The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-20 00:00:00

eir Parties answering Advertizemeists us the DAILY 'fiMES are requested to attend to the fallowing expla nations .. .Addl . ars (capital letter and number) DAILY TIMES Office means that application must be made by letter, and in no other way. See reference list means that parties should examine the list of references at our office. Applications not in- conformity with these instructions cannot be attended to. ' tr 50115 Mutt& ANTED, a good active Welsh person as KITCHEN IIAI1). Apply at the Goat Hotel, before Twelve or after Four. Liberal wages will be given. 1 WAN'rED, a PARTNER, with not less than £2,000, to join the Advertiser in a well-established Currying and leather Business, in Liverpool; the returns are large, and the most ample explanations will be given. Address M. 45, Daily Times office 174mr21 MERSEY DOCK ESTATE. PORT OF LIVERPOOL. WANTED, a PERSON of compe tent nautical experience to fill the office of WATER. BAILIFF (or the Port of Liverpool, the duties of which will require the whole of his time. The salary will be £2OO per annum. Applications, enclosing testimonials and stating the age of the candidate, must be sent to this office, under cover, endorsed "Application for Water Bailiff," and addressed to".Th r e S ec r e tary of he Mersey Docks and Harbour Board," not than Tuesday, the 27th day of March. By order, DANIEL MASON, Secretary. Dock-office, Liverpool, March 8, 1860. emplognunt Manta TO BREWERS. • WANTED, by a young Gentleman, a SITUATION to as BREWER, or Brewer and Manager, or w ith a view a Partnership. Re has had six years' practical experience, and brewed under a Burton brewer, with a good firm. Can brew first-rate pale, bitter, and strong ales aad porter. Unexceptionable references can be given. Apply: to Mr. S. Averill, Broadway, Worcestershire. VisaHaulms Mints. NlT'w - ThEerDe'ita may be seen. MORTARseeri atDeary"c,;imanesd Address M L3-I•50 6mr22 Unice. IiATANTED, to HIRE 20 to SO good sized COAL waGqoss, for use on the Loud= and North Western Raillvay. Apply to Mr. Charles Howell, agent for the Halsnead Colliery in Whiston, at 242, Crown - stree t, Liverpool. 6m24 is a VACANCY fora Lady or ' wo sisters, as Par lour Boarders, in a Lady's Establishment. The situation is particularly healthy, and in the immediate vicinity of Liver pool. Unexceptionable reference,, and Terms moderate. Address L. M., Messrs. Smythe and Co:, Booksellers Bold. street, Liverpool. 6146 • AVANTED, for Exportation Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's LEFT -OFF 'CLOTUES, for which the highe s t price will be given in cash. Ladies and Gentlemen - waite upon at any hour in all .parts of Lanenshire and Cheshire. N.B.—All kindi of Military bought. Address Mr or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill. _____----...--..-•••-• tx be get, &MS. , ------- EVERSON. , • 1 1 0 be LET, a good F 4311 LY HOSE in Woodville-terrace, 1 Breck-road, containing two parlours, butler's pantry, kitchen, floe bedrooms, water-closet, and bath supplied with hot, cold, and shower. Rent £3O. Apply to J. B. Hughes, architect, surveyor, &c., 4, Clayton-square. 6mr22, ________------- AN FIELD. , ' I Two be LET, a semi-detached HOUSE, 5, Aslileigh, containing 1 two sitting-rooms, seven bedrooms, butler's pantry, hot and cold water, water-closet, two good bedrooms, and every modern convenience, with coach-house and stable, and small garden at back. Cabbage-hall omnibus close by. Rent r23£50 Apply on the premises. lB4m SUBURBS OF LIVERPOOL. To be LET , a S emi-detached VILLA, in the neighbourhood of Edge-lane, containing dining-room, drawing-room, six bedrooms, bath-room, kitchens, &c., and having two gardens attached to it. The whole or a part of the furniture may be taken at a valuation, if desired. The Old Swan omnibuses, on both lines of road, pass 'near. Address BS., office of the Daily Times. tfo BIRKENHEAD. Tr 0 be LET, an e:cellent FAMILY HOUSE, situated in the j_ Woodlands, Clifton. Park, twelve minutes' walk from Woodside Ferry, containing good kitchens, three entertaining rooms, six bedrooms, two dressing roams, water closet, hot and cold baths, gas, &c. Aptly to Joseph Craven,3, Hamilton square ;or to David Craig, 26, Park-place, Liverpool. May be seen at any time. 6mr26 C( bt ge, 115i11.035 Vremists: CLARE HALL, CLARE-STREET, ISLINGTON. • TO be LET, the above ROOM, suitable for h oldin g Public Meetings, Tea Parties, Benefit Societies' Meetings, and Lectures, ou reasonable terms. Apply to Mr. J. Par.oy age, No. 3, Islington. 3mos-m24 10 . be ,Stritr or get. 71TO be SOLD or LEI, Two new Detached VILLAS, in LiHey '. road, Fairfield, containing dining, drawing, and breakfast rooms, and butler's pantry, on the first floor ; nine bedrooms, cires.ing-room, bath-room, closet, &c with garden back and front. Apply on the premiaes. Al so, to be Sold. Three HOUSES, Canton-street, Evertot ; rental £72. Two HO - US ES, east side of Berkley-street, rental £9O; and Two HOUSES, cos. 4 and 5, Parkfield-street, Prince's-park; rental £l6O. Apply at No. 51, Sefton-street, Brunswick Dock. tfo sarts R. BRANCH respectfully gives notice of the undermentioned SALES, viz.: is ay (Tuesday), 20th inst., at Eleven o'clock, at the Hanover Room-, the remaining part of the extensive and costly STOCK of CHINA and GLASS, the manufacture of the well-known firm of Messrs. Bevington and Son, of Hanley, comprising fashionable China Services, Ornaments, richly Cut Glass, &c. To-morrow (Wednesday), the 21st instant, at Elevea ' o'clock, at the Hanover Rooms, a Choice Assemblage of Specimens of Genuine JAPANESE WORKS OF ART, including cibinets, wor kboxes, fans, kites, china, enamels, shoes, worktables. glove-boxes, and a singularly tine enamelled vase Of very rare description. On Thursday next, the 22nd instant, at Three o'clock in the a fternoon, at the Hanover-rooms. a considerable quantity of VARNISHES, of various descriptions. On Thursday next, the 22nd instant, at Eleven o'clock, at the S H ano ver-rooms, a choice assortment of duty paid WINE and SPIRITS. On Monday, the 26 th instant , a nd following days,at Eleven o'clock each day, at toe Hanover Rooms, -a very large assemblage of Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, of every description, including the effects of a gentleman deceased, and other miscellanies. By Mr. BRA.NCH. O n Thursday, the 22nd instant, at Two o'clock in the after noon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South Johr.-street, Liverpool, subject to conditions , PIECE of LAND, with the Four DWELLING HOUSES thereon erected, situate on the north side of 1 eilington-street North, Liverpool ; containing in front thereto and in breadth at the back or north sides severally 54 feet 6 inches, and running in depth backwards on the east and west sides severally 43 feet 2 inches. Together with the free use and enjoyment of a common passage on the north side of the said Premises, and of another passage of 3 feet wide leading from the same into Wellington-street North, in common with the Owners and Occupiers of the Houses adjoiuing. The Houses are numbered 3,5, 7, and 9, and are in the respective occupa tions of Messrs. Wieht, Wisback, Archibald, and Pohl. The Tenure is Freehold of Inheritance: For further particulars apply to Messrs. Norris and Son, Solicitors, Union-buildings, North John-street, Liverpool. By Order of the Devisees of Robert Collier, deceased. TRANMERE OLD HALL, and very desirable BUILDING LANDS, in Higher Tranmere, Cheshire. BY MR. BRANCH On Thursday, the 29th instant, at Three o'clock in the afternoon, at Mr. Henry Gough's, Woodside Hotel, Birken head, And subject to conditions, in the following or such AI other lots as may be agreed upon, if not previously disposed of by private treaty, of which due notice will be given . Lot LL that FIELD called "Further Store ton Field," containing 7a. 2r. 31p. 2. A tat FIELD, called Storeton Field," egntitining 9a. Or. 25p. - 3. All that FIELD, called " Further Runner Hey," contain ing sa. Ir. 10p. • 4. All that FIELD, 6glicd "Middle Runner Hey," contain ing 6a. 2r. 9p. 5. All that FIELD, called "Near Runner Hey," containing 6a. 3r. 24p. 6. All that FIELD; called " North Top Mill-hill," containing 3a. lr. 39p, 7. All that YIELD, called " South Top M4ll-1411," contain ing Ba. 3r. 22p. 8. All that FIELD, called "Lower Mill-hill," containing s a. 2r. 13p. 9. All that FIELD, formerly two Fields, an d called respec tively " Middle Mill-hill" end " South ill-hill," containing 10a. Or. 39p. 10. All that ' FIELD, called "Rake Hey," 9a. Or. 32p. • • containing 11. All that MESSUAGE or DWELLMG•HOUSE, Out buildings, large Garden, and Crofts, ca lled Trenmere Old Hall," situate in the village of Higher Trimmers. 'This lot contains la. 2r. Ilp. Lots 1,2, 3,4, and &lie at the extremity of Tranmere town ship, between Higher Tranmere village and Higher Bebington. The situation is high, and commands most extensive and beau tiful views of Cheshire, Lancashire, and the rirrr Mersey. Lots 6,7, 8,9, and 10 lie ma the western gape towards Oxton, and command tine and varied news of the surrounding country. The whole lots offer sites for building purposes seldom to be met with. There is valuable stone under several of the lots. The property is freehold of inheritanced is in the occu pation of Mr. Thomas Houghton, show the several lots. , . For further particulars and plans apply to Edward Hodkin son, Esq., Chester; I. C. Salkeld, Eeq., Parkgate ; John Long rigg, Esq., architect, Liverpool; or to Air. Jas. Gill, solicitor, County Court Offices, Birkenhead. To GENTLEMEN, NURSERYMEN, and Others. BY MESSRS. WALKER AND AcKERLEY , To-morrow (Wednesday), 21st inst., at Twelve o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Hill-side, Woolton, near Liverlacol, YERY thriving Plantation of about 20,000 Choice HOLLIES, from three to ten feet high, which will be sold in Lots suitable for nurserymen and private purchasers. May be viewed prior to and on the morning of sale, and catalogues had on the Premiser,• gad at Messrs. Walker and Ackerley's Offices, 55, Church-street, Liverpool. N.B. An omnibus leaves tie Lirerp9ol lixchartge at half past nine and half-past ten in the morning. '• sigtu b g aradian. MR. J. F. G R I F F I T II S (SUCCESSOR TO MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLET & SOW, AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, b 44, RCH-STitEEt.., A Returns thardtgilo.his,'_ and )Ine f4tlite 4 great encouragement' ha e . ed, :suiceeded to, that long-establiehed mice" pat* hat . i-Oded to his business ! ; ; ," s • ! ESTAMC *ND ,:gagSE 'AGE4r, : which will lid CandbOted terms" and. Principles athloPted in the metropolis. N • ;" - • Mr. GriffitbilOaviPg.arrayged with Mr. llobeit Winstanley to attend to Mai tkpatment_personally, every 'attention will be paid tO it, and REISTER OF ESTATES, FARMS and FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED Q HOUSES, will be , kept for reference, at the Office, 44, Church-street. sir. Griffiths will also avail himself of Mr. Winstanley's experience in the SALE and VALUATION of WORKS of ART and ARTICLES of VERTU. His WELL-LIGHTED PICTURE GALLERY being situ ated in the principal thoroughfare of Liverpool, is specially adapted for Public and Private Contract Sales. Modell; and extensive Stock of superior 'CHINA, Parian Grua - Mental Statuettes, &c., Griffiths' elate Winstanleys') Rooms, No. 44, Church-street, Liverpool. N it. J. F. F. to Gt the Fat late firm.l T H o S f j e t s h s e n o T n h l27 s authorised i e e d successor . sons) respectfully announces that he is instructed by the proprietors of a celebrated Staffordshire firm (Messrs. Worthing & ;Green) to SELL by AUCTION, This Day (Tuesday), the 20th instant, and two following days, at Eleven o'clock precisely each day, An extensive and valuable Stock of very superior China, table and dessert services, finely formed figures and groups of pure Parian, flower vases of various coloured glass, with albert drops and prisms; also massive cut glass decanters, claret, port, champagne, and other wine glasses, tumblers, and other useful glass articles, in great variety and of superior quality, including breakfast, tea, coffee, and dessert sets of new and beautiful designs, exquisitely painted with flowers, fruit, and landscapes, and finished with burnished gold in the most masterly style of the art ; extensive and single table services, manufactured with the finest materials, of varied designs, many of which are entirely novel, and such ' as have never been introduced before to the public of Liverpool ; also, toilet servieei, richly painted, and some of the celebrated vermicelli patterns which are so universally admired for their peculiar chaste appearance; sets of hot water jugs with metal covers, and other useful articles adapted for domestic use. The ria Articles Tennant ° various finely executed'sub jects, representing figures, antique, mythological, emblematical and classical, china vases anti flower stands, in imitation Mgr the finest Dresden designs,' with dowers * high relief In eat variety, flower baskets arian, curiously wrought ; china figares, from grotesque French subjects, with glass 944434nd ' stands, &c. From the great sa isfaction which has attended the former periodic#l sales of similar articles of this manufacture, the proprietors havp determined to submit to public competition a larger and more varied stock than has ever been introduced into this part of ateltingflom, assuring the. public, from the fact of being manufacturers, they can dispose of their articles day oi c ( e M o o f n M ond ) h r e . C u a c t ;j l o o n g e u e e r s , on tke most liberal terin s:• can M b ay e o b b e t v ain iew ed ed at tli th is e No; 44, Chureh-street, Liverpool. N.B. Experienced and steady packers will attend at the rooms to superintend the removal of purchases. CAFIT,4L PORT, SHERRY, AND OTHER WINES. Griffiths' (fate Vinstanley and Sons') Rooms, No. 44, Church rtrcet, Liverpool. M R O . J. e G si lt rs Ty r i i : o rr nias il l S i i in Stie t a e essot or o tle late Firm informs the public that ha will SlLtny ZIJIT I I ) .O,N, on Thursday next, the 22nd instant, at half-past One oleic*, in his Gallery, No. 44, Church-street s - immediately after the sale of t,40 Paintings of' tbe late Sir John Tobin, 4b44.$ 9np Hundred Dozen of exceedingly fine WINES, a great portion 9f 'loch; having been uncleared from a former sale, the AuCtsone4* Of received imperative orders to dispose of, in order to close a disp.4e,cl The WINES include, . 12i Dozen of fine Pale Dry sHERgv, 16 3-12 „ Gold coloured DITTO, I 12 #.44 „ rich old Brown DITTO, matured PORT, Vintage 1834. 9 matured DITTO, „ 1838. J 5 of the cele'prated DITTO, „ 1840. , rich and pure pITTO, 1847. The public 4m6y be. asfifired that t3Se.'aliove Wines are of a high eharacter, pod sigh that are t ery'raiely to pc ,r4e,t with except at e4reole prieo; but must be sold irresOefive of price. May be tasted at the time of saie, Pit 4 eetaiggues'had at the auctioneer's office, No. 44, Chureh-street , liyerpool: ' ' ' The whole of the above Wines are in pe CelArs, N. 44, Church-street, from whence the samples will be tak:en. Excellent HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cottage Piano-forte, Vii..ygol Wardrobe, Dwarf Ditto, Drawing,roorn Suite, handsome pattern Carpets , prime seasoned Feather Beds, . ' Dinner and' TealiferYlce and Effects. MR. GlaCg wiii gLI., ) ) y .4LTCTION This Day (Tuesday), the gosli 4ita4, at gleq P 4 o'clock each day, on the Premises, 13, St. Anna-street; i t avb.ole of the valuable FURNITURE. The Bedroom Furniture consists of half-fester ke4stgsvis a nd hangings, French polished and French Ditto, hair mat tresses prime goose feather bed, mahogany chest of drawers, wardrobe, and drawers, & c., mahogany commodes, pair Spanistynahogany toilet tables, with marble tray tops, and glass to match, ka4nifd chests of drawers, mahogany box an 4 tray dre:Cing gla_ves, #4int . ed washstands and dressing tables, heat toilet ware, cane glithrs, carpets, &c. The Drawing-room confainS a 'Yfainntwool c . hitomner, with plates of glass in base 4,4l4nels, inci'doVe- ye marble top ; richly-carved walnutwOuti Alm) 'centre table ; seedf Vti ftt'shion able shaped walnutwood framed PliairS, couela; easy ''tend . occasional chairs covered in fancy tabaret, large and valuable chiwney glass in fit and ornamented frame, handsome tapestry carpet and ye vet pile rug, cantarbury, papier tamale snap Athle, yrench china vases, bronze fender and set of fire- Irons. The Dining P-114 1 SAtlon Agym.ktre furnished with the choicest maikgapy sidebOard;ehigOtmler, diai!!_g - table, bookcase, two sets mahogany chatis, Conch . 'and aOfil to hai,r sloth, .4inner and tea services, 100 an 4 pembrOkk fables, ea t and rocking chairs, c himney glasses, fenders, firs iron's, carnets, U." • Kita,...nitems, hatstand, hall table - , info Meter, stair _ carpet, and other articles of domestic use. , May be viewed each morning of sale, and catalogues had from Mr. Grice, at his office, 40, Whitechapel. , By Order of the Administratrix. pohg Leasehold valuable C,rner Free WINE and SPIRIT 4.. 1 7 N.: .. 4 1 L5,A.Me0f a . lthge counter and genetnl trade. Albi*Lttlite }s ASIA/red with instr4ctions from 1. the adrinnictratrix of the late Mr. Thomas Partington , to su mit for PUBLIC - CO) PETITION by AucTioN, on To-morrow (Tuesday),-30th iti4„ - at Sevgn cOtictek in , Even. ing, upon the Premises, in one lot, the Yery,benefici I LEASE ears, wi th the GOOD\ ILL.lN coftilirc,dlsCEclEwselNlTUßES;atid-POSSESSION, of the extremeay tell -situated Corn er Free WINE and SPIRIT YAUL'Es at the comer of Alb e a tt-street, and N 0.47, Northun.- berland.stieet. Th e abo yy is a hignly lucrative_ concern, plagsd pa'a large tbOrctighfare, , an4 in the centre of a c cutely popul*tfl4 ne4hbOitrhciod'. The premise* K.; well adapted for the butane 9•YC-12.1.kir.g..c._SantIaom6aiklajt, NO./Ye_plodern frontages. e ratltruti In trade are good; lAA may be con ; siderably augmented nutlet; active Management, 'Salt Ts '66n-* ceded that this locality is one of the Most '9teriselyrPonuPated at the south end, - and abonnds :with materials for. the iic cessful cultivation of an extensive retail spirit and malt liquor trade. FurAer particulars on application to Mrs. Partington, No. 17, qreat Howard-street ; or at the auctioneer's offices , 9, „ .. Brisnett:itrie,t. smr2o Excellent niociern HQIJSEI OLD FURNITURE, square Fiano•forte, C4iirupy GlaSs, r!.'arthen!are Dinner Service, Chiaa, Glass, a few qil V.iintings Dreasei, Vl — awls, and othfr Drapery Goods, Bronze and Ilequered Gas' Ch4ndeleFa ? valuable Wringing Machine, suitable for a dyer, BY MR. GREEN, On Thursday nett, the 22nd instant, at Eleven o'clock in the fo i renn3 F at his spacious Commission Salerooms , Market ste ltinhegd, — 44hogigly and Birchwood Four-post, Half tegier; an Other BEDSTE4DS, Feather Beds, and various chamber requisites • 'also a great variety of Dining and Drawing-room . Furniture, together with the Ifitchen items, and other effects. May be viewed prior to , and on the morning of sale, and catalogues had. 4mr2A-- i '...:- . By.order of the Assignees. Valuable Freehold LAND, at Ness, in the County of Chester. 13Y MESSES. JONES & SON, Qn Tlinrsdity, f4e oth clay of April next, at Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the time of 34•. 1 Joseph Cabry, in Nese,- in t i ke pa4eh'OffNetitan; ifilhe c 7of Chester, subject to conditions to be then and there p need, "•. R. P. i- 1 1 4 Alit FIELD; milled the " Sea Lot 1, o,p coplining . . 4 2 1 i „ 2. A that FiFlELD,cabledOp -pennil Hey," containing • „ 3. All that FIELD; C4llO. d the " M4lie4 Ilev l " L i contabling_... - ., 3 •2 28 „ 4. All that FIELD,, called the " Clantiner Hey," - containing 1 3 39 „ 0. 41 that FIELD, called the "Heath Grounds," containing 5 0 18 , 6. Allthat F iELD, !tailed the "Heath ," containing. 2 3 26 'Lot 1 and 2are' &killed, and Lot 1 has a frontage to the sea shore, and bbtb loti bonunillid fi ne views of the river and the .. •• . •,.... .g. 1,1 . • Welsh h il ls. . . : ~ The property is in the occupation of Mr ;osey4 Cabry, who will show the several lots. For further particulars apply at the offices of Mi. hints Gill, solicitor, Birkenhead.sl for ht z 1 Nouns aub Xtutti. FALKNE R-SQUARE. ri` 0 be SOLD by PRIVATE TREATY, a superior D WELL ING-HOU - E, with Domestic Offices upon the ground floor, being No. 13 on north side. For particulars and cards to view, apply to W. H. Gee, Architect, 15, Sweeting strect. . 6mr22 910 be SOLD, Four good Family HOUSES, in Woodvilie- I_ terrace, Breck-road, Everton. Each House has a Bath, supplied with hot, sold, and shower. They will be sold separate, if required, price £1,800; ELM may remain on mortgage. Apply to J. B. Hughes, Architect, Surveyor, &c., 4, Cmr26layton square. G DINGLE-LANE. TO be SOLD, a compact Detach ed RESIDENCE, with gar den, stable, and coach-house ; contains dining-room, small library, man-servant's room, kitchen, scullery, butler's pantry, store-room, and lavatory, on the 'ground floor; above are five bedrooms, drawing-room,- and the usual modern conveniences. The property is freehold, overlooking the Dingle, and the ad joining land is restricted from nuisances or small houses. May be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays , on application to Mr. S . Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. .kre Visallautzus, BUXTON LIMESTONE CiIiPPINGS. z• ON SALE, at the Buxton Limeworks , CHI PPINGS, for Garden and other Walks. Depot, 191, Smithdown-lane, opposite Milner's Fire Safe Works. (Mee. 13, Pitt-street., PRECIOUS STONES. JUST FORFEITED, a most magnificent first-water duster DIAMOND RING, handsomely )nonnted, with an extra brooch mount, containing eleven clear and perfect gems of good size ; price 65 guineas. A single stone Diamond Ring, first water gem ; price 30 guineas. A fine large deep-cut Sapphire Ring, rich in colour; price £25. A massive Cairngorm Seal, elegantly and artistically mounted in dead gold : the stone is uncommonly large ; price £l5 15s. Ellis L. E. Heyman, 6, Exchange-street East, begs to call the attention of connoisseurs to the above rare bargains. Valuable MAGIC LANTERN and large quantity of Slides. riN SALE, a valuable double achromati c MAGIC LAN kJ TERN, by Abrahams, Liverpool, known as the Biroptric Prismatic Lantern, with all the apparatus complete, for the purpose of exhibiting dissolving views, including clock-work motion, gas beg and retorts, lamp purifier, pressure boards, with large case for packing—an exceedingly well-finished first class machine, with every possible necessary requisite. Also, a large quantity of valuable Slides, compnsing nearly 200, consisting of landscapes, views, figures, comic slides, move able ditto, chromatropes all of which excel description. The whole of the above have been purchased within the last twelve months, at a cost of upwards of £l5O, and will now be sold for the low figure of £5O. ' Apply to Ellis L. E. Heyman, 6, Exchange-street East. The above opportunity seldom occurs. AN UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY. • TUST FORFEITED, Fourteen extremely powerful Double tJ ACHROMATIC RACE GLASSES (warranted to carry ten miles), in black japanned leather sling cases, and well worth £5 each, will be sold for the uncommonly low price of £2 2s. each. N.B. A few Enamelled Ditto, at £1 ls. each. Apply to Ellis L. E. Heyman, 6, Exchange-street Eact. _ _ - - - INTENSELY POWERFUL MICROSCOPE. (AN SALE, an exceedingly powerful Double Achromatic kJ MICROSCOPE, on moveable stand, by Neale, London, with extra eye-pieces, instruments, &c., fitted up in mahogany case complete. This Microscope will be warranted. Price only £8 los. Apply to Ellis L. E. Heyman, 6, Exchange-street East. Case of German Silver MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS. T UST FORFEITED, a very superior Case of German Silver tJ MATHEMATICAL INSTRUMENTS, including reducing compasses, pocket beam compass mountings, with adjusting screw to carry beam of any length ; als o s t e e l spring bow pens, &c., with fine adjusting screws, scales, and many instruments never before introduced. To be sold for the astonishing low price of £4 45.: a great bargain. Apply to Ellis L. E. Hey man, 6, Exchange-street East. • ASTRONOMICAL TELESCOPE, by Dollard. IN SALE, a very superior and extremely powerful Astro nomical TELESCOPE, extra eye pieces, by Dolland, with -brass-bound mahogany portable stand, and revolving adjusting screw to form a tripod. Will be sold for £7 10s. Apply to Ellis L. E. Heyman, 6, Exchange-street East. SIZ ROSEWOOD AND MAHOGANY WRITING DESKS. UST FORFEITED, Six first-class WRITING DESKS in ^•6l ro.ewood and mahogany, inlaid, and bras= bound, with secret drawers • price El Is each. Also, a few Mahogany and Walnntwood STEREOSCOFES, with and without ormolu mountings, at low prices. Apply to EMS L. E. Heyman, 6, Exebange-street East. MISCELLANEOUS BARGAINS. SEVERAL PHOTOGRAPHIC MACHINES, in every variety, by noted makers. A Set of Bagatelle Balls and Cups .............. £2 2 0 A Gentleman's Tool Chest., c0mp1ete............ 2 0 0 A fine-toned Fluting .. . .... ... . ......... . ... 115 0 And a large variety of useful articles, t leak; than h al f f their va lue. Apply to Ellis L. E. Heyman, 6, Exchange-strEast. IMPORTANT. PARTIES of respectability having A rticles of Vertu, Curiosi ties, .14ronzes, Antiques, Cameos, Intaglios, Pictures, Enamels, Jewellery, Plate, Diamonds. Pearls, PrecioU 4 Stones, old China, Carvings, BuhlWork, Meerschaum Pipes, old Coins, Medallions, Books, Musical Instruments Guns, Opera Glasses, Theodolites, Mathematical and Surgical' Instruments, Photo graphic Machines, or any description of valuable ,portable Property to DISPOSE OF, will find it greatly to their advan tage to apply to ELLIS L. E. HEYMAN, 6, Exchange-street k;ast, who gives the highest price in the provinces, and fully up to the London standard. IMMEDIATE CASH TO ANY AMOUNT. N.B. Parties waited upon in any part of England and Wales. . _ TO BREWERS, SPIRIT, MERCHANTS, AND OTHERS. lvf R. JAMES REYES has been instructed to SELL by AUCTION, on Friday next,. the 23 rd instant , at ha the A fternoon, aF the Clarendon-rooms, Sou%h John-street, the whole of the GOODWILL, LICENSEE, FIXTURES, and LEASE of •that .39V11-known PUBLIC HOUSE, "The Vauxhall Vaults," 31, TenOT4ll-road. There are nine and a-half years of the lease uneklkiTe4.• 'Pp Pre mises are doing an extensive business; a corner situatton, with an excellent frontage to both streets, and iu the centre of the most densely-populated neighbourh.od in the town. For further particulars. apply to the Auctioneer, 13, Parker, street. HORSES,, WAGGONS, BEANS, nos,. MEAL, &c. , BY MR . . LAMES tIEYES, On Monday, the 2nd of A.prit, at Twe,lve 0'c1q4..4 the " George's Mal," Vauxhall-road, T"valuable STOCK and PLANT, BEANS, MEAL, &c., of the George's Mill Company, who are declining the business, comprising Child's Patent Separator, with eleva tors and pulley, patrol - oat crushers, about 8,000 sacks, ;twits, weights, scales. quantity of galvanised tuning, steam apparatus, bean crusher, joiner's bench, aquantity of timber, wheelbarrows, &c. The HORSES, &c, comprise two gn i tire horses, five and seven years old, black horse, age4l, nine stare pigs, two spring wag gons, spring cart, four sets of „shaft gears, three sgts of leading gears, horse cloths, tarpaulins, ctable utensils, pig troughs ; also, 200 sacks of English beans, .50 sacks meal, 59 sacks 1,14,41,1) meal, &c. The auctioneer can confidently recommend tb.e ,above horses to parties in want of strong, active, and well-seasoliP4 of good promise, and equal to any amount of labour. To be vigwed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may be had at the mill, or at the Auctioneer's Offices, 13,, Parker-street. ALDERNEY AND GUERNSEY COWS, AT LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, LiyEgpoot s ,, The First Spring Importation of Mr. E. ParsonS owier, of St. Clements, Jersey. MESSRS. LUCAS k CO. Beg to intimate to t h e N obl eme n and Gentlowen of t)iiis lend the adjoining Counties, that they have made arrtngements with Mr. E. Yarsons Fowler, the only Besident Importer, to select from the Choicest Herds in the Islands, TWENTY-ONE ALDERNEY and GUERNSEY COWS, of the finest forM. purest blood, best milkfng qualities, and all of early note, which 7111 be ON: SALE BY PRIVATE TRE4TY, AT THE REPOSITORY, GREAT CRAntowt-sTRETy, f„avupooL, ON THURSDAY, MARCH 22NA, AND ON FRIDAY, MARCH 2.310, 181iO. HORSES FOR SALE. F" SALE., a Dark Brown iiKsif, - 14hands high, has good ac ti o n, and . quiet to ride or dri.e ; a Brown Mare 15 hands 3 inches lugh, , an excellent ride and drive Mare, with great i m provement in her ; a Bay Blood Hunter 15 hands 2 inches h i g h. si x years old, master of 12 stone, an excellent fencer, with great paoei . and has been regularly hnnted in Ireland ; a Brown Cob 14 . ban . a 2 inches high, six years old, an excellent stepper, suitable to carry a nobleman or an old gentleman. Now on . view at Mr. Brethertoit's Mort Repository, Wood-street. 6mr24227 ALDERNEY AND GUERNSEY COWS AND HEIFERS. BRET HERTON has received instructions TO SELL, 111, at his Repository, Wood-street, Ltrerpool, on Wednes day and Thdrsday, the 4th and sth of April, Twenty-three newly-calved and down calving COWS and HEIFERS, all directly imported from the Channel Islands by Mr. M. Fowler, tien., of Watford 'arm, Herts, the only importer in England, and judge of the stock at the R.A. shows held in those islands. This herd is selected expressly for this market, and will be fennd . superior to any ever offered in La ncashire or adjoin in g , counties. Catalogues may be had at the Horse Repository , ooti-street, Liverpool. Gmr24226 MR. BROWNE, . (LATZ BROWNS AND TANNER)i A UCTIONEER, VALUER, &c., 3; UNION-COURT, CASTLE-STREET. 'R. BROWN E begs t , O intimate hat ilu besides the ikt"LE by AUCTION of HOUSEHOLD dt , WINES, Sm., he has for many years det t o N ta U m ß uc E li Cellars study a all attention to the FINE AILTS, OBJECTS of TASTE andirEl I ffy - , and LITZBA RY PROPERTY, a nd can confidently undertak ' e the Sale ,tbereof, his personat attention bein g p a id to the car volt amm o g and cataloguing sales of this d escr i p ti on with which the may be entrusted. NIR. I IIIOWNE begs also to intimate ,that he MA KEs UP INVENTORIES and VALUATIONS of tousehDid Voimiture, Collections of Pictures, -Silver Plate, iewellerY, rtiales of Taste and Yeitn, Libraries, and ali descriptions c , f Moveable eruperty, fur Probate and Admioistra. lion Duties v other purposes, with great promptitude and convenience te.a parties employing him, and. on moderate terms' MESSAS. LUCAS & CO., Confidently sub:Ala - hat as FAMILY M MCA COWS, there are none at all comparable; with this JUSTLY CELEEIt4TID STOCK, which, for richness and quality of milk, are a/knvad to be iinequalled,,and which experience has satisfactorily proved to be the smallest constinaers and largest butter-makers of any cattle in the World. TO-DAY'S SALE.---CARTOWNEWS STOCK. Splendid STUD of Twenty-two cAßTglioßsE,g, Fourteen LORRIES, Twenty-two Sets GEARS, STABLE fTEßems, &e. the whole the genuine property of Ur, Ricbarci Thowas, cart:owner, who is declining the business. BY MESSRS. LUCAS & CO., This Day (Tuesday), 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at their Repository, _Great Charlotte-streeti,',.....' 'TWENTY-TWO CART HORSES, Fourteen LORRIES; Trenty-two Sets GEARS, GIG hORSE, WHITECHAPEL, GIG, STABLE UTENSILS, &c. The whole without reserve, as Mr. noniad Catirel)l giving up the business. ' I 4 TO-MORROW ' S SAL E.—LUCAS'S REPOSITORT.: English and Foreign CART HORSES, Lorries, Carts, Floats, and Gears. BY MESSRS. LUCAS & CO., On Wednesday neat, ate 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, T o Belgian and Danish CART Ii OR SE S, . T wen ty English CART Rin,E4,§o,, ngst them some splendid teams, of the caolaest colours. Also, Lorries, Floats, Carts, Gears, &c., in great rangy, LUCAS'S, LIVERPOOL. SELECT SALE of First-class HORSES, —BROUGHAMS, &c. • - BY MESSRS. LUCAS AND CO., On Thursday next, the 22nd instant, At Twelve o'clock i ht their Repository, Great - LlarloAe-sfreet, LPieftieig, The Property of arentlel/44, Brougham Clarence, by Gorst. ' Brown. Horse and Harness. The Property of a Gentleman. ; I. Erniieror, a white horse, 15 hands 1 inch high. Gig nearly new, by Mulliner. Harness, brass mounted. The horse is one of the most showy and ilne-stepping gig horses in Liverpool. The Property of a Gentleman. A Brown Gelding, well-bred, a high-stepper, splendid hack, and superior gig horse. The Property of a Gentleman. 1. A Brown Carriage Horse, seven years old, blacklegs, no white, quiet and steady. 2. A Bay Mare, well bred, 14 hands higb, seven years old, is quiet and gentle, and has been ridden by a lady. . • The Property of a Gentleman. • , I. The Flying Swallow, a bay mare, aye years old, 15 hands 2 inches high, a grand stepper, very fast, a clever roadster and harness mare. 2. Margery, a grey mare, 15 hands 2 inches high; fast,'steady, and superior is either saddle or harness. 3. Othello; a black gelding, 15 hands linch high, a fine goer, and has been driven by a lady. ' The Property of a Gentleman. HUNTERS, WELL-KNOWN IN CHESHIRE. 1. A well-bred Horse, seven years old, 15 hands 3 inches high, hunted all season with the Cheshire, and won two steeplechase. in Ireland. 2. The Stag, a bay gelding, nearly thorough-bred. 15 hands 3 inches high, a first-class hunter for 12 stone. 3. North Countryman, a bay gelding, 15 hands 3 inches high, up to 14 stone, a good hunter and goes in harness. 4. A Bay Mare, 15 hands 2 inches high, up to 12 stone, fast and clever. The Property of a Gentleman. 1. A Gray Mare, 5 years old, with splendid action, fast' and steady in single and double harness. 2. A Black Gelding, 15 hands 3 inches high, up to 18 stone, an extraordinary good weight carrier, very quiet, and steady. 3. A Brown Cob, 8 years old, quiet to ride and drive, and haw been hunted. : The Property of a Gentleman. 'TT Three well-bred horses, just imported from the south of Ireland. • The Property of a Gentleman. 2. ABay 15 16 handshands 11 1 i iri li ch high. 3. A Brown glare, 15 hands 2 inches high. 1. A Ba): Horse,Hors e IRISH HORSES. . 15 Horses from Belfast, Dundalk, and Dublin, for unreserved sale. "ew on Tuesday and Wednesday, and on , the Every facility afforded by Messrs. Lucas and morning w g h o o f le a o l n e. vi inspection. of veterinary.surgeons if ie Co q . u f i o r r ed. trials, and for tire h A "rj TWENTY-NINTH ANNUAL SALE or CARRIAGES AND HARNESS, AT LUCAS'S REPOSITORY, LIVERPOOL. M.ESSRS. LUCAS CO. beg to intimate that their Twenty-ninth Annual Sale of C ARRI A GES and 'JAR, EWill take place ON WEDNESDAY, 4•111 APRIL. Entries, with full descriptions, must be forwarded imme diltely, and all Carriages must be sent to the RepOsitory on or before Saturday, 31st March. NOTICE. For the guidance of parties having Carriages to dispose of, Messrs. Lueas and Co. beg to observe that fashionable Cl rences and Broughams, and neat and light Britzkas, Family Phaetons, with heads and glass sides, Waggonettes, Park Phtetone, light Gigs and modern Drags, are most in demand, and if well-built and m good o rder will meet 'with a ready sale ; but, on the contrary, that :Pony Gigs and Whitechapels constructed to avoid the former tax are now almost unsaleable, and that Chariots, Coaches, and C-Spring Britzkas will not realise more than the vaitte of the materials. DRAPERY GOODY., Hosiery, Haberdashery, Blankets, Furs, Mantles, Jackets, Coburgs, French Merinos, all-wool and other Plaids, Tweeds, Mantle Cloths, French Twills, Flounced Robes, Challies, Blankets, Woollen Shirts, Hearth Rugs, Gloves, Scarfs, Ties, Gauntlets, &c., Auction Mart, 45, Li me , street. MESSRS. TURNER Sc HOLLINS are favoured With instructions from the assign ees to SELL by lON, on Tuesday, the 27th instant, at Eleven o'clock. at the Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street, a large quantity of DRAPERY STOCK, HOSIERY, lIABERDASIiERT. &c.f from the country ; also, comprising the above-mentioned and other goods, remove d a consignment of BOOTS, and SHOES. On view on the naorningof sale, and catalogues'and informa tion at the Auction Mart, 45, Lime-street. 2mr23mt 'Si 11411, .pply to Apply to Apply to ricRUST MONEY, in various SUMS, ready TOp BE ADVANCED on Mortgage of eligible Pienhold or 'Lease ho d Property, at from id to 4.0 per ce*. !ohn Radcliffe, solicitor, 13, Mackin's-hey, and 11, Dale.street, 'Liverpool. 24=23129 THE LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH FOR THE DIST n ICT OF GABSTON are prepared to re c eive DERS for a LOAN of £l,OOO, upon the security of the rates to be levied within the separate division of Aigburtb, at a.rate of interest not, evpfding £4 per cent. per annum, and Tor a period of live or seven years, at the option of the lender. Tenders to be sent in to the Offices of I.ke Board, Garston, on or before the 21st instant. By order of the Board, March 7, 1860. J. B. LLOYD, Clerk. - - -- T H E COUNTY P , ALAT . INE LOAN COMPANY (LIMITED), No. 5, CHUBILLS RCIPALLEY CO , UNTED.CHURCII.43TREET. DIS - LOANS ADVANCED PROM , 420 TO £5OO, On Two or more Personal Securities, or on the Deposit of Deeds, Dock Bonds, Shares in Building Societies, RaiXwayp, Public Companies generally, and other available Property. Entire charge, including application fee. Loau of £2O, repayable at Ss. per weak....£l 4s. Loan of £5O, repayable at 2 0 s. per weak... 2 18s. Loan of SIDO, repayable at 40s. per week... 5 15s. And laxger slims in the same proportion. Applicants from Ow eountrY will be ph{tyge4 reasonable travelling expenses. - For prospectus and further inforMation, ApI4Y ' JAMES WENSLEV, Secretary. MERSEY DOCKS ESTATE. • LOANS OF MONEY.. THE MERSEY DOCKS AND HARBOUR BOARD HERE3Y GIVE NOTICE, that they are willing to receive LOANS of MONEY, on the Security of their Bonds, at the rate of Four Pounds per Cent. per annum interest, for Terms of Three, Five, or Seven Years, at the option of the lenders. The Board will accept Loans for a longer period than seven years, on such terms as may be agreed upon. Interest Warrants for the whole term, payable half-yearly, at the Bankers of the board in Liverpool, or their Corres pondents in London, are issued with each hond. All offers to be addressed to George ;. Jefferson, gni, , Treasurer, Dock office, Liverpool. By order of the Board. _DANIEL MASON, Secretary. Dock-office, Liverpool, November 1, 1859. ,1 ADELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY (LIMITED.) PRESENT BUSINESS, g 250,000 PER ANNUM. • • mar) oFTgelt 3R. BENSLIAW•SWREET, LIVERPOOL. OFF7CiS : 30, BIiOWN-STDEET, XANCIIESiER.( 36, lIANCILTOI44TRE Et BIRKENHEAD. 15, MARKET -SQUARE,-6T, 'HELEN'S:- - G A , LINE-STREET, PRESTON. LOANS GRANTED AND This Day (Tuesday), ,the 20th instant, at Twelve btaock, at Yorkebuildings Dale street, 4.: 1,000 Bags Cleanecißroken'AlCE. PATTINSON & THIS DAY. This Day (Tuesday), the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Saleroom, Walmer-buildings, NVater-street, 7 ANCHORS, Quantity CHAINS, now lying on the Duke's Ground, Duke's Dock. Apply tq CURRY, KELLOCK, & CO., Brokers. This Day (Tuesday), the 20th instant, at Twelve O'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale street, 121 Bales Bombay HEMP, 1,318 Bundles Bombay COIR YARN. BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Bkokers. This Day (Tuesday), the 20th instant, at Half-past Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Date-street, 350 Bags Bombay RAPESEED. • , BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO.. Brokers. This Day (Tuesday), the 20th instant, at Half-past One o'ciucii, at.the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court. • 500 Packaees Canadian and American BUTTER, • • 100 Boxes American BACON. Apply to, WM. Cl-%RDNER & CO., Brokers. This ,Day (Tuesday),. the 20th instant, at raif-pasL One o'clock, at the Saleroom; Corn Exam About 1,200 Bushels Damaged WHEAT, ex Victory, from New York : now landing west side Wellington Dock. Apply to JOHN BINGHAM & Co., • 12, Brunswick-str eet. This Day (Tuesday), the 20th instant, atllalf-past One o'clock, at the Broker's Office, 16, Exchan .CAge-buildings, 228 Bags COTTON S EED C AKES, , . per N sptune. from the Quay. Apply to Messrs. Cal'ender, Johnston, and Cg., Morghallis L9r tg J. H. RAYNER & CO.. Ernkerg. BILLS DISCOUNTED EVERY DESCRIPTION OF AVAILABLE SECIJRITY, Atil) DIE THE MOST LIBERAL• TERMS• the APPilcations made at Ow 'Pad Coftlee,' or at a4y of Branch Oflitaes will In promptly v.tten.44l to. CaR4S„ ELLISON, Monger. • /01IN ELLISON, Secretary _ la2Gde3l. 1,1-5:4A DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1860. gsmuterciat Salts TO-3SIORHOW . , On. account of whom it may concern. • To-morrow (Wednesday), the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public Saleroom, 21, Exchange-buildings, 500 Bags SAGO FLOPR, Damaged, 1 ' 100 „ PEPPBII; saved from tl}e wreck of, the Charles Brgwnell, from Singapore : Dock. Ap now lying ply in t D tb ransit sheds, N TTTONI.B‘ 'NEPIIEW, B os. 1 tind 2; west si Pnce's g. I de rok ri ers . TO-morrow (Wednesday), the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers Office. Liverpool and London Chambers, +O4 Bags CTJTCH, 269 ~TURMERIC, per suraryshipo, frqin Cakol4k. Apply tg Aiessrs. Thdoas and John Broeklebaak; meribanti ;oF tq • JEF 'ERSON 8i TAYLOR, Brokers. To close an account. To-morro - c% (Wednesday), the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Public SaleroOm, Liverpool, 15 Pods Fine French VERDIGRIS. T. 0: COOPER & SON, Brokers, 5, Rumforthstreet. ' . To-moryo* "Wednesday), the 21st instant, a 'twelve o'clock, it,the Climmerci3l 41§;q001, TPlroPle-091Irt, 1,432 Cases Valencia ORANGES: ex Dotir4l (s.) 714 Boxes St. Michael's ORANGES, 33 Small Boxes „ DITTO, ex Azores Packet & Criteria. 257 Half Chests St. Übes ORANGES, ex Douro (s.) 50 Cases Naples LEMONS, 100 „ Messina LEMONS, 50 „ Palerino DITTO, 10 odes „ 20 114RSN4pies 9 4,, • , 160 ~ Vessin4 NI/T. ." 4: 200 Barcelona Ns. Apply Apply to JAMFii ADAM, SON, & CO., Brokers. _ _ To-morrow (Wednesday), the 21st instant, at Twelve uielock, at the'Public Saleroom, Exchange-buildings, 35 Tons COCOANUT OIL, in Tanks, GO•Fr landing • ex Calphilrnia,"Alliert Dock. Apply to Messrs. rant, Itirdock & Co., Merchants • or to T. V H. LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. THURSDAY. On Thursday next, the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clocl4 at the Brokers' Qffloe, 2,500 Bags Bengal RICE. UTTLERALE & CO., Brokers. Apply ts) On ThutNlaynat, - the 22nd thittanc at TvretrErdider, , at the • rokers7 Offic, v - ' • l' s°Cl ' l ' hfingl4 'RAPESEED, ,4600& -0§ 1.500 Poe - ets Bongai 1.41+16Eg1 . Apply to Messrs. Thomas & John Brocklebank, Merchants; or to 11. - LITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers.' On Thursday next. the 22nd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Liverpool and London Chambers, 1,154 Bags _ 1 2 .09 Pooketo Bengal RICE, per suntlry $11)9, frbinialcutt4. I F pp Y 4letsrs. Thomas . • atd 10114 14961400 k, rEhants; FFEILSON & TAILOR, Brokers. FRIDAY. On Friday next, the' 23rd instant, 'at Twelve o'clog)ii at the Brokers' Office, • • 900 Bales JUTE, part new crop, Now landing ex William Melhuish, in Albert Dock. Apply to T. 4, W j ! ITTLEDALE & CO., Brokers. On Vricia the 23r4 rtistq.nt;',4l - Tttlivq o;c1opk, at the 'prokers? Office, 1,500 Bales JUTS;, 43 Bales Sunn HEMP, Apply to Messrs. Thomas & John Brockiebank, Merchants; or to P. & FP, LITTLEDALE & Co., Brokers. On Friday next, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the prOkers' Office, Manchester-buildings, Tithebarn-street, 45 0 Bales JUTE, Per William Mefhuish, from Oalegal.. In Albert Dock Ware house. FM' f 4 4loo o4 rtictilars apply t. 9 --- - - PU§RBY 4 CO., Brokers. U n satt. WINES AND SPIRITS, FOR HOME USE AND EXPORTATION. Apply to CFIARLTC)N R. HALL 8r SON, Brokers, 17, Val.e7qreq. 1. VIM; IJF, FRANCE . . Alain Bougourd et Manjot au Havre, Conuuistionnaires, en Sins de Bordeaux, de Champagne, ite Bourgogne, et en Eattx de Vie de Cognac. , Exportation. 2. Repr6santants de Maison de Cognac. Exportation. 3. - ins fins de Champagne. Alain Bougaurd_et Manjot_au Havre, Represantants de Messrs. de St. Marceaux & Co. • PIPP rt Rtion. For pcirfie4larF apply to CH. DENES, us • ' 4t, Ilairfhtfohn;Atreet, Liverpool. THE NEW CANDLES. Field's Patent Paraffin? Candles 2s Id per;lb. Gas Spermaceti Candles Paraffine Wax and Sperm Candles Transparent Coloured Candles, in Rose, Mauve, and other shades 2s 6d per lb. These elegant Candles, superior in appearance and illumi nating power to any hitherto introduced, may be obtained of Al)' 441eN in damties LiTerpoql and throughout the country ; of the Manufacturers, ,I. C. Ond MVO, 12, lrigMqrdiStreet, Cavendish-square, London; and (Wholesale only) at their Works, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, London. Liverpool Shippers and Merchants may obtain samples and prices from FRANCIS J. EATON, 18, Queen Insurance-build ings, Dale-street, Liverpool. COMMERCIAL.. _ • LIVERRSdr, MONDAV'EVENING. In the Liverpool Cotton Market to-day, there has been a 'moderate. business transacted, at 41 1 01 141 1 4 .prices , The sales reported—inclu ding 5 Pernambuco, at 71d to 80 ;60 B4hia, at 7 4 6d; 600 Egyptian; at s;,d to 1.0-1 d ; 1,509 Surat, at 3d to 41d---ainoUnt io 8,000 bales, of which 1,509 were taken on speculatiOn and for ofpoFt,, • Ztte enure VD: rime Sark& The Liverpool General Produce Market today was very firm. SUGAR.—The market keeps quiet but steady ; 110.144, Demerara are reported at 38s 6d to 39s 9d, 300' bags 4 4 q.t.enr,la at 34s 3d, and 4,000 mats Mauritius, to arrive, at 36i to 425, ex quay, for syrups to fair refining quality. MOLASSES.--300 puncheons Cienfuegos have been sold from the quay at 19s per cwt. CoOEF.--The sales consist of 500 bags Singa porelßoiithian) at 13s qd to 6/s, and 200 bags 0 Costa Rica at 645, if? oss iteigWt, RICE.—We have had rather more eMplirY, but prices are without alteration; 300 bags Bengal have changed hands at 14s 3d, 7,000 bags Madras at 98 6d, 1,150, bags Larong at 9s 3d,, ,700 bags Moonghy at 10s 6d, 1500 bags old Rangoon at 9s, and 75 tierces Carolina at 23s 6d to • 23s 9d per cwt. fr i viis the lusf, SEEDS continue steady ; 1,5Q0 bagsl4ollll#l7 , Linseed are repoited at 625; 800 bags . Qu.zerat Rape at 58s, and a small lot of Calcutta' at Ols per quarter. ligyp..7.,.Wp have to "note 800 tons Manilla at £24's per top. ItptGo.— :r 6 chests low Kurpali were sop at • r • • . 2s Rd= per 14. ?I)FT *art 11 arktt. The Liver Pool Share Market to-day has been exceedingly dull in tone, and business continues to be very limited. At the close the tone became slightly firmer, but there was no new feature to report. The transactions included Caledonian 901 1 , 4 1, Eastern Pounties 1.1, Great Western 68t, Lancashire and Yorkshire 99 Lancaster and Carlisle Con. Stock 208, London and 'forth Western 97a 2 k g , Ditto, 4--shares -A-cd, Midland 110 a a 11, South Eastern 26Z 7-16, Grand Trunk of Caia4a 6 7-16, Freston and Wyre, No. 1 441. The Share 4ar4et 04;104 t the following prices:— Sales after Closing Prices. 1 o'clock. - Railways. Blackburn, Birkenhead &Cheshire Jn. 69f 70 Caledonian - Chester and Holyhead Eastern Counties Great Northern XO9 Great Westerns - 69- Lancashire & Yorkshire . .100 -=• 100 l -- London & North Western 971 971 971; Ditto 4- 7 shares ..... 7-164 Manchester, Shef., & Lin. 41/ 42 411, Midland Stock North. British . . . .... 601 -- 614 North Staffordshire .... 3 3Zd Nt. Eastern—Berwick . . 921 931 53 Do. York and N. Midland 76 —76 f Do. Leeds Northern , 461 47 Oxford, T. 4,Wolyerlaptn. 4 -4 4).1 Sonth Eastern Dutch Rhenish 6 1-16d-4. Great Luxembourg Grand Trunk of Canada... 8 7-16— 8 9-16— Gt. W. of Cautida Ditto new shares - Buffalo and Lake Huron.. k 51 Lombardo-Venetian Great Ship 9/0 -- 10/0 adtit Varittt. At the Liverpool Cattle apt to-day the supply of Cattle was about the sane as on last Monday; of Sheep rather larger. The demand fair for each, at higher prices for good ; middling without change. Tha extreme prices of last market were obtained for Sheep. Numbers at market :—Cattle, 2,101 ; Sheep, 4,782. pates lit*. The East India awl China Freights continue good, and a large business has again been done. Outward rates are firm, but will probably be lower, as upwards of 50,000 tons of ships 'have been taken for coals alone to the, East within the last month. Homewards there are charterers at 60s to 62s 6d from Calcutta, 42s 6d Bombay, 52s 6d Batavia, 55s Manilla. T o l 7 ;; i Vno rate 1,14 still 60s. To United States P, :.,., supply . c 6f tonnage is ample, and rates gtnerally dull /and &topping, except to New Orleans, wher , rated are firm at our quotations. The following:are the rates of freight for— COAL : FROM LIVERPOOL OR BIRKENHEAD. To s. d. s. d. To s. d. a. d. Malta l4 0 14 6 Trebizonde Trieste Corfu l6 0 17 0 Ancona Suiyina l5 0 16 0 Ragusa .Varna Gibraltar Leghorn... nom. 15 0 ... 0 0 Naples tiom. 16 0 ... 0 0 Athens Havannah lB 0 0 0 St. Thomas nominal. `Cardenas Monte Video .... 37 6 ... 0 0 Bahia 29 0 ... 30 0 Buenos Ayres ... 37 6 .:.‘ o'o Cape of G. Hope 30 0 ... 32 6 _Constantinople.. 16 0 ....1Z 0 Pernambucp,, : .,.,.2B 0,...., 0 0 Salonica l6 0 ... 0 0 Galveston Rails..-nommal. ,RAILS---BRISTOL CHANNEL. and 5 per cent. To Galveston 2ss. To Mobile (nominal)...2os To New York To New Orleans To Pernandina (Florida) To Portsmouth (nominal)... To. Savannah To Havannah (small cargo) To Alexandria i , 255. GENERAL FREIGHTS. 229. 6d. and s , per cent. 225. 6d. and 5 per cent. Liverpool to Aden : Coal „ Hong Kong Ditto from Wales , Chusan Cfeyloll : Iron I. •P9 11 1 13 43i, do and 5 per cent. • _ from the Clyde Bombay : Coals Suet ~ Sydney rnl Or £3 10s. register ton Mclbou „ , Singapore „ Gallo „ 'Shanghai • bitlp • go w. ~ Caltiftta; Salt without consignmere ivith ditto ~ Calcutta : Iron, Engines, .. . Ditto, Coals „ Ascension, from Wales „ Fernando Po, from Wales ~ Callao d. s. d: oto 51 0 0 to 57 6, 0 to 0 0 0 9 2 0 I: 47 6 td.so 0 42 •6 to . 0 '0 62 6 to 65 0 45 0 to 46 0 42 0 to 43 0 57 ato GE 6.ta 0 S 40 0 to 0 0 42 6to 0 0 50.0 lt 5 °/„ 40 0 to 0 0 28 0 to - JO csk 31'0 to 0 0 40 Q to 42 0 Manes 43 Atd o u r°B g V Francs. Liverpool adrrlron & c. 455. to 505., Clyde 50s Xlmstin 60s. lid. • " ' ' ' Coals 425. qd ' Do, from Wale ad, Liverpool to Valparaiso for orders, to 'discharge there or at a Port not North of Callao 33i. to 345„ small ships. Liverpool to New York, Coals, full cargoes, 14s. &'5 per cent. . . , Moulmain 705., Teak to U. K. nominal. -Akyab, option of Rangoon, Bassein, or Moulmain, Continent, 525. 6d. Calcutta to Liverpool, 60s, to 625, Qd., ltto on the round, £4 to 2g. 4 44., 4 , 4P149t0 o Guano frOM CtitachOs OU. 4. or Ca9ll bleat, Os, Bombay, to Liverpool or London, 40e, to 450. We are Indebted to Messes, TayiOr, Tip for the following rates of freight to the Unii Boston, F. d. s. d Pig Iron, Bars, I Rails, &e. Chemicals and Fine 1r0n..... Salt Dry Goods Hardware • Earthenware Passengers 15 0... 0 i 6 0... 0 0 48 1 01114. 10 0...14 0 12, 8... 0 0 5 6... 6 0 £3 15s. Od Grass. Baltimore. New Rork, s. d. s. 12 6...1.1 0 14 6...1.5 Q ngrpin 1. Pig Iron, Bars, 1 Rails, &c Chemicals and Fine Iron Salt - - Dry G0ad5..... ,.: lo O 0.i.12 O 0... 5 0 £3 5s Od Gross. Cbarle§, )per, and Co., ited States : Rhas t clelphia s. - a: - s. d. 16 0... 0 0 I? 0-19 0 119inin&I, o 0„,20 0 20 0... 0 0 0 0... 8 0 £3 lOs Od Gr9ss. w. d. r. d. 15 0...17 6 s. s. 4. 13 0... 0 0 s~e~ Orleans a. d. --- 8. d. 15 0... 0 0 0 0...17 6 g 0 Q 0... 0 0 •0 0.. 8 0 44 Os WQrninsl. 0 0...17 6 15 0..17 6 nominal. 0"13.`..20 0 0 0 .:25 ,0 0 0... 7 $l4 oi. T(011; pominal. Q'i itri.l3 1. 0... 0 0 , 0 -1 19- ,oss, Ila:rdwaic i',artiteliwure" ' Paiiseugep LONDON, MONDAY EVENING. The LONDON MARKET for ENGLISH SECURI T TIES, to-clay, was very inactive, and heavinesS has been the lemling featve, cplisch oingd ape eighth clecliilg, Ter4laiilecl '4'44 q a4Y4 ll Ved hour of the mornipg, w4e l l 4 §4gl t coutikai t9Pli place, but. na absolute .recovery was established, the present quotations being 94i to t, and 941 to, for the account. Enfaced 'Rupee . Paper has been dealt in at 99 1 and,99 ; Ditto Five-and-a, Half per Cent., 1051 and 105 ; India Bonds of £l,OOO, 2 dis. ; and Exchequer Bills, 18s, and 17s. Riff. The Steamer Turopa lias arrived from New York with specie to the value of £lB,OOO. The Funds closed at the following prices : Consols, Money . ~ Account . , • . . Exchequer Bills . ~ . . Bank Stock . - Three lOr PRO& : : : ; ; ,; 1 1. lit, .L. 2119 following appeared in a portion of our impressiop of yesterday :..-. , The statement of Lord John Russell, last evening, showing that the French Government have no intention of fulfilling their pledge to submit the Savoy question to the judgment of the powers of Europe, and that th 2 latest communicatinhs ha Or subjeft, erociallT 4 their bearing on the indepeitileiice cf tvitXerltink are of 5404 gravity and importance as to require the most serious eon.' sideration, caused the funds to open to-day at a decline of per cent., from which there was no recovery. 'the demand for discount continues to increase, and to-day a large business has been transacted, The railway mar kets were dull; arid declined with consols.—Times. The complications arising out of the §ayuy uaestion have once more throw il9ifn t tie funds, ' Unnsoli declined fnlly 4 per 'ePTA•I 40 closed with heaviness. In the other departments of the Stock Exchange depression likewise prevailed. - In ' the market for British railway stocks there was a decided reaction. The sales were chiefly on speculative account. The demand for money continues, and the applications at the Bank to-day were larger than usual on a Saturday. No btilliall was take{} frOnt the Bank to-4ff. Esser and Indemnity Jaye arrived',lconi ,Austra • , with a total of 4141,000 in gold, which is expected to be taken for abroad. The exaet.aindutt of specie 'to be taken to the East by the China, on Tuesday, is £259,163, all silver, except £12,952 in gold.—Daily Yews. The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE MARKET, to-day, was unusually dull, and prices have a in relapsed. Great Western, Great Icnctlierii, l oadon and North:Wpstirn; 041:01Onitin,:-Vidlan , y and . South: tastern are quoted full 1 per cent. lower., Lombardo- Venetian remain steady, at 111 to t. The Share Market closed atthe following prices: ._ _Ainberete, Not., 44c „Eastern Junctn. .. 61-. ...I._ Caledonians fig i i DOPh R i ., ll Flii44 Eastern ‘uounUes • . • 641 51 Eastlancashire Edinbalik• and Glasgow . . . Great Northern 1 17 . !, Great Wiltffir 4 . . .: . : Gfcit Western of Canada.' : : : Grand MP* cif 04444 Great southern and Western , • , Lancashire and Yorkshire . . . . London and North-western . . . London and South-western. . . . Leeds Northern . . . . . . . Manchester, Sheff., and Lincolnshire Midland *4 • North Britisi., :. • North Staffordshire South Eastern and Dover . . . :88 - 1 York, Newcastle' and Berwick . . 93 York and North ' Midland ... . 76 I The Loistpot "MARKET for FOREIGN SEcynuTEs to;day Was sposed to trayluess ; aud lief) littlp business has been doing. Original Turkiih Six per Cents are officially marked 791 and 80 ; the New Sixes have been dealt in at 63 ; Mexican Three per Cents have fallen to 211 to A Brazilian loan of £1,373,000, at the price of 90, is announced by Messrs. Rothschild and Co., Rassist in the construction of the Pernambuco ailway and other ill4n§trilliforks, It is Rot thought it will he recelyed with greatfayour. Nevi Indii; Five per. e t erit Loan is inarkedlgil to a. _ -. - Canada Scrip is li to I pm. Tnikey pank Shares are 11 to t dis, and Ocean Marine 31 to 3it p : '' ' . :. Thee twi p oit G RERAF PRomuct MAyivi, to-day, Was OM and active. The ,follgiing public Bales are adVertised for • to-morrow .:-- Sugar : 200 hogsheads West India, 17,000 bags Mauritius, 2,500 bags Madras, and 600 bags Bengal. Coffee : 200 packages Jamaica, 100 casks Ceylon, and 500 bags native Ceylon. Rice : 2,200 . . 947, 4. • • 94 i 17 19 79 80 .Q 9 IQ f O6 7 68i llt 4 4 84 ; ' 99 3 100 974 92 4 1 - 461 7 4 41 . 2 u6ool,- bags. SVGAR.--A full amount of business has been done by . pfivate aon4act since Friday at Or extfeme prides of lafit week. 'Wined Vas also sold freely lumps, &Os to 525. COFFEE has been steady. RICE.—A full amount of business has been done. Necranzie Arracan, at Os.; 2d old, 9s ; 4114 P §s, I 1 d. RA.-.' arrival of the letters from China has not altered quotations. The market is quiet. SALTPETRE without alteration. In other articles no material alteration. At the LONDOIsT WOOL SALES, to-day, there h as irel l it fair anotount of activity in the biddings for most kinds of W( 3 l , 444 fair average quantity has been disposed of, at prices fully equal tq those realised on former occasions. The LoN4oN TALLow MARKET, to-day, was quiet at the following prices, which are about the same as those last current on Saturday :—Town Tallow is quoted Os. net cash ; Petersburg Y.C. on the spot, 58s. ; March, 575. 6d. ; April to June, 545. 6d. to 545. 9d. ; October to December, 535. PARTICULARS OF TALLOW. 1859. 1860 Stock on hand this day...casks 15,203 17,035 Delivery last week 1,258 1,287 tlitio from Ist June Arrival last week 298 51 Ditto from Ist June Price Y.C. per cwt. this day sss. Od. 525. 9d. Ditto Town last Friday sss. Gd. s4s. 3d. 34,707 1,002 08,920 834 91,548 565. Od. 58s. Od. Arrival for the week ending 28th March last year, 285 casks, and delivery, 1,134 casks. The arrival last week comprised m casks from Odessa ; 71 from other places. Total, 834 casks. the LOT1)0;1 MINING MARKET, to-day, there has been a fair ninnber of tnnsgetiong, In the Stock Ez;change Alfred Consols s,hares are officially marked 3+ ; East Basset,. 12Q ; Par Consols, 12f, 4i.v. ; Tin Croft, 41; and Wheal Kitty (Leldnt), 14 Shares Great Retallack, - Wheal Unity, East Caradon, and wirai Trelawney, have also been dealt in. St. IQh4 del sey 4ining shares are inquired for, and are marked 221 and 22k. Fortuna have been dealt in at 3. Great Northern Copper (South Australia) are quoted 1-16 to 3-16 prem. The BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—The demand for good and fine Hops has somewhat improved,, at very full prices ; but inferior *eels continue dull. 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"THE LIVERPOOL WEEKLY TIMES" will contain the carrent Rates Qf Freight to all 11304 p the World. "THE LIV-ERPO4 WEEKLY TI34ES" wit be an 8-page Newspaper. "THE' LivEittpoOL WEEKLY TIMES" will be Published every Saturday Morning, in time foi• clespatob the Ely Mle .f(Tifg:LIVERPOOL WEEKLY TIMES" will - be Published by W. H. PEST, at his Steam Printing Works, 40, Leigh-streef. "THE LIVERPOOL. WEEKLY TIMES" will • be Sold Everywhere, PRICE THREE-I/ALY-TPIPIi.. ig, LEto.it-sTRE7, TO CORRESPONDENTS. Under no circumstances can communications bye inferted not accompanied bY the author ' src;ql ii4me and aadress, , Whieh are req4ii - ed . , not' App,osip:ri . l3. for 'puhlication, but as guant tiate of g(loq faith.• HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LIVERPOOL. Hour. , Height. MORNING loh. 25m. j 15fc. 3m. EVENINO loh. 40m. j 14ft. gin. of English Wheat is good, the condition is much improved,,and it sells slowly at is. per quarter. more money than on this day week. Of foreign the supply is tmall, and there is only a retail sale at the full prices recently current. Floating 'cargoes are well bid for, and very little divides buyers and sellers. The trade in Flour is more active : Norfolks 6d. to ls. dearer. Indian Corn is strong, and in healthy tone. Oats are a slow sale, without alteration. Barley maintains its price for feeding.qualities. Peas and Beans are at last Mondays rates. The METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.—To day the supplies of Beasts and Sheep a re good, and the demand for them i s heavy, at 2d per Blbs decline. Lambs are steady ; but Calves and Pigs rather drooping. The following are the prices : Beef 3e 4d to 4s 10d Veal 4 , 4 8d to 58 6d Mutton 3s 8d to 5s 8d Pork 3s 6d to 4s 10d Lamb ss Sd to Gs 8d 'it Ma. • TOTAL SUPPLY. 3,40 Sheep,' foleign, 190 Calves 1,350 „ foreign .. Cows ..... „ foreign foreign ' 21,070 „ foreign PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, SATURDAY. MANCHESTER SHARE.—Sheffields, ,4; ) dons, 971. • GLASGOW,IRON.—A.Igket nat. NO, i t 56s 9d to 57s ; WmTaßts, 47s 414 to 57s 6d ; No, 3,56 s 9d 414. • NAN MARKETS.—CoRx. : Red Wheat, 26s 6d. Oats, 12s 6d to 155.— BELFAST : Farmers' supply small. Demand slow, at Friday's rates, for all kinds of produce, Nothing . doing ex store, and rates unchanged. The CORK BUTTER MARKET.---34E olCbuiter season having terminated, Ow marliitt, will be closed for about 03%e yeekk, when the new season will commence. *ripping 3uttitigturt. Wind yesterday, W. ; at * . 441P: - SM:; - ffeltil MATeh 18 Alice 'Tab4er, Doane ; ' New Orleans queen of India; Hughes, New Orleans J. W. Clark, Kopesholt, New Orleans Nictaux, Armstrong, GaytshertieTitelicison, ' Kuriachee Antilla, Tallantin...GlOnnala Mary Yforivil, WalOs _Bahia 40seph Dit<ber, Maw, Cienfugos Accra, Lamb Tampico Theodore, Hughes, -- Savannah Lahore, Tessyman...Mauritius Macaulay, 4o:lpfs,, • Nov Orleans 0. H. Meither, Anistad, Naples Alabama, Cochran, , New Orleans Erin-go-Brael, atannalA Pen Pein " g:a s m il e W L :ll s s s h eporekiti:,+ilgstsenbol'.atnE: Apalachicola Seis Hermanos Caldera Miriam, Hind Callao British Bt Ta*tor, ''. 1 Mauritins Douro ( s), Baron . March ,19, Anne Armstrong.... somarang, Kelly Ga - 4ohttit 1 Thomas Young, Grant, Sulina Western Chief, Wording; ' I Elting, Medribrot Leghqrn New Orleans 1 ' ' SAI Ap, , , , 1 • March 19. ' 149,nnah Thompson, Blake, CalpeSsS), Les.liel Rk.Ninclia , I I New York Criteriq, Bacteley, St. ictlae a laaac,Jcans,Chapman,Caleutta Mary Ellen, Rropkbank, ' Gnadelquiver, llopkins,Lisbon Guatemala Richmond, Orr, Buenos Ayres FOREIGN PORTS. , Alarm, Gibson, from Aden at Akyab. earn Thal, from Sunderland at Itong lioiAg. , -• , . ': Broltglitoo gall, 4914, qopl Aden and, Demorara, off Bar badoes for litia(i: I I ' , J -- - OUT PORTS DEAL, March 20.---ArriVed and passed : Harrington, Algoa Bay to London; Robina, to New York; Carl Ruillwrg,Mauri tins to London ' • Calypso (s), Lontl9A to ratca Golden Lawm, Manilla ttl 1.0114cM; Wa i t,er4p \ - te, St. iekitel'e to Hull ; Gregoe Berg, {.o oti ts 3 •Kmroe.,heg ; sAArk, Lyn n to Sguth a mpton • - - GrUVEsE,rtig,. March 2 0 .n - Art'tq4; sP.Wthern Belle, from Fooch`dofoo ; FrieJuisl‘ip; llgutn; ituyal Charley, Mauritius ; ClLecii of Tirkclta,' 0166.10,m144 I Oonstantine, 13arbsidoes ; MOnteagl, BorithitYi AtOrthern Crate, Calcutta; Tar, Demerara. Sailed .Speedwell, for Mauritius; Sarah Black, Algoa Bay. GREENOCK, March 19 ---Arrived ; : Anna Vanilla, from Alex andria; Ellen Morris, Nantes. BELFAST, March 19.---Arrived: Ceres (as), (row London; Meteor, Marseilles. Sailed : Henry lokulb , tar, caychfr; Star of Hope, Portsmouth for gligs ! QUEENST(pri, Eagle, from St. Do nOngo ; Franca, Vss'a kad 'Falmouth, fox Cork ; SAgetelle, 'Charleston';'% t artan, Cl; Vernand4, Saloniea ; Success, Demerara. Saileel st4tiey, fcw Dtmtlerara; Henrietta, greetkick ; EAnia, ylncicuttlerty 14amaronge, Liverpool. MARITIME EXTRACTS. Tennant, Roope, hence at Loivestoft for Stettin leaky, and Will discharge. 'Queen, for Eastport, has put back, towed from Milford by the steamtug Resolute. 0 • `- 1 • SCILLY, March 17 : The Sarah, of LIN :Aro :A, W a llis, from Cardiff for Rio Jaileir , i, haft put ker% Ih t a very leaky state, and with loss of tvfy, ariChOr aUd thirty athoms chain. On ih efideatouriug to get close to the Lizzie, Balman, oS Y,ondori,'finia Alexandria to Falmouth. to abandon her, the Saritli'l wheel suddenly broke, and she ran into the Lizzie, and lost tntwater, jibboom, &c., and three of the crew jumped on board the Lizzie, which proceeded. The leaks of the Sarah appear to be in the topsides, as in still water she• makes very little. LLOYD'S, March 19 : The TamaulOas (as), vxlicla arrived at Bordeaux on the 12th, sprung a leak while lying in port ; survey anointed. TO Ak.toll, from. Oatiliff, lost at San Sebastian. , Ann,' from' Swansea, ashore .nesr San Sebastian. ThiTiragijola got afloat, 444 arrived safely in the river. Ghit :114 6into, TUESDAY, MARCH 20, 1860. THE DAY'S NEWS- In the House of Lords last night a very futile motion by Lord Teynham in favour of - the ballot was negatived by 39 to 4. In the House of Commqns, on the motion for the second reading of the Enhr4ol Tieform Bill, Mr. Disraeli eloquently denounced the proposed measure. It wis a very bad bill ; he never knew a worse. There were but two men who cordially approved of the bill, and those were Lord ,Tohn Russell and Mr. Bright. But if they rejected the bill on the second reading, it 1.3i01414 be clePlare4 that they were against all reform. For himself he was not against the professed principles of the bill—the e.xtension of the franchise, and the re,distribution of seats, however badly they might be carried out— and therefore he was not prepred to vote ttgainst the second reading of the . bill, trusting that it might in committee be formed into a mea sure less injurious and dangerous to the country. Mr. Bright made a most suicidal speech in support of the Bill—" it only touched the outside of the disfranchisement question. It settled nothing'; it rather unsettled!' He lamented " that in tl e counties there was no bribery, because the electors had not even the liberty to sell them selves." He admitted that there was no demand for such a reform measure, and could , give no better account of the national indiffer ence, than by assailing his old friends—those horrid Tories--not for opposing liiin, but for allowing him to bellow in his most bucolic strains unheeded. Like the traditional Irishman at Donnybrook, who, lamenting the degeneracy of modern society, shouted a general challenge that some one might only tramp on the tails of his coat and by such a truly Hibernian incentive to action give Paddy an excuse for exercising his shillelagh, Mr. Bright shouted out to the other side of the house last night,—" Let the chiefs of the Tory party now get up as they did in 1832, and declare that there should be no Reform, and there would very soon be whirlwind enough." But it was of no use. Those provokin g crea tures the Tories would not humour him ; and he was left alone to vapour against the very ineanive of which he is the leading supporter ;---and to utter dark insinuations as to the future, as if deter mined, by foul or by fair means, to raise the excitement he, So greatly desiderated. " The 4tkevipp, could not remain perma nantlY NNIIM it was fixed by the bill, and let them beware how they rejected a demand which would only lend to a measure far less palatable, and which would torn the calm tide of public opinion into a tempest." Various other members took Dart in the debate, which will be, resumwd by Mr, Stansfield this evening. On the, Savoy question, Lord John Russell again entreated the indulgence of the Real i se to forbear from further demands for inforroation at the present moment. Beforvo. the }louse wijow.rned, some discussion too 13,l ace as to the calculations on which tba Vlijuese rote wAs founded. . . . . . The EAropa: has brought itkur days later news from the United Slkkle*i but there is nothing in it of any p,ol4i.Mi importance, if we except the anticipated rejection of the Treaty with Mexico by the Senate, in which case Mr, Maclean, the American Minister, would of course not return. The troops were under opaers *om Washington for the frontier of Wcas and Mexico, which would seem to it - 044w that they expected some further hostility . in. those quarters. There arc , dates from California to the 14th ultimo, hut their informa tion is unimportant. The had been an unusually large 'number of arrivals ; and the dull state of trade was attriWAted thereto. The Ruropa, which was at Hatifax on the 10th,, heard nothing, it appears, of any survivor* Aom the wreck of the Hungarian. Switzel•lall4 appears to have set an example, in eanilectiou with the Savoy question, which ought to make England blush. " The Swiss Minister," we learn from Paris, "de 2lined to entertain an inducement of eortkin tariff advan- Cages offered by Franee"---as, a sop for the viola tion of the rights of Swiss neutrality. It is an " int:Ai - keel - tont of certain tariff advantages," as we all know, which has enabled Louis Napoleon to carry his annexation project into effect, with out any real opposition from England. They talk of Tiassia, Austria, and Prussia " joining in confederation to protest against it." But what is the use of it now ? Besides, England has got its "inducement," and ought, Louis Napoleon doubtless thinks, to hold its tongue. Austria, it appears, has / t est no time in sending a despatch to the Freuch Qovernment, declaring that she will " pronounce herself "—as it is expresseel,agaiust any violation of the rights of Swiss neutrality As guaranteed by treaties. How this will be found to bear upon the annexation of Savoy remains to be seen. A deputation from Savoy had yesterday an audience with the Emperor on the same subject. But we suppose that " pronouncing," or protesting, will be all that either Power can have recourse to at present. It is ashes, we observe, "Is the danger of Savoyard annexation to FranCe so great a matter as to call for interference by the British Govern ment, or a result so serious as to jeopardise the amalgamation of the Italian States ?" Undoubt edly, we do not hesitate to reply, it is such a matter as this; and the aritish Government have interfered with it, by strongly remonstrating, as the B,Vi'‘ish Parliament has also interfered by protesting against it,—with no available result, however, in either case. The effect of the latter, in fact, depended so much on the former, that no other issue was likely to arise.. A remonstrance accompanied by a Treaty, entered into for the pii . rpose of " arawin,g closer the ties of friend ship," with the very Power whose predatory designs were the subject of such remonstrance, was something very like a farce. It may be all very well to pretend—as indeed it is pretended-- that since the British jarliament " has already approved of the principle that the Italians shall be allowed to manage their own affairs, now that arnalgania4on, the direct result of this liberty, the.e.ontingent transfer of Savoy, with the e.,onsent of the people most concerned, becomes a matter. of comparatively trifling import." This were a plausible, but a very superficial view of the question; and one under which there can be no security whatever for either the obligations of treaties, or the limits of territories, Victor Emmanuel has formally accepted the vote o f annexation from Tuscany,—" a manifesta tion of the rational will," as his Majesty expresses it " So universal and so spontaneous, that it con firms to iurope, at a different time and under altered conditions, the vote already expressed by the national assemblies of Eruelia,' —and one which " completes the proofs of the order, perse verance, patriotism, and wisdom, by which those people have merited universal sympathy and esteem." But, the King takes occasion to add,— " In uniting to my ancient provinces, not only the States of Modena and Varnia, but also the Romagna, which has already separated itself from the Papal Government, I do not intend to fail in my deep devotedness to the Chief of the Church." No; despite the threats and thunders of theVatioan, his Majesty declares that he is "ready to, defend the independence necessary tq the supreme minis ter of religion. the Pop-, to contribute to the splegclotAr his court, anal to pay homage to his. soyereigAtY• We do not suppose, however, that all this will alter the case very much at Rome. The Pope is d i esppiled of an inportant portion of his temporal clorninions-- , to which his Holiness doubtless thinks he has an infinitely more inde feasible right than Victor Emmanuel has to Pied mont,—and the defence of his independence, and the maintenance of the splendour of his court, as " the supreme minister of religion," are never, in Papal estimation, to be considered as the qua',4 pro quo in such a matter of spoliation as his Sardinian Majesty is regarded as being guilty of. Some of qur Liheral contemporaries, we find, art, disposed to attach importance to the state, inent given yesterday, that a. French diplomatic manifesto, will shortly appear, which all design's ilpon the Rhine frontier will be expressly citselairrieot and til@ inference repudiated that because Fraw r , fur.. special reasons now adds aavciy and Nice to her empire. she, therefore, means to set a precedent for claiming what are called " natural frontiers." Had the Imperial author of such a manifesto shown:himself worthy of credit, there might have been some satisfaction in it. But did he not, only a few month since, disclaim having any intention to annex Savoy and Nice; and did he not only a week or. two since, cliflclairn any desire to do, so--,should he think of it a t all without consulting the Great Powers ? Did he not, moreover, whilst Presi, dent of the French Republic, disclaim any idea of mounting the InAperial throne, and afterwards violate his oath tq the Itepnblie, as well as ‘.‘ wade through slaughter to the throne ?" 'the assur anee of any such a manifesto, we are persuaded, will only he valid so long as it is quite convenient for Louis Napoleon to observe it. The Times, with reference to the new county franchise of the Ministerial deform Bill, says that " the point is nqt so much what these con stititeticies are as what, in course of time, they may become,"—since " there is this distinction between counties and boroughs—that the land in the connties is in comparatively- few hands.' And then the question is asked, c` Will this reduce , tion ‘ , 4 n e.hi ta e to give opportunities tq nrop*.ors of extending their political power, so that oil this side, at least, the Bill will be an eminently Conservative measure ?" The answer given to which is, " we cannot tell, we have no Information, but we hope that on some of these points at least our ignorance may be enlightened in the course of the debate." But suppose the Bill should be, in this respect, ". eminently Conservative measure," 7 -is it desirable, to, set county against town and town against gouuty, by having all kiound Conservatism, on one aide, and all the rampant Radicalism on the other ? Surely not, WE have, so far, refrained from expatiating upon the painful case of the suffering British soldiers, brought home from India in the Tasmania to this port. We have so refrained, because, without disputing, in the main, the truth of the Raw. men's statements as to their ilk treatment, they were yet 'Eno f . T .pArtc.statements; and net only so, but made by those who were smarting severely under sufferings, some of which, it may not improbably turn out, have been unavoidable, under the circumstances, and others the effect of the sufferers' own physical and moral condition. The investigation which was opened by the Coroner yesterday, will n nll probability bring out the real. facts of the ease, One thing, how ever, has been known from the first,—and it was most satisfactory to find it so,—that, as a Liver pool ship, the Tasmania was not to be held respon sible for what has unhappily occurred. The vessel was chartered by the Indian Government, and all the arrangements for the voyage were made by their authority, and on their account. The ship itself was found in all respeots, we believe, capable of transporting a large body of troops, Her capacities are large, her sea- worthiness has never been ouestioned, and her accommodations were ample, the accotn- modations, we mean, which the owners of the ship were required to afford, although there were no doubt other and further accommo- dations, more especially for the sick,—and many' it appears, were severe invalids when they embarked at Calcutta,—which they who had chartered the ship for such a purpose ought to have seen to. They, the Government authorities, of course, were responsible for a proper provision being made for so many men so situated, and ought to have taken care that their preparations should prove equal to so important an occasion. Under any circumstances, we say, due pains ought to have been bestowed in providing for the health and comfort of so many as a thousand • men, who were thus to be immured for four dreary months at sea—to be " cabined, cribb'd, confined," day by day, and night by night, often in an atmosphere, and amidst discomforts and pti- vations, at best, under which even the healthy and the robust, let alone the sick and the weakly, would find it difficult to bear up. But remem- bering that they were soldiers—that many of them were veterans, and all of them heroes, who' had fought for their country's interests and honour in her Eastern empire—surely they de served to have had, if possible, more than ordinary attention shown them, in preparing for their voyage home, thus distinguished as they were by their valour, and honoured by their victories. The poet has asked the significant, and in this case the only too apt and apposite question,-r- "Dost thou not know the fate of soldiers ?" his answer to which the history of too many wars has only over correctly illustrated—that " They're but Ambition's tools, to cut a way To his unlawful ends." Now this conclusion, in the case in question, may not exactly hold good. But when it is added, that When they're worn, Hack'd, hewn with constant service, thrown aside, To rust in peace, and rot in hospitals,"— too many who hear of the fate of the poor suf . :- ferers we refer to, may take it for granted that this has been the case with them—that having served their turn, they are not only thrown uuprovided for upon the world, but sent home to that world, over a weary waste of waters, more like criminals than warriors. Glad indeed shall we be, should the inquiry prove that we are wrong in hazarding such a supposition as this. But, at any rate, it is evi dent that a great mistake was committed by the Government of India, in rendering it necessary to send the men home at all. They were wanted in India far more than in Britain ; and if not retained as soldiers, they , might have been arranged with as colonists. But they were actually and urgently needed, it seems, as soldiers ; nor would they, or the great body of them, have refused, apparently, to remain—to be transferred, that is, from the late East India Company's to Her Majesty's service, had they been liberally treated with. There were some ten thousand of them altogether—tried, able, and gallant troops, most of them ; and they wanted but such gene rous overtures, we repeat, as they had earned a claim to, to induce them to enter the service' of Queen VICTORIA. But a miserable Whig-Liberal economy disregarded their claim, and preferred to incur, in the end, the far greater expel of taking recruits in their stead. As a Liberal contemporary has only too truly' stated the case, —" It took XlOO, to pre ' pare each of the disbanded soldiers fbr the field ; and these were 10,000 soldiers drilled, disciplined, and acclimated. They did not wantr to leave the service. They were ready to ton-- thine in India, provided their little claims. w.ere recognised. Lord CANNING was obstiaate,. and for his obstinacy the country pays £A,006,000; fob recruits to supply their place, and a quarter of a million at least to pay for their passage home.' Another of the many costs, this, which the country is doomed to pay for preferring to have its affairs in such extremely Liberal and econo mical hands as those to which its interests are pew committed at home and abroad. Whatever, therefore, may be the issue of the painful inquiry to which we have alluded, the Government of India stands condemned on the very face of such a policy as that which it so clearly involves, awl so terribly illustrates. A mean and miserable principle pervades the whole proceeding, from first to last. But for it, the men would never have been summarily dismissed from their field of glory, and thank= lessty cast upon their own exhausted resources and but for• it, when they were to be seat bowie,. they would have been provided with all that was necessary for the exigencies of so long and dreary a voyage, and been landed ampng their country men under feelings of lively gratitude tbr their treatment, instead of bitter discontent and ani mosity for th,ei t r su,ff,erings. THE LATEST NEWS. IBY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAT*./ FRANCE. PARES, March 19, Judgment has bev-,s givel irk th e l a w- s uit against M. DApkilourt. The complaints of the Siede lave been rejected oh the ground of their being unfounded. The complaint made by the heirs of M. Rosseau has also been rejected, the laws nut making the defamation of a dead person actionable. The Bishop of Orleans spoke for half-an-hour on Saturday, in defending himself against the charge brought against him. Judgment was to be pronounced yesterday (Monday). AGGRESSIVENESS OF THE FRENCH PRESS. A writer in the Cl*nione Nationale, who it is understood is to get a prefecture in Savoy, boasts that the French Government would like nothing so much as a general war to revenge Waterloo and Leipsic, and to rally, disaffected subjects at home to the Emperor's dynasty, and expresses a regret that the republic of 1848 did not stretch its hand to take not only Savoy but .Belgium and the Prussian provinces of the Rhine. This repre sentative of aggressive policy of Napoleon 111. distinctly lays down the necessity under which the Emperor of France is placed to carry . foreign wars, in order to prevent divisio i n t s at hole. . marlset has been depressed, ad transactions Ihnited, Rentes opened at 67f, ide., and closed at 67f. 80c., or about , the same as Saturday. CENTRAL ITALY.' There are some fresh rllAsagit #01:11 Peril as to , the intention of the flige,roT IC-al/demi in regard to the annexation cpestAoll iq c entral Italy. It is said At "Vienna that the Fren ch troops, at Rome, NOI Te%ise to, Civita Vecchua. if the Pope should eNcommunicate Victor Emmanuel. An o the r re port from Vienna is, that the Neapolitan troops will at once enter the Papal States if the Sar dinians take possession of the Romagna. All the Austrian frigates have been unrigged. „ FRANCE AND SAVOY, Durigg The negotiations which preceded the protest of Switzerland, the Swiss Minister, ill reply to a suggestion of the French Government, declined to accept the neutrality of the two districts of Chablais and Foncigny when an nexed to France, in the same way as it had done when they were under Sardinia, as the matter was very different, when the Swiss Confederation had to do with a first-rate military power like France. compared with a second-rate power like Sar dinia. The Swiss Minister also declined to enter tain the inducement of certain tariff advan tages offered by France. It is believed at Paris that Russia, Austria, and Prussia will P in England and the Swiss Confederation in protest - iug against the violation of the rights of Swi ss neutrality. Public opinion in Germany is very decided against the ruin of Swiss neutra lity TO BIJILDEAS, TIMBER DEALERS, AND OTHERS; M.R. WeLELLAND (from the Late Firlig of T. Winstanley and Sons) is instructed by the Proprietors at,LL by A.UCl:lo 2 l r on the premises,,Smitladown - l a n e y near Lodge-lane, To-morrow (Wednesday), the 21st instant, at Twelve o'clock presiselly, flundred and Fifty TREES, consisting of elm, birch, ash, sYcWOre, beams and priticipals, doors, windo'w sashes; shutters, lolsts; marble and stone chimney-pieces, slates, flags ; excellent Xitehen-range, with two ovens and stove, sitting-room and ch. 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