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

ta" Parties-answering 'Advertisements us ,the DAILY 1. Din; arerequested to attend to the following expla- nations A ldress (capital letter and, number) DAILY TIMES °Abe means that application must be made by letter, and in no other way. Se. , : reference list ;means that,purties should examine the list of references at our office. Applications not in conformity with these instructions. cannot be attended to. raszus atattith. WASTED, sharp active LAD, with a good Character. Apply at 3, Brunswick-street. T ANTED, a good SERVANT OF ALL WORK. Must / nave ituaand 'character from last place, and be used to children. S‘le•P-efeience List Daily Times office. A Vi r e D . , II a ec NYTATCIi MOTION MAKER, to k in-door. apply except those with, go od wr character. Constant work. Address, J. 8.. Wara, 20, Queen-street, clerhenwPll, London. 244tar29 HOW TO EARN THREE POUNDS. PER WEEK AND • ' UPWARDS.. • TESPECTABLE YOUNG MEN, of good address, m a Y learn how to earn the above sum, on applying by letter, stating references. to Z., Da;ly Times office. immediat ely, W " GE D Eß. t respect" On e acc l u e stllel to washing t•'-d irou , ng'• Unexceptionable references must be given. Apply, .at 2, Cromwell-terrace, Berwick-street, West Derby road. 3mr27247 , --- ANsm all f TED, a thorough S amiip where lt ILVANTeir are .nOtpctiti,L Wn.ORAIC.,roI washer and ironer indispenaablp. twelve mouths' _charact_e_r required. English or Scotch' Protestant. Apply 3mr2B at 86 y orthumberland-terrace. - DOMESTIC SEIINANTS. COOKS, Housemaids, Waitresses, Lady eniploym send ' s Maids,, Coachmen , Footmen, Groomp, * out of , shou for a '' LAST OF t VACANT c., SITITATIONS; add ent enclaseilti Seven Stamps. Weekly Lists sent for four weeks afar Eight Place, een Stamps. Address , Central Regittei Office, 22; kManchester. 4 MERCANTILE SERVANTS. OLERKS, Bookkeepers, Timek ee p ers, Collectors, Grocers' ‘..../ • and Drapers' Assistants; Counter-men and. Porters; &e., out of employment, should send for a LIST OF VA sts sent CANT SITUATIONS, and enclose seven stamps. Weekly Li for four weeks for eighteen stamps. Address, 'Central Register Office, 22, Market-place, Mancheser. . . -• MERSEY. DOCKS ESTATE. PORT OF LIVERPOOL. A.N t T , E, PERSON of competent nautical' f x F pe f rien u c l e Port of t `Liek•poo 'ie l,le e of duties 4 ofwhichwillirequiroe! thee whole of his time. The .salary. will be 2240 per annum. Applications, enclosing testimonials and stating the age, of the eandidite; must be! sent t 9 This office, under cover,• eddorsed '• Application for Water Bailiff," and addressed to " The Secretary Of the Mersey Docks and Harbour Board," not instant. later than this day (Tuesday), the 27th day of March By order , , . , DANIEL MASON, Secretary. Dock.:lOffice,'Llierpool, March 8, 1860. • ' emplogmtnt kaautt4. i - WANT ~..D, by a respectable trustwor th y Female, a situati4a in the neighbourhood of Liverpool or Manchester, as HOUSEKEEPER - to a widower, or Head Nurse in a good family. Is a good needlewoman ; five years' character. Address, F. Ford, Post-office, Shiffnal, Shroy.shire. , TO BREWERS. o S r lT w y s tT a lT ew as AVANBTREE%- A ora 3 . 3% " rer G an eil d ti lf e latia n ger a , a PaKtnership. ;Ile has had_ six yFars:,prctieal experiesicey »rid idrewed under a Button brewef, with a' good firm. ran brew first-rate pa l e , bitter, and stron g ales and rsar4er. UnexeeDrionable , referenees can be given. Apply to Mr. S. Averill, Broadway, 'Worcestershire. Raisaitautpus Mutts. AAT 4 NTED; for Exportation, Ladies', Gentlemen's,'and'ChiMren'al LEFT-1311' CLUTHES; for Well the highest price will be given in cash. Ladies and Geiglemen waited upon at any hour in all parts of Lancashire and Ckeklaire. '2 , 1.8.—.111 kinds of Military bought. Address Mr or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-bill. Dbatiling FOUStS. Fro bt LET, Two lIOIT6ES, Nos. 58 and 60 , Clareuee - grove , Everton, each containing two good kitchens, two parlours, andlbur bedroorns. 'There are good yards at the back. Rent, £22. Apply to fir. Hardisty, No. Tiarrington-street. 233 61n27 AN FIELD. MO be LET. a semi-detached HOUSE , 5, Ashlei g h, containing two sitting-rooms, seven bedroomss butler's pantry, hot and cold Rater, water-closet, two good kitchens, and every modern convenience, 'with coach-honse and stable, and small garden se back. Cabbage-hall omnibus close by. Rent £5O. Apply on the premises. 12ap5248 SUBURBS OF LIVERPOOL. frO be LET, a Semi-detacbed Y,ILLA, in Use neighbourhood I of Edge-lane, containing - dining-room, drawing-room, six bedraims, - bath-room, kitchens, &c., and basing two -gardens attachedto 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, pars near. Address 8.F., office of the Daily Times. tfo ;J' A j oxitg. MERSEY DOCKS ESTATE. LOANS OF MONEY. MHE 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 pkriod 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 Con•es pondents in London, are issued with each bond. All offers to be addressed to George J. Jefferson, Esq., Treasurer, Dock office, Liverpool. By order of the Board. DANIEL MASON, Secretary. Dock-office, Liverpool, November 1, 1859. T HE COUNTY, PALATI.r,E LOAN' 'COMPANY (LIMITED), No. 5, CHURCH-ALLEY, CHURCH-STREET. BILLS DISCOUNTED. LOANS ADVANCED FROM £2O TO £500,• On. TWo or more Personal Securit'es, or en the Deksit of Deeds, Dock Bonds, Shares in Building Societies, Railways, Public Companies generally, and other available Property. Entire charge, including application fee. Loan of £2O, repayable at 88. per wea1t... , ..£1 4s. ' Loan of £5O, repayable at 20s. per week... 2 18s. Loan of £lOO, repayable at 40s. per week... 5 15s. And larger sums in the same proportion. Applicants from the country will be enariced reasonable travelling expenses. For prospectus and further information; apply to JAMES WENSLEY, Secretary. ADELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COMPANY, (LIMITED.) PRESENT BUSINESS, £250,''000 PER ANNUM. , HEAD OFFICE : 38, RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCH .OFFICES :• $O. BROWN-STREET, MANCHESTER. 36 , RAXILTON-STREET, BIRKENHEAD. Is, MARKET-SQUARE, ST. HELEN'S, 64., LUNE-STREET, pligsioN. NS G-13,- A•N R- D--- „ AND BILLS 'DISCOUNTED ON , EVERY DESCRIPTION OF AVAILABLE SECURITY, AND ; ", ON THE MOST ~IBERAL TERMS. ~. , • Applications made at the Head 0 4 ce, or 14 any of the Branch Offices will be promptly attended to , , , i aNds3l Cil&iS. ELLISON, Manager. 7 1OHN . ELLSON, Secret WILLIAM BAy . LIFF, BILLI A RD TABLE IEAKNA, , 1.5, 11.Q.v.61Tpalni.gt:T, LJKERP.aith,..l2:93g7 ADAMS'S ONE SHILLING BOX of STATIONERY, Containing SIXTY SHEETS GOOD NOTE . PAPER, 'nvurni.rao Ert.vEtinixs,, , PEN k HOLDER, WAX. PENCIL, & PLOTTING PAPER. 63, CHURCH-STREET, • (Opposite Old Post-office Place.) AMERICAN SOLACE!! • Smokers' who want A REALLY GOOD PIPE OF TOBACCO;;1 Are reeoroluesieli4 14 try , the Above. • NONE GENUINE EXCEFT SOLD BY • • • C. TURSIEA v. 406 Commercial sales. THIS DAY. ---- This Day (Tuesday), the 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at' 441 the Broker's Offleg, 3 Exe c hangrcalley Nothr, Chespel-sX, 500.COM*011 ROS)N, ex Isaac Webb, fro 4li York..;;',Apply to - -- - .0 .7 ' . •.. ,- k i r THOIAS SILL, Broker. , . This Day (Tuesday), the 27th instant,. at Twelve —, a , the Brokers' Oftlee, 8, Lancaster-buildings, 500 Tons Patagonian GVANO, JOHN DAWES , & CO., Brokers. o'clock, !T,g ITC Vrtmists. s 110 be Mit, a PLUMBER'S SHOP, in Virginia-street, Oldhall-street. Key at Mr. Bainbridge's, Albany Vaults. Srar2B r 1 , '.e LET; a DANCiNG ACADEMY, with Rouse attached, situate No. 1, Devod-street, late in the occupation or Messrs. Peter's-lane. lane. 237 6u12.0 CLARE BALL, CLARE—STREET, ISLINGTON. MO be LET, the above ROOM, suitable for holding Public J. Meetings, Tea Parties, Benefit Societies' Meetings, and liTtures, on reasonable term s. Apply to Mr. J. Parsosage, Xo. 3, Islington. 3mos-m24 TOWN IMPROVEMENTS. • LONDON CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT, • 31, AND 33, Kit THOMAS'S EVILDINGS. HEN' R V respectfully informs his friends and the public thatvgA impresslon which seems to prevail of his having removed front tdir Thomas's-bnildings is quite unfounded. There is no doubt that UnnrAvements.in the neighbourhood are contemplated by the 9..rporo.tiqq.—the erecting of public offices, &e. ; but by this circ4 l l44t4nc,e his position has not been affected: He returns his sineerelhanks for the patronage which the above Establishment has received for upwards of thirty years ' and trusts this notice will be a sufficient intimation the, thebusiness is em3ducted as 'hitherto on the same premises. • " myl CERTAIN MEANS OF S rgt THE NEW FRENCH R'EMEISY, as prepared by the Ecole Pharmacien, Paris, has been used bt the most eminent of yhe Medical Faculty on the Continent for several years with great a sk and has been fond& a certain remedy fur effectually, restoring lite nervous and debilitated to a state of vigorous health and manhood, when the nervous 'system has been weakened by the errors of yon'tlk„oy fp= any other cause. All impediments to marriage are speeddy Felrioyfid by this wonderful discovery. Full particulars forwaf grSIOF4PIY to any address ' with every instruction for self cure, on-receipt of a stamped directed envelope, by MONS. DUVAL, Patent Medicine Agents Birmingham. z be $1:0 fn . get. 7ilo be SOLD or LET, Two new Detached VILLAS, in Lilley- J. road, Fairfield, containing dining, drawing, and breakfast. Tooms, and butler's , pantry, on the first floor; nine bedrooms, dres-ing-room;• bath-room, closet, &c , with garden back and front. Apply on the premises. Also, to be Sold. Three HOUSES, Canton-street, Everton ; rental £72. Two HOUSES, .ettst side of •Ferkley-street, rental £9O; and Two HOUSES, "Nos. 4 and 6.-Porldield-street, Prince's-park; rental Ll6O. Apply It ;l, Sefton-street, Brunswick Dock. tfo ID:J . be tiefUsrs autr pub. 110 be SOLD, Three Front HOUSES and Six behind, cover t mg 225 yards of Land, situate 'near Manchester -street. Texure, Freehold. , By an outlay of £5O would produce EN rental per annum. Price. if disposed of immediately-, £750; 5,550 may be ,had upon the same, if required. Apply I" Mr. George Byford, 32, Dale-street. 2 f ' TO be S:!LD, a large; substantially-built Stone DWELLING HOUSE, with the modem conveniences, Ind covering about 2,760 yards of Land. Present rental, £9O per swam. Situatedi n the most elevated part of Everton, andthaving two glocl frontages in Church-street and EvertOn-tertaes. Apply to Mr. G. Byford, 32, Dale-street. gip be SOLD, a Terrace of Eight Front HOUSES, situate on 1 the cast side of Talbot street, and north Mae of Erskine stre^t, islinzton. Tenure Leasehold for an unexpired term of 61 years. Rental £ll7 lOs per annum.. The above will be disposed of at a very reasonable price to close a trust estate. Apply to•Mr: George Byford, 32, Dale-street. rri 0 .be SOLD, a large modern-built liI\VI•:LLING -1 : 101 . 1 SE, situate at the south end of. Netherfield-road North, Everton, anthhaving a frontage to the same of about 13 yards .by yard:. deep. Tenure Leasehold for about 00 years, and at present occupied by the owner. The above will be disposed of at a . very reasonable price. Apply to Mr. G. Byford, 32, Dale-street. rile) be SOLD cheap, to close a Partnership Account, abOut 4,160 Yards of Freehold LAND, for Villas of not less Tental than L3O, and within 2i , miles of the Exchange; good Toads made and drained; and surrounded by houses of much .nigher value. For immediate sale, and would doubtless prove an excellent purchase. Apply to Mr. G. Ityford, 32, Dale street. WO be. SOLD, Three Cottage HOUSES , vith Gardens, pcm_ tuning above SOO yards of Land, situate in Mab-lane, West Derby,.and near to Croicteth /jail. This property m ay , be much improved for small outla. Rental, Z 25 pr annum, Price £330. Apply•to Mr. G. Buford, 32, Dale-streete. T - Obe SOLI), a valuable Corner Plot Freetoi.d LAND, with Eight Cottage HOUSES and STARLING ttiareo u fronting two good streets, and lending from Timokiln-Inno to 'Vauxhall-road. Dimensions of the same, 45 by 22 yards : or about 990 yards. Rental about £lOO per annum. Price £1,500. apply to Mr. G. Byford, 32, Dale-street. MO be SOLD, a compact !Freehold FARM, with HOUSE 1 and Outbuildings thereon, containing about 14-Statute -Wes, and situated_ in :Dutton , near Gunton., Apply to Mr. George Byfors, 32, Dale-street. TO SHIP-STORE DEALERS AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS. frO be SOLD, a roomy Licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE, situate ,in Denison-street, a• few yards from Prince's dock gate, - with Four HOUSES behind the barns, and fronting to Gibral tar-row ' - tenure freehold. Rental ZISS per annum. , Apply to Mr. G. Byford, 32, Dale-street. -MO be-BOLD, Two large DWELLING-HOUSES, with the modern conleitiencer, situated on the west side:Qi ar,ve street South, between Myrtle-street and Falkner-street:. Lease ,told for ,7.5 years, from XlB3l. Rental LllO per awing. To - close the trust estate. Will be disposed of at a very moderate . price. If desired,.a, good portion of th..e purchase-money may 'be had up the Same. Apply to 31r. Corge Byford, 32, Dale-atieet. 6mr3l HIGHER BEBINGTON HALL EstivrE, , T". attention of Architects and Gewttemen Xeffikk ring couNrRY. RESIDENCES are directed to the aboye .freehold estate, which contains some of the best building sites on, the Cheshire side, and will be sold in lots tosnit purchasers. Eon'urther particulars apply to Robert Dobson, Estate Agent, C', King-street, Hock Ferr y . emr29 _ ------ P INCILL-LAN E. , MO be SOLD, a comp act Detached RESIDENCE, with gar den, stable, and coach-house; contains dining-room, small libraxy, man _ s " va w, ro ppl, kitchen, scutier 7 .l 4 , 4o ,",, vmgry store-room, add 'ak•atory, on the grOund fir ; abov e are five bedrooms, ch a wh ns -ruom, and the' usual modern convenience.. The property is freehold, overlooking the Dingle, and the ad jcin;ng land is restricted from nuisances or small ho sea. m a y be viewed on Tuesoays and Fridays, on a pplication to Mr. 8. d WaterhousS, 4, Derby-square. —......-------- ADAMS'S STUDENTS' AND TOURIS,T S' WAI'“ CASE,S,• C9144-11,4k, NOTE PAPER OFT . . yguy SIZE, ENVELOPES OF TWO NZ 'S. SEALIAfg WAX, BOX FOR VESTA LIGHTS, &c.; PATENT INKSTAND, PENS AND PENCILS, IVORY PAPER 'KNIFE, BLOTTING BOOK, POCITS B m FO, y,uOIIANDUMS, &e., with Patent Lock, fro Gs. ad. each, in great'variety. The above are also kept f Wirer size to hold full size letter paper. • 63, CHURCH-STREET, -- (Oppesito Old Post-ottice Place.l WILLIAM CONLIN, ~ -- PRINTER, STATION ?, AND 'BOOKBINDER, 32, DALE-STREET. LivgivooL, (NEAKLY OPPOSITE THE GEORGE ijEOTE) O ONL IN begs respectfully 6 . . iiformt his ~ Friends and the Public, that he has OPEYED, an 0 ' fCk:, in' the above central situation, and trusts, by assideous attention to Insiness, excellenne of workmanship, quick execu tion of orders., 4.441 Moderate charges, to. merit a share of their support and patronage. tZ4 . , - °MIME pgr ADDRESA : 32, DALE-STUB-ET, LIVERPOOL'. (NEARLY Orrogrrn THE Gnoti.ox norkv..) jell ROBERT`HUGITES,'----- LAND AN Di . ' IF &E' , A G , VOT ) i 5:3, CH U [tell-STREET, .. BIRKENHEAD, i 11 , 1.5 ON SALE a, large quantity_ pf • $ • FRE EH 'O' L D LAND, Within a quarter of an hour's walic of Woodside Ferry, pnd from which there are beautiful views At the River Meriky. /he Land will be Sold in Small Lots, to suit build and of ersera i i i /he of er e cting Villas or Cottages, which are i gow iia ch great demand, and the price is about 3s. Gd. the Square Y rd. . AL o, " SQUARE YARDS OF FREEHOLD LAND; Is . PRIPAT - STREET, near MONK'S FERRY, Upon which then:tare no restrictions either as rewards ' Buiidinv pr Business. A Small Quantity opposite tha l R Station, frOnting Jackson-street, at a remarkably Low Price, ;iiiipole fo r C o t_ tams. ALso, TOBE LET, SEVERAL EXCELLENT FAMILY .11017SES, In Birkenhead, Tranmere, and the adjoining ToYinsliips ; a few GOOD SHOPS' NEAR THE MARKET, TIMBER YARDS, C OAL ,YABDS, &c. Particulars of which may be obtained 'sit hie Office. N.B.—General Agent at Birkenhead for the Liverpool and 40014011 Fire and Life Assurance Company. mar3o . _ Sales after Closing Prices. 3 o'clock. Railways. Blackburn, — Birkenhead &Cheshire Jn. 714 -- Caledonian Chester and Holyhead Eastern Counties ' 11 3-16 111 Great Northern ll2 113 Great.Westerps Lancashire & Yorkshire ..1921 1021 102 a London & North Western 994 991 991 Ditto 1-shares - id Manchester, Shef., & Lin. 431 431 431 1 Midland Stock ll5 1151 North British ..... 62:t • ;631 North Staffordshire - 3 tl Nt. Eastern—Berwick -7 944 Do. Yoik and N. Midland 77i . 78 Do.. Leeds Northern -47 Oxford, W. & Wolverhptn. 404 41 -- South Eastern _ll-16 261 Dutch Rhenish -16 4 15-16 d Great •Luxenibourg - -,Grand Trunk of Canada. / 8 1 6- 1 4 6 ;i 9 ',4 - 1 6 d t Gt. W[of Canida " 134 -13 1 , Ditto new shares Buffalo and Lake *ion , 44 5t Lwbardo-Venetiau , Great Ship , . • 9/6 10/d On account of whom it may C.044(311. Tomorrow (Wednesday), the 28th instant; at Pwelve o'clock; the Buhlic Saleroom Exchange-buildings, '200140 44 0 9 A$ Bundles 11.4.TTA.1i8, salved from the wreck Of the Chdrleg ',l"vtiO, from Sincapore, and new lying in No. 1 Transit Shed, west sidd Prince's Dock. Apply to S. DUTTON & NEPHEW', Broker.. To-morrow (Wednesday ' , the 28th instant, at 'twelve o'cioac, at the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, , ssB Bakes St Mlehael'S ORANGES.) . 12 ge r il i l , l3oxes „ ' DITTO. (Ex Speedy.9o r-peetFlirt DITTO. Ex BraOnza: 418 0 St. Midget's IgTTO. I 16 San Boxes „ Dittq: )Ex W..444 , ra. 107 Boxes „ DITTO. gzL Criteria. i, DITTO. 1:x AxCk.s'l'seket. 135 „ ". • D IQ ' lEx Staghound. H Small 13sxes „ DITTO. - 100 P.oxes Palermo LEMONS. 50' Bags. Messina NUTS. ' - • 20 „ Naples WALNUTS. 1 204 , Dare lone NUTS. " . ' Ap y g*, „ J,AMES ADAM, SON, & CO., Brokers. To-morrow IWOriesd4), the 21;th initant, at the Brokers' OMee, 2, Dale-sirefil, , ; $0() Bags Caleutto t MTABOI.A.MS. 90 • i„-• Bombo , f lir Bales , MADDER ROOTS. Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brolorg. Onniiiitriday n 24, the 29th insr f atit, Tvielve-delock, at tlYo Itrolieps' ()Mee MOO Bags DengAl /t A iit, Apply to , T. &a. LITTLED E & CO., Brokers. ,On Thursday next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock,' at the Brokers' Office, t t . 1,700 Bags Bonilxiy LINSEED, now landing eil:diiin lye, Stanley Dock.• Apply to Messrs, Nicol, Dunkworth, and 0., Itefchints ,• or to T. k U. LITTLEbALE Sc CO., 4FolFers. 1, - 1 • 4 ,t . gates ti treigyt. Otitward rates have been firm during the past week, and several large ships have been taken, some a which have not yet arrird, the : re is: aow!considerably less dgmand for, tonnage, Vessels; can now only be placed . at . rech:OtiOn on former rates paid, homewarclq there are t chArryrs .f 3 from Caleata,'and al§ iartilla, and'4 s fat¢4&s from Bombay, and 60s for anima from the Chinchas. Rates, to,the United States are quiet at our quotations. The following are the rates of freight for— • COAL ; yRcm.LUERPOOL OR BI11.1CAN#1 1 :?: To 7', : ~;13 , 4. 4 84 - *O' "; . 11. cl. ii. 4. Malta • ' ' 14 0 14 6 Treblzonde 'Neste ' ,I. 16 6.. L.O 0 Sinope Corfu l6 0 17 0 Ancona Smyrna l6 0 0 0 Ragusa Varna , 19 0 ... 0 0 Gibraltar Leghorn... pop}. 15 0 .„ , Q. fe Naples ..,.„ipm ,IQ 0. •.. Q 0 Athena Havannah l4 0 0 Q fiet Itionns - nominal. Cardenas Monte Video ... 7 6 ••• 0 0 lialli4 ~•,..t...,.., 40 oi,, 30 0 Mope Buenos Ayres ... 37 6.. 0 0 Cape of U. 3O 0 32 6 Constantinople.. 16 0 ... 17 0 Pernambuco 2B 0 .. 7 , ,. 29 0 Salonica , l6 0 ... 0 0 Galveston Rails nominal. RAILS--*BRISTOL CHANNEL.. To Galveston 2ss. and 5 per cent. To Mobit - 0 . 1 'r° 4 ,41 1 4/ ) * - 9 4; - To New. Twit To IsteveOrlerang 225. 6d. and 4 per cent. To Fernandina (Florida) 22s. 64. and 4 pg: T o port.201 0 14th••:•••014111i114)., "+ ) I•!' To Savannah To Havannah (small cargo) 3oa. and Oiler cent. To Alexandria ' ' 2ss. i! f GENERAL FREIGHTS. • 1 : L _____ . s. d. s. d. Liverpool to Aden : Coal • 4B oto 50 0 Hong Kong, ,. .„.......,.... ..... 50 0 to 57 0 " ; V..Ditte, qrt!to' - i11.48 1 ' I ; io 0 0 0 0 Citustin 0 tt to Q 0 • i „ Ceylon : Iron soto 0 0 „ Bombay, do - - - , . 1 from the plyde .. r;47 .6 to 50 0 Bombay : Coals :1 ~ . Suez " 62 6t065 0 „ Sydney or , £3 7s. Gd. register ton. Melbourne ' •, i Sl4guldte ' , 44 0t045 0 1 i, 04W- '' 0 42 to 43 0 „ Shanghai 57 6 to 0 0 Ditto from Wales , Calcutta: Salt without conkignment 39 0' to 0 0 • P P with ' ditto 4l 4to 0 0 i , ; Calcutta : Iron, Engines, &c. Ditto, Coals Ascension, from Wales , Fertfaido To, fpam Walks 2l to 0 0 „ Callao Flag Stones B5 fci 40 - o t , Woosung Liverpool to Madras Iron &c. 455. to 505., Clyde 50s , Chusan 60s. Do. Coals 425. Gd. Do. from Wales • ' ' 455. Od. Liverpool to Valparaiso for orders, to discharge there or at a Port not North of Callao 335., small. ships. Liverpool to ti'L ICork, C 0415, full carg,es, lis. & 5 per cent. // • - ),Imilmiin 708: ' 4 Teak' to 11. 4. nomtr f l. Akyab, option of Rangoon, Bassein, 'or Mottlinana; to V. I. or Continent, 535., 6d. ~. - • - I Caeutta to Liverpool, 60a. to 625. 6d., ditto on the roluld, £5, with option of Londori. • Guano from Chiachas to - U. K. or Continent, 60s. Bombay to Liverpool or London, 40s. to 4.55.' IC' On Thursday next, the 29th instant, at Twelve o T cTO , 'tit the Brokers' Office, ' 2,483 Bags Bengal LINSEED, 1,300 Bags Bengal RAPESEED, 210 Bags fine RICE, just w.rulvepi per Aracan, Prince's Dock. Apply to Messrs Thomas and fohnl4oB4.l,ebank, Merchant , ; or to & LITTLIJIALE Sr CO., Brokers. On Thursday next, the 29th infant ? at Half-Raft Ti'dive o'clock, (to follow Messrs. T. and H. Lttttledale and Co.'4 sale), 1,566 Packages TEA (partly with all faults). Apply to H. It. WHISTLER & CO., Brokers. On Thlrgaay ext, the 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Broker's Office, queen Insidance-buildings, 17,313 Double Bundles lIASSAVA, • now landing in the Albert Dock, ex David liarrican, from Bahia. Apply to Messrs. F. Lyon Brothets, Met•chants ' • or to FRANCIS J. EATON', Broker. 7e are indebted to Messrs. Taylor, Ti4er ' and Co., for the following rftet ,of freight to the United States:— , . ._.....,.......-.,.. On Thnradny next, the / 29th instant, at Twelve o'clock, Boston. New York. ' Phildaeliihii: at the graerg Offiice, Exchange-buildings, ' —........-..:.A._... ...—• ____----14-Cases African Whif-e GUN (3Q ALA s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d: . s. d. 1 Cask African BEES' WAX, : ; just landed ex steamer Armenian, and will be open for inspec- Fi ß g ai T7' 4 ,:g e r . " ) 12 6...14 0 11 0...12 § IQ 0... o o Lion. Apply to Messrs. Burnet and Kidd, Merchants; or to Chemical's ,and • .J. , 11. RAYNER & CO., Brokers:l4 0...15 0 12 6...14 0 11 0...19 0. Fine 1r0n..... f ~ On Thursday next, the 29th instant, at One o'clOck; Salt nominal. nominal. nominal. at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, . Dry Goods lO 0...15 0 10 0...17 6 0 0...20 0 Ito Imes Surat COTTON; .- - , Hardware l2 6... : 0 0 0 f 0..2 6 20 • q,.,-o 0 Pel44.lldry ships fioM'Sombay.. Apply to Earthenware s' 6... 6 0 0 0..'5 0 0 F..: 8 0 BROWNE, lIIINTE4, f.: C0.,-Brokers. Passengers £3 15s Od £3 5s Od £3 lOs Od Gross. ' Gross. Gross. On : Thursday next, the 29th instant ,at One o'clock, at the a /more. Cbarlestsu. ew deans. Brokers' Office, Tithebarn-street, —,--- 57 Bales COTTON, . . _ • •-• . S. 4• s. d. s. d. .8. 4. i; 4 * : . *. d. and a quantity of PICKINGS DITTO, • Pig Iron, Bars, 1 , itails, &c .... 15 0 1" 6 15 0... 0 0 15 0... 0 0 damaged by sea water, ex Rajah, from Galveston. Apply to • - - LIVESEY & THORPE, Brokers. - Chemicals and 1 _ Fine Iron .... 0 0...17 6 0 0...17 6 15 ' 0... 0 0 -..............,....____ W FRAY. • - Salt . ' nominal. nominal. no 20 0... 0 0 0 0...25 0 omina. Dr 7 G0ad5 0...15 l 0 tit , I , • . . On Friday next, the 30th instant, at l'sitel)T 'o'clock, .4 the Harawate 2O Q... 0 0 0 0 .45 0 15 0- 0 0 Brokers' Office, 30, Exehange,alley sorf4, Earthenware -0 0... 8 0 • 0 0.,. 7 0 5 q... 6 0 254 '-tales Native Ceylon COFFEE, , PaOengers just landed per Record, Albert Dock. For further particulars , Noth'nal. Gross. WO9B. apply to Masers, C. W. and F. Shand; Merchants ; or to _ . ... ~.... . ...__ .... . SHAND, HIGSON, Sc CO., Brokers. , - . . , - . • 251... a .41'... 111,4 , .1: ...I.! ''.. i' On FridOi next, the 30th instant, at Twelv o'clock, at the Bram! grjgee; Queen Insufance-buildings, ; SpO'Bqle.s Jr E, 1 ex Fort William : 2 and 3, Albert Dcrck; For rriati4i apply to THORNEWILL & BROOM, Brokers. On Friday next, the 30th instint, at Twelve o'clock, . at the Brokers' Office; 5 " iif".o AS e 4 / Jamaica COFFEE, arri per Saladan. Apply to T. & H. LITTI r EDALE & CO., 61Q4,rs. At the Liverpool Cattle Market to-day the supply of Beef was nearly the same, as tau AlQnday of Nuttqn larger. A gdod 4emand fer good Beef, at NI prieeg; uliddlnig $llOl/ sale. Mutton sold higher. Beef, 40-to 7a ; Mutton, 8d to 94d. Numbers at market: Cattle, 2,152 ; Sheep, 4,928. LONDON, MONDAY EV E NING The LONDON MARKET for ENGLISH STOCK§, to-day, was dull, and up to an advanced hour of the morning exhibited symptoms of increasing h'eavi nesS,.bnt in the end. a better feeling prevailed, and donsols have advanced about k per ceiit. on the ,final prices of Saturday, being now quoted..9/i to 1 for mouey, 9 , f1 to for next month ; India kedisrSeat. Stock in_af f , itu 14 .14 4 2 Ur r, 4 and 9n ; apd Small Exchequer Bills, his aud 19s prem. The CleadOn has' arrived from Melbourne with 17,111 ozs. of gold; worth £68,444. . The - Funds elowd at the following prices : Consols, Money „ Account 941 Exchequer Bills Bank Stock • Tl4yee per Colts . , . . . . . Shut The following appptiFe4 41,4 portioq a our impression of yesteydaYi-- . . The English funds opened this morning at a further improvement, which - was partially Op ported to the close. The recovery on, the Paris Bourse 'was the cause; There was no political news of a 're-assuring character, but the belief increases that War is got intencl4this year th4t the French army will take the - •sticcesS of le Savoy .scherae as an earnest of future mtentioas ; and that, for the present, even if outbreaks sholld occur •at Rome and Naples, means will be found to yrnyent any embarrassing results to Etircpe, and to' keep the', fate g' States in slispease. until ulterior plans can be worked.—linies, The Funds to-day were dull, .and a reducton of 1-16 toy per cent. we finally quoted, caused chiefly by the absence of buSiness. Applications at the Bank were heavy, and in Lombard-street only the choicest bills were discounted, at 4 per cent., 4t to •41 being in many instances asked. Tiiere were n.c? bullion n operations at the Batk. The demand for gold for gip pqntipeqt decidedly slackened, and.not one-half dale gid by the Champion of the Seas, though offered a a reduction,lilis been taken for exportation. 'lie specie for Bombay to be despatched on Tuesdy is £188 f 7 1 80,. all silver, except , £4,09. tie decredge is attiibirted to the great check givento the transmission of Indian Goternment paper the rise in India.---firlgy -PIM! The LONDPN RAILWAY STiAItE MARKI, though inactive, was. firm in character general'. Midlands have. risen full i per cent., beig quoted 1141 and 115, South-Easterns are at Bi, to t, London and North-Westerns 991, Grit Westerns 68,1,-. to 69, Eastern Counties 551 tot, East Indian 1021, Lombardo-Venetian 111 to ?, The Share Market closed at the following. price : Ambergate, not,, & Eastern Junctn 6l A Caledonians Dutch Rhenish Eastern Counties' , 651 East Lancashire Edinburgh and Glasgow . . . .79 80 Great - Northern . . ..... 1121' . 13 -.- t Great Westerns ll6l 17, E69{ . Great Western 9f . p1 14 .1:1 4 . 14*1Q . 1 71 Grand Trtink of Cana da 8 15-16 9-; Great Southern and 'Western . .114 16 LanCashire and Yorkshire . . . .192 a London and North-western . . . 991 -4 London and South-western. . . 9 . 24 31 Leeds Northern • 4 Manchester, Sheff., and Lincolnshire 42' 31s Midland Stock 114 15 North British North Staffordshire South Eastern and Dover .. . . . 88Z- York, Newcastle, and Berwick . . 941 York and North Midland . . . . 77 8 in the LONDQN MARKET for FOREIGN SECI RITTEs to-day scarcely any business Is be( diiinq; and the tendency was towards heavines Original Turkish Six per Cents. are, 'howevc rather firmer, beinc , quoted 791, but the Ne Sixes hp.ve receded to 621 to and Prazilic and well maintained throughout the, day ; all I Four-and-a-Half per Cent. to 91. Peruvian Uri denominations of Stock have participated in this barrens have been negotiated at 83.,_.:=, impiftement, but Caledonians, Midlands, Leeds, New Brazilian Loan remains at par ,to 1 pm. )and Sheffields have been most prominently in . New Indian iv ii per Cent. Loan is quoted 'emand, whilst Londono and Lovers have been 1041 to 1044. .'" , 'comparatively neglected:\ The transactions in: Turkey Bank Shares aik %to 11 diN, cluded—Birkenhead, 703 ;.-Ealedonian, 91 904 131 Canada Scip 1- to 14 pm.. -4 1 N . ;, I; Eastern Counties,, 11 3-16; Edinburg) - The LONDON" GENERAL PRODUCE MARKETS Perth, and Dundee. 30 ;;Great Western, 681 1 4 9I , . o-d had generally a quiet appearance. The Lancashire and Yorkshire, 1011 21 2 . - 1. i- t til F g public . sales are a,dvertised for to . .ndon and North-Western, 98i 9 ..: - 1 1 . .. -1- - I - ,41 '1; • , iorrow :—Sugap.: 140 hhds: West India, 3,00 'ib' to 1 -Shares, 1 5-16 Id; Manchester, ShefaekV .a4s Mauritius, 100 , bags foreign, 800 Qs .• s s d Lincoln, s 432:4 31 4 2 , ; Midland, 1141 I.;i115 ; ' Bengal, and 2,600 begs Madras. . Coffee : 1,500 North-Eastern—Berwick stock, 934 4 ; North bags Bahia. Cocoa : 1,000 bags Bahia, 100 bags Staffordshire, 31 7-16 ; South-Easttrn, 20t 11-16 . Grenada. Rice: 5,000 bags. Saltpetre : 850 1 11-16 ; Buffalo and Lake Huron, .51 5-16 ; bags. . Dutch Rhenish, sd; Grand Trunk of Canada, SUGAR—No business of importance reported 9 1-16 ; Great Luxembourg constit. 6 13-16; . gnw-Fridat1i5.............-........... , ....... , .. , .... _.::.• • - . COFFEE—,, NO *le s rcported. -- 1 Cheater pref. 8 per. cent, - I'7. 11 - -16 - ;*B11111rtir Liverpool, 201 ; Liverpool United Gafq 199 1 ; . Rid—lAt largel biiittfeks' at full tribes. Exchange Buildings, 300. TEA—This market-remains dull. - - The Share Market closed at the following SALTPETRE has beep sold at pNeyious rates. prices;— : .: i SPELTER-100 to i sold, May and ' June, £2O 15s. MARKET .)'•.,v•1.,.•-i The LONDON TALLOW_ m to-day, was quiet at the•Vollowing. pries :- / =---Town Tallow, So i s net cash; Petersburg y.q., ; ciA the, Appt, 578,9c14; April to June, 55s ; July to .,3s to 3s`s 3d; Oct. to Dec., 535. . Sept.,,. .2. 1 .. PAATICULARS OF TA- br *Jib, Visa BUXTON LIMESTONE cutpßlN9s.....• _ for (IN SALt , at the Buxton Limeworks,' OUP yIINGS IL, Garden and o ther Wallo. Dept3t. 191, kirdithdoWn-lane, , opposite Miller's Fire Safe Works. Office. 13, Pitt-street. . .4 Broadwood and fion'a semi-grand PIANO-FORTE, in lA. elegant rosewood case, full compass. Cost, about eighteen months ago, One Hundred and Twenty Guineas ; cas h price,. Sixty-five Guineas. Apply -at Mr. Ryan's 31ttaie -Warehouse; Ilarnilt(in-street; Birkenhead. 6mr3l ABroauw,ood Cabinet PIANO-FORTE, in rosewood case, , 6' octaves, in excellent condition. Twelve Guineas. A - ,, ly at Mr. Rvall's Music Warehouse, Hamilton.street, ,b, ad, oear'W oo,l o l 4e Ferry, 6mr3l kiir.i.e.. e — . p 1 DALi:: by Yleyel, of Pari):, played with ,the the Piano yp_eftdviielsGzinithFtnt!.e. f or te, and essential to an Organist who is anxious to perfect hirast , lt offeredtrou. b 1 e for Attend lig' the organ. the f o cirt Eq I to new. Twenty-eight. Guineis. Ilamilton-st taY . b e Bevil at Mr. Music Warehouse , reet, Birkenhead. 6mr3l ---------- TO BR OVERS. PUBLICANS, 6 ---- ; . —. ' --- 910 be DISPOSED OF, the PLANT and II !old:established 'I3RBWEBY, known as BUSINEgs tt condition IV. " Brick of that lireWery," ,ituate in Brice-street, St. JFnes%-at Liverpool,44"etmad occupied for the last quarttT of a .tentury, Yb the ia Nrountfield, Esq. The above is in good workin Public-house, well adapted fog carrying on a snug business, being 1t 00, brewing trona, fifteen to: stay batreie per week. Arrani6 "` nu r niat he made to secure the supplying of several if itekired. For particulars, And elkrcls to vie v, apply to w. G. Banner, estate agent, ,ke.,10, Slater-street, 80ld -street I; 80ld -street , RoliSEs FAILSALE. 14 hands high, has g oo d FO R SALE; a bark Brown PONY , action,, and quiet to ride or aril e ; a Brown Mare 15 handsl inches high, an excel,ent ride and drive Mare, with great improvement in. „her ; a • BAT Blood driv e, 16 hew}, 2 , ill'ehes. beigh,:Six lythrs old, master of 12 stone, an excellent' fencer, -with great pace, and has been regularly limited in Ireland ; a Brown Cob 14 han s 2 inches high, six years old, as ;excellent stepper, suitab le to carry a nobleman or an old gentleman. New.; on view at Ildr.• Brethrrton's 6mr2 422 Horse Repository, Wood-street - " 7 - ALDERNEY AND GUERNSEY .COWS ---- ----- AN'D HEIFERS . MR. EIRETHERTON has received instruatinns o TO_SeanesELL, at his Eepository, ' Wood-street , Liverpopt, n , A - Tw , day and Thurs day, the 4th and sth of April,. enty three newly-calved and down calving COWS and HEIFERS, evrierll dirtktf+ imporVd from the Channel Islands by Mr, M. Fo, Sen., of Watford Farm, Herts, the only importer in England, and judtTe or the stock at the R.A. shows held in those Manus. Tins herd is selected expreslly for this matt;ets and win be foand 'superior to any ever offend in TAnc-Allire or adjoining (.unties. Catalogues may be had at tfle Horse Bei)OsitOge Wood-street, Liverpoil 000,24326 The Pyne and Harrison company at Coven .garden bring their season to a close on Wednesday next, , 117 ; The F,nrl of Aberdeen is' suffering from illneis ; and we regret to biarn that the general state of his lordship's health is such as to =PP 99 11 ? an xiet y to his family. Sir Charles Wood bas direoted the.,Madras Goverp. merit to prepare sites for the reception of the qu i n f i ib_ yielding plants shortly to be introduced fronf: 8 Q 0,4 1 America. It is expected that the Queen and ,Frineo Consort, with the 'oyal Family, will leave I3Ackingham‘ Palace on Tuesday, for Windsor Castle, to spend the Easter recess. The confirmation of Prince Alfred will most probably take place during tke *it of the Queen to Windsor. OXFORD AND CAMBRIDGE GRAND Ereirw-o** B 4 c- E , —The interest attached to this grand - event, which.is bled to take place on Saturday next; from Mortlake to Putney, increases as the day of the race approaches, and there is every probability of an unusually large attendance. EXTRAORWNARY AcCID wa/ 15 1e T ay — in O g a Stamford , Satil rclay amorning,after the awkward as Mendees great Midlent Menageriefair,a capsized, whilst ranking elmltai674g all elephant, upon a horse belonging t o the turn, and falling lishment, literally crushed it P t r o °Priet6rB of the estab causing instant death. The animal w raninnlY, of course The elephant did not sustain any injury. at Z6O. A SUBITIET.D QUACK DOCTOR COMMITTED FOR MA N SLAVGIITEIL:—Qn' ft.turday.afternoon, an inquest was h e ld at Grimesthorpe , a v il l a g e -near She a , on the ffiel body of a matt , named - John Batty, who died from the bursting of a bloodvessel in his right leg. About a fort night ago, Batty slightly injured the front of his leg, just below the knee, by rubbing his heel a e laipst it while in , bed... The wound beca me mo t e aggrgivated, and he went to' the.keeper of the Pitstnoot Tdllbar, an ignorant fellow, who is known as the " Pitsmoor Doctor," to have this - leg dressed, . The wound was situated immediately over a large bloodvessel, and Swinson, the tollbar man, appears to have applied some Qscharotic substance to it. The consequence was that each application e,attsed( great pain, and h.fter his third or fourth visit to the "doctor," the escharotic ran down the leg from the wound to the extent of three or four inches, and caused •a large • blister. Ile often complained to his wife that the "stuff" the "doctor" applied burned hini 'very much, and' "Almost drove him mad." His last visit . was on_ Thursday mo r nin g , and when he was walking ho m e the .blood vessel under the burst, and he bled to death in abotit ten minutes. A post-mortem examination vitas made by Mr. Jonathan Barber, one of the surgeons of "the Sheffield Infirmary, and he found extending from the wound a stain some three or four inches lo n g , pro duced by some escharotic substance, in his opinion " • "In my judgment , " p roceede d Mr. barber, an escharotic was not a proper ' substance to apPIY to such a wound particularly as it was over blood vessels of considerable - . t • size and must destroy . t or coats and lead to ' great bleeding, as is eyident in this case. From the result doubt that de result of my examination I have no death was caused by hemorrhage from the wound on the rigid of an escharotic tio .eg, from the improper application consultation, th e • the wound."—After about an hour's slaughter” againstJZl. retnrned a verdict of " Man - Jaso n , *ho was committed on t4e coroner's warrant to take his trial at the next York asaiz.es. THE DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, MARCH 27, 18G0. NEXT 'WEEK. 01.1 W.e9PO4Y, it 4 of April:nal at thei I blic Sialbrooin, USO L l s e k b t k' n e j b O l Vt il ifT ' T. & 11. LITTL,EPALE '& CO , Brokers. 1859. I 186(1 Stock on hafid this daY...casks 14,311 Delivery last week 1,212 from Pitto Ist Jung Arrival last 'week Ditto from, Ist tune Price Y.C. per cAI. this clap...) 555. Od. Ditto Town lasi Fiday 16,1b6 33,955 1,134 1,077 87,194 69,997 285 91,813 535. 3d. 53c. (11 325 91,871 575, 9 d. ;Qc Arrival for` the Weeit entlillg 4th April, )Tear, and delivery, 1,157 ottskil. The urvivnl last • -week • comprised 42 cask§ from Australia, 50 from South America, and 23A.frona. other places. Total, 324 casks, VI The BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—To-day there is a fair average bUtfulleis: doink goad and tisVe . ul Hops ,of last year's growth, at full quotations. Otyer'cVise, the trade is heavy at late rates. The LONDON CORN MARKET.—The weather fine to-day. The supplies of ,VuglllllYifilw aye short ; qn4 the Te is ft g .. 04 ftaitliy'dnand for all' sorts at is ta ' 2s,wlYeuce. on the prices of.thiskdaY week. For foreign there is a retail sale at the -same advance. ---For Flourthereis - a - gisoddeinTifil" at a rise of is to 2s per sack : a good sale fol. Norfolk at 33s 6d. Barley is 64 .1s better for feeding soy% . ,c_l4to,aice N . g-990. demand, 9d 3d deairerl " ttirlipward'‘fei-feleijey. Peasl and teams are very fisiu_at late rates, • Tha i AlqitopliTkti c3 2 IISLIt: M4llt.llE'rj—Tbel supply of oasts is moderate to-day. Beef steady demand, and prices are rather higher.' Sheep are i fails vqnett,,at quotations ; and ; Lambs, Sheep, and Pigs are in steady demand at previous rates, Beef 3p 44 tq 4sl • 11 4 ga , 44 , t 0 $ s 6d •' Mirttcn •,.Ns'i§d^to 6s A •Is VI to 4s 10d L'aillb is 84 to 6s ad 81bs. I ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. f i a , ~: . . ~•.,,r646 • BEI. ICES ~AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT i • 1 • PREBEND. i . unbilia . the Cathedral Church of D crr y : R ev . T. : ay, dec. , . Lel DEAN E RV-RURAt. POttern. dio: Salisbury : Rev.p.i. W. Mayow, prom. Ripon : pa ri pCrown : Iraq £900: Very Rev. T. Gander, D.C.L., ' ARCHDEACONRY. ~.I. ?‘ Winchester : va i 1..42: po w " hop of Winchester : V en . J. C. Witram,V ORIES. :Carleton, East, St. Mary, Norfolk : dio. Norwich : val. £176 : ii..' Lat. : Mr. P. Day : Rev. R. J. Francis, prom. Clonmany : dio. Derry : pat. Marquis of Donegal : Rev. G. H. Young, dec. Kirkley, Suffolk : dio. Norwich : val. £163: pat. Hon. mr. Irby : Rev. R. J. Francis, prom. London, St. Mary, Whitechapel : val. £217 with residence : ~.-...pat...llrasenoso• College, Oxford : Rev. W. lir. Chanipneys, _ . __prom.. _ .1 Southampton; St- Mdry : , • htisivi • v,,a, i pijoi'lVinc . ~ ,4 ,Ziosoo, with residence :• pat. Bishop bf Wincheiter : Wu : J. C. Wigram, prom. TOTAIi`STIPPLY. Beasts ' foreign ...... .. 85 Calves 95 115 „ foreign 63 „ foreign' Sheep and Lambs PIOVINCTAIT, 4c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY MANCHESTtit MA.ll,E.—Beriji.ckS;b4; Londo, 09i DoVers: ' GLASGOW 1R024.-LiMarket firm, but 414t.'• No. 1, 561 . 6 (irri - 37i3; Wa — rTalits; 57s 3d - to 57s 6d ; 6dtq Aq?, sad „. cqttiv: coßs : Red Wheat 2Gs to 27s ; Oats, 13s to 15s 4d. • • *lam 3utettigeact. Wind yesterday, N.N.W. at Holyhead, N . W., fresh. `'ED. Onward Monte video .4444(rini) . .Ncw York i ' ilat ? l4 11; 1 r .l..ealfao Callag .....j....,.. . s.• • ii Sjiiuherg ifast SAIL] March 25. Balbec New York - March 26. Tj.ppoo Saib, Hackett Sliaiston, berriman, • ,Jan env,' Semiramis, Thiisenki fUrnbat Gglqq ic,Woodfine, Yrea, Taylor Boinbay Japanese, Bairq.„ caleutta Ocean Gen, Calls ...Shanghai . . Mart i abAy,,..loughitl I .qateittta Lathlied°, dronk, St 3Ohn,'Nß ,ii-b: 3 - 3 it t' 8 - Indus, Young .„..„Rio, Janeiro Baltic, Zer?ge• ' "Nett' York [-Tusearorarpattlem- - • - ' 1 % }i Pldladilphla R. L. Lane, Bryer, New York oronella, Aryer ~., „Billie rAlt e ll t&P: 'P j at t nCiirl,l l l . : .Riehmond, Xva'n 1 ... !,Bahia, Thetis s ehaptuaniSt..John, NB 'N. B. Travis, Lincoln, . Galveston PORTS. FOREIG. Palmetta, Gray, hefice It - - - D4'o3 PrlUcO, Attwooa, R. P. Shepherd, National, Susan Ilinaks, and Addison, all heaceiat Now Orleans. _Eliza Bonvill, hance. a: Charleston. Thames trms), from San Juan at Chagres. Hey% Butler, from AkTab at Calcutta. . t ! I Renown, White, from Cardiff at Hong Kong. Belochee, Clements, hence at *Alen. ' Sutherland, from Manilla, and railel3 PAT cocbin Chinas; crigia, Black, from Batavia I, and PatriOteq, Bussel‘i fro% Bangkok, all at . §ingapore. ' " Solealt,,peookp ; Clirysies, Sagar ; Patna, %nab . ; and Serarn pore, Kung, all from Shangnai; Robert Henderson, Walker, from Whampoa; and Scawfell, Thompson, fronfrFfioehoo, all at Anjer for London. Spirit ,of Trade, Culloch, from Manilla, and Lady Raglan, Wood ftom•Amoy, both at Anjer for Liverpool, • Joseph Bitshby, frotn*Singapore at Anjer for Mauritius. Red Riding from Canton at Anjer for West Indies, ll'ellinco e n, from Shanghai t Swfttots, - , and to sail on her ..• return m . , . '' H6;7ltt, hence at Calcutta. John Barbour, Clara Wheeler and Eleanor, all hence at N e N ew Orjeans. lEatalvgll,AtcPi 11911Ce..al ChArlqtaa. _ . Nulertp.(l l ,ll 4 , 'hence at iloston.' Nova scam (ss), and Ndrtn American (ss), both hence at Portland. Glasgow (ss), City of Baltimore (ss); and Mistralasian (ss), all hence at New York. Milo, from t l • at Nriv Yor . 4 - : 7: 0 j-j Alexander, r, h'ence at Hampton Roa4s. Donovan, Don Franciscd,•;.Napololl t ' 4114 . Eincl Odessa, all hence at 'Havana. • - Shavnut; patterson, henc'e:at 'Savannah, Lancaster; Decan, hence at rhijaclelphis. City a New York, alter; hence at Baltimore: Stanley, Dawson, from Cienfugos at Portland. a SPOKEN. . Abner Stetson, Callao to Cork, Feb.l4. iniat. 3 S., lon. 33 W: Alabama, Moulmein to Cork, March 13, in lat. 39 N., Ion: 35 W Bacchante, Feb.l4. in lat. 12 S., lon. 31 W. Bohemian (ss), hence to Portland, March 21, jr lat. 47 N., !cm. 7 W., per Africa (rms), ' Cavlos, hermetic) Barbadoes, Feb. lat, 21 N.; lon. '3O W. Creator (ss) Mare 4 190 1 114 1 ! i 6 10 W. Caltivitdr, bound west, March 21, in lat. 49 N., lon. 14 W. Ferdinand, to San Carlos, Jan.. 23, in iat.,lB S 4 ion. 44 T Gasper, London to Calcutta, Feb. 10, in lat. 22 S. lon. 30 W. Hannah Fownes, Bombay to Liverpool, March 4, in lat. 315., lon. 35 W. Homeward Bound, Jan. 16, in lat. 56 S., lon. 72 W.— James English, Porto Rico to Newhaven, Feb.2o, in -lit: 24 N., lon. 62 W., leaky, short of provisions, four feet of water hold, aril Ipvw tier of sugar washed out, bearing I.IA fcir Sc. T4Q l l4ii: Monmouth, Monte 'Video to-Livirpoo!,,Marchil, in lat. 25 N., lon. 47 W. ti Runnymede, Africa to Liverpool, Feb. 15, in lat. 4 N. ; lon. 24 W. Trent, Feb. 13, in lat. 14 S., lon.. 31 W. Union, Bombay to London; lesholl 12, ill lat. 39N:, lOn. 35 W. , 1 O jr , • • DEAL, March n.---Atified and passect: Stuth, - andteneral Neii, from Calcutta tq lioncion_i John and Harriet, ,Last.lacliga to London; Lammermuir. to Hong Kong ;Lena: yalencia to Hull; Rifleman, Sunderland to Jamaica ; Rltsou,Sundei land to Calcutta ; Keepsake, Shields to Ceyiat ; - `City of Can ton, Calctitta; Minerva; Balite; South Sea, 'Speedwell,Scoti.a, Rogers; Baroness Te9po, LondottiAlita north to west ; Mariellesey; Mexico ts. London ; Geo. Metcalf, Shields to Galle ; licirothy, Algeltla t!lppooki,',lonah r Shields to' Lisbon ; Dundee to Rio Janeiro ; Lotus., St. Michaelis to London; Frdak,'shields to Lishon; ~A.tkeitAilyi.fiundc#944' tif tti - Lodhon ;' 'Burkbillast'erf = iernainbtieo to Landon. - 14rass4s, Shields to Point,de,Galle ; Cargey, Shields to Genoa; Tlumas 044 en ancl . Glenaln, Shield to Galle ; Thor, London to Constantinople; Bryn Y, Moore, London to'Ascen'sion ; liorrock, London to Chichester; Mary Spenc r er, ,Demerara to London; Gleaner, St. Michaels to Ldittfeni• Mat" .Ann,'Snild6r land to Yarmouth; Acily, of Southampton, north to west ; Leander, of Goole, north to west ; Star of theEa'st,'Sunderfand to Bordeaux; Solstiel, Sunderland to Leghorn; W. Taglioni, Shields to Genoa; INueer• Landon-to Cardifr; •Conoorditti; London to Bombaa. GRAVESEND, March 26.---Arrived Scandia,. from R6' Janeiro ; Baroness Tecco, Constantinople; Samuel, Demerara ; Ostrich, Monsooneattah ; ;Ltgerpool, Anljigo4 ;._l l :3 l 'Ataufle, Gijon; Jenny, Morons; Ihdlarfa, Hcing Kong; Cleadon. Met, boupae; Burgoinostel:, Peiltambuco ; KauOligs, Beinbay ; Eclipse, Tereigro. FAutouro, March 26.---Arrived Cedars, Booth, from Sun derland to. Poiht de Odle ; toPre, Stroinster, Odessa ; Tamau lipas (se), Bordeaux to Liverpool. - GREENOCK, March 26.—Arrived . ,Alliance, for Havre., Sailed : Anna Catherine, .for Bubnos' Aykes; Bushire, York ; Roseneath, Halifax. QUEENSTOWN, March 26.---Arrived Internatkinah fioni Thomm; Ni,agara (rMf_), LiYerPp9l: ilostoni and proceected. Sailed: Sltalefts; for NArgthenhurte;'lluovaser4na, Maowor, Limeriek. 111/U147 4E EpßAct s:. 0 The St. Bede, which arpvefl here on ,the, .24rd from Trieste, while riding - hi anchor' in 'the - MckseX, Was obliged to slip her anchor and sixty fithoins of chain to prevent b er driving across a large "hip also at anchor. the Spinner, from Belfast for this pert, was towed up yes, : terday after tlei4gtsliorP at wate4oq, b‘it without apparent damage. The Africa (rMs), 'arrived here yesterday morning, passed a large ship ashore, on tire, on Sandy Hook, apparently outward bound from, and belonging to; New York. NEW YORK, March 24 The - Hero, smith, from Charleston to Liverpool, before repotted at Bermuda, had stopped the leak, and was reloading her -cargo (cotton.) Feb. 24 t and would get away about the tniddhi of'March. • 5 Nsw Onr.sAN4, March 6: Tne Joseph Clarke and R. Stunner, for Liverpbol, went to sell fron t Tabs l'untre March 3.' 13th A eotiducta, with 4 million dollars, is on Its way from Zacataeas to Matamoras. LLOYD'S, Mardi 26: The Volta, from Liverpopl to Hong Kong, wrecked north of 13arijiet Island ; crew at .lit nilla. BELFAST, March 2G : A schooner, panic unknown,Was ashore at' North Rock, Cloughty, March 24, but was got off j and . proceeded. BATAVIA, Feb. 20: The Menem, from Gliegow, is discherg. ing. The 4sicjr baviVr, been iinlqadOd f pOirs, is cali.ing ber . cargo in again for Singapore. 11 The Warrior, Bishop, "from Beyonne fOr Newry, with eargo shifted • • HOME-MADE Sutngs.-Nortcu.—All. Shirts made to order at . the Golden Glove EStablishment, 18; Berry-stt'eet, ere made by Liverpool NeAlewonien. The latest edition. Just published. Sent free per post for three stamps, or may be had on applteatiOn. TEETII : THEIR I,AgS 410.14STORATION, On the best means of restoring teeth, thp noNg priaqiplo of self-adhesion, sit inleanisod alml7 oolonred India.rubbor in lieu of bone:Or gold, by ineans Of a flexible gum, without springs or wires, and without extract ing 'ioots, at half the ordinary cost. By 111essrs. Gabriel, Dentists to tho Princo D'Ottajana. A multunytk parvo-bro-- : shore, which all requiring the aid of a dentist rill do well to ' peruse, a.. 1, • emanating from such a ...source, it 'may be confi dently relied on.— &nited S'errice•dazette." Dental Establish ments; 134, Dulsg,street, Liverpool; 33, Luditate7hill, and 110, Regent-street, London Note name and number. Estab, slidd - 1815: TNie 141 °Piai • in D 4: ATTEMPTED SUICIDE AT L A.cluzu Shortly before seven o'clock the otherliiorning, a most determined attempt at suicide was made by A .rcipee tably,attired _woman, from the step's on the south-east side of Illackfriars-bridge. 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H. 11 YNER & CO., Brokers. . . On account of wiA,out it may ionpe,rn?: • To-morrow (Wedne)iclay), th4'2Bth'insinne.'itt Tivetvn ot Brokers', Office, Box4l.l3ank-huildings, Dale-street, A Quin?ity Bolded CON, per Britannia, from Savannah. For furtligt plirlipility4 apply to MOLYNEUX, TAYLOR:, & CO., BrOkers. • Torworrow (Wednesday), the 28th instant, at Twelve o'clock, a; the prokers' Salerpon4 11 Chapel-street,' 4.1?0ut 7Q% Bales COTTON, obilittisinixseptieks,l rils 0444'; 'A s nieFitan samples, and otket remnants, to clos'acoimts, For further particulars appirtko' '• - ' TITHERINGTON, GILL, & CO., Broker. Apply to OTi IVgdnesday, the 4,th of April ne.74, at the Public saleroom,EA:change-buildings, 1,356 Rags . Renggl SALTPETRE, just arrived per Aracan. Apply to MeosFB7 Thomas and John Brocklebank, Merchants o to T. & H. LITTT vri A T liate. -L WINES AND SPIRITS, - FOR HOME USE AN EXPORTATION.. Apprj - to - CIIAItLION' R. =HALL ik SON, Brokers, 17, Dale-street. '4O ttig I W.. 1 , • VINM DE FRANCE. t •• • Alain toutou4d it Manjot au' ifp.vt6, CommisSiongaires, en , Vine de Bordeaux, de .Chatapagne Bouygogne, et en Faux de Vie de Cognac. Exportation., 2. Repthantants de Maifion de Cognhe.* Exportation. S. Vins fins de Champagne. Alain Bougourd et Manjot au H'ivrlti:Repr6santants de Messrs. de St. Mareeatix & Co Exportation.' .F9p-partieulars - apply to tte --• CII. DENES, 49; North:John-street, Liverpool, - ro, Et.PQ RUMS. " 4 .TITE' L NEW CWNDLES. • Field's Patent Parafline Candles 2s Id per lb. Gas Spermaceti Candles Paraftine Witx and Sperm Candles 2s. Od per lb. Transparent' Coloured Candles, in Rose, 2s 6d per lb.} Mauve, and other shades 'neie.'elegan,t ; Candles superior in appearance and illumi nating power to -.04 hi4erto Introduced, may be obtained of all dealers in candles in Lirerpo4l and throukhout the country ; of the Manufacturers; J: C. and T.P1E1.1),.1, - )Vigniere-strect, Cavendish-squire, London ; and' (Wlicilesale• 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. CuMmERCIA.L. LIVERPOOL. ' MONDAY EVENING. Ett Cotton litarket. The Liveritool Cotton Market to-day has been a very dull one, without quotable changes in prices. The sales reported—including 150 'Per nambuco, at "ild to tqd; 30 Bahia, at 7 : 1-i ; 100 Maranham, p 9d ; 300 Egyptian, at 94d to 110; and 500 Surat, at 30 to 4---amounted to 6,000 bales, of which 1,000 were • taken on speculation and for export.' t_e Gaunt" roate VArket. . The Liverpool General Produce markets • gene rally have been very SUGAR remains flat, and we 1 e only to report firm.- 20 hhds. grainy Surinam at 42: 1 ;c1. 4 ali4oQ. b ags fine yellow Date at,44s to 44s 6d per c w t. MoLAssEs.—Foar cargoes of Cuba, to arrive (about 1,300 puncheons in all), have been placed !at 17s 6d for Muscovado, and 17s per cwt. for clayed, Rpf .—The sales - are 140 puncheons Demerara, of whiok the price is not reported, and 40 puns. Leewards at is lid per proof gallon, lilm—The good demand previously noticed !still continues, and full previous rates are realised; oabags at. 12s-10 end. Moulmein at 10s, ,0 the basil* iliaides to 13s, 7,500 bags RaXigoon 1,000 bags Moulmein at 108 6d, 1,100 bags common Arracan at 9s 3d to 9a 6d, and 100 tierces Carolina -at 23s 9d per ctvt. JUTE. We have to notice 800 bales at £l5 to £2O. ~ ,HL 4P. bales. Manilla have been taken at £24 s per ton. pe L r (i;NutEtrter•-:,60 bags Bombay chiefly at 51s W. :,SAPAN WOOD.-60 tons Manilla at a per ton all faults from the quay. 7674 e *are Vadat. The Liverpool Share Market to-day has shown very great buoyancy, and a general advance in prices of about 1 per cent. has been established, VICARAGES felldrk,: co. and dio. YOrk :1 vat. £136 with residence : pat. Archbishop of York : Rev. J. B. Graham, dec. York, Holy Trinity-in-Micklegate : val. £93 with residence : p4t. Lord Chancollor : Rev. J. B. Graham, dec. PERPETUAL CKRACIES. 14 . Bandawt; Newcastle , Sim f- South" Wales : C. W. Howe, dec. -Over-Tah/o}l-ick• and IMO. Chester : val. £100: pats. Bishop of Chester and T. J. L. 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PER • ANNUM' ICLIYTHN,G COPY OF " THE DAILY TIMES ' DELIVERED FREE. ilit4i ,Iti#o4oll7 Q B. .440t$ON, COAL MERCHANT, - 92, DALE-Mart L • BRANCU OPFICE : 15, MOSS-STREET, ,1 , LIVERPOOL., ~REIS ,AND) CO.. V....__ FOREIGN F.X.CHANG.A.4I4 BULLJON OFFICE; %7: LIVERPOOL. CIEORGE BYFORD, .11 \it 140135 E AND LAND AGENT, . 32, .DAL-STAEgTy. .• ' ESSRS, T. •O. poopp. & SON, INSURANCE AGENTS, 5, RU3IFORD-STREET, LIVERPOOL TUESDAY, MARCH . 27,. 1860. PAY'S NEWS. In the House of Lords, last night, some stric tures on the new plan of Indian finance were met by the statement that the official details had not yet been received. Some discuision took place as to the state of our piers and harbAr4l2 and of our coast defences, which were declared to j r a disgrace to the country, , In the House of Commons it was stated that the legation at Florence is being abolished, and a first-clais diplomatic mission established at Turin 11' r. Horsman hropght,nnder notice the ,state of qur foreign relations:' The papers PhAbised in the royal speech, in referepoe to various matters, had not been prOdueed. He contended that frog} the first the House had been misled bi t t the ogte, ments of Her Maiestris Ministers' a f s tc! the Savoy annexation, who all the'• - iihile continued to demand its.cpn4dence and to exact its silence. A motion in the House r4 - 41t . have pgeouraged the other PoWers to - resistance.. I was for that reason that the movements of France I were so rapid as to anticipate the House. Their abstaining from expressing their opinion implied either indifference or complicity. By his conduct the Emperor had deceived the English Ministry. He had treated them with a duplicity Which they had not the candour to acknowledge, and a contempt they had not the spirit to resent." Lord John Russell's reply was even more lame, impotent, and inconclusive than might have been expected. He is manifestly writhing under a painful sense of his own inequality to the task he has underta,ken in dealing with " the sly little man over the water ;" and struggles desperately under a fatal sense of his inability to cm - weal his from the Country-. "He could not state what sense was to be put upon the declaration of the Emperor that he would consult the Great Powers ; but so, soon as he found out what was the real meaning, he came down to the House and deClared it. He had said that if there was a declaration against the annexation, it would not be perse)'rered in. But the Great Powers had expressed no such opinion." But this was no answer to the charge of complicity on the part of the Government in stifling discussion in the House, and thus preventing the expression of such opinion by England, and the other. Powers who relied on her. He did not conceal, however, his opinion, that the conduct of the Emperor gave reason for great distrust, as had the conduct of Sardinia. He believed that the annexation of Savoy would lcad a nation so warlike as France to other demands of the same kind ; and they must unite in preserving those rights and boundaries of nations on which depended their welfare and commercial progress. Thus it is, as it has been before, Her Majesty's Ministrs, and Lord John Nissen in particular, begin to leam the With when it is almost too late to profit by it. Mr, Bright was as severe upon the Government as any one, when -he ; said, "Englaild herself had urged forward that state of things, which rendered • the — cession of Savoy inevitable. How could they expect, after what had passed, Austria or Russia to. join with us. The past. policy of iuterference pursued by this country had injured ourselves and done no good to ott3,er• people. He preferred- entire isolation to: incessant internieddling." lengthened discus sion then took place on the income-tax, and various details connected Nvith the budget, and the several impositions of duty- therein proposed. After 'Which, the report of Ways and Means was Agreed to. The Chancellor of the Exchequer :Moved, the second reading of the Refreshment- . rooms and Wine Licenses Bill.' • Several petitions were presented against it ;, one, amongst others, from Liverpool, ehAracterising the measure as one of contiscAtion. A difficult question arose in the proposal to subject refreshment houses to, the control of the poliCe. This was necessary, from the irregularities constantly practised in such placei. By the bill a far better system of control ; was established than any at present existing. By the bill, all keepers of ;eating-houses could apply to the excise for A license. The magistrates had a POWor . qually • stringent for the purpose of repressing disorders. The powers gicia 0, the magistrates 'were very large. Ultimately the debate was adjourned till . Monday, so as to give members an opportWaity of expressing their Sentiments. _ The overland mail has brought on the whole satisfactory news from India and China, althoqh its interest was partially anticipated. It appears to be quite 'true, that notwithstanding the radical character of .Mr. Wilson's budget, a favourable view is generally taken of it. The Indian expe dition to China, . which is to comprise some 18,00 A men, is not expected to assemble at Shanghai until after midsummer. It is said that they look forward to a campaign of at least two years' duration. In China, all appears to be quiet, in so far as one can judge ; but the, intelli gence from that empire is exceedingly meagre. At the shipping ports, .the tea trade is repre , sented to be very brisk. By the Royal Mail Steam-ship Africa, we have intelligence froin New York to the 14th inst. ; but there is nothing in it of any political inipor. , tance. They we iniproving, in the United States, their communications with the Pacific, both by telegraph and mail lines. More troops are to be sent to the Mexican frontier ; those now in Utah are to be marched thither, although the safety of that territory is thought likely to be. endangered thereby. The Government was about to negotiate a new commercial treaty with Honduras. In the State N-ew. York, a general feeling of indigt nation is said to have been produced by the dis covery of a bill authorising the construction of a 'horse-railroad through the streets,a the city of New - York having been carried through the Senate by means of bribery and corruptiom Never before," says the New aurier and *lll,Yrer, was there attempted in tiny Country, %IA - a wholesale purchase of Representatives; and never before, did corruption so openly 'and shamefully,. succeed. We have . heard of corruption and bribery in the Qonnnon Council of this‘city, in - Washington, and in the Legis lature of Wisconsin; but we hazard nothing in saying, that the disgrace - ..brought upon the Empire State by this action of the Senate, ex veeds anything of the kind ever heard of in the annals of legislation in this or any other country." The last victory of the Spanish troops in Morocco, which resUlted in putting the Moors to flight, is considered to have opened the way .for Marshal 'O'Donnell to march direct upon Tan 4iers--Aere being no further obstacle to prevent his progress in that direction. It reataiiii to be seen what the Spanish Government design to do with that principal . seaport town of the empire. Should its occupation be accomplished by the Spanish. troops, it must only, of course, be for a temporary purpose. The 'interests neither of England' nor of FranCe would tolerate its reten- The disunited state of Germany, as shown in the German Confederation last week an the sub• ject of Electoral - Hesse, may ho regarded as Pie- Senting a tempting inducenient to Louis Napo leon to turn his eyes towards the Rhenish pro , vinees, the incorporation of• which with the French empire is known to be so favourite a Napoleonic "idea." The best chance Germany has of successfully resisting any such meditated encroachment. by France, must be in the national concord—in the united action of the German Governments tq rep such an aggression; yet prAssia, now refuses to recognise a resolution of the Diet, although bound as a Federal Govern ment of Germany so to do. Let us hope that, for the sake of Europe's peace, Prussia will see the necessity of bringing about a better under standing in that Confederation, the influence of which may hereafter have so much to do with the security of its territory beyond the Rhine. The Morning Herald thinks it probable that neither Russia nor Prussia will consider it neces sary to indulge in any strong expression of indignation as to the French Entperoes annexa tion of Savoy and Niee, but our contemporary hopes, notwithstanding " that the House of Com mons will not allow the annexatiin to become an accomplished fact without a strong and formal protest ;" for " there is but one free Parliament in Europe, and it would be lintniliating indeed, to think that so gross an infraction of international law should he sanctioned by the silence of the Hoye of Commons, as it has already been eneou- Ta,go by the silence and inaction of Ministers." It, is suggested, therefore, as most important, that before the Easter vacation Parliament shall have been permitted to pass a solemn judgment on the 'policy of Louis Napoleon with regard to Savoy and Nice. Victor Emmanuel has addressed his new sub jects of Central Italy, congratulating them on at length haying had their wishes satisfied, and be and declaring their union under one monarch y the Well-merited reward of the ir unit y andy perse verance.He tells them that he hasned.N. exposed thus given an example of life for the independence of Italy, a loyalty, the imitation of w hi c h tlo no w claintsfrom his new people, as well as from his former subjects. Our export trade, according to the Board of Trade returns for the last month, still 'continues to increase. The exports for February, as com pared with those of the same month last year, 'present an increase of about 11 per cent., and as compared with those of the same month the year before not less than 47 per cent : taking the exports of 4alAuays and February together, the irwrease indicated is about 41 per cent. over the same period of last year, and about 38 per cent. i ‘ over that of the p rece di ng rear,--this norease applying to nearly every principal item of expor.f, but more particularly to collet , and woollen, goods, owing chiefly, it is trderstood, to large shipments to the United States. The Times is hurling some most forcible argu- ments against the Income-Tax, now when It is too late for them to be of any practical avail. They are founded principally upon the ground of its establishing a system of direct, as opposed to indirect taxation. " Large masses of indirect taxation," it declares, "are not only takedoff, but so damaged and discredited by the. invectir of Our financial Minister that, except in a)cas efidthe last and utmost necessity—presenting, in fact, no. other, alternative—nobody can dream of their . re-imposition." And these' 'invectives, and the' whole course of proceeding, indeed, of that Minis ter, are shown to be utterly at variance with the 'doctrine he had laid down before, that, as a ruler "the revenue of the country ought to be raised mainly from indirect taxation, and the IncOme- Tax called in, as,an occasional tonic to invigorate the revenue , when some great exertion was required." ,Aid see how completely. the leading journal agrees with the Conservative view ,of the question, when it says, that we are now com mitted, so far as Government can commit us, to a reconsideration by a new and much more demo cratic Parliament of the whole structure of the Income-tax, in the face of a deficit of £13,000,000, with the hint, fel' the guidance of our new Par liament, that .the taxes have been hitherto unjustly imposed ;" thus preparing, it is added, " the preliminary .steps to that state of things against 'which, we have so long felt it our duty to protest, when the. duties of the poor and rich' will be finally diVideel from each other,--the duty of the poor being to impose, and that of the rich to pay the taxes." , • Dr. THE present political po s iti on o f this toutitry is one of complication, deeply iniVolving .both its domestic and foreign interests. There ire three separate measures that go to constitute thtft corn plication,—the French Treaty, .the Budget, atid the Reform pul,—separszt, inasmuch as that each is a measure by itself; but yet the whole three so mixed up with one another,-if not *hi) so necessau to the success' of each other, as .to complicate the policy of the Government in a most mischievous: manner: The Saturday Pe: view, after expressing a hope that such a - Budget as that of Mr. GLADSTONE'S «wily never' be offered again,". thtis points out.its real , connection with the Treaty, and the true oharac" ter of both : :"T • • • I .; A The vice of these project s is that they hoe plainly not been suggested' by 'the circumstances of England at the time. Whatever were the French Emperor's motives for entering into the Commercial Treaty, the, Treaty most assn 'redly was the final cause of the Budget. Some of the Ministers, in their eagerness to disclaim what would have been the crime of accepting the new French Tariff as the price of Savoy, have admitted that Mr. COBDEN commenced his, nego tiations in complete ignorance of the general state of our foreign policy, and long before the question of, Savoy had acquired seriousness. In other words, Mr. COBDEN concluded the Treaty, and left 4r. GLADSTONE to construct . a 'budget of Which-, it was to be .the kernel. ,No human being would, in fact, have hit, upnn,sueh a,fiscal scheme in the existing condition of the national finances, unless constrained some external necessity: We Ov)e to the sudden and .unelti pected opening of the French - market - both Mr: GLADSTONE'S proposal to create an immense artificial deficit and the grand principles which he, has laid down in excuse and defence of his extraordinary measure." ..Now, though the Emperor's _motives might be 'iiiistaken at the time,-,that, is to say, although .it ; might. at first he supposed that his object was what it seemed to be, simply to' promote an in creased commercial intercourse, between the; two countries; what has since transpired can have> left no doubt whatever, that the ends he ha 4 in, view were not commercial but political,—that he contemplated an act of aggression and aggran disement, and that such a- Treaty was considered a very likely Means of drawing Engisincl--zut° - a passive submissiOnto, if not a" compliance with his ambitioui designs. The annexation itself were bad enough,,--had; simply as such, giving territo- rial and other advantageS to France whickrAilst render her still more formidable and dangerous to, Europe, especially when—as may oily too. soon be the caseHshe has provoked the , hostility of neighbouring Powers. But the manner in whioh it is done .makes' it , stilt worse, giving it a chaise-. ter of defiance, as well as investing' it with a v'eat . , deal df p.olitic4 'perfidy and 'subtlety . . As one of Ministerial ,contemporaries is • constrained to confess, "when-we turn from the'thing itself to its accessories—from the matte,r to the manner of the transfer—we are compelled to say that , wet cannot do otherwise than draw thence a conclu sion of the highest consequence as regaids ail our future , relations with Louis NAP3LEON." That_ is to say, we caa heacefarth . have :no cotifidenc t in our -relations 'with one so" aggressive in - ills designs, and so subtle in 'his polleY: Arid yet is it with'such'an one' that Parlianient tit sanotionla 'Treaty involving financialiages. of the most serious, kind, and reqni,rl4 . - the 404- tinuance of a most oppressive an d.ndixiit 0Yi.4.1 1 oi taxa ti o n , " hitherto only tolerated 4 , 74 . . , sterns nicestiity in time of war. Let the immediate result, - in a. - fiscal point of view, be what it may, practically it ,has fact remains, that the French . Emperor advanced to the possesSion of ' Satoy through a long and very complicated train of that which hero-worshippers style the morality • of heroes, and ordinary mortals call perfidy and falsehood. A solemn disclaimer of any desire far territorial aggrandisement, or for any but moral influence, was the notification the world received of a plan, then undoubtedly formed, for grasping a new province, and getting hold of the passes. of the Alps. The allegation that the reluctance; the people of Savoy to have their country aria-, membered is the reason for not paying th,o respect that had been intended to the claim,a of Switzer-. land, crowns a pile of falsehood perhaps unparal leled in the history of even French diplomacy." Such is now proved to be. the character of the man against whose wiles it will behove the Government and Parliament of England to be constantly on the watch. Another and equally serious element of this complication into which the Coalition Cabinet Inks drawn the country is the Reform Bill. They have made it another means of at once diverting attention from their mischievous foreign policy, and. propitiating popular favour to their financial, projects,—enabling them, as respects the latter,. indeed, •to put forth the plea that those projects;,. after all, were but temporary, as th,ey wished t o , leave theßeformed•Parliament "perfectly free and, unfettered in dealing with the subject of taxation next year." And this while it has to be written of the fill under which that Parliament is to be oonstructed—as we find it in the able and inde pendent columns from - which we have already quoted—that " net one m em b er i n twenty affects Seriously believe th a t t h e country will be to better governed, the finances more wisely admi nistered, or the public policy more elevated arid stable, when the constituencies approach more nearly to the character of a rabble,"—Mr. GLAD sToNE,'S fiscal devices, in the meanwhile, having , " revived the well-founded alarm which was created by Mr. BRIGHT'S menaces of a system of confiscation applied to realised property," ---- " d " the total disconnection of taxation from represen tation constituting the most imminent of many perils which are to be apprehended from the vanity of one statesman and the interested timi dity of all his contemporaries." 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