The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-23 00:00:00

gar Parties answering- Advertisements ..tn the 'DAILY TT:TES are requested to attend. to the following 6:epla nations .--- ~ , . , -,. • . .aidd i ess (capital 'letter and lumber) *DAlT.2r t 's.'.l'l - .‘tv.s • . ewe.. means that application must 4# made by letter, -and in:no other way. ." . . . ,See reerenee listmeans that parties should exmiiiiw - the : . .list„of references at our offiFe. . , .. - • • -- 'Lzipplications . not in .einsforMity with these instructions cannot be attended to. - - • ~ Prizzus- Mauto. - 11FANT.§D, a Fin-doors,ATCIL-MOTION MAKER, towork -do o r s , 2 0; Queen -street, - _e weed 'arply' except • thtise - With good c;:aracter. Consma work. • Address, Nyar‘i, - Clerkenwell, Londou. 244mr29 SCI-100LMISMESS. WANTED, for a - mi - xed - F.,01 7 561 - In - 11WMfej - a - .C{Ailreitted ' MISTM:iS. to w . hom a salary of £5O- woti d 15e given. traexceptiono.ble Teferenee-as td capability and ebsra,eter will be requited- Address, by letter to the Secrt , y, tin= 6e14001, Upton, Birkenhead. .. :- '., 245 - .... 6mgitrlimeirt ktaulti). 'lO. BIE W.E US. : • ' ',.__ AAr A T C R E E T :kt by or young G an ch d tki i., mani ger a: ro S r llll.A. ttr T i iv ew a to s . a Pa.rtne'rship. Ile has. had six years' practical emperience, , , a4d brewed. uncle) a Burton' brewer, with a good hinn. - tan. brew '.. first-rate pare, bitter, and strong ales and 'porter. I:4lexceprinPl.h/e rof. ,, ices_can be given. Apply! -to• Mr.• 6 ' Ay L rill, BroadwaY, - Worcestcrshile. ~, ,_ `ft_lisrttiantous Muts. NVlTTEp2l9rnizt,2o ta3Ogoodsized COAL nfPS I4:YNS, for use on the London and 'North Western itisilway. Apply to Mr.. Charles Howell, agentfor p.e-lialsnead in Whiston, at 242, erown446:eet, Liverpool ' 6mr24 VACAYGt tor a: Lad* or 1' , : , /o ?tistetis;liti Par lour Boardeis, in a Lady!s Establishment. The situation is particularly heal thy, and in the immediate T i e init x of 14iver ,pool. Unexcel4tiO3able : refereneet; and -Terris ' 31, Aiessaa. Smythe and Co., Booksollera, Bold s:reet, Liverpool. 6=26 .71 - X7-ANTED , dren's 'L- for. ExEPt-Oili partati m, CLOTHES for Lafliez',;Genwhichtlemen's, • y • and Chil ; the highest price will be given ia. cash. .Ladies and. Gentlemen waited upon at any hour in all parts of Lancashire and Ckeshire. N.B.—All kinds of Military bought Address Mr or Mrsi.)ocksim ; be 7 `bzUs£s, , 7 JTO be LET, Two lIOtBE,S, Nos. 58 and Ularence-grovc., Everton, each containing two'good kitchens, two parlours, and Nmrbedroome. Where ape good yarcle ac the b,.ck 4wit,,E2 .Apply,Vo Mr. Hardiaty, - No. 5, llamngton-street. .233 61.1127 _l' ANTIELE.. To be LET, a semi-detachelff/01;8R c attaining, tw,xsittiftg-rooms,.seveu bedrooms, butler's pa.ntu, hot and cold meter,viaiel-croget; 'two!) • good bedrooms, and every modern convenience, with coach-lsoAse• and stabk l / 2 and small garden at back. Cabbage-hall omnibus close by. Rent Ea. Apply on the Vienties • • ' 184mr23 • SUBURBS 01 , LIVERPOOL. frcibe LET, a Semi-detached , 1T1L.6144 , thomeighboarhood --containing dining-room, drawieg-roorn, isir)bedreiffii; bath-room, 1, - itenens,l4.7.; end 'ha/11404v° gardens attached to it. 'The whole or a part of - the furnitlitre may be taken -at n valuatiou, if, desired. The Old Wan omnibuses, on - both li:ass csf Foal, • pals near : Address 8.F., oiffee Of the Daily 7lntih. tfo • ' BIRKENHEAD: , 1711 - s 1O be LET, an .etacellent FAMILY H01.7.E, situated in h e Woodlands, •Ctilton lark, twelve minutes' : . walk- Woodside Ferry, containing good kitchens, three , e n t erta i n i ng : ' rooms six bedrooms, two dressing roams, water. sloaet ; hot and cold baths, gas, &c. „Aprly to Joseph Craven, 3, Hamilton •sgtiare ; fir ta.Davici, Crnig, Parkwlace % I,iverpool. May be seen at any time. - (So be pt, gAstutss vremists. (Ito LET, a DANCING ACADEMY, with situate Yo. I; Devon-street, late ititheoceupadon of Nlcati-s. JosseraildlAigit.l 8, Peter's-lanre. $476m28 CLARE PALL, CLARE-STREErc ISLINAIToN• e s zboveatctou,,saitahit, for' holding Rublic; Meetings, Tea Parties; liienefit Societies' Meetings, and: Lectures, en reasonable terhis-, Apply ta Mr. J. Parso....age, lip. 3, Islizigto i n. ' . - - amos-m24 ‘• MI • Err frr Xet. be SOLD or LE i'; Two new Detached NILLAS,-in Lillec , Lt. toad, Fairfield; containing dining; drawing; sin& driakbuit 'redins, and. butler's pantr y , on the 'first fleet ; Glide bedrooms, StreS3ing-room, bath-11)0M, closet,' &e with garden back and Apply on the premises. Also to "he - Sold: - Tlu'de HOUSES, ca.nticm,strest„Everton; rental.£72. TWO HOUSES, east side of Herkley-etredt, rater E&I; and Two.' HOUSES, Nos. 4 and 5, Parkfield-street, Prince's-park ; rental £l6O. Apply at No. 51, Settou,stxc", Brunswick - tfo . Ea ht grl,b, `3:I:I)2StS HIGHER R:cIBINGTON HALL ,STATE. . 4 . niIHE attention (I.{ Architects and Genetmen requiring cOkiNfitY are *meted to ,the above freehord'estate, eon , alit ruriq the be=t - building sites on flit Cheshire %id 4, And wilt be sold in lots to suit purchasers. "YoffirillieFlaxticulatt-apply xo 'n - obert E3ta~c Kg t, 9 King-strec,t, Rock Ferry. r IkAr29 Ylio be . SOLT, roar 'A . ..0cl Family HOUSES, in Wotdville- 1 :- t e it,,,, ce ; ,13r4Sks.6-Aad, 'Everton. :Each Tious.e . has a 13ath, supplied litfithlint, siskti and shower; .They will beriold separate, of teqiiired, price L 1,800; ia,200 may remain .on.moitgage. Apply to J. B.l.Tulb.e.s, ArOitpct, Surveyor, S:F.„4, Clayton - ' 6=26 • M' •O be SOLD, a cami.act Deraeocd RESIDENCE, with gar-' den, stable, and coach-house; contains dining-room, small library, maa,s t .rvant's,room,,Welten, , soullery, butler's pantry, store-reorn,"and lavatory, on the grpund poor ;,aboVvare five 'bedrooms, drawing-roont, and the ushaUniodern convenience , . 'The proportris freehold, overlookfrig "the - DinAle, and the ad joining laud is restricted from-irdsances or small houses. Mav be viewed on Tuesday,', and Fridayi, on application to Mr. 5 .. . Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. - .• • r . • d b)' be crIZT, Vigt:tflantolts. • TO- .BREWERS,'. PUBLICAN; , 'etc. TO DISPO,SED OF, the PLANT and .13(; , ,INESS of that old;established BREWE . R.):., known as " Brick-street Brewery," sitUtite id Bricstraet, St. James's-s.reet, Liverpool, and occupied for'the llestt-quarter of a century by rho 'ate W. Mountfield, Esq. The above in good working condition, an - well adapted roc can - > . iiip. -- ou a...s,ug business being capable:O. 'brewing from nft.ccn to' sixty barrets per Week. ''Arrimgentents may be made to secure.the supplying of several public-houses, Urlesived- For Poeticulars, and oards to .vle v, apply tO wpo ..kanner, , estate agent, Sac., 19, Slater-street, Bald-street, Toiler- . pool. ilmll9` PAE °IOUS STONES, TUST FORFEITED, a'most magnificent first-water cluster DIAMOND'-RING, handsomely , :mounted, brooch mount, contiining eleven Clear and perfect' gems"Of goad size ; price 65 guineas. A single stone Diamond Ring, first Nester gem vlirice 30 guineas. A fine large deep-cut Sapphire Ring, rich-in :colour ; Nice- £25. A. Massive Cairngorm Seal, •/elegaatly and: artistically mounted in dead gala : the stone is t►ncom.nonly 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. CAN SALE, a valuable double achromatic MAGIC LAN''-; "`k_f TERN, by Abrahams, Liverpool, known as the Biroptric Prismatic Lantern, with all the apparatus complete, for the ~ ., p utpise of exhibiting dissolving, views, including .clock-work Indtion, gas bag and 'retorts, lamp Purifier, pressure'boitedi, 'with large case for packing—an exbeedingly well-finished class machine. with every possible necessary requisle. Al'io, a large quantity of valuable Slidee, 'compnsing beady 2 , 16, consisting of landscapes, views, figures, comic slides, Move 'able ditto, chromatropos, all of which excel description. The *bole of the above have been purchased within the last twelve tnonths, at a cast offiPwards of t/50, and will now be.sold for 4114 ldw. figure of. L. 50. Apply to, Elli v e 'L. E. lleyman, 0, Exchange-street East. The above'opportunrty seldom octOre. ,AN'UNUSUAIC'OPPORTUNITY. • JUST FORFEITED, Fourteen extremely powalul Dotibie ACHROMATIC RACE GLASSES (4 arrant•?d! to carry ten miles), in black jaiianned leather shng cases, and well •wrottn each, will be sold for the uncommonly low pri& of £2 2s. each. N.B. A few Enamelled Ditto, at £1 is. each. :Apiary to Ellis L. E. Heiman, - 6, Ex,hange-street East': • etN exceedingly powerful 'Dotibi, Achromatic`k./ , 3‘..ICitOACOPE, on moveable stand,' by l'ie•ale, Loudon, .with extra eye-pieces, instruments, Sta., fitted up - in Mahogany case. complete. This Microscope will be wdrranted. Price only £8 les. Apply to Ellis L. E. Heyman, d, Emchauge-strect Zeta. Case of Germtai•Silver AtAI'iIEMATICALi INSTRU3IENTS. CST FORFEITED, a very superior Case of German Silver MataliF-11.4:1CICAL INS fROMENTS, iuctudnig reducing compasses, pocket beam compass mountings, with adjusting screw to carry beam, ot , ianyleugth ; also steel spring bew pens, fiat a4julAiiig, strews, .scales, and many instrantents never before i ntroduced. :To be sold for the astonishing low price ot £4 45.: a great bargain. Apply. to Ellis L. E. man, 6, Exchange-street East. AsiTtnNOMICAL . TELESCOPE, by Dolland. pow rftzli,Astro ()NdottalNlTlNXV°:.Ve.,:t pieces, by - Doll d, wit! brass-bound mahogany portable stand, and Tevolving:adjusthig - etre* to ',Enid 'a! tripn. ' Wili Ibd sold 'id k £7 lbs.' APPIY to lilits.L. E., kleyman, 6, Exchange-street East. SIX ROSEWOOD -AND MAHOGANY-. WRITING DESKS. T 'UST FORFEITED,- Six first-class WRITING DESKS n rosewood and mahogany, inlaid, and bras- bound, with .secret drawars; wice.4l. l& each. Also, a few Mahogany and Valiantwdod STEREOSCOYES; with aad without 'ormolu mountings; at 16rw prices. AplY •to Ellis 1.. E. Heyman, Z, E)Ldham;eLstreet East. • . • . 3nscttLANEon4 BARGAIN p: - SEVEEAL PHOTOtiVITIC 3fAcIIINES; in cvery variety, by noted maters, • , A Set orßaiatelld Blitiiitid Cups £2 2 0 A Gentleman's Tool Chest, complete 2 0 0 A fine-toned Flutina /Odra large tarieiy of .Userill articles, at iris #l - 2anlartf*S, vp.Tue. Apply to Elli L. E. Heyman, 6, Ewell inge-strect East. IMPORTANT. .r - rA t i i t eu TlE l S: r o oa f z r e e z ecta:bili wi tylltat a ng ep Ar . tiel i e u i t of ir o eltu, Ouri , mu" Enamels, Ueweller)iitildee,lAarnorids, Ilpar/s4,llreCtou)';Lniret old China, Cariings*,-Bithl Work, 3feerschaun Pipes, old Coins, Medallions, Books, lilusical Instruments, Guns, Opera Glasses, Theodolites, Mathematical' and "SUrgleal Ins,trnme4ts, Photo graphic Machincii, - or inv-Aleseriptiori- valunTa portable Property to DISPOSE OP, will find it greatly to tht:ir advan tage :to aopl7 to . i E L S LYE!: gWhaligc-stroef. .. a4t. 'who gives the higlifst price in the provinces, and fully up Lo fide LonOcin standard. IMMEDIATE CASH TO ANY A- X 01 .114 T. N.B. Parties waited uponia any part of England and Wales. H.ORSE'S FOR SALE. ICAR. SALE, a,Dask B9vin PONN, -14-Aands basigrit action and quiet Ca ride 6t drfe; a Brown Marc 15 hands S inches high, an el•zkl!ent aide and &lire Mare, with great imprdvement in her a - Bay, Blood limiter 15 hands 2 inches high, six years old, master of 12 stone; an, excellent fencer, with great face, 'and has been regularly' annted in Ireland;' a Broom Cob 14 hands 2 inches high, s:x years old, an excellent stepper, suitable to carry ',a noblema or an old gen tl e man. Now on ALow at Mr. Brethertoi'e Horse Repository, Wood-street. 6nir2-1227 "r 7 ALDERNEY AND GUERNSEY COWS AND HEIFERS. KIDS has received instructibns TO SELL, IVP. .T at his Liverpool, on Wednes day and Tharsciar, the 4th And.sth o 1 April, Twinty-three newly-calved and down calving...COWS and HEIFERS, all directly imPortall iro i ro, the ,ChAPnel • Islancisrpy Mr. :4,.j0w1?r, of Watford Varin; 'fierts, the only ithporter in England," add judge of the stock at the k.A. shows held in 'those Islam's Th4E herd -IS'tieleeted expreSily for this mnrket and will be found superior to any ever offered in. Landashfrb or adjoining counties. Catalogues may be had at the Horse Itepository, WnoOrstreet, Livet`Pbor. 16mr2,412ff TO THE UNMARRIED, -- --- —• TF -,YOU .WISH — TO MARRY, send .a 6tatlClTlpd! I 'addressed en ve l o p e , an d you will hear o f a SECRET how to win the opposite sex, wale, or female, old or, young. rich or poor, prepos-essing or otherwise. Address J. Wright, Esq., Clayton-,treet, Newcastle-upon-Tyne. 232 c 1 AMEItICAN 80 LAC !•!' Smoker who want A REALLY GOOD PIPE OF TOBACCO, Are recommended to try the above. NONE GENUINE EXCEPT SOLD BY C. TURME.AtJ. IBLE AND PRAYER-BOOK WAREHOUSE. . . 8. a.. arge - Type Prayer 'Book Miniature Prayer Book iii Limp Leather, Gilt Edges 1 0 Bibles, Neatly Bound in Leather , 1 0 Chiireh'Sciflice, Neatly Bound in Leather • • , . ,Pr aper Book, beautifully Bound in Velvet, with Rims, _ Clasps, and Tablet ' 2 0 x =AY end Presentation Bible • 21 0 63, CHURCH-STREET. cOpposite Old Post-office Place. J• • '‘ Silts by :Nactiart. 7 ,, , p ir pi v i y; ;g ives notice of the 11W! lOa Wednesday next, the . 28th instant,. at Eleven o'clock, on the PremiBes, 5, Mona-terrace, Mersey-lane, 'Rock I::erry, the valuable HOUSEHOLD F URNIT URE. and other -Effeete-of-a-gentlentan-leavia g 'the-neighbourhood: — OA Wednesday, the 28th instant, and following days,:al Eleven o'clock each day, at t.O Hanover 'Rooms, a very large assemblage. of E. - teellent ,HOUSEHOLD FIIRN/TU RV, of every ; description, .including the effect; of a gentlimaa deceased," and Other Iriiteeilani* fine toned piano-ftirtes, an organ suitable for a place bf worship,la'Self-k.ctini - oro•an. tine [fill? _Drints, . and _ drawings, plate,..ehina,_grats, large bagatelle table, cut glass chandeliers, and the -remaining part of tire 'STOCK "of a SHIP' CH AND LE R. On Tuesday,. the 3rd "of April next, at Eleven o'clock, pt the Hanover Rooms, the genuine 'Manufactured 'STOCK of a :3nti HARNESS-MAKER. ' On Weclnes4lay, 'the lth of April next, at Eleven o'clock; at the HanoVer ILOOMS; about 4,000 • to . 5,000 Pieces of fashionable P E It- HA NG (NG'S. • Eligible INVESTMENT "in. Abercromby-square and • Carabridge-streit. — TI3 Y - M B It - 4 -- yr, I On Wednesday, the' of Ineart . 'at Two o'clock in •,:t)teiarcernoon. at the Glarendon-rourn.4,•louth reeit, Live p:ul, subject to conditions: Al4 l -..,„ that . ri"qcO Parnel of, LAND, wi *.t6 . 3.1 -tAiSATA.:GE.or,/11WELLING?-ILOI3-SE:thiiiCon pgketed 2 -situate ow the west side of Abercrumby-square, and north side of Cambridge-street, •n the parish of Liverpool; and ,:-Cont"inhig free; to Abercroraby7square . aforesaid jexelytaive ..of en area of six feet Cron: rinti:to the front of Combridge.4treet *resold), 22 feet 6 inehas in breadth, at the, back or west side -thereof 22 fe , t 3 inches, and lunuing in depth backwards on the berth and south, sides, thereof severally {exclusive of an area of 5 feet. 6 inches in • depth from and to the front of - Abereromb}-square aforesaid) 120 feet 2.inches, be the same rroru or.lusi, with tae privilege of aceess try the shrtrbbery of , Aiiretemby-square, on payment of it guinea per annum.. ite tenure is leasehold under the Corporation -of Liverpool Mt - a. term of 73 rom the 16th cf May. 1853, and is subject to a Peppercorn rent. - :"•..1 1 For further particulars apply to Mr. C: C. 'Deane. solicitor, 24, North John -street, Liverpool. By Order`of the Devisees'of Robert Collier, decease 44 I TRANMERE OLD ,MALL, and very desirable , BUiLDING L INDS, in Higher, Tranmere, Cheshire. • , BY MR. BANCH, On Thursday; the 29th' instant ß , at Three, o'clock in the ji afternoon, at Mr. Henry thiugh's' - Woodside Hotel, Birken head,. and subject to conditions, the f o llowing. or, such other lots as'may be agreed upon, If not 'previously..disposed of by' private treaty, of which due notice will be given. Lot A LL that `FIELD called.. ".Further Storeton '••_ - Field," containing la. 2r. 31p.• - .. h . 1 • at FIELD, called ." Storeton • Field," containing 9a. Or. up. r•- . . 3., All that FIELD, called " Further Runner Hey,"-contain ing Zia. lr. 10p. 0 , 4. 411 that" FIELD, called "Middle Runner Hey , " contain ink 6a. 2r. gp„ 5. All th a t FIELD called Near Runner Hey," containing 6a. 3r. -4p. , i li- All.that FIELD, called "North Top Mill-hill," containing 4. lr. :Ip. " . . ' 4 ::. 41l that II F:I,D, called. " Smith Top Mill-hill," contain• Mg 84. 3r. 22p. . .• s• ..-111 that FIELD, c a lled "Lower Mill-hill," : containing , 5a.. 2r. l3p. . . , . 0.. . 9. All that FIELD, fonnerLy t,.:•.:. Fields, . and called respec tivei,s, .. middle Milhhill" and " South Mill-hill," containing , 16a. Or. 39p. .• 10. All that FIELD,. called "Rake Hey," containing PA. Or , 3:1) lirE - 11. All . that 88CIGE or' DWELLING-HOUSEi! Oati , . buildings,,largeGarden, and Crofts, called. " Tranmera Old , VA,'" sitliate In, tap :village, of .Higher Tranmere. This lot t a Ans 2 r,• ; __, L ,l)" . .... , ~' .;.' 1 -- '4',4,"' 1 , ahip he it the, ex.tremity or. Tranmere wwn, Ship; 15e en rtikhdrTraniter,o yillage , and Higher Bebingtoo The situation is high, and commands matit,exteniiive and beau tiful,views of Cheshie, Lancashire, and the river Mersey.'.. Luts":6, •t, 8,9, and 10 lie on the .wee,tern slope toward Axton, and command Sine and varied views of the sui•youndin country. . • , . • • ' T 'The whole lett offei sites for building purposes seldom to-be pact .with. , ' 'Were is valltible itime under Se ' veral r of tle li;ta. '-, '' The' •pra city is•friehold of lii.tierifauce,.and -is in the • °eau raticm of Mr. Thomas ,Houghten, who will show 'the . several . . .. ~ • For further parciculars and plans apply to• Edward . Hodkin son, Esq., Chester; J. C. Salkeld,,l . .:sq., Parkgate ; John ,Long rigg, Esq., archite2t, Liverp6ol; 'or to Mr. Jae. Gill, _solicitor, County Court Offices; Birkenhead. . . . , - By art* of the Trustees, 2 . f a*Buildiil7 Sopety. ' I 3 .MEssit,,s. BY_}o,up On Thursday, th e 'nth day Of, March, IA One o?olciopli in the. alternoon, at the laregdOn-rooms, in South Joln-street; ih Liverpool stibjt.Ct to - such' conditions as shall te then apd A.LL that Freehold Piepeteie'LAND, with the sub stantially-built'DWELLrAli HOUSELtjtable, CoaTh laanseantntaltdlngctbereon, Situate it , d tieing Na. 95, on the west side of Netherfield-road, in Everton, pear Liverpool, and r pntiaining,il , front thereto 30 feet 3 inaties, 7 antV at the NC-02 feet 6 inches, and . ritnning in depth backwarde on thitifith side theroof Cincluding,jut atea to, the front;:of Netherfielnoo "aforAaid, of the 'Width of 7 • feet 1 - inches at the south-oast end thereof'? 100 feet 6 inches, and running in depth'baakwards on theriOrth side thereof 47, fot I:lnches, then turAng at aright angle in a northwardly directiop t lvr the Spade sf 11 feat tJ inches, and then Wining at arrigkt angle in a Westwardly rdttrettnrfor:_the - spacc - of - 54-- - fee - be" tTe',- --- eritTnnersion% a little more or legs, bounded oil: the, north irclartl>y dpiinimon passage of the 'Width of 3 feet 6 inches, and in othe part by laud and holtscanow or belong u Mr. Owen Elias ; on the south by. land noW ' Earle, ;Jane' ort'tht by a eemittort , ll;s64o •of ,the width of 3:feet6 inetest - -Fccillt4l4 , lyy recent' - *. admeasnre ment 41Q .2‘ . .9ths scyitarle(yitrit4. Together Witbt:ho gee use and enjoyment of the said:Writ:lion, passages; in common with all .othera—tavirig—a—right—to-- use- the- same: —The premises - 1 - re oteviekbpM - tichopeld and Mr. Joliet, at alfannnarrifit of 1.730. - - , it korluttheil B4 4lfaie apply to', Mr. IsaacAkthiqton, stor ney and notary," 42; as s e,et L;Verpbol. 2-3rd ilkiltiOn H.OUSEHOIiD runsrruitEi gals:OgaflY Pedestal ,idebbard; feet inches,. Sofa_ Mid sets of Chairs in hair '6l2)th, Chiffonnier, oblong, Dining' Table, six imitation Rose - wood — titers — Ml Cotten_ - lii: - ahntissk, ' , China, Cut Glass, Mahogany Four-Pot, Iron 4, --Tutlort„: and French Fedsteade, • (loose Yeatnetc .. Beds; Hair i - jaid Flock 11.(ifiresiiei,-Blanketts, T. not'''ables, Tables, -Cheats Drawers,. Caned :Chairs, Kidottr minstert. Datch, and Stair Cirpets, Door Mots, Oilcloth, Bitten Sterebscopes arid . Slicles, .vato able ,Concertina,-- Silver Lever WatCh, by smith, of Limerick, Iron Garden }tailing ancl.Gatc„ two ,t r ip Gal den Chairs, Abotit 50 lots of Drapery, ma t 110D4SON will KILL at tier en o'clock, at their commisslori-roem% argyle-steeet, llitketillead; the it - enable_ ii Gal li(0p,I) r VAIEe marring hair-staffed matiekaNti: , tofas- , in -haft - cloth, sett f chairs in ditto, easy chair in Morocco leather, chiffonier 'NV h drawers and panelled &oats, oblong dinirig tables on pillars, set of imitw ion r seWad'ciiiirs mid a couch tb thatch, in amber coloutt d damask, iron, Tudor, and French bedsteads, it ahogany fbilr,poat bedsteads and draperies, hair-and iiocr'mattresses, blankets, goose feather beds, mahogany and painted - chests of drawers, dressing ;.ablfs and glasses, carpets, fenders, tire irons, stair carpets,; door rn ts,,oil;cloth, china, cut glass, kit chen requisites, &c. ; also,a inantity of DItAPERY. two rustic garden chairs „iron garden rping and gate, eleven stereoscopes; with bolbilyed and . plain Slides, • - To be publielt viewed' T its. Day .tilltirsdai . ); 22nd instant, when catahigues may be hat . , of Messrs. I..nnd .1. Hodgson, Auctioneers and Appra'set s, Arlle-street, Birkenhead. tis/3. -- I•Gt:NTS TO THE are 9031VA , Y. - 1 r St. ck-in-Trade of DRAPERY and SILK MERCERY.' MESSii..S. F. and J. HODGSON will' BELL by AUCTION, on tuesdav next, 27th instant, punctually ai tieven o'clock, at their Commission Rooms,' Argyle-fitt'eeti ,ilirkenh4ad, the well-assorted stock of DRAVNUT slit! SILK 3113.C,:1tY, including silk, mohair, and ,hareire! dresses, flounced robes, , elnth mantles, a ' , awl, t) damask table cloth s , shi l lings, ihretings, calicoes, print edsam briefs, canibrie handkereldets, and other artielereonnecttidWith the business, the whole in good condition. . _ To be viewed on the morning of sale. Catalogues may be had the flay previously of 'Messrs. F. and J. Hodgson, Appraisers and Auctioneers, Argyle-street,ltirkenhead. 6mr27 OXTON, CHESHIRE.. El‘gani and ' substintiallNlodeinllOUteEffOLDFUßitrtUph including Walnutwood Drawing-roqtaa ,Suite in green reps, brilliant-toned 41 oettiies Cottage Piano-foete, by Nutting and Adclistu,i"upright Chimney, Glass, Cut Glass Chnadelier for.lbur .llghts, - granite and OrnioluDitto,•lllahogany Winged wardrobe-, with,plate glass door,,arr ot her l genuineif tf.ect," = fi da. 9 o' D rielvt, i the 27th instant; "2; 'intee.p'clockpunctnally in. the afternoon, on the Premises; Heathtleld Village-road, Oxtun, the superior modern HOUnE r HOLD FURNITURE, &c. ' In Drawing-room--:The elegant .waltintwoocl -. suite, ups holstered in light greets repo, include an elliptic-shaped centre tni , lo on shells, Bustkinghtun ca hriele couch, sit cabriole chairs lounging chair and a se - Wing enair, all to corretpdncl, chiffonnier 3 feet 4 inches long, with serpentine front, white marble top, plate glass door and back, the brilliant-toned 6; octaves cottage pianoforte, , by 'Nutting and Addison, Canterbury, music stool, carved oak Elizabethan chair, the gas T c4.ndelier -in • out and ground glass .lot feel! 'ti g hfa, ehirtin glasil, plate 50 by 40 inches, in richly gilt frame range of tourney curtains to the large window, Venetian blinds, Brussels carpet; fender in bionze and steel, fire-irons The Diningsroom contahad 'mahogany pedestal 'six fe;et side board with s.Tpentine front, telescope dining tables on massive reeded supports, 7 feet 6 inches by 4 feet 2 inches, eight chairs, anti a lounging ditto, in, green leather,c!oth,rrimsmi merino dathask curtains and cornices to the t*o windows, three-light gas chandelier in light. bronze end relief,ißruerl, ettlitet; table etitlery, cut taii., China; &c. - - Breakfast-mem—ltoseweud. cabriole couch , four ebairs and a loung ng ditto, • 'card table, tOrci-light orniolu gaselier, BreSsels carpet ( green ground), fender, spiral fire-irons. Hall and Staircase—Stained glass sexagon kall lantern ire bronitetlisamee r the oak bat stand, co/rosining nmbrelittretel r and half table with marble top, Pair of chart , ta. manila : re n Brtisselis stair and landing carpets, linen end Dutch d 4 ge t oiltleth, door mats. 4 glahe gedchambers—alahogany trio — wurtirobe With plate ss centre . oor, pair of mahogany toilet tables; with scroll frnlats' and white veined , marble tray: tops, toilet glass with marble. slab, ,niassive raahogany Tudor bedstead with Spiral Pelts, and a , birch Tudor ditto, .each with ' crimson merino dm:neat -curtains, .French bedsteads with damask hanging, pillared teilit tables, neat double and single sets of toilet ware, mahogany; and biroh-franaed toilet glasses., towel. rails; - white geese feather beds, curled hair mattresses; large supply Of blankets and quilts, caned chairs, Brussels - and Kidderminsttr cawets, sitz• bath, gas brackets, Venetian blinds throughettt the house... . . , ' . ' l',Citchen iiid'6llinary L''teitils Victoria- shaped dish COie , ealthen;vare, and-other. genuine effects. To be viewed. in consequence .of the unavoidably sh t notice) only on the morning .of, sale, from Ten o'clock, wh catalogues may be had on the premises, er previously f Messrs. F. And J. Hodgkin, at tneir offices.and . rfxns,..Argyl - sti+et, 13iikenhelid: f • " 4mr27 . LitgA.l2,,catag,ugcz-AQV:gagi. , l) _.F.U.SNIT U11,E,.4a. NITV-RCA 01 tal c Wednesday j i)IIG n S e ° 3c ' t ‘r the I I 2B S t h F' 'r ' instant, Punctually at Eleven o'clock, on the premises, No. 7, Town tleld-lane Buildings (near the Queen's Arras Inn), Liscard, Cheshire, th e ge nui ne HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE; and including In Mahogany, mail te4tleboardi 3ft. ilimiortg, - Petnbioke and other tion of rnalaNany , sofa , birchwood sofa bed, chim.-ey glass, dderraulg ter. v ,, g' ' Pq;; 1 "111 Illi. illtiag'trnarae Plifittagflllderfi, fire - ir°l l s, six Windsor chairs, and an elbow ditto, Polished birch Tudor bedateakl ncl Jig:tared green damask hangings, iron, Fr l e , i o af . h, and tent bedsteads and draperies, goose feather beds blankets, drawers, trot tables , d e l ounterpa2ea, §heets, plinted is of ,eslauii Iflastei, chambe ware, pets, cane-seated °bait's,. Stair carpets and linen eove u ri t n e if i . ~.711. 'cloth, doo ' r seals, a elver *atolii,stvater parrel, dog kennel, Useful kit ehea alai' c.nlinaey la lm onsekeep"i g , of salsei;rwohfen3.4talogues may t a i b e o m u an t 2 d t o o o n l s i n o i f n eott g tatiothet effects of a gen- To be viewed on the _morning, be had on the premises ; or previon Hodgson, at their offices and rooms, Argyle-street, iirt e . ;t d a d d: . • -4.t.—Yhe tibtist to be LET. ' Chimney Glass, Three-licit out-door Effects, a tow do z ens SEACOI.II3E; CHESHIRE. ------- li e, it a N n l d T o U t le r , of Home-made Rhubarb Nine, &c., the property o f HOUSEHOLD Frame, l m . a lady .. . . removing. !- -• • - '. • ' ' ' A ESSRS. F. & J. TIODGSON will SELL b Y 1. .. I I . AUCTION,. au_Thuraday,_the .29th_instant, punctually_ at Lieven o'clock, on the Premises, Victoria Cottage, Brighton_ toad, Seaioinbe,t the . gjenuitie 110USEHOLDt IFIGRNITUREA I &c., comprising mahogany chiffonnier, sets of chairs, dintirie and other tables,firossels and KidderminAter pirpets, chimney glass in carved and gilt frame, framed' "iirinta; fenders, floe irons, clinueiz services, lamp,' . ' Two birchwood four-post bedsteads (one with crimson damask bangings)i birchivood Tudor antt•painted French bedsteadi, goose feather-beds, blankets,-counterpan,:s' chests of di awers. to:let tables, glass, very excellent wardrobe bedstead, caned chairs, carpets. . • , , .-. :. ! , Kitchen utensils, dremert; clock, two meat safes, stillages, brewing tubs. Cucuinbef frame, 'plgstye, .tahin with glass front,W quantity of potatoes, strawberry' plants in pots, garden chair, flower stands' 'ring, kennel, corn chest, kt. To be publicly viewed on the morning of sale, when catalogues may be had .ou the premises;' or previously of blessrsJ Y. and J. Hodgson, at their offices and ;rooms, -Argyk-street, Birken head. Bmr29 MR, M'CLELLANI), • AUCTIONEER AND APPRAISER, (Chief Aist'ant to the late firm of Messrs. Tiros. WINSTANLEY and, so:9, ) • 16, BASNETT-STREET, LIVERPOOL, • , , . 1111! ET GTRN,S 14y:regal thanks to his Friends and the general Public, for the kind and liberal support with he,has, been favoured since the. demise of the late firm, awl ,tri..ts from a long practical experience as Appraiser and . Aumioneer, combined' with punctuality and attention, to merit this wairleace of all who,pray entrust hini with their favours. ADDRESS— NI , CLBLLANDis ,t A SWORN APPRAISER AND AUCTIOAER, 18, BASNW-STREET, 78apg letlf ,Iv*,#P Pg. - ,fares J. F. GRI. F T Si (5t, 1 645.0R TO 4:SSRS. Tr WIZZiiTANtEY & SON , S), A lONEER AN- I , APPRAISER, 44, CHURCH-STREET, Returns thanks to his "friends anti the ptlblie for thii great/ encouragement he has experienced sincc he succeeded, t that long , established firm, and announces that he hat added to his business that of ESTATE AND lIOUSE AGENT, whichaiklinducted on the,terms and priaciplc, adopted in the opoliS. Mr. Gliffiths having arranged with Mr. Robert Winstanley to attend to this department personally, every attention will be paid to it, and a REGISTER OF ESTATES, FARMS, and FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED HOUSES, will be kept for reference at the Office, 44, Church-str e et. Mr. Griffiths will also avail himself of Mr. Winstanley's experience in the SALE and VALUATION of WORKS of •—•- His - w tia , L-LIGHTED - PTCTURE GALLERY being sit ated in the princifiairthUtonghlare of Livekpool, is sPeciallir aditldtl for Public and PiivateCoUtract•Sales. 131'MiL - AVYLIP,; On WeLnesday, the 4th of April, at .I,ialist One the afternoon (unless previouslyVisbokd'orbS , liriv‘ate cein tract, of which due notice will be given), at the Clarendon rooms, South John-street, A of Leasehold LAND, with the DWEL LING-HOUSE thereon erected, situate -on-the - 'west side of Grove-street, and being No: '92, containing in front to Grove-str et, apdolv.tbeibaeicrser:erally 21.feeYata running. in depth backwdfa (uidlifMng the area of 18 feet in front to Grove,"treat) 4 1.6Pfeet -3 inches held by lease from the Cor pdration of Liverpool for the residua of a terra-of. 73 years, commencing 4th February. 1844, and dubject to the provistonii and covenants usual in such leases:. Fdrther application may be made to D. Gibb, E q., 15, Goree Piazzas ; or to Mr. Wylie, 27, ilanover-stret. By order of the Assignees. Valuable Freehold LAND, at Ness, in the - ,Colutraf Chestefi. BY MESSRS. JONES & On Thursd,y,7tpu§th - day of" A‘pril p - eXit,; - if Two o'clock in the Afternoon, at the house - of Mr. Joseph Cabry, in Ness, in the parish of Neston, in the county of eChistei, subjett to conditions to be then and there produced, A. r. r . Lot 1. LL that FIELD, called the " Sea- land," containing • • 2 ,1 „ 2. Al--that FIELD, called 'the Dennil Hey," P.4 117 4Ung.c.'44 called the "Marled ; ' 2 238 „ 1t FiELD, Hey," containing • ' ' „ 4. All that FIELD, called the " Clammer Hey," _ _ containing 1 3 39 „ 5. All that FIELD, called the "Heath Grounds," containing , 6. All that FIELD , called the "_ Heath ," containing 2 326 ' Lot 1 and 2 aip!'ditined, - afidEot 1 has a ficintaice to the sea shore, and both lots command fine views of the Aver azd the Welsh hills. The property is in the occupation of Mr Joseph Cabry, whb will show the several lots. -44sE-4asilaes-past,leulars- apply- ar-the - officcs - of Mr: James - Gill, solicitor, Birkenhead. Important to Patties naiposing oflt RSITIJItE, Pianv-fortbs, and other Effects. . 4 - • THOMAS LAWTON, Auctioner arid 'Appraiser, 222, Scotland-road, opposite Burlington-street, , beksl to inform parties having such to disPo7se of/that he is at. all times prepared to purchase every description, in large or small quantities, and to remove immediately when required. i Sales conducted on the Premises of Owners, and Valuations made on moderate terms. Sales of Furniture at the -Rooms - every Tuesday, at Tyco _ _ „ 149apl MR. BROWNE, -'.711.!! (LATE BROWNE / AND TANNER), ' 7 ' ATICTION•EER, VALU.ER,-&.c.,, 3, UNION-COURT, CASTLE-STREET. _egs to' intimate that, besides the SALE by AUCTION of HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, Cellars of WINES, &c , he has for many Yeah; devoted much study and Stention to tIie,FINE OBJECTS of:TASTE and VERTU, and LITERARY PROPERTY, and can confidently undertake the Sale thereof, his personal attention lieinw, paid to the careful arranging and cataloguing sales of this description with 7hiek Ae t way be .en4rustcd.,,, • • IR. BROWNE begs also to intimate that he A_T L MAKES UP INVENTORIES and VALUATIONS of Household Furnithid, Collo:AM:I-4 of Picturei, Silva' Plate, Jewellery, Articles of Taste and Vertu, Libraries, and. all descriptions of Moveable Property, for Probate and Administra tion Duties or other purposes, with great promptitude and c anvenienee to parties employing hind and on m9deratuterms• .e.r 41 anta. • ' . . £6 000 MUST MOSEY, in One or more Sums. to be advanced on first-class Security, at L 4 per Cent.—Apply to Nkessrs. Carson, Ellis, and Field, Solicitors, 3, Fenwick-street, Eiverpool. 3mr24 , TTRUST - M0771; - in various STMS, ready 'Q d3E ADVANCE943aMotgage pf e . ligiblf,Freehold or,Leise n hold property; at front £4 - to - 1°,5 - per cent. John Radcliffe, soliClt3r, 13; Hatkin'-liey, and 11, Vale -street, Ltempool. 24mr23129 ADELPHI LOAN AND DISCOUNT COAIPANY, (Li aqrsn.) - .162.50,000-PER-ANNUMr---- --- " •.? .9: HEAD OFFICE : 38, RENSIIAW-STREET, o p = - SO ;; $13,c1”-STILEE,T, I.III.NCIIESTEI3: y T , - LVA4IIA O P,r-g44.,VOI44EXIigAD , , 15, MARKET-SQUATtErt llEVENltc.'fr'" ' 6A, LUNE-STREET, PRESTON: 1 it LO T'fiP - RILLS DISCOUNTED-- a a _ ' JV_ EVERTDFSOBIFTfOg OF AVAILABttS4IOI:7iiITY,' ANs3 16N Titt - MOSIC LigElat f4Bairig: r :," Applications made at the Head Office, of at any ofthe Btaitch - OfficeS"Ntill be promptly attended to. ELLISON, Manager. 12 , 2611,1 ri JOHN ELLISON, Secretary WILLIAM BILLIARD TABLE MAKER, 15, , 110VGATONLSTREET, LIVERPOOL. ll§ad27 A DAMS'S STUDENTS' AND TOITIZIS W C A s.g§,, ..-ContainsA• ' NOTE PAPER OF THE FULL SIZE, ENVELOPES OF TWO SIZES, SEALING WAX, BOX FOR Arg'STA Lt(iHTS, &c.; PATENT . INKSTAND, PENS AND PENCILS, IVORY PAPER KNIFE, _IOLOTTINCi I ,BOQKF pOCIKETS FOR MEMORAN,DUMSfi &cif -6 4th re.telit'Ltia, frail 61. Od. each, in great variety. above are also kept of a larger size to told full size letter, w.per. 63, CHURCH-STREET, (Oppesite Old Post-pillce Place.) WILLIAM CONLIN, PRINTER, ST4TIONER,, BOOKBINDER,. 3 1 DALE-STRETt, LIAIIiftFOOL, , Q?rosm; GE,OHGE HOTEL.) :CO ,Nr:LIIAT. begs respectfully to inform hi§ Friends and the Public, that he has OPENED an OFFICE in the abeve central situation, and trustg, a'ssiduous' attention to business, excellence of workmanship, quick execu tion of ordersontinoclerlite charges, .to merit a sbarelaf,thtig support and patronake: We . 01 4 8 ERVA-Tli.E.A,pultw, : , 32, DALE-4TRt-ET,' . . (NEARLY OPPOSITE THE GEORGE HOTEL•). An2l Int rpjOHES, 11 4. 1:3 -11 - 0 SE AGENT, 53, CHURCH-STREET, BIRKENHEAD, • 211 - laskiN SALE a larmquantity of • FREEHOLD LAND, Within a quarter of: an 'hour's, walk of Wooddide Ferry, and from which there are beautiful views of the River Mersey. The Land will be Sold in Small Lots, to edit builders and others' desirous of erecting Villas or Cottages, which are now in such great deiriuid • and the price is about 3s. 6d. the Square Yard. r '1 • ° r( ) u Aux. _ t . vk r Am:l-who LAND,. In PRIORY-STREET, near MONK'S FERRY, uped Watch theft are rid'iestiictions either as regards Buildings or Busbiess. A Small Quantity opposite the Rail Way Station, ftotting Jackson-street, at a remarkably ( Low price suitable for Cot tages. ' - Ai`sd . ? TO BE LET, SEVERAL EXCELLENT FAMILY Ii.UUSEO, In Birkenhead, Tranmere, and the adjoining Townships ; a few GOOD SHOPS NEAR TILE. MARKET TIMBER YARDS, COAL - YARDS; &c. Particiil4;sof may-be obtained at his Office. N.B.—Ganerdl . A-gerit at tiVltenhetid for the Liverpool and ~,ondon- Fire and Life Assurance Company. • mar3o: sgrrrting LIVERPOOL lIIJNT CLUB, (HOYLAKE,) _ _ ON SATURDAY, vas 31er 11.1Alten. ENTRIES for the I , ,ti:i;eticuAsE for a Siveepstakes of 5 sovs. each, s'i.th a Silver Cup added. About three miles. MuusteilasS, b t aged • , . , l2st. • g 2 ; eh Skylark, aged . l2st. ch g Conrad, aged . . h b, 6 , b mHop the Twig, aged br,g Malton Messenger, 14. b, 6 ,yrs, or aged Ex.Tnuis for the. Wiii..xp.s. STSRPIiCHAS,t for a Sweepotakes of 5 sow: each, with a Piece of 'Plat...! added. About 3 miles..,_ b gPointon, aged b in7appTire, age ,l , 134 leh gspring, aged . • l3s t l. 41 , •gr in Sunrise, hb, aged l3st. ' - • '-,—.-GRAND-ANNUAL STEEPLE CHASE. - - J e Malec JohnNy . • , I •ErrF tar. ;!*T . :* -2 1 Mllff- i STEEPLi , ... CHASE. ' ~„ . , Emreror t, :-... 1 Mcdora .... . . ~... 2 . • ' 'Ten ran. • < SCURRY STAKES. Maud • 1 Ncirtoif ---- 2 Girt :-..f..).itic. • : . :3 . ~.... _ ~ .. Six ran. HURDLE RACE. Grillade Johnny Corkscrew • . Ten ran. SHREWS : I'AM STEEPLE CHASE. • Glautitis gets the's:lakes. , HUNT CUP.. ; fact Barber ' • ' ' 1 Harry • • Cliff Pigeon • 3 • Nine ran. BETTING-ON THE COURSE. NoarnAmriotisitinit STAKES' 77t0 1 agst Forager, taken; 1 12 to I agat Ttbytil Sover e i gn, ta k en ; 14 to I agat Simple Simon: taken ; 16 to 1 agst Monk, taken freely ; 20 to 1 agst First Lord, offered. 2,000 GrINEAS : 5 to 2 agst Buccaneer, offered; 5 to 2 apt The Wizard, offerOd. • • LATEST ~BETTING. • ; , MANCHESTER. • ; NORTIIAMPTONSIIIIIE : 13 to 2 aisil'orager, taken'; 10 to 1 apt Royal Sovereign, take , . ; 12 to 1 agst Cl a i re, taken ; 12 to 1 hot Simple:. Simon, taken ; 15 to 1 agst Monk, taken ; 15 to 1 Lig at Tommy Noble, taken ; 25 to 1 agst Old Robert, taken. CitEsrEst Cyr 13 to 1 agst Viatka, taken ; 25 to 1 agst Long range, taken; 25 to 1 agst Lifeboat, offered, take 30 ; 3 Ito 1 apt Odo.offere . d; take 35; 25 to 1 agst Apcllyon, off ere d , take 30; - 33 to 1 ae•sk Herne, taken. • HOMii44APE Shirts made to order at the Olelden Glove Establishment, 19, Berry-street, are made by Livcrigeol Secdleivoneen.' , d The latest edition. Just published. Sent free per post for three stamps, of tidy be had on application. TEETH : Tuna' Loaf A.cn RisToiA.tios. On the best means of restoring teeth by the new principle of self-adhesion, with vulcanised gum. eclouraiCtildfii:rdbberin lied of bone or gold; and by means of a flexible gum, without dpring's or'vcires, ancrivitheut extract ing roots, at half the ordinary 'cost. :By Messrs. Gabriel, bentists to the Prince D'Ottajana. . A multum in parvo bro chure, whilbidl reifuiring the- aid Or a 'dentiA iviii - dcikvell to peruse, as, emanating ,from • - such' a - source, it may be confi dently relied on. --Vnited Limital Establish ments : oiled 18157V11:04:Zemeat., Liverpocgl , 0133,:q.did7-hill, and 110, Regent-street, London . : tote and number, Estab • THE DAILY 'IMES, FRIDAY, IVIAR,Cii 23, 1860. ntertial Sales. - .., his Day (Friday), the 9i 3rd instant, at TwelveQ:clock;at the RI . ,• rs' Office, Mandlester-buildings, Tithebarn-street, r . .1' - I . William Nfelhuish, from Calcutta. In:Albert Dok:Ware.;.: use..- . ...F0r further particulars apply to F r . , : rl. BUSHBY 5:, CO., Broiers. ~~ ~. -4 s. THIS DAY. This Day (Friday), the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clodk, at the Broker's Office, Queen Insursi,ce Buildings, JO ) 'ge r ; c e e l s s Prime American LARD, now lauding pur Vigo (s), from New 'York. Apply to FRANCIS 'ION, Broker. This Day (Friday), the 23rd instant, at Half-past One o'clock, at the Broker's Office, Exchange-court, 100 Tons North American LINSEED OIL CAKE, in bags, and of city make, now landing ex Constitution, from liewrYAbrifi...ApplylewiLAL:HoAins, •lisTi4ttrictfatit'f'vrl'o . r i ‘ SA M.UEL IIOWN Es, Arolmr. :NEXT WEEK. On Tue64ay. noxt, the. 27th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 8, Lancaster-bw.ild;ngs, , . 500 Ton I' t atagor.ittaiGlTANO.-e - ri Ititlply to - 'JOHN DAVIES & pg., Brokers.' On Tuc.day next, the 27th instant, at Hal:-pasti wave O'clock, ' !..: . .1 if. ...!4t. iht Biokkie Office, 2, Dale-street, 350 Bags Bombay LINSEED. 1 •,t 200 „ , RAPESEED. Apply to BROWNE, ' HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. On ancottnt of fitliocakitt rukyleonceill2; .1 On Tuesday heat, t :e 27th instant, at Half-past One o'clock, at the Broker's Office, Corn Exchange-buildings, Brunswick-street, A Quantity of Damaged WIILA r, FLOUR, RICE FLOUR, &c., saved from r o,e fire2,at. Messrs.! TrwiggeiandWl's'. mill, Ledford-street; Parhament-street. Apply to H. H. GOLDING, Broker. Un Wednesday next, the 28th instant, at Twee o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 16, Exche,m,Te;lanildiugs, ' • 15Tr Tierces North 'American TALLO W, . ' now landing, ex Enuch Talbot, front New Qrle4ns. Apply to .1.. H. RA ;ilif CO., Brokers. On Salt. WINS AND SIIRITS,I . FOR HOME VSE AND EXPORTATION. -Api)4 l teo CHARLTON R. HALL & SON, Brokers, 17, Dale-street. COALS FOR . EXPORT. B R Y _M. B__o_, _ _P -- WITII6UT MIXTURE WITH OTHER COALS, thtx Admiralty eerafisaTetis given, AuPPED ONL'i BY S LI . HANCOCK, SWEETING-STREET. mwf • - , i ' ' 'TO EXPOiITEIt ; S. ' 4 ; • THE. NEW CANDLES. FieldiriTatent Prirafflne Candles 2s Id per lb. Goa Spermaceti Candles Paraihne Wax and Sperm Candles, .. ~ ~~..".. Tianspaieht Coloured . 'Cintllt4, Lin ....... 1 2s 6d per lb. lial,ive,, and other shades 'These elegant Candles, superior in appearance and illumi nating power,b) any hitherto introduced, may be obtained of all dealers in candles iri Liverpool and throughout the country ; of the Mannfatturers, J. C. and J. FIELD, 12, Wigmore-street, Cavendish-square, London ; and (wholesale only) at their Works,..Upper,Matsh,.iLambetn, : Lonnon. !,r- .: ' i .I'.' , . Liverpool Shippers and Merchants may obtain samples and prices from I'RANCIS J. EATON, 18, Queen Insurance-build %lngs,- Dalestreet, Liverpool. COINIMERCIAL. LIVERPOOL, THURSDAY EVENING. att Ogftrnt Riarket. In the Liverpool Cotton Market to-day there has been - a fair demand; but with very free supplies,.!:lhe market, although comparatively steady,. continues void. of-animation.---The- sales reported including 270 Pernambuco, 71,4 to 84d ; 20 .Bahia, 7td ; 150'Marariliain, 7-Zd; 200 Egyptian, 71d to 93d; 500 .Surat, 37,d to Ad — amount .to 10,000 bales, of which 1,500 were taken on speculation and for export: -10. r 6.entrat Vtriture 'Markt. The Liverpool General Produce Market to-day 'has been tolerably active. SUGAR.—We have no change to notice ; 120 hhds. grainy Demerara are reported at 46s to .47s 6d, 250 bags Bengal at 37s 6cl, 800 mats . . clayed at °395,: arid 11,300 unclayed at 34s_ per .cwt. _ _ .MRLAsszs.- 1 -11othing has occurred. Ruirt.-- - -411e sales comprise 300 pun. Demerara, :without change in 'value.-- = ConiEE.- 7 -480 bags Bahia, for arrival, ‘have beenph cut at 57s,per cwt. from the quay. . Itict.A. large "dendand has: appeared to-day, chiefly on speculation, which, having been freely met by hcilders„ has resulted in a considerable business being done at previous rates; the isates .iirolude 3,650 bags, 1,600 pockets Bengal, -from--11a-3d -to- 13s-9d- -thr -middling-, to-good-old; 14;700 'bags fair - to very good Necrartsie at 9s 6d to lOs 3d ; 1,500 bags -I{dtiktoeii ; and 7,000 bags taiOng dt - gs 3d per. SALTPETRE.—About I,dod bags have chatlitdd hands at 37s 6d for 101 to 111, 43s for 44, and -43 s to 43s 6d per cwt. for 34 to 3,4--per-'cent. refraction. HEMP.-350 bales Manilla have changed hands at £24 lOs per- ton. -1. j GAMBIER.-200 bales, keatei, at 17 s pe _cwt. 1 . I4t gkffricultural VrOttri Aarket. The Liverpool Agricultural Produce .Market to-day ruled as follows s. d. e. d. s. d. s. d. Ray, old Ditto, new Ditto, clover 1 0 ... 1 1 Do. whiterocks 3 1 ... 3 3 Green Clover Vetches 0 0 ... 0 0 Do. Beldrums. 0 0 ... 0 0 Straw, wheat Ditto, pat 0 81 ... 0 , Turnips 3A 0 ...36 0 Ditto, barley .. 0 7 .. 0 0 Carrots -Oats, in straw. 0 0 ... 0 0 Mangelwurzel29 0 ...31 0 Potatos, flukes 3 8 ... 4 0 ' Manure 5 6 ... 7 6 gates of litigo. .The East India and China Freights continue goat and a large. business .Ifas - agaid been done. Outward rates are firm, but -will - probably lower, as upwards of 50,000 tons , of ships hiNT 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, 52i 6d Bata;via, 55g tManilfa: 1 The Guano rate is still 60s. To. United States Forts the supply of: tonnage is ample, and rates generally dull and drooping, except to New Orleans, Wher fate'ai-e firm (it our titibtations. The followint , are the rates frdiglit=j for, L :. COAL : FROM LIVERPOOL OR BIRKENHEAD. To s. d. s. d. To s. d. - e. d. Malta r l4 0 .l. 14 6 Treliizonde Trieste 'Corfu Smyrna l5 0 16 0 Ragusa Varna. , ...., ..... .. nominal. ' Venice Gibraltar Leghorn.. nom. nom. 15 0 ... 00 ' NiPles . ..ninn l6'o''.. - '0 0 PitAediii....--- .... 19 0 ur 9 9 tklAct.s;'... ;111.„., J7 0 Cardenas ' l4 0 15 0 Rio Janeiro lionte Video ... 37 6 ... 0 0 Bahia 29 0 .. - .•30 0 Buenos .Ayres ... 37 6 ... 0.0 Cape of G.- /I me 30 0 .'.. 32 6 Constantinople.. 16 0 ... 17 0 Pernambuco Salonica l6 0 ... 0 0 Galveston Rails.. nominal. RAILS—BRISTOL CHANNEL. To Galveston To Mobile To New York In New - cirioann 22s. 6d. and 5 per cent. To Fernandina (Florida) . 29.. 6d. and 5 per cent. Tor Poirtimblith (nothinal)... To Savannah To Havannah (small cargo) . and perlMit To Alexandria. - GENERAL FREIGHTS.' . . . s. d. s. d. Liverpool to Aden : Coal e , , Hong Kong Ditto : from ) , Vales , 6Q oto 0 0 Chilean' ' ' - WO r oto 62 0 "„ Ceylon : Iron - , 45 oto 0 0 ~ Bonibay, d 0..., OO 0 to 0 0 from the Clyde ..- 47 6 to 50 0 „ .13oinbay : Coals ' 42 6 to 0 0 Suez , . 64 16 ,to 65 0 " , flnev or .. • ' - " 4 . , E 3 10e. registentontll3ll4L 7 l''' Melbourne . „ Singapore '—• t ' ' -_...' 1 1 • I li dto46 0 "- _Emile:— - - --------- 42 ' Cl-tia_ 13 - Cr „ Shanghai Ditto from Wags ' ?r..,..,, 6l 6to 0 9 „ Calcutta: Salt without consignment 40 0 to 0 0 - • • ' with ditto....- 42 6to 1 0 „ Calcutta : Trot., Engines, &c. Ditto, Coals .40, p to " ( - 0 ~ Ascension, from Wales ' „ Fernando Po, from Wales „ , Callao Flag Stones 35 0 - to .4( 0 ~ Woosung Liverpool to Madras Iron &C. 455. to 505., Clyde 50s , Cbusan Os. Do. Coals 425. 6d. Do. from-Wales- 45r. - - 15 d. . __. Liverpool to Valparaiso fc;:orders, jID discbarge there or t a Port riot North of Callao Was. to g4l:, small sops. Liverpool to New York, Coals, fdll cargoes, 4s. 6: 5 per cnt. , Moulmam 705., Teak to U. V. nominal. Akyab, option of .RangoOn, Bassein, or Moulm.ain, to U. I. or Continent, 525. 6d. Calcutta to Liverpool, 60s. to 625: 6d.,. ditto on the rond, L 5 to Z 5 2s. 6d., with option oaf London. • • Guano from Chinchas to U. K. or Continent, 60s. - Bombay to Liverpool or London, 40s. to 455. We are indebted to Messrs. Tayltir, Tipper; and for the following rates of freight to the Thiiied, Statet---4 Boston. Sew York. Philadelpia. s. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. s. d. s.d. Pig Iron, Bars, 1 14 0 0... 0 11 6... 0' 0 10 0... 0 Rails, &c.... Chemicals and ; 15 0... 0 0 12 6...13 6 17 6...11 0 Fine 1r0n..... Salt Dry Goods lO 0...15 0 10 0...17 6 0 o_2l 0 Hardware ...' Earthenware 5 6... 6 0 0 0... 5 0 0 04.0: 0 Passengers £3 13s Od £3 Os Od £3 10s0d Gross. Gross. . Grose Baltimore. Charleston. New Orins. ..:-.....:.:--- s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s fl. Pig Iron, Bars, k 15 0...17 6 15 0... 0 0 15 0... 0 Rails, &c .... i Chemical, and 0 0...17 6 0 0...17 6 ' l5 0...1 6 , Fine Iron .... . nomir, Dry Goods '•'. Salt 20 0... 0 0 0 0.,.25 0 0 0...1 0 Hardware Earthenware 0 0... 8 0 0 0... 7 0 0 0... 0 Passengers , £4 Os £5 Os. EA 11 . Nominal. Gross. Gros ZAI.c ar arhet The Liverpool Share Market to-day, like yeer day, exhibited great firmness during the part of the day, but it became flatter as theay progressed, and it closed without animation, n d at rather lower prices, without, however, n y new feature. The transactions included—Birn head, 70 ; Great. Western, 681, AA , ;!,ti ; Lancwi re and Yorkshire, 100/ 1 1002 ; Lancashireid: Carlisle Con. Stock, .208 ; London and Nch-' WeStern, 989 8 ; Midland, 112 y 1;! Nth British, :611 N ; South-Eastern, 26 9-16 d 9i Buffalo and Lake Huron, 5=7,- 7-16 7-16 ;.Dth Rhenish, 5, 146 • Grand! Trunk of Carta, 8 15-16 9 i; Great Wegern of Canacht, 12 .5,1e3. Royal Insurance, r ,-54 United ;Gas, 199 p. The Share Nifirket clot Kat the following,. vice t Sa'es after R 'taY, • Closing Pries. 1 o'clock. - BlackburV!, Birk(lThead & Chesliire Jn. 69 1 , 70 Caledonigt . ... 90 xd 901 Chester and Holyhead , a.ltern.Coulaties 1L 1.16 11 3-16 Great Northern lll • 112 Great Westerns Lancashire & Yorkshire 1001 100 : 4 100; London & North Western 974 98 Ditto 8-shares -16d Manchester, Shef., & Lin. 411- 42 Midland Stock . t 1 A 7 Ti= — 6ll Ndith,Staffordsltire, Nti . . 93 1 — D - o: - York — ind 76* Do. Leeds North ern '461 445 1 . 'r : Oxford, W. &Wolverhptn. 40 —4l South Eastern Dutch Rhenish -k .'.sd • Great lAxet9bourg 6:11 61 Grind Trunk. of Canada. 8 15-16 9 1-16 9 1-16 Gt. W. of Canada ...c..! !:121: 131 d Ditto s ew shares - Buffalo and Lake Huron.. : 5;4. Lombardo-3.7901ian - • Great Ship' 1 lONDON, THURSDAY EVENING. No alteration has been made in the Bank rate of discount. The LONDON STOCK MARKET to-day presented no important. feature, and business transactions have been only Of limited extent, but the general tone was favourable, Consols, having, ; been sup ported at a slight advance on yesterday's late prices, and are notv qttoted fbr Money, and 941 to 11 for the account. India Debentures have • becri negotiated at - 97 : 1 - and 97 ; Enfaced Rupee"Yiper, 98k;• • ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cent., 105 k; India Bonds under £l,OOO, 3 dis. - ; and Exchequer Bills, 19p andOrepui., -.Large and Small. steamer En3cinelika arrived at Southampton with the Peninsular mail . and ;3_4._ packars of. specie. _ _ The Funds closed at the following prices : Consols Money • 3 • • , s" ' 4 ""tt i l 7 -7 ;. t''l• - •• - i c 9 4 7 Exchequer Bi s Bank Stock. . . Three per Cents . .. . . ,Sh,Shutthe, following appeared in -- ii, pOrtlon of f ofir impression of yesterday.:— The English funds oßened t i n s ,morning with a slightly firmer'tode, but agiaid•be6ame dull in the afternoon. The demand_for money in the dis count market and at the Bank continues active, the revenue' . payments into' the Bank absorbing, heavy amounts which_ eannot be brought back to' the market except in the shape of adyanceq from that establishment: The loans on billS and 3overn ment securities hay . di this,quatter . been larger ; than usual, and the payment of these will con siderably diminish the sum that would otherwise become available from the approaching dividends. _The_stock markets _to-day-were subjected to--a' slight check,' speculators takifig advantdo of the Universal distrust .'of. :the, grasping policy of 'the French Emperor to bring -about a rednctibteOfT - per - tent. in - consols: The same feeling of distrust' prevails in financial and ' - coinmercial circles _in France, as the langour of the pourse and ,the:, , falling off in the discount business of the French Bank tend Ito' 'stio w. The , stucli'._rnarkets here, however, are by no means weakin character, and, prices strongly resist the downward tendency; this is especially the case with , British - railway stocks. Business-at the --Bank--eontinues -brisk,- the terms in the open market being :4 to 44 per cent. for the best bills. Good six 'months' paper is ::placed itt. 7 4l to 5. - 'lVb bullion , was ..withdravin from the Bank. £57,000, .by the: - Essex,, ha's been taken for exportation. ' All. the recent, slip plies of gold are now exhausted, but inore_is._ shortly expected. The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE iktAliKET,' to day,- thoughinaqive, was, rather firmer in charac ter than at the close of baSiness yesterday. Great Westans are quoted 684. to 2' • London -and North-Westefds; 94 1 ; Midlanda 'haVe advancecU to 114 , and South. 7 Easterns are steady at 83-1- to. i '4 r• _The S hare Market closed.a.t.the.following prices: Anibotgatt, Not., & &stern Junctn. 6,4- 4 Caledonians Dutch Rhenish - -- Eastern Counties 55 East Lancashire - 3 :.13 Edinburgh and Glasgow . . . .79 80 Great Northern lll ), „ A. - . . . .112 1-3 Great Westeins ' . . . .68 1 Great Western of Canada. . . . 13 1 Gland Trunk of Canada 36 Great Southern and Western.. r . :113 15 ;; Lancashire and Yorkshire' . . ",1004 - London and North-western . . .98 .. A • Tx • London and South-western. . . . 92 t - Leeds Northern • Manchester, Sheff., and Lincolnshire 41• : s 2I - Midland Stock • :112 North British . 6l . !-1 •• • 2 North Staffordshire South Eastern and Dover, . . York, Newcastle• ' and Berwick . York add North Midland . The following appeared in a portion. of our impression of yesterday : The Great Northern A ittiolr rose •Nt;veen and 3 per cent. yesterday. The expectation of a large increase in the traffic of the Canadian lines on the visit of the'rPiinc6'bf Wales, has' Stimu lated the demand for Canadian shares, and Grand. Trunk stock improved Iper cent.,, and, Great Western of Canada The LONDON MARKET for FOREIGN .SECURI TIES to-day was moderately active, but values exhibited some tendency to heaviness. Original Turkish- Six- per Cents, brought 80 for account ; and the IgewlSiies, 624: Spanish Passives have declined to 141. ~13ra4lianss a re less firm, being quoted 914 for the 'FOur-and.la±tviir per CentS. of 1852. YIT : 7' The New Brazilian Loan is marked heavy, at k to pm. F. India. Five per Cent. Loan is at 1041 to b. Turkey : Turkey Bank - Shares are 11 to 11 7 dis., and Canada Scrip, 1t- to 11 pm. TheeTeNDON GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET to-day was Arm, SUGAR—The public , sales of foreign are going off without spirit to-day., Refined unaltered. ccIFFEE=This article_ is very firm, and the public sales are progressing stea4 ly. . TEA—The public sales to-day 'do not give fresh "kfa9-- 7g rhe,dertiand conftriues goo ri • . Rum--- , -Demerara proof • of fair - ,quality,sold at 2s Oid. RlCE.has a firm appearance ; good white Ben gal sold at about 13s ' • Arracan, Ss 6d. PEPPER continues dull of sale. PIMENTO in limited demand. CorrioN--No:sales reported. Prices steady; The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day conti nues flat, anti a reduction of 3d per . cwt has beeri submitted to. Town. tallow is quoted 550 34 net cash ; Petersburg' , Y.C. on the spot, 51s 'r9d; March, oTa N; April to June, 54s 6d; October to December, 535. The LONDON' MARKET ler BaiTisit SHAR,RS ) -to-day, continued- . quiet: - In the-Stock Exchange transactions Rai° tkken Plabein Unity, North owns Great Retallack, East - Wheal Rus sell, West Qaracion, ancl.Nant-Y-Sago. , foreign 'miningthareg Vorttitia ha,e been dealt in at. ; and Lusitanian at 2-} to 21. The LONDON WOOL SALES were brought to-a close this afternoon:. partelsreffered, mostly foreign, changed -hands slowly. an prices, how ever,' no. quotable 'change took plaCe. !7' ' The :Boadt.TGH HOP MARKET.7-GoOd and fine Hops are in somewhat_ itriproyed_Ldeinand to-day, and prices are well' supported'; 'otherwise, the trade is heavy, On 'former terms. ,T6 I A;VERAGE PRICES of CORN in England and Wales; for the week ending March 17, 1860, were as follow :—Wheat, 45's. 72d. ; Barley, 365. sd. ; Oats r -235. ld. ; Rye;-345.---10d; Beans; 395. - Peas, 375.'7d. The METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET.--.1:0 7 . day the supplies of each kind., of fat stock are , moderately good. 'The sale of Beasts was heavy, at 2d. decline. There was also a cia sale - for Sheep, but prices were net: lo w er. Tijere was a steady o demand for Lambs andCalveS; but Pigs • , Iv* yery dull. : . . Beef 3s 4d to 4s 10d Veal 4s 8d to 5s 6d Mutton 3s-8d to ss---8d Pork 3s 6 { d to 4s 10d - Lamb ,¢ s,; 84 to Ss , ' Bd. .1 k", 4 Blbs. • TOTAL striirLy. ' 837 'Sheep, foreign 6,00 Beasts foreign ..... ' •11. 1 . 7 ) Calves l7O Cows • 115 „ foreign 9O ~ foreign Sheep and Lambs 4,300: foreign, - PROVINCIAL, ' . Se MARKETS. YESTERDAY. gXXCHESTER SHATIE.—Leeds, 1014- 1; Dovers, 264; . Great- Westerns, 684 H ; Midlands, 1124 ; Canadas, 12 : 7 4 . • GLASGOW IRON.—Market quiet. No. 1,56 s 9d to:57i:11: Warrants, .57s 3d to 57s 6d; No. 3,56 s 6d to 575. CORN MARKETS. m.—A - Fcar,s•rza : About the usual attendance.. Factors demanded an advinace of ls to 2s per fir for Wheat, but buyers held aloof, 'and bnly a siery business resulted.- Flour—Scarcely any inquiry, but held generally for 6d to is per sack more money. Oats, and Oatmeal steady, at late rates. Beans and Corn—Each the turn in favour of sellers.—Corm : Barley .17s to 20s. Oats 12s 6d to los M.—BIRMING HAM : fair supply of, Wheat, which found buyers at an advance of is to 2s per qr. Barley held for more money, but only in limited sale. Oats the turn better. Beans and Peas unaltered. , Most of the Millers have advanced the Flour 3s 4d per sack. GLASGOW CATTLE.—There were 1,131 Beast& and 1,749 Si.ieep at market, being an increase, of 160 Cattle and 460 Sheep over last week's supply. Best Beef in demand at higher prices ; all other sorts unchanged in value. Sheep more: difficult to sell, and lower prices submitted to. Top Scotch Oxen, 63s per cwt.; Irish, 58s to 60s; middling and inferior, 50s to' 55s ; Mutton, 7.4-d to 8d er lb. . Advices from St. Petersburg ; state tat Prince Gortschakoff's health has greatly improved of late. 411 1 11 .11 - , pitgzu cr. fresh AVintl*yeateiday, N r ‘V ; at AB 'ED T - . . 1 ,-•-, • ' • .' . . . . March 21 . •''' a ara on (ss) Mary Miller, Paterson, - t erm Tit's , '- • - -•' l'.linititlan : 1.0. Cottier Buenos AyieS ' ' . Antelope (ss), Baldwin, Lion ' Aueinteagh, Clarke, Demerara March M. Janet ladston, llarvey, Mobile Iserbrook,' Knock Caldera Lydii-Iffltenry, Findlater, ..fr4 Morgan Don - aura „ tit ., Mobile Saranak, finds,ltowl Ntt ..slal Eagle, Mathews, Philadelphia New Orleans Pomona, Heron, New Orleans British Queen (es), Harrison, Warbler, - :vl.‘Donaid, _ __ Havre .Glasg , ,o , Q . New ..._......... e Orleans Engelina, Smith ...Tarragona Rhone (as), Joy ...Alexandria Try Again St. Michael's Edinburgh (ss) Niew York Aracan, Selkirk Calcutta T. D. Marshall Manilla Seatlower .genin AV. 4 ........1-7A,11..1145A1Ltia,":"......4ft 4.llll4o.llSined Cult Tss),lyiyd, for,- Oporto., I t. , -FoßtigN PORIS - --Arno _fss), Bain, hence at-Malta. - John l'aul, Cowan, hence at Galle. - /Oleatyponv, - from Ceylon at Calcutta. Pactolms (es), Mills, from'Aleiandria at Malta. -- Anne Reddin, Moss, from Moulmein at Calcutta. Donati, Adams. r Delfthaven, Frese; Niagara, Stenson ; Trumtrall', - Conklin ;`• and Island Home, Mann, all hence at Now York. • ; ' 'Quickstep, Wade, - from London at Neiv York. I t Milton Lockhart, Fervour, hence at Baltimore. `Cohst'ancec - Christian;'from'liiirrachee at Bombay. -Lady,Blesslngion, Bennett, hence at Boston. acihrt RavenalOories, hence at Charleston. Bonanza, Main, from Aden at Bombay - ., Jostph.Rdwan; lience!at' Orleans. Statesman, Emery ; and Olamond, Honddette, both hence at Savannah. Lancashire Witch, Millison, from Lo , clon•at Bombay. Governor Lang4pn, America, and City .of New York, all hence at Mobile. ‘; Gondar, Lydia, and Omega, all,henee at Charleston Sir A. M'Nab, from Jtiq Janeiro at New Orleans. ; Simoom, Smith, hence at Aden. Teocari, hence at, Alexandria. E wily Augusta, Strickland ; Merlin, Borlace ; and Houghton, ,anden, all hence at New Orlehns._ CossaWattee, Marshall, hence and Savannah off Charleston. Bceotia (ss), Simpsen,ltoin Malta at Alexandria. ecrtit, Arthur; Crittiea; Morgan; and Conqueror, Jackson, all twice at B,ombay. _ _ Polar/Star, Pearson, hence at-Calcutta. Euphaates (ss), Reed, fr.,m Naples at Alexandria. Bedouin, Wright, henbe'at Malta; r aila tailed for Beyrout. Queen of England, Nolan, from:Q-411e at Calcutta. Uhland, for Bremen; Athens, Great Britain, R. 11. Sumner, and Jos. Clarke, for Liverpool ; Rockingham, for Havre ; and Mary Hyler, for Antwerp L all from New Orleans on the PasS L'Ottlet liar of Oie . liSsissappi, March 9. SPOKEN. Arabia (s), hence to New York, March 20, in lat. 50 N., lon. 18. Bebington, Bombay to Liverpool, Dec. 17, in lat. 28 S., 10n.,42,..E 17213n1XVIETY,irelitFro - raltifttaTTF.n. 25; in lat. 36 S., lon. 25 W. Essex, Melbourne to London, Feb. 16, in lat. 2 N., lon. 29 W. Glasgow (ss), bound west, March 11, in lat. 41 N., lon. 69. Guy Mannering, hence to New York, March 20, in lat. 51 N., lon. 11 W. _ Herald, bound down Charing, March 21, off Connigbeg ship. inelenAit'sc geelditct London,' Feb. 16, lat. 2N.; 10n.29 Kangaroo (ss), hence to New York, March 21, off Tuskar. Leucotbia, hence to N. Orleans, Feb. 21, in 48 N , lon. 10 W. Midas, hence to ,Newfoundland, March : fO, in lat. 51 N., lon. 15 W. OUTPORTS. " VL I O t • t Oa , ' lsTairri; m Dorrongo'at Queenstown. DEAL, ,Marcli.22.-7-Arrived and passed,: Sardiuian (se), from London to Genoa - 3 Knight Errant, Calcutta to Lot.don ;,Emile, Bostcin to'london ; .Himalaya, London to Adelaide; Rubens, London to Swan River; Lady Sanhys, St. Michael to London ; Quickstep, ,Lonclo4 ,to Cottailes ; Pearl of. Whitby, n o rth t o west ; Why-Not, north to west ;- Sir J: Seymour, Demerara to London; John ,and. Riehard,,Berbice tor London ; Amason, istindon to' New York ; - General Haveloek, to Algoa Bay; Princess Clothilde, to Cape,Good Hope ; Sarah Black, to Algoa Bay ; Ernest; to St. Michael ; Countess of Seafield, to Monte Video ; Sir John Lawrence, to :Bengal. Gll_l , 7E-ix:ln, March 22.—Arrived : Arcav, from Rio Grande ; Heather Bell, Hobart Town; Queen of Ava, Mauritius; Excelsior, Cape Town. Sailed: Rose, for Bathurst ; Sir John Lawrence, Calcutta; Sussex, Port Phillip ; Victor, Geelong ; Finelle,.Hobart Town. — _- . _ _ -- Er.trast, Mardi 21.---Arrived; Lepere AdaM from Havre,' via Dublin ; Sitters, Nantes: Sailed : Ceres Lo n. .22.---Arrived : Alice Moss. - r. I , Qt - EE*srowN, March 2.---Arrived Nuova Teresina, f Matanias ; Intended, Nantes, for Galway, windboutut;lxarton, 'Rio tle Hache ; 'Air:nes; Minatitlan. Sailed : Scottish Chief, for Liverpool ; fteullura; Bristol ; Onda, Greenock. ,MARITIME EXTRACTS. r. The Maxwell, P.mith, hence at Holyhead for Calcutta, with cutwater di aged. The fiat Bolivar, salt laden, rah against the north end of the great landing-stao yesterday forenoon, and sank. No lives lost. f _ _ A derelict brig, waterlogged, and all masts gone, was passed ip la.t, 30, lon. 16; and a large buoy aft4at, with flag and staff a'tached i _Narch 10„in lat. 41,1011.,53,..by.the.P0m0na, arrived here. ' - 'll;te Bee, Pinthall, from Garston at Castletown (Berehaven), leaky and with sail. Pant Fin i sh, hence at Philadelphia, strtick., - ,on prit'fr, ' 'March'9; in lat 42, ion 58. ' ' • firmwsr. March 22.---he Sisters, on.the 7th inst., 40 mil e s west Of Moyait's Bay, T carried away jibboom, mainstays, and . I topgallaqyarld in ivgale. • QUEENSTOWN, March 22.—The following is a report of the brig jntewled, frog Nantes :—On the 14th inst., at 6 a.m , in lat. 49 /3 N., loni 8 44 W., Righted a large shin stout 700 tons, with ensign filing, and all sail set, and 9 a.m. perceived smoke arising from her. Bore down and foundher on fire fare and aft; and at 3! p.m., when about 40 yards from her, she foundered. Supposed the drew were picked off by a brig seen 'in company witb her when first sighted. • • Cocniti. Feb: 14 The Pearl, which took flie . Feb. 7, - and was scuttled, is lying on a bank U.. miles from shore, with, it is suP ' posed; little of ti 4 cargo - On board :burnt. BOMBAY, Feb. 25 : The Fearnought, Smith, arrived hero from Liverpool, has been in dock and stopped a leak, occasioned by - the-losing of two screw -- bolts in her bottom rfiltellarb - e - en chartered by Government. 'the Yerekoplis in dock undergoing the necessary repairs, consequent on grounding thk off LiCurrachee. A telegram was received here Feb. 22. from Cal cutta, that t'.:e Red Gauntlet was burnt and scuttled; cargo ~said tohe worth £1 27,500. Ngw' YORK, March 8 : The Jura (ss), is on the large sectional dock for repairs. March 10 : The British brig Myrtle, from Porto Rico to Newfoundland, was sunk by collision with the Devonshire, arrived here, in lat. 42, ion_ GO ; crew saved. The Ewan Crerar struck near the Graves on the 9th inst. and sunk. The sehoonei Howard arrived 'at Savannah - on the 6th inst., from the wreck of the N. Larrabec, with 76 bales of cotton. , A vesi'l was seen on shore near American Shoal, Gulf of Florida, Feb. 28, with` all masts one, but perfectly upright, by the Pomona. ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE. BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT • PREBEND. Upper Cumber, he the Cathedral - Church of Derry : Rev. T Linclesay, dec. DEANERY-RURAL Pottern. dio. Salisbury : Rev. M. W. Mayow, prom. RECTORIES. Clonmany.: dio. Derry : pat. Marquis of Donegal : Rev. G. H. t'"'"Vonnt„ dec. - - YICARAGES. Felkirk, Co. and dio. York : val. £136 with residence : pat. Archbishop of York : Rev. J. B. Graham, dec. Lavifigton, East, Wilts : dio. Salisbury : val. £3OO with residence : pats. Christ Church, Oxford : Rev. M. W. Mayow, pram. York, Holy Trinity-in-Micklegate : val. £93 with residence : - pat. Lord Chancellor : Rev. J. B. Graham, dcq. ; r : , PERPETVAL 9URACIES. Bundawa, dio. 'Newcastle, New South Wales : Rev. C. W. , Rowe,, dec. . . Gresley, Church, Derbyshire : dio. 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EVENING —m. —ft. —in. D4iin 6ima. FRIDAY, MARCH 23, • 1860, THE DAY'S NEWS. In the House of Lords, last night, the Qualifi cation for Offices Abolition Bill was thrown out by a majority of two to one. - In the liguse of Commons, the adjourned debate on the Reform Bill was resumed by Mr. Stansfeld, the new Radical member for Halifax, who made his maiden speech on the occasion. He seems to have given birth "to a very fair specimen of such special pleading as he may be accustomed I to, from the pettifoggers of the County Court in which he presides. The small amount of interest felt in this uncalled-for and contemptible bill was strikingly illustrated by the fact that at one stage of the discussion there were only twenty-five members present—a circumstance which led to a motion for counting out the House ; but, on the bell being rung for that purpose, several members, Lord John Russell among the number, rushed in and took their seats—the measure having thus narrowly missed being shelved for the time being. The debate was resumed, and dragged its weary length along till this morning. Nothing could be more clear from the tenor of the speeches from both sides of the House, than that the measure satisfies nobody, and that all entertain hopes that it will be modified and improved in committee. Above all, the •determination of the Conservatives not to oppose the second reading seems to have vexed and disappointed those who have clamoured most for such a bill ; and accordingly their taunts and , challenges are made to assume all sorts of shapes in order if possible to provoke some of that oppo sition upon which they seem to , have so fondly calculated as a means, perchance, of saving I themselves from themselves. The debate stands adjourned till Monday. • Our boasted free- . trade principles are not deemed altogether applicable to British India, it seems, by its new ChancellOr of-the Exchequer, meet ainaompromioing free-trader though ho was at home. His duty of 10 per cent. on twist and yarn imported, is one that is based on pro trttion,—it is to operate as a bounty on native production, And the result, we are told, will be, that India will have 'a troble advantage in. com peting with Manchester, -namely, buying the cotton_ 'at their own doors, saving the freight from Europe of the .manufactured goods, and a fiscal, bounty of 10 per cent. But Manchester, of course, demurs to this. " If," it is argued, " the condition of India is favourable to these mann- . I factures, the first two might be considered to present a sufficient stimulus without the 10 per cent. protective duty." So, doubtless, it may in all earnestness be thought at Manchester. But : it is not thought so, it seems, in India, 7 -even by a Chancellor who was himself of the Manchester school of politics when he went' out, but who no' doubt already finds that such politics won't do everywhere, and under every circumstance., There must be something almost more° alarm ing- in our -Government's connection with Louis Napoleon than we had thought there was, when a journal so devoted to ministerial liberalism, and international Cobdenism, as the Daily News, canproclairn , that, in the City, and on 'Change, there is "universal distrust of the grasping policy of the' French EMperor,"—distrust intense, well as universal, that the 'Public Securities are shaken and depressed by it. - More' than' thiS, the same authority declares, that " a similar feeling of distrust prevails in ;financial and commercial circled in France, as the langour of the Bourse and the falling off in the discount business of the French Bank tend to show." These are undoubt edly indications of a state of -things springing up, for which the less that a British Ministry can be made responsible the better. , The' Morning Herald examines, with much satisfaction, the discussion in the House of Com mons, on Wednesday, on the Endowed Schools Bill. " The utter want of Church principle," it is observed, " which, in the name of the Reform ation, desires to defeat , all its results, was very Candidly and fairly exhibited in the debate on the subject' of trustees of endowed schools." It was proposed —even, as was pretended, in the interest of the Established Church—“to divert from the hands of her ' members the governmentfor the of those schools which were establishedof the Church education. of youth in the doctrines of England." • And the auti contends, on the ground 6 ‘. that the of the bill—Mr. Dillwyn—did so, our contemporary Chu r ch of EnglaMl has no r i g ht to adopt the doctrines of the Reformation, the:terms that: while it undert oo k e xcept upen t h ence forth to teach the people ' Protestant t ru th , it s hould leave the endowment of schools in the 'miis of those who still taught the error from which it had escaped,"—although, with strange inconsistency, he " would now transfer those endowments, not to Bomanists, as logic would suggest, but to Protestant dissenters !" We quite agree with the remark with which the article referred to winds up —that there is anything but cause • for regret in such discusSions. " Great minorities there may be, 'but all argument strengthens the Church; and whether the pro posal comes from weak members of her own body or open and avowed enemies, any late proposal to withdraw her inheritance on grounds of alleged right has only brought before the mind of the public more truhr her real and indefeasible rights." A speech recently del:l.vered by Mr. Seward, in the Senate at Washington, is regarded by the Times as promising, "witlu'ut plotting or bluster, to roll back the tide of slavk holding aggression. Mr. Seward is considered to b..' the chosen candi date of the Republican party fo. the Presidency of the United States, at the electi..,n next Novem ber;• and the programme which he has sketched is to the effect, that' While carry. ing on the struggle between freedom and slavery op enl y and by means of argument, they limit th.lir ob j ect iu simply to the defence of existing institp tions the Free States, and to the assertion of th. right 'n of the territori es t o s h u t ou t slavery. - U P c which the leading jo urna l we ll r emarks, a ll who are interested in the deliverance of th.. l Western Republic from the curse of negro slaver,' will see with pleasure the cause of freedom trans' ferred to the guardianship of a: great and respon' sible party, the policy of which will supcvsede the impotent and irritating devices of agitators , " since it has been found that." a principal cause oi the continual success of the Southerners his been the dread felt by the Conservative party of being thought to adopt the views of the Abolitionists." The French Emperor, it seems, told the deputa tion from Savoy, that everybody in Europe who' did not yield to the spirit of antagonism which belonged to another and less enlightened "epoch"' than the present, considered his annexation of the territory as both natural and equitable! If such, • then, be really and sincerely his Majesty's belief, • how ignorant doeS it not exhibit him to be of the public feeling of Europe? Her Majesty's Govern ment do not consider it " natural and equitable ;" so, of course they must be yielding to a 'sPiritof antagonism !" But so, indeed, must all the other Great Powers of Europe ; for there is not one of them that so considers it. All Europe, in fact,. is pervaded by a feeling of distrust .and uneasi ness at the contemplation of that act, of aggressiOn and aggrandisement. M. Thouvenel, in his cir cular note to the Great Powers, says, " France . does not pursue this annexation in the name of nationalities, out only as a guara,ntee - for a. better frontier." In the despatch of the same Minister , • in reply to the protest of Switzerland, he says' " that Switzerland, who has received so manY proofs of the friendship of the Emperor; ought to have placed her confidence in FranCe," = that is , in Louis Napoleon ; for he is now France. But can any Power, minor or major, under- Preaent circumstances, do so ? Even his acknowledgment " that the Powers could examine the stipulations of the treaties of 1815," while they have not been asked or allowed to do so, only renders lass excusable the arbitrary course that is Purstiea- He adds, it is true, that " France is_dispesed adopt any medium course suggested either for the' general interest, or above all, for the interest of: Switzerland." • But this is said too late. The' thing is done. The annexation of Savoy. to France is an accomplished fact. The French troops are leaving Italy, and the French Emperor seems to be very anxious that their doing so should not be misunderstood: It is declared to . be " a sign of an approaching Ran tion of the question of:ltaly, aad not a;signaird complication, which the wisdom as well ail the', interest of Piedmont will know how to 'prevent!' A broad hint, no doubt, to Victor -Ealmitn.tieY;, who appears to lose Lodis - Napoleon's favour`; Just' in proportion as he declines in his subseryielleF to him. In the present temper 'of the French. Emperor, he would not be very likely to fight again for Sardinia, should Austria 'attempt te• re-conquer Lombardy—which is far from being; improbable. THE result of. the inquiry into the mortality on: board the Great Tasmania has, to a great extent,• verified the remark we took occasion tomake before • it was well begun, that it would not improbably'" turn out that the ex parte statements first pub— lished were exaggerated ; and that, without; exonerating the Government authorities at Cal cutta, the poor men might be found to have. brought their sufferings very much upon them selves. Had they not, or most of them, been already diseased, debilitated, and emaciated, by their own immoral imprudence and vicious intem perance, they might have escaped the Pain ful ordeal through which they have had 10 pa — many of them to a dread eternity. But th is ' their condition only serves, in , our humble °O nion, to increase the condemnation of those Wh o ' could be parties to sending a thousand poor fel lows on a long voyage in such a state, with loch' utterly insufficient precaution against the very evils which began so soon to arise. Think 'of e• thousand men, all more or less ailing—all More' or less demoralised—to be pent up for, months in one ship—not only without proper air and exercise, but with unsuitable and unwholesome food; and their condition still further aggravated by having no rational amusement; no reereatlq of almost any kind,—nothing to cheer, to eonir fort, or to animate, but everything to depress, and embitter their minds; if not also to' prove to, many of thein, through their own 'sad experieneers that amid all the lowest depths of 'suffering—as they thought—through which they had. passed before—on board the Great Tasmania, there was " a lower still." Let us at least trust, that the officers in India who signed the "General InSpee'" tion Report," and whom therCoronees Jury hstra' so properly, denounced as the- culpable parties,- so far as the quality of the stores is concerned , " will not escape some condign punishment for their great offence. We would hope, moreoVer,, that . the Government will not disregard' the present' ment which the jury have *made; as to their duty" in eases of men being sent home from foreign sq . !' vice, as those in the Great tasmarria :were. One thing in this painful affair cannot hat' strike the thoughtful observer as most diairaeeft a to a Christian Government. No eire whatever would appear to have been bestowed upon -obe,4 * the moral or religious condition of the', poclvaietir —no provision. ; at any rate, was made, thatthere: , . was the slightest evidence of,-for -bringing: ei.th°r; . moral or religious influencew to..bear upon:them:4 And, where .could men .be, found- who, =to • appearance; more urgently needed' stein :human" ising, Such . regenerating, infinenees°:::, there could scarcely .be expected. to be the one' without the other. '" Morality withont it has been but•too / truly remaaia, `f is ;°1 a kind of dead-reckoning--e-an endeavour to fi d' our place, on a cloudy, sea by Measuring ~the dis tance we have to run, but_ withoiit - any' observe tian of the 'heavenly bodies:" And :there being' no religion at all, no wonder there was no mo' rality whatever.. We presume_ there,ean 'two been no religious influence ekerted.. upon them, even before they embarked, and .whilst under . some sort of military, if not moral discipline ; notwithstanding that it isiprOfesse d there are , Chaplains in our regiments,: "P r evious, to.: barkation," it was testified in the Coroner's Court, "they' were n early a fortnight in d e po t a t Chinsurah, and , it was .01:r continued scene of drunkenn "Op several .occasions th e men were so drank that they were unable to turn out on parade in the morning, and they werg, about on beds, tables, and benches, drinking from morning till night. They sold their beds , clothing, and, everythi ng they,could lay hands one to buy drink." There could scarcely be 'a lower or more degraded state of morals than conduct such as this was indicative of. And it bill illustrates the 'saying of a great moral writer):, that "if man is not rising upward to I .lif angel, depend upon it he is sinking down Ward be a devil. He cannot stop at the' beast. 711 a" most savage of men are not beaSts: they are worse--a great deal worse." Not but that the'," was only too much that even "the most of men" could scarcely have exceeded - efl part of those who could do so barbarons:a ttling as sending a legion of their already siekf and suffering fellow-creatures on a four months Voyage in a ship so shamefully provisioned, and