl 'i ' • ''' b 't)

RITTIVIOUR§ CONTRA,DACTED.
PAths, March 26.
The news that orders `had. been transmitted to
wuspend the departUre of the French troops 'from
Lombardy lainexact.
The Pat)* d: 'says the reporte entry_ of the
Neapolitan troops-into the States Of.thd tjArch
is unfounded ; and we' have reason to know that
the King of Naples, notwithstanding the •invita-
tion, addressed to his Maj6ty by' his Holiness,
has refused' to' occupy' Rome;' 'mid Other , parti•of
the States- of the Church, with Neapolitan troops.
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RETURN OF GENERAL DUFOUR.
The Dufour ,putrie, contains the
d: n following
has returned to Switzerlan

PRINCE CARIGNAN APPOINTED
VICEROY. •
TURIN, March 26.
,lit idle 66C pIItOLAWLCM vv Lug
decrees, relative to the administration of the'yro-
...,l!ice of Tuscany : Prince Carignan is appointed.
Lieutenant of the King, and Commander of the
+Naval and Military forces. His Royal Highness
will exercise in the name of the king the right
Qtpa. rdon, &c., &c. The Administrative Centre
Will remain prdvisionally at Flor'ence-

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A 14— ON RICASOLI GOVERNOR-GENERAL.
TBaron Ricasoli is appointed General Governor,
The Ministry Cetises. The army of Tuscany will
oe incorporated with the Sardinian army.

NON-ELECTION AT NICE.
Q2At Nice the elections of representatives to the
"-iurdinian Parliament had no result, the number
of voters being insufficient. deneral Garibaldi
only obtained 400 votes:'

• L SWISS FEDERAL COUNCIL.
BERN E, March 26.
Yesterday the Federal Council held a sitting of
long duration.
According to news received, 600 French
d_ie!s will occupy Annecy on. the 28(th instant.
orders are being given to'assemble some troops
F" the coat'riborgand4Vgeaulathis. . " 331.11 e, Vaud;' Neufchatel,

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ARMISTICE BETWEEN. SPAIN- AND •
MOROCCO.'
PARIS, March 261
It is stated that an armistice was 'concluded
at 2 p.m., yesterday, between Spain and Morocco!
and that the preliminaries, of peace were signed
at the same time.

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ARRIVAL OF A RUSSIAN FRIGATE.
PLYmouTH, March 26.
_ The Russian steam frigate Askold, Captain
urakovsky, 46 guns, arrived here this morning
irriom Japan. for Cronstadt. She, touched at the
and left there January 27tn1 St. Helena,
(-13,, Ascension, February 10th. Leaving the
brie so recently after the January. Vail, she
notT no later news in the interim seven days,
war: here mportance having occurred.
,Sl4-!
7 for a few days. '

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. Dill'ECT , .I•E.AINI 0"1.4141.7N1CAT10N BETWEEN LONDON
AND ALLOA.—Much inconvenience having been. expe-
rienced by the bre*ers, distillers, •manutacturers, and
merchants of Alloa from thecivent of direct conimunica-
tion by steam with London,. arrangements . have been
some time in progress vi,
supplied.ith the view of having the want
The other day, an
infaiit was brought .to fdridgehay
Church.to be christened, attended by
its mother, and, the
Uinta number of "sponsers, The Minister proceeded.wi di
the rite until he carne .to. the.words " Name this child,",
when the mother named it "Lucy," by which name it
was christened. At the conclusion of the ceremony, the
Mother informed. the Minister that she had made a
serious.mi!take. Its name should have been Elizabeth
instead of 'Lucy, as, of, her three children she had one
already named Luey. .I.Tnfortunatel; h
name could not be altered.—.Derby
_Report owever, thP
THE DEATH OF LADY STRATIIEDEN.--We regrOtO
announce the death' of 'Lady •Stratheden, the wife of
Ford Chancellor'Campbelli: which took place yesterd4Y,
'We believe from bymichitis;•: ‘ Lady Stratheden was 'the
eldest daughter of the late Lord Chief 'Baron, Lord
Abinger,. better known,..perhaps, .as'.Sirlaines Searle%
‘ _ 3and was created a Peerese,in her own right in the year
,836, when the present Campbell was _ Attorno- mleral. Lady_ Stratheden was in her 65th year. By
bl
her death the
on. W. Cainpbell, '.31.P. • for llaiwich,
attains a seat in the IlOuSe of Lords as Baron Strath-
ts4elL Ile was born in 1824.

IMP E RIAL PARLIAMENT.