The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-31 00:00:00

tar Parties answering Advertisements to the DAILY TrNrEs are regt444o to s atteofl to the following expla nations : ' • A-idress (capital letter and Tql74fri AILY TIMES Office that , application , mat be" made by ,letter, and in.no other wag. ' •: ' -- See reference tits means that pai.ties should examine the list of references. at our ofice. • . , . . Applications not in cOltformity with these ins4lietions • cannot be attended to. Vtrszus Eatautth. wANT,ED, a sharp active LAD, ,with a Mood-char . chalititer. ' Apply at 3, Brunswick-street. e WAN H "T o E t p 4EfA le D spee al t so ab ; l goo act d i;e L l? c uig O W 31 COOK. : No Irish need apply• Apply at 52; Mlouat-pleasant 1 6ap6 AU - ANTED, a good SERVANT. OF ALL WORK. ,' Most y V have a good character from last, place, and 1e tlsid to children. See Reference List Daily Times officc, TO EARN THREE POUNDS PER WEEK AND - 11-CESPECTSVI:kThrOUNG MEN, of good - address, may _IL I,clarn !apw,tct , earn tbe.abbire.;Suni, an applying by letter, 4ttiting references, to Z.„paily Times oglee. , TO SHOEMAKERS. SHE GUARDIANS 'of the POOR of TOXTETH - PA RK I wish to appoint, at weekly wages pf,245., a PERiSPIC, who rtquited to make and eet 4 atr 81iOts; ks !the' Worlidiouse, and teach a portion of the boys the same business. A min who has been accustomed to gardening, And Pan instruct the boys in this department, would be preferred, but such requirement ,is not in i dispeu-able. Applications, witkal;timbriialt, shirked "Shoemaxer," to' be sent to me on or betorc ednesday next, the 4th of April. 'WILLIAM CLEAVER, Clefti., 3 oPa ' ' 3, Ellidt-atreet,:therpdo TO OWNERS OF PROPERTY' IN LIVERPOOL OR THE N EIG LIBO URHO rrHE Magistrates of the County of Lancaster are desirous 1 • of PURCHASING . apopt Ten Thotisand' square! Yards of Freehold or Leasehold LAND,. at a distance of not more than two or three nlile9.lrom St. George'S-hall, Liver pool, en the Lanca-thire side of the _Mersey, for, the, purpose of building thereon a Depot for the Arms and Storelp( the Rovat_Lancashire /1.7 • I • Apply by letter, stating situation, adnaeasurement, and price, to Messrs. Birchall and 'Wilson, Deputy Clerks of the Peace, Breston. ' '141151' On Tuesday next, the 3rd April, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Manchester-buildings, Tithebarn-street, 35 Bales HEMP, per-Shaftesbury, from Bombny," in - Albert - DOblf - Warebouses. For further particulars apply to BUSHY` & CO.. Brokers., On Monday next, the 2nd instant, - at Twelve o'clock, at the • - Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, ~, 588 Boxes St. Michael's . ; ORANGES, ex Speedy. 'i , 32 Small Boxes „' 694 Boxer St. Michael's j u... .'GES, ex D o l p hin: 66 Small Boxes -„ - ' i 231/Boxes St. Michael's I . , ... ORANGES, ex Zouave. 3 li, Lax 16 Small Boxes 169 Boxes St. Michael's ORANGES, ex Staghound. 17 Small Boxes ' „ 60 Boxes • 1 i i ORANGES' 'ex Criteria.l . f t 40 Boxes Palermo ORANbES, • • h ,T ..,.: 1 • .-;••• ~,I';) I 177 ” ~ Bitter DITTO, ,• ,,,„.., 9 „ „ Blood DITTO, ' :•-," 2.' , ,.; , t ; 4. „ „ Mandarin DITTO, ' _____"..f`Thr„ 100 ~ LEMONS, , ~ ' , .77 , 1 . , ..c7 3, 18 Cases „ DITTO, . ' .''.' ' ' ,-.. ~ 183 Boxes Naples ORANGES, ~,i I. , 208 , „ LEMONS, • 50 flags Messina NUTS; ; 11 '':4 T - . 1 ' ' 30 • „ Naples WALNUTS, • • i • ' Ex Alban ian. , 1,823 Half Chests Aveiro ORANGES, ex Don Pedro. 200 Boxes.Patermo LEMONS, '1 :: :'[. .1 35 „• NipleS DITTO. 20 Blig s y, • WALNUTS, -r— -• 100 , ',• Messina NETS, • ''; ''!,, 250 „. - Barcelona NUTS. . , • ~ . • -ti': i Apply to JAMES ADAM, SON, 15,: CO., Brokers. 'I ' ,e;,04 rx% Ymoevnii On Tuesday next, the 3rd April, at Twelve O'clock,'at the • . 0 Brokers' Office, Chapel-street, • • , IS Tierces 74 Barrels Jamaica COFFEE, 0 t;.' 1 Half Ditto tat landad.ex..-Saladin, from Jamaicar -- Apply ter GRIFFITH, SONS, & PALETHORPE, Brokers. _ On Tuesday next., the; 3rd April, at Twelve o'clock, Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, i , 60 .Bales Bookbay HEMP.' Ii BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokeri,- . eittilrrgment Ematri). I• lATAI! , ITED ~by a respectable trustivonby Femile; a-Sittrtisn in the neighbourhood of •• Liverpool or, Manchpilter, as BOUSIIKEEPER . to a •wirloivet: o±• -Head Nurse fn a good family. Is a good neediewonsan ; - five years' character. Address. E. Ford, Post-office„§hiffnal, Shrorshlre. •• Slistritantzus. 31115. IVANTED, iu the house of-a- Medical Man (a few miles from Liverpool preferred), ACCOMMODATION for an elderly Invalid Gentleman, mentally afflicted, where kindness grid great attention are necessary. I Address M. 29, Daily Times . . . 4 Office. • • • 3ap2 4.NTED, in the neighbourhood of Edge-hill or Wirertrike .r. road, a HOUSE, having three Reception-rooms, qe Bedrooms, and Watereloset. Rent moderate. Apply by . letter, stating rent, &c., to P. 0. Connor, Ironmonger, Wavertree. 6ap3 WANTED, for Exportation, , Gentkiffy me and Children's LEFT-OFF CLOTHtS, for which the highest price will be given in cash. Ladies and Gentlemen waited upon at any hour in all parts of Lancashire and Cheshire. `.B.—All kinds of Military bought. Acidress Mr. or Mrs: Jackson, 47, Brown low-bill. LEFT -OFF CLOTHES WANTED, in large or appal quantities : Hats, Boots, Shoes, &c. Gentlemen i•add Ladies desirous of disposing of the same will be xvaited upon . in all parts 02 Lancashire, Southport, Chester,' and Che§lure, and the highest price given. Address Mr. of Mrs. 4akkson,A7, Browulow-hill; for the convenience of Gentles en tat 'Change, A 73, Xercury Office. . Mr. , Jackson has no agents,.and allows no one but himself or Mrs. Jackson to buy for him. go be let, pivellin g ,fonsts. rpo be LET, Two HOUSES, Nos. 58 and 60, Clarence.lgioire Everton, each containing two good kitchens; two parfot&s , and four bedrooms.' There are good yards at the back, R_gitt, 522. Apply to Mr. Hardiaty, No. 5, Harrington - street. , Gap 3 OXTON 9 1 0 be LET,. in Ames-street, Ball-road, near the .Church, Two semi-detached tILLAS, containing two entertaining rooms, kitchens, butler's pan,try, cellars, baths, and fwater ciolfet, fitted up with every convenience. Apply to J. Timmis, 16, Market, Birkenhead. 1-261ap3 rllO be LET, at Trafford, situated on the .Frodsham-road, 1 three miles from Chester, a HOUSE (Temple Tiew), con tuning three sitting-rooms, four bedrooms, kitchen, scullery, cellar, &c., with stable, - coach-h0u54,.&c..• large .kit gar den, and lalwn in front of the hous e . • Apply to Mr. S. Littler, ickle, Trafford; 'or to 'Messrs: J. and E. 'Littler, 17, Lord, steeet. 66 0 6 • ANFIELD. , • , TO be LET, a semi-detached HOUSE, 5, Ashleigh, containing; two sitting-rooms, sever' bedrooms, butler's pantry, laot and cold water, water-closet, two good kitchens, and every modern convenience, with ceach-lione and stable, and small garden at back. Cabbage-hall omnibus close L by. Rent 450, Apply on the premises. 1245258 , . SUBURBS OF LIVERPOOL. TO be LET, a Semi-detached VILLA, in the neighbourhood gdp-lane, containing dining-room, drawing•Toomi Ria bedrodina,:bath-room, kitchens, &c., and, having two gardens attached to it. - The whole or a p art of the furniture may be taken at a valuation, if desired. The Old Swan omnibuses, on both lines of road, pass near. Addrg's 8.F., ()face of the 'Daily Times. tfo bz : gitignsinns CLARE .lIAEL, CLARE-STREET, ISLINGTON: TO be LET, the above RO€M, suitable for holding Public Meetings, Tea Parties, Benefit Societies' Meetings, and lectures, on reasonable terms. Apply to Mr. J. Parsonage,_ No. 3, Islington. - 3ra4s--m2;l - - , . . IRON FO#N`DBY TO BE LET. frO be LET, the extensive 'PREMISES, in Jordan-street, J_ leading from Queen's Dock to St. James-street, at present occupied by Mr. J. S. Storey as an' Iron Foundry, hayingra Steam-engine, Blast, &c. on the premix.. s., Tht 6 y are capabiet of being converted for the purpose -of any business requiring space, including Show-rooms. For further parti4 culcs apply- to J. B. Hughes, Architect, Surveyor,.&c., 4, Clayton.eqifr.re ;- or to Mrs. Greethata, 5, Nethertield-road -South. , 6ap3 vf-t . t sro rflo be SOLD or LET, Two new Detached, VILLAS, in Lilley -1 road, Fairfield, containing diniiiir,kdrang, and breakfast rooms, and butler's pantry, on the first lloor:; nine bedrooms, dressing-room, •bath-room, closet, &c with garden back and front. Apply on the premises, 41.40, to- be sold.: Three HO U SEl;l:abton-street, Evgrtun ;. recital £72. Two HOUSES, . S ES, east side of Berkley-street, rental £6O-; . and Two ,HOUSES, Nos. 4 and 5, l'irrkileld-street, Prin_ce's-park ; rental £l6O. Apply at No. 51, Sefton-street, Brunswick lOcck. tfo ousts au gaittr. r ,0 pe SOLD, ,Three Front 11013SHS and SLx.' behind, cover- - 1 •ing' 223 yards of Land, situate ;near Manchester-street. Tenure, Freenold. By an outlay .of £5O *would product £8 rental per Ithiaurla. ' Price. if disposed of immediately, £750 j £550 may be had upon the same, if required. .Apply to. Mr. George Byford; 32, Vale-street. be S:rLD, a large substantially-built Stone DWELLING ." TrO HOUSE, with the modern conveniences, and covering about 2,160 yards of. Land: Present rental, £9O per annum. Situattodi n the most elevated part of Everton, and having two' good frontages in Cliurch-street and Everton-terrace. NPPIy to Mr. 5. 13yfdri, 32, Dale-street. • To be SQL .D, a Terrace of Eikht PronrHOUSES, situate on• the east side of Talbot street, and north sing of Erskine street, Islington. Tenure. Leasehold for an unexpired term of 61 years. „ Rentaf,Zll,7 lOs per annum. , The above wilt be disposted Of 'kt a very reasonable price to close a trust estate. Apply-to Mr, George Byford, 32, Dale-street. MO be SOLD, a large modern-built DWELLING-11014E; 1. situate at the -south end of Netherfield=road North, Evertor, and having a frontage to the same of about 15 yards by 64 yards deep. Tenure LeaSehold for about 950 years, and at present occupied by the owner. The above Will be dispmsid of at a very reasonable price. Apply to Mr. G. Byfosd, 82, Dale-street rj l o be SOLD cheap, to close a Partnership Account, ilbou" t J._ 4,160 Yards, of Freehold LAND, for Villas of .not less . rental than - E3O, and within 24 miles of .the,Eashange; good roads made and drained, and surrounded by houses of Mitch higher 'value.' For immediate sale, and would doubtless prove an excellent purchase. Apply to Mr. U. Byfurd, 32, Dale-. street. . , AT'C LPL rr^,K ; ,": maii-* ne ,, west de ley, ° and near to Croniteth' This prope ir t r _ var hp mileh immrpred for a small outfaj% Rental, £_ T5 LA TT' Trice £ 330. App,y !AI JA• • VI • aoi •••• rrO be SOL D, a valuable Comes Plot i of Freehold LAND, t with Eight Cottage HOUSES and STABLING thereon 6 0. , i two good streets, and leading from Limekiln-lane to y a w,. hall-road. Dimensions of the same, 45 by 22 'yards : or about 990 yards. Rental about £lOO per annum. Price AlMiy to Mr. G. Byford. 32. Dale-street. Ficcro 1 7 s VLD, a compact Freehold FARM, with HOU SE 1 an d ,D'uttbuildings thereon, containing about 14 Statute Acres, and situated in Dutton, near Gaston. Apply to Mr. G e orge Byford, 2, 3 Dale-street. TO SHIP-STORI3 DEALERS AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS.- MO be SOLD , a roomy Licensed PUBLIC-HOUSE, situate 1 in Denison-street, a few yards from Prince's dock gate, with Four 11014 P$E S . b e itind the. same, and. fronting to Gibral tar-row ; tenure freehold. Rental £l5O. per annum. Apply to Mr. G. Byford, 32, Dale-street. - - --- ______ MO be SOLD, Two large DWEL,LING-11.0USES, with the modern conveniences,sjtuated on the west side of rase South-ThetWeen Myrtle-street 4nd Falkner-street. L ime hold for 75 years, from 1831 . : 'Rental- ALIO per atmulu. 1.1 close the trust estate. Will be 4isposed of At a sexy moderaQ price. If-desired; a!good portioti Of -the cueebaseimafief be had upon the same. Apply to Mr. George Byford,ral Dale-street. &o --- - - - DINGLg-LA,NE. s TO be SOLD, a compact Ddtactied RESIDENCE, with gar contains dingoom, wall X den, stable, and coach-house ; library, man-servant's room, kitche n , scullerp, butler's pantry, store-room, and lavatory, on the ground floor; above are five bedrooms, drawing-room, and the usual modern conveniences. 'The propeity, is freehold, overlooking the Dingle, and the ad joining land is restricted from nuisances or small houses. Kay be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays, on application to Mr. d S - . Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. • 1—..—...m0rmi11..........111100...min cnsltr, risallantotts. MO be SOLD cheap, a 3i-horse High Pressure STEAM L ENGINE. Can be seen working until 7th April. Address C. 5 3, Daily Times offica. ap 4 269 BUXTON LIMESTONE CHiPyINGS. ON SAIX, at the Buxton Limeworks, CHIPPINGS, for Garden said other Walks. DepBt, 191; Smithdown-lane, oPPosite 3 411ner's Fire Safe Works. Office. 13. Pitt-street. ABroadwood and son's semi-grand' PIANO-FORTE, iq elegant rosewood case, full compass. COst, about eighteen months ago, One Hundred and Twenty Guineits ; c ash price, Sixty-flue guineas. Apply at Mr. Ityall's Music Warehouser Ilamilton-street, Birkenhead. 6=31 ABroadwood Cabinet PIANO-FORTE, in rose W o od ease,' 6,1 octaves, in excellent condition. Twelve Guineas. .Apply at Mr. Ryan's Music Warehouse, Hanaton-strtet, Birkenhead, near Woodside Perry. 6mrll A_ by Pleyel, of P ar i s, played w i th the Riatto forte;:and so _essential to an Organist who is anxious to perfect himself in the use of pedals without the trouble of attendingtlie organ. Cost forty-live Guineas, now offered for Twenty-eight Guineas. Equal to new. Nlay be se:m at Mr. Ryan's Music Ward...22lre. ii a m i itotißirkenhead. mr3l - - HORSES FOR SALE. 'COB SALE, a Dark Brown FOI.C.Y, 14 laand, kigh, has good' ...0 action, and qui et to ride or drive; a Brow n hands 3 inana high , Mare g 15 an. ex cellent ride and drive Mare, with . great improvement in her ; a Bay Blood Hunter 15 luunis 2 inches hish. six years old, master of 12 etone, a n , excellent fencer, with great' p ace, and. has been re g 6larl Y hiltted in Ireland; a Brown , C ob 14 ban ,e 2 inches high,'six years old., an excellent stepper, sortable to carry a- nobleman or hn old gentleman. Now on view at Mr. •Brethertw.. Horse Repository, Wood-4xe,et. '-1:, ALDERNEY , AND OIf.ERNSEY COWS AND'lttillir — tt. BREYBERTON, .12.5• received instructions TO SELL, IV at his Repos itory, IN ood-street, Liverpool , on Wednes: day and Thursday, the 4th and COWS sth of April, Twentyß-three newly-calved. and down eallring and • HEIFES; ill directly imported from the Channel Islands by M. M.. Fowler, Sen., of Watford-Vann, /I th,.: h p Englad; and judre of the stock at t !-, 7, • '..,, l h:.1 . 0 in those islanos. rais herd is selected expressly ior this m a r k et, and will be !Vaud superior to arty ever offered in. Lancaghire•or adjoining counties. Catalogues way be had at the Horse • Repository, Wood-street, Liverpool. HOYE-MADE SECIRTS.--N °TICE. —All Shirts made to or made. der at . the 'olden Glove .Establishment , IS, Berry-street,' are d by Liverpool Needlewomen. ; The latest edition. Rut published. Sent free per post for three stamps; or may b. had on application.. TEETH : Tama _Loss AND I.EsIogATIoN. On the best means of restoring teeta, by the new principle of seifadhesion, with vulcanised gum cotoured India-rubber in lieu of bone or gold, and by means of a ticzible gum, without springs or wires., and without extract ing roots, at. half the ordinary cOst.- By Messrs: Gabriel, Dentists to the Prince D'Ottajana. A multi= in pant. bro chure, which all requiring the aid of a dentist will do well tb peruse, as, emanating from such a souree, -it may be confi dently relied on.--Usited Service Gazette. Dental Establish ments : 134, Duke-street, 'Ayer-pool; 33, Ludgate-hill, and I ye, Regent-street, London Note name and.number. Estab lished 1815. Ilide,f.lipleraa. , , , . , , I._ YINB_DE_ FRANCE. Alain Bougourd et Manjot an HiriinCommissionnaties, en Yips de Bokdeaux, de ChM' e, Bourg° e, et 01X Ban/ Ae de'Coglic. E portation. '• t 2. Eeprtssantants de Maisou de Cognac. Exportation. 3. dins fins de Champagne. Alain Bougourd et Manjpt au Hivre,,Reprtisaatanta•de Messrs. de St. Marceaux & Co. •EZPortati.on. " • For particulars apply to. CR. DENES, tte • - • 49, North John-street, Liverpool. TO EXPORTERS. TH. E NE I W CANDIE S;.'' Field's Patent, Paragirie Candles 2s .d per' lb. Gas Spermaceti Candles , 2s Id 'per' lb. Parafflne Wax and Sperm. Transparent Coloured Candles, in Rose, Mauve, and Other shades These elegant Candles, stiPerioi ktl appearance aid illumi nating power to any hitherto introduced, may be oitained of all dealers in candles in Liverpool and throughout thecountry ; of the Manufacturers, J. C. and J. FIELD, 12, Wignicro-street, Cavendish-square, London ; and (wholesale only) at their Works, Upper Marsh, Lambeth, London. Liverpool Shippers and Merchants may obtain simples and prices from FRANOMIL, WON, 18, Queen Insurame-build ings, Dale ; street, Liverpool. . , COMMERCIAL. t Jai 4_ .a, .' ..a , IVR - RP ". . P , ' 1 , _____, _ 6l _ ,I. liIDAY EVENINGJ ut01i,.,..: '"'llite eottoz O Ilaritrt: ..' In the Liverpool NottOn , Market to-city, as throughout the weeko the: continuance of heavy receipts at the American seaports, the larp ship— ments to this country, and , our: present heavy stock, have alike 'contributed to increase the de pression previously existing' in our Cotton mat.l4t ; and with only a moderate demand, and a in re general disposition to progress with'- oaks, the buyer has had the advantage of the best lelection our stock affords, and of considerably irregular, and generally easier prices. • Brazil in fair demand at late rates. Egyptian quiet, and rather lower. Surat neglected, and the lower qualities Id .per lb. down. The weekly sales are 62,090 bales, of which 1,140 are on speculation and 4,894 for export. PRICES OF TUTS DAT, Alcb OF 'TUE CLUE TIME LAST TEAR. ISO.` 1859. _ . , • d. 4. d. d. _ Upland, inferior to good ordinary 3l to 51 .1 5.7 to 6 [ low middling to middling fair si . 9,. . ... 7 fair • : 7 .. . , ... ~ ... 7 good fair - . 7 "; 7 . good and choice rNew Orleans (ordinary Tennessee) 51.. 4i . . 4 ... inferior to gOod ordinary . .. ; ..,;k ! 5 ... 51 ... 5 ... 7 - low middling to middling fair ' fair , • • • • • 7i ..: 7 ... 8 ... 8 good - fair -7 f 7 / ... 8 ... f good ' rerx nice giniiaarke - St ... 81 ... 8 ~5 ?.. Mobile, inferiorto good ordinary low middling to.middling fair ... 6 ... 7 ... 7 .. • fair , good fair . 7l •••7k• • 7 • • good. and prime • 7 71 • . 8 sea Island, stained and sawginned... 6 ... 10 .. 6 ordinary middling fair clean, not fine - good clean and rather fine fine and clean . Pernambuco ..... Marankara .......... Bahia Egyptian. '" Surat . ... l3 .... 147 ... Ili :.. ... • 144 ... 16 ...'l3 164 ... 174'7:: 15 18 ... 26 .„ 17 . ;..„ . . -'i ... • 9'. A 4. '7l, It ........ West Indies , Carthagena 3 ... 5 .. , 5 ..,. 5 Average Quotation of fair Uplands, from the lifJanuary _ to the 30th March, 1860, 7/d. ; same time 1859', Id. This week " Price, pa' C4r Prices - • • Import Sales Descriptton. i this wee Mi. 4, fair. Stock " 4 570 Sea Island... 11 d e2l 121 d ql5 19" 14230 Upland 9230 Mobile -9 5-16. . 6916 " 31491 27520 New Orleans 4 10 6 11-16 If 1033 2630 Brazil 7. •94 7 8 l .26350 , '5552 1700 Egyptian . 141 81 8 19900 23 Wert4ndia 0 - 0 7 ' 1240 23018 6210 East India ll 5 3 3 1 4 9-1 101800 89107 62090 Total„ Total 846990 t 4 / " . • _ , E4.e_ 6mtrat rokut - Var The Liverpool General Produce Markets to day were generally very dull, and prices some what irregular.. SLR GAR, MOLASSES, Rum.—We have ):10 trail- actions to notice. . COFFEE.—The public sales of Jamaica went off fatly, there being no disposition shown to pur cbase the finer qualities, but 50 tierces cifid 100 i 'brls ordinary to fine ordinary !sold/ at 60s to 695; up to ,zo for iow rag toling ; 250 hricz good Nati,o 0.0171- tiounti, n Oeter?driplleg." A g". ga' RICE continues firro4 1,350 bags middling old Bengal at auction brought 13s to 13s 34, and 'l,OOO bags._ old. Neeransioi by private, 10s Id:pet cwt. SAL T P ETR E.—The price reported yesterday for arrival should have been 42s 6d, and not 425, as erroneously printed. . . . JUTE.—At auction this morning' 2;43o'bales sold at £l4 to £l9 per ton, being irregniskr,.and.. iq some - c - aiiirither easier rates. .1-TEMP.—The Manilla was all. Withdrawn- kokn . • . auction. . J. , • InisgErt.—We have 'tc; report 2,6 oe bags Bombay chiefly at 51s, including some in single bitgs at 50s 3d per quarter. • , -t • CowRIES: I 47O bags live at 445. ' , - ,-..Cu' small lot tit ',130s per dwt, all faulfi 1 , 7 7- 7 , :. ! ri:Dici I.IJA - Ji transaction s ibt,e . * art . at4i . I.dril GY P. In the Liverpool Share Market, et: . to- ' dayt the' included Birkenhead,7l; Caledo ni an, ' Nortliern, 111. E as t ern Counties, ' 11' 1-16 -; Great 9.01 tv 1; Lan cashire and Yorksh ire, 102* 4: 2 II V; Lan Lon don and North wire - Sheffield, 98 c t i . ; , !ditto. 4-shares, Z d incoln, 42/ i 1 / 2 1i 2 ; Midland, 1151 i i n l6' a, ' ti11t. 7,,16 2 ; 6 L7-ilv6eri . —BerwiekvStock; 931. : s . 6n . 1 5 1 ;,NOrth Eastern 7-16 -1; Grand TriiiiiOftit7a. : 3 :s i. ); Exchange pool and London Fire 4nd m l lt ife bo tt . of the past week, p c es' Buildings; '300; Steam Mining Company; 54.: • , . 3 •CoPiapo During the early Part showed a material advance, and an fictive 7 • , ness was done ;, but this was suadenl e y c h emkecy by the misgivings which appeared to be so.o ntiea , sonably discovered and expressed in 'the fledie upon foreign politics. The advanW l in the rate of discount subsequently added to the depression, but notwithstanding all this, with i the exception of Great-Western.Stock, which has fallen 1/ per cent.; there has not Only been no reduction upon last week's currency, but in the case of ;Midland Stock an advance of 21 per cent. has been estab lished. In local stocks, Bank of Liverpool Shares, and Fire and Life; have advanced 10s. per share, and Royal Insurance have fallen; bs. • IP ; ' The Share Market closed at: the 'following prices:— Salei after Closing 'Prices. , 3 o'clock. Railwityt Blackburn, . • • —, - 1 Birkenhead &Cheshire Jn. 70 1 891 90t. 90 901 Calecicazian Chester and Holyhead 111 . ' Eastern Counties . Great Northern .• • ••• • • • 112 7 - 113' Great Westerns s ?) 1 / 4 1.1q . Lancashire & Yorkshire 101 i —10 1 rs 1 0 11 London & North Westerti. ;97 . : 1 98 „ Ditto i-shares .. •- • • Manchester, Shef., &Lin. 411 —7 d 42 14' Midland Stock . OS 115 a North British **** 60.1. xd 604 North Staffordshire .. •.' ,North Eastern. .93 --- °at Do. York and N. Midl an d 761 7 7 17 Do. Leeds Northern . 461 47. . Oxford, W. & Wolverliptn. 40 . 41 South Eastern ....' 261 —26 t-16 - Dutch Rhenish- .... . . - 5' 5-1 d Great Luxembourg 6 1 Grand .Trunk of Canada‘ — 8 7-16 81 746 Gt. W. of Canada Ditto sew shares 71 , 71d .10 l'-"tar" Buffalo uffilo and Lake Huron 6 5 1 r5id,9111.3 Lombardo-Venetian. Great Shipl • 9 / 1 3 10/6 • • 3 :2 7, stmi ifi:lol'..)i I ZBUT 3.41. I ,ISSI : Si lit Aainirr 1 '1 if. !fri;::;;;.) 23.[Sti1/41 Apply to On•Tuesclity next•the 3rd April, at Half-p:st Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 420 Bag's'Bombay - LINSEED, 260 RAPESEED, 160 ,• Calcutta DITTO. • Apply to • i3ROWNE, 1111 - NTER';* CO., Brokers. On Wednesday next, the 4th of April, at ¶welYe•o'alock, 1 ' ' . 1, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, `,, . 200 , Bags Bombay SALTPETRE, .... . 9 - Bales: „ MADDER . ROOTS. .. BROWNE HUNTER, & CO., Brokers. Salt. WINES AND SPIRITS,. FOR ROME USE AND EXPORTATION. Apply to • CHARLTON•R: HALL a HALL` Brokers, 17, Dale-street. . r Apply to that safts NEXT7744..1' Ztt dons Sarket. The Liverpool Corn Market to-day- had relapsed into comparative dulness ; we had few millers in attendance at our market this morning, the busi ness in Wheat for consumption proceeding slowly. and quite in retail, and though without quotable change in gene : currencies, that te,adenox in some cases hag-. '4:: ratherhan fairofir Of buyers. the market, hOwever, cloSeil more fiimly, 4r3: some considerable parceLs of this grain viterei cleared of. Flogr moves off immoderate quantity; at late prices. 41eans rathei,,,dearer. ' Oats and' iiin Oatmeal steadAfrithout chezxOf e ialue. Indian e w Corn dull ofialith the turf i/: \ •'• .1 rt of buyers. The advanbWon WheatknO d a ~laik-lane on Monday has been followed up by a corresponding improvement at nearly all the country markets held daring the week ; millers, however, act with considerable caution, and the trade is characterised more by firmness than actiyityjA4sapac,TegLatt t , Itf-apialacable to the bilsiness here; in the interval since. ;Tuesday, and the transactiohs lia tidier Wheat or + FlOur on the spot have. been of a limited "aiiiefifitiiiii;Fifibut sl}ange from the quotations of - that day.- - J The-Gaze to returns of Wheat, ; for, the week ended 24th inst. shoW a large delixery from the farmers, amounting to 120,939 quarters, butt the dbliveries for 'the presratNeek are mostly, reported to be on a reduced scale. The: imports of the paqtiphrea days are quite insignificant. The exports are to a moderate extent: Ka ARRIVALS AND 'EXPORTS • , From the 27th Marcb to the 29th March, 1860, incluive • 1 t''' • .5, I l e t INTO P.+ LIVERPOIA4 FROM Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Qrs. Sks. Sks. Brls. Ireland lOO 790 475 ... ... 916 276 ... ' b 2 .50 182 ... 25 Canada,&c. ... 471 • .r 4 Egypt INTO I RUNCORN ... 1545 ... • . . 1380 ... _ Total 137 8 202 1255,. 471 - 941- .16 RRPORTS TO For. Puts l4OO ;106 Ireland 746 ... . _41214 ... 529 274 Coastwise j T gt.e p rabisions' ` i Th? Li v erpool Provisions Market to-day con unties generally quiet but'firni. Beef is and there is rather mpredisposition onithe - part. of.dealers ,to, go into stock; at the same time hOldere are free sellers : hence, though the trend:. actions are above the average • extent, prices have, not wt : .; I PORK is quiet, and the demandlibi-Wmerican not general ; the sales however, including a con siderable parcel to a speculator, ruzi l up to about I,ooo'bartnis. ' .l • „, BACON.—Theterti l consumptive - demand, and prices are well supported. The sales are to a fair extent, but, as already iota'. ain6 the late advance, (speculators •have' held buck, _hence there is apparently less activity. • LARD continues inactive, and the sales ate: _ _ again-on -a-small scale only. 1 I 11. 4 CHEESE is very brisk, -' and forth ..,dvance-; prices are freely paid. , . Butvw is- considerably Mier, and a consider able portion. of; the stork p nearly unsale.able, on account of the.tudifferent quality. ' TALLOW' ieflat, and prices'are nearly 'tiorninal. Beef Pork Bacon Il'ams tard clieesa IMPORTS. T{;B4 tiwts, Tom!: Boxes. For past week from 976... 242... 371... 175... 144.... L :1932 America From Ist October-- - 25781...6243..:607947. - .1:17.6 7,17 . 40...57658 Same date last Triugso.s4o.l 8900_ 02/!!-129I.:16779 For past • Week m `• other places From let October 311... 884... 12... 10... 512. .. 4657 Same date last season y 4364. 17... 34. Q 283.1. 163 k gtt 03U tth au Oils Var In! the Liverpool Oil Seeds 'and Oil, 4aiket, to -day, the decline in - the.terice 'of.Linseed, which that threatened: 414 week, has taken -plate, 'and that article may now be quoted is p e r qr. lower, Owing to the heavy importatiOni; the falling off in the detaansilar Cccf, and the dull-sale of Oil, the tendency is still downwards.—Linseed the morning fine flomba,y was worth Ms 3dper qr., in single bagi;Senkal, l 4Bossio/dis Gazdrat Rape, Ms to 58s • brown Bomb.olo4}S to s3s ; good brown Calcutta, 50s. This afteFnoon, 2,600 il 3 ags ~ 8 9g1 . 1 4 Y, :at =6os 3& 3n' 51s in Ciouble bags.—Linseed -Q4iiet,. au £2B 5s in export cask:-L-LinSeed 'Cake i ; Dull, , at .E9Ll6s' to £lO for'English.—Rape Oil: Little , English brown is worth £39 to £4O foreigatrefttted 4if4eult of sale at 41,s to 425. RapeTtitt r : l ln• good demand i English feeding, Th6tranSactionS'of the week are as follows Offered for sale : 7,702 bags Borgbay Linseed; 933 bags Bombay Rapeseed, 2,764vbags Calcutta Ilapeseed. Sales reported : 4,900 bags 'Bombay Linseed, at 52s to 50s 3dper ; 1,20 bags Guzerat Rapcigeesa p , 7s 4:1 pBs ppr ; 29g .bags /Bombay brown RAPPOseed, at sti per qr. Sales aOyertised. for .-next-_-__Treek : None. rifiiiOrtniits -- - Nyeek: 1?,935 bags E.I. I,i saed, s,96 t blgs R - seted. . i 1 la - ators fraglit, ,Thi•lOmeward freights, from txidie are daily improving ;. outward` rates are rather lower,_but there is still a- good demand for ,tonnage, a fair. -businesS. doing. Ships are wanted. for Calcutta for salt at 40s andl6ss home; several ships have accepted this employment; for the Brazil rates have fallen, 33s has been accepted this week from Cardiff to Rio. i ßate.s to the United Shad con - . tinue dull at our , quotations. - The following are ;the rates of freight for— c9AL : FROM 14.1VERPOOL OR BIRKENHEAD. To 11/. ,s. d. , To s. d. s. d. Malta ' 0 ~. 0-0 Trebizonde Trieste Corfu l6 0 17' 0 Aneona Smyrna l6 0 0, 0 0 Ragusa Varna nominal. Venice Gibraltar 16 .0 16 0 ... 00 16 0 ..: 17 0 nominal. 30 0 ... 0 0 29 0 4. 30 0 326.,. 00 28 0 ... 29 0 nominal. Leghorn... nom Athens . Havannse Cardenas ...... Monte Video Buenos Ayres Constantino Salonica 1.5 0 ... 00 16 . 0 ... 0 0 18 0 ... 0 0 140.150 37 6 0 17'0 . 16 0 . 0 0 RAILS-41E181 Naples nom. Rhodes ' St. Thomas Rio Janeiro, tahia Cape of G Hope Perrunnbuco Galveston 201, CHANNEL. To Galveston 2ss_ and 5 per cent. To Mobile (uoininal)...2os. ' ' To New York - - 1 / To New Orleans _ 2,25. 6d. and 5 per centif _ _ To Pemandina (Flitida) tS. To Portal so u th (nominap:} • .225. 6d. and 5 pr_ cent: • To Savannah - :t .1 1 To Havannak . (smalecargo) . :tad 5 per cent. To Alexandria sc ._. GENERAL IREIGHTB. Liverpool to Aden : COal „ Hong Kong Ditto from Wales Chusan PP Ceylon : Iron „ Bombay, do d. F. d. 0 to , 49" 0 0 to ' 0 6 to-• 0 4 (1. 0 to 0 0 0 to 0, 0 0 to 0 0 o to on .5 to 0 0 -fa 1.1 . 111 L LI" Clyne ... 41 '' Ram ..salf ,?.., rn91,,• , , _ TS ot ” & iwi t i b ri n 4 I £3 Ts . 6d. register ton. „ siriSinuptpore , • „ 4‘;11G*114) /i. •'t - 43 oto 44 ~ Shanghai 57 6 to 0 Dittb" 4 from Wales 62 6 to 0 „ 1 , ,Nolcutt a : Salt without consignment 40 0 to, 0 .• . with' ' ditto 44 oto 0 .. Calcutta ••. Iron, Engines, &c...., 5O 0 & 5 ' Ditto, Coals „ Ascension, from Wales „ Fernando Po, from ' Wales 29 0 to 0 „ _ Callao , r - r . i , ) tt • Flag Stones 35 • 0 to 46 Woosung• .. 75 Francs. Liverpool to Madras Iron &c. 455. to 505., Clyde 50s ; Cbusan 60s Do. Coalo , 425. 6d. , : • . , •1 , Do, . from •Wales ' ' • • 455: Ud. - ' - Liverpool to Valparaiso for orders,,to .diocharge there or at a Port not North of Callao ms. 6d., small ships. Liverpool to New York, Coals, full cargoste, 10. & s.per cent.' I f , Moulmein 74o:,itfeak to U. K. nominal. _, L lkyab, option. f 11.angoP11,, ts.rin, or Moulmatn, to D.' IC. or - , Continent, 525. . . Calcutta to Liverpqol, 655.; disto on the round,ls to E 5 55., with option of London. --- Guam:l.3E4in Chinchas to -- 1.7. K..or C o ntinent, 60s. . j Bombay to Liverpool or London, 454 to 565. We are indebted to Messrs. Taylor, Tipper, and Co., `for the following rates of freight to the tnited States:— Boston. ' Nevi York. Philadelphia. , .),.,../...,....-,...„--. , s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. Iron, Bars, , 2 .. - 0 i „. ~ , c... , A 4 0i..e.5 . , y y.,..12 6 0 0...P6 0 Eh tale and • 14 0.,.15 0• 12 0.. , .11, 0 1 -17 16..'. 0 0 Pink Iron .,i Salt , nominal. nominal, , • noininya, Dry G00d5,.,• ' ,/,0 _O-15 0. 10 0...17 e 0 . 0...41 0 . Hardware .. , : ... ,.1.2 ,6:.. 0 0 , 0 :0...12 6 20 0..: 0 0 . ..k:arth.enware-,.„.,-. 5,6. t.. 0 0 0 0..% 5 0 0 0.,. B'o Passengers ..... . Gross. Gross. Gross. . be . chentealine rison7.,:i. ' . tftltirdbre. Charlestau New Orleans. -- A .1 • '. s. d., a. d. ,s,. U. s. d.• a. d. s. d. •• 11 V 71 , .. 4 ari ) - 14 " 0:..17 6 15 0... 0 0 15 0...17 6 H a a tt rd t wate . 0 0...17 1 6 ..o; lo o . L . r . dn .l al 7' , 6 150....17 1 6 , 0 0 .: : ( . 2 3 0 0 0...25 0- •0 -0...15 , - 0 - Earthenware......,o 0.. ~ P , 15 , 0... 0 0 Dry ataxi a .. '2 o " r ina . • ''49uuna AOulmat• . 1 ..... .. .. 4.(141 .e (i) 4 ' . 1114 0 .) , ' ; do ( * ) ' - 0 0... ,7, 0 0 0... 6 0 20 - -. Passengers 5 08 - ' £4O Nominal, ♦ . Gross. ' Gro,4:-. uTvr T i V £4 10. Grose, • t IDAY EVENING. - "I ' 'h . ttONDON L lA O A N n p ier O .T N, fo l l' R . STOCKS opened to-day with steadinetis . ;'• and Consols for 4 0116',pe*)d ,were maintained a t a fraCtional :advance upon the prices of, last night ;.Ithefare now rather less ,fipn,, though no;fresh decline has yet taken place. - COfigol,9 for money are 94 to I, and for April 94/ to India 'Stock has been dealt in at 219 f and 2pl; Debentures, 96z an d 97 ; Enfaced .Rupee Paper, 98 'and. Exche •lner Bills; 195., 155., and 1611._p_in. Ea illip, , Fpfuls, - OTo,sedat the following prices ' 1 - Vosey • • • • 94 k u:•COASO • ' • . 1 ; . :_ l4 19 j Account • .• • • • 94 1 • Exchequer Bills . . Bank Stock...-. • • Three per Cents-1;.;•- 1 P - ;‘• • •"- • '7 17 , i appeared fin dr second edition :of yesterday : • , • 'Th • e•'SwPdish lOan was taken yesterday by an association of • German bankers. The terms are said to be a 4i, per cent., stock at,94 or 941. The English funds opened this morning with out- alteration.. From this there was a decline, followed by a rally on a rather considerable money purchase. The , advance. in the Bank rate of' 'interest then caused renewed heaViness.- 7litne4. •• The Funds opened this morning `With rather a l Armer appearance, but any tendency to iinprove talent was checked by salee.' The subsequent • - dpinciincement Of the alteration at the Bank tccasioned -scarcely any decline, support being de:riyed from the' continued rise on the Paris I 0.113 2A; OaJ .13fratlai :rN IU ; ..,11 ,- ti, M .haednellikft Bourse. Consols closed with steadiness at yestti• day's prices. The share markets were likewise prejudiced by the rise in the value of •• . • ey, b were also upheld in thf afternoon by the • , an 6 at 'Paris. In the discount market to-4 ." •th :demand was very pressing, and 41 per cent: wl generally charged for the bestt papvr. The] were again no transactions in bullion at the Ban] —Daily News. . . . The Tinie.City Article states that the rise , 4 per cent. in the. rate of discount yesterday is ( so limited a character as to show the needlessne of the . change. There is no drain -of bulb wing on, but the amount held is nearly half million in . excess of the total in January, 3;61 - 11 4 per cent. was adopted as 'a..... sufficient rat while the reserve of unemployed' notes4-near two millions higher, and it is also a questional proceeding to make a change of 4 per cer ' within twelve days of the April dividends beit The Daily ! New! sayls, the= deliberations efit: .Bank court were somewhat ,protracted..___ i. - Bank see that - they - have ; . 4% present a virtu rtioniiriiind of the inonei'Market,"cald as banks 'they avail themselveS' 'of the opportunity to d wand an additional, psi- cent. q Forsign dra therd 'is none. The'exchanges are firntwithL `'tenaenCy to improvement, and the demand I gold for abroad-has greatly slackened. The sr pai Mined demand for money is of domestic, n foreign, origin, 'and :is a natural consequence f large and prOfitable trade,.. i , , ~ to The Herald remarks 'ihat . the ' state of t? money, market during the past week had pi pared everyone fora rise in the rate of discout at no distant period ; but, taken in conpectii with the general aspect Of political 'afliiirs, d 7 trot isexc4ed, and new transactions and entt- 1 iniscs are ,deelined. i' Yesterday the allowance n _deposits was raised by all the joint stock bans, tt0,31 per] cent., except the LOnclou and We: :minter, which allows 34. per cent. on sums £5OO and upwards, and 21 per cent only — oli - F.Tig, pe : loyr i 090, The discount establishments ha?: Jpereased their terms,,—the Illomnpeifyr moir t`call'6Cing 01 per cent., awl' with !se:ken .dils i otice, :• , • j . , , The LONDON MARKET for RAILWAY SHAR3 'to=day was inactive, though somewhat firmer i character with. regard, to elhet scntrent; friec - .I. 4 ondon.and North-Westerns are quoted at 98, Great Westerns 671- to 681, Great Northers -141 i; to il. 2, Midlands 41.4 i; fin di Sbutia=taOters 438 and Bn. East Indians are at 1911 to 1021. The Share Market closed a t the ton o Yrin* O L T 1.. :1 linbei g ate; N04,4..t00.1 - oft4;,_ q c -..-, risiciCaledonians- - ... I '.- 1 -... 1 '.'' : - .'' , '': VQ • .s' Dutch. Rhenish 1.• 1 i Eastern Counties 1 East Lancashire Ediiburgh avd Glasgow Jg#l l .4srthgn . • • ' A. • • 11 91 Great WeOerns . . Gieit Western of 'Canad4. . . .55 . . . .111 12 . . .1 •12 . .112 14 • . • 07i -8 7-16-9-16 - 'frank 'of' Catiada. GFe4t Ttitherig Yiresttya: . . Landas ire and Yorkihire . . . .1911 4 4 London and North -western . . . 94. ~ Londoti "SOutt.;wesiern. . 60,k Leeds Northers . „ , ~, ,461 7 MancheSter, Sheff., and Lincolnshire 414 2 Midland:Stock . . 1154 4 North , Britikli ATorth,Stßffpr4hire Soi t ith Eastern and Doper . . . . 874 a York,. Nevastie, a4d Berwick- . 947 voyk aRi North Midlsad. f .. (id , ollimiag appeared in our second editia Of yesterday : ,The;railway marketto-day has been depresset, owing.to the; advance in the Bank rate, and froi the prospect of an increased value of mcalett closing of some speculative accounts for'th which otherwise yrntild probably, have been carrid over. There is no supply of stock of atiy"ro9oett, and one or two deSeriptions, especially - Midland, cCh tinuesearce. Apart from speculative operation, the leading- features - remain- - unchanged. Thi improving traffic, activity trade, and bette .management of the principal lines, stimnlat inYeetments..: The final quotations - tbis evenin: were, however, generally lower, notwithstandin; . they are fOr the new account.—Times. Thp,,I49NDoN MARKET FOR -FOREIGN STodz to-day was not , yery, active, , but values on the whole were leis'depressed thin during ,yesterday. Original Turkish Six per 6dui,:s.'4ave heen cleat in at 785 ann 79, and the Ne*Si*ei 604[and 61. - .Mexican Threes are supported at 214. ant 21. Spanish Three per Cents. are 45! to 3,'.arit the Deferred 34,. New Brazilian Loan ismarkei Ito I dis. , New India Five per Cent. Loan's 1044 3.. Turkey Bank Shares are 11 to dis The L t cy.po , COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET, to-day, again, as threnl49t the week, has bees ' dull. . , StGAR.7—We have again hadAull markets thi: `week, and'a further decline of 6d. has. been esta- Jilished;' although the holders have - shown - s - bili firIBBBSS, and the amount of business/ done has ' been limited: 13,c#ned dull, but lumps remain. quoted 51s 6d to 535. - COFFEE.—The public sales, , which were 'net t large, went off freely at 6d to is advance;_ good:, ' ordinary native Ceylon sold at 60s 9d ; picked, 635. .: TEA.—Large publfp sales have . h,cen,pressed on Ihe market and sold without reserve at ld to lid, er lb. decline. ________ RicE.-A. - large amount of businisi has again `,been done at about 3d advance. ''.'„,i,., /1 ~ e 0 , nd' Ru4.--:The demand iniproVed the latter of tie week,, Good Demerara Proof sold 28 2d. , ;;/ .1 T BRA*lll7' haS been dull of sale. d ; SALTPETRE.—A . full amount of business 'done , at a slight advance. . . ' ' COTTON.—About 400 bales sold at previous rates. SPICES have sold heavily, and a slight decline has been established. The BOROTJGH . HOP MARKET.—To-day most good and fine Hops are in • steady, but by no means active, recriest, at full quotations : but low and middling iqualities are very dull, at almost. nominal currencies. The LONDON CORN MARKET.—The weather is fine and mild' to-day. The trade for EngliBh and foreign Wheat is slow, at Monday's adVance; floating cargoes are well bid for, but sellers are - stiff. Malting. Barley sells slokvly at Monday's' prices ; but grinding qualities make a little more money. A quiet trade in Flour. For pats ;here is a fair consumptive 'demand, at fully ldte rates. The buyers of Maize are . anxiously awaiting arrivals. . , . . . .„,.., , • • The LONDON' TALLOW MARKET, to-day, was Quiet, and prices were without ,change, being. quoted as follows :—Town tallow, 55p net cash ; Petersburg Y.C., on ' the ' spot, 57s 6d ; March, 57s 3d ;'' April-to-June, 55s 3d ; - July to Sept., ._.s2si ; (let. to Doe., 52a 9d.:.' ' 6! se-• .• -.•- - . . •.. ttlingday," there were on ly a moderate num 7 'hei) of fresh transactions entered into. In .the Stock Exchange, Lady Bertha.shares are officially Marked 1, and Wheal Buller, 921., ex div.: The other dealings have been chiefly in shares in Great Retallack, Providence Wheal Unity; East Caradon, and Granplei and St. Aubyn. Thera! are a fair inquiries for Fortuna Mining shares, which have.been dealt in at 3 and 3. . St.: John' idell,Rey are marked .223- ; Kapinida, . 14: and 1 pkeih. ; and United ,Mexican ' 2, 1 , and,2:, . The Return of the Bank of England for' the reek ending. Wednesday, March 28, - compared with the previous week's return, shows the fol lowing results :—. . ' , £ • z Circulation issue 29,063,040 ' Increaie... 605 t elicttlatieni active : 20,980,355 Increase._ 637,623 Public Deposits 10,384,110 Increase.... 21,567 "Other Deposits Government Securiti€s ''in 1 . 10,221,190 N o change. Rafting Department . °diet Securities in %name. A ,I ----, 23 v 55 r 8.9 1nerea5e...1;379,N56 . Department ' " pog e , p e a n rt d men ßu t lion !n, betb :15,271,701 Decrease .' 104,673 Seven-day and other Bills V . T . 694,003 Decrease . . 23,033 The Rest • - ' 3,755,413 ingease... 15,250 Notes in reserve Total reserve (noses Bccoin)i „ , g „ AR i In Banking DepO.rtment . f ..""'"'""'' Decrease . 742,298 The following is, the usual Bank. of England Account for the week ending 28th March, 1860 :--. rssut DEPARTMENT. • R1:13m.... £ I - CREDIT. Z , - N6* issued 29,068,0A0 Government Debt.. :14,015,100k ' Other SegAities .... 3,459,900 Gold Com and 1 14 588 or caller Bullion 4 . ! , ... EC f £29,063,040 T.B.A.I4IItiG IJ P. 39 ,0 6 9 49 F,PARTMENT, • csEpiT. Govt. Securities.:; -10,221,190 Other Securities 23,955,189 Notes ... . . GoldandSilver Coin 683,661 DEBIT. Proprietor's Capital 14,553,000, Rest. 3,755,413 Public Deposits 10,384,110 Other Deposits ' 13;556,194 • ROftn day and other 694008 'BrllB, I. • ' • M 2,942,725 142,942,725 I The following are the rates of Foreign Ex changes :--- Amsterdam, short ll 131 to 11 14 Do., three months 11 10 to 11 16 Rotterdam, do Antwerp, do. ... . ....... . Brussels, do.. ..... , ...... , hamburg, do .. .: .. :....`..: . . raris, short ....... . Do., three mont hs.. .. . 25 35 to 25 40 "Marseilles, do ........ .. ... ~... . .... Frankfort, d 0........................ .. .. Vienna, do ... . .... , ...... Trieste, do ' l3 35 to.: 13 65 Peteraburgh, d 6. ..... 1 . Madrid, do . 4n td' 49} -4 , - 104 i I'I,,..sfrINCIAL,,&c. MARKETS. YESTERDAY. 'MANCHESTER . ' . SHARE.—Leeds, 1011, 7 ,- 6 75 ; Dovers,, 26 5-16 ; G reat Westerns, 67-4 8 71,- - 4. - Trunks, 8 1 4 a P 4 . GLASGOW IRON. —Market quiet but firm. ,No. 1; 54s 6 to 55s ; Warrants, 55s 4d to 55s 6d ; No. 3, 54s 41 555. I r. . MAI CHESTER TRADE.—ThotIgh our market is decidedly tamer sitrce Tuesday_ last, the 'extended en gagements entered into by producers keeps : them inde pendent; consequently, prices for all articles emain perfectly firm, considering the moderate ttnsdctio n s now ping on. • CORN MARKETS... _W AKEFIELD : Short arrivals. Wheit 2s higher than last Friday, with a fair cotisump- T e , demand. Other articl es a lso fully as dear.----cplM 'Oats, 13s 5d to 15s 2d. DUBLIN : No supply of farmers' Wheat. • A fair quantity of Oats offered, and sates ~ w ere effected at an advance of 6d, and in some instances Is per barrel. Tli . e 'stiply of Rarley,was limited, and fully 6d per barrel dearer. Maize in demand at an improvement.of 6dlto is per"quarter. ' For foreign Wheat' sellers asked such extreme prices that buyers would not meet them. ' More :ertquiry for Flour, but not very large sales - effected, TIIE nAILV TIMES, SA.TIMAY, MARCH 31, 1860. ,9tipping 3uttitignut. Wind yesterda/ • at Holyhead, ' March 29. Sir J. Lawrence, Cree , w , I .. Navatinah rC ap. itouirikSymeads, Mobile Fluating Cluj d, Steel, i. • ' •Z,,,:* Galveltten 11 i ce :,sy r iliather,:on, Valencia i (fNE"W ' ighati. ..„ ist 1l Profy, es)3o. of s, Debral . , mc, , . ,s W i lwis l‘lf , 1 M / 1l (ss), Bro .1. n ~ 1 , Vii , Real Pek re - ) RotteNOn • -xi 'l 3 , Le rley Hi li . ean (% :sk), - adding,. _., 1:y(1116 10h Seville Doa Pedro Nemoit ,;ss), Norri , h, I , ,tbelli 4 .., ~ Bordeaux p . , Sifilk OFF T4l. FORT.... los.-Wier. -44 Al Liones! .F 1 wBod Lisbon, &c „Mauritius March 29 Eagle, Curling .Boston Portland, 0gg,... Apalachicola Josiae Louise, Backer, Amsterdam Saline, Petit Antwerp Africa, Jordan Woosung Ar rttltt.Riiga Velan9 Orleans r ilt q 11216kNarva anna Bordeaux James, Graham - 7.31111 - Nova HER ~Vani vs ........... e , Graltaril St. John' • London, Johnson...Richtbucto -Laurel, Edwards. i ....Chlirentc, BlondF; Gros " Whydali Ina Russell, r Williams, I .A Melb6tirne Emelia, Selver Lisbon Seguro, Lite Havaila Sarah, Bush Dunkirk Hope, Lizer. Bordeaux Reliance, Wright Quebec Stroul • Valparaiso Octavia, Carmichael, . . St. John, N.F. Behe, gsberg Hannah Occlner, Nonte, Constantinople March 30. Tißderwriter, Roberts, New York Clii.ipLuke.amiesx,oVelpartiso-1 Torksbii'e Fahbanks, 1 41 e N tqtt o e, Fteeman,' w e -Mirage,-Roberts- Shengitei- Oliver Moses, Otis, Philadelphia E. Schultz, Howard,Galveston Ferozopore, Makin Bonny W. H. Wharton, Smith, Thetis, Peiille - _ l ...Pern Ga =u th e n o Annie Hod man Ryler, g _ . New (idealna Horizon, Reid Woosung Euphrosyne (ss), Folland, L .Axanctria fr rr d t e o r tpt v w a soa lt Valparaisopals - Gibraltar Union, Devatto „Ostend Venus, Parrelow `...Melbourne Arizona, Balpardti A Manilla Emerald, Cook Nrf York Bra g anza, Neilsoti, " ' Buenos Ayres Gladiator, Jeffreys Bombay Pilar, Parez Barcelona Übidea, Hannah Eastee, Harrison, Adelaide, Neill,. • Trinidad de Cuba Tiehriderit, Edmunds, Dunkirk Amanda,• Von• Ochren, Vera ,Crux Rio Janeiro Wasp, Story Mobile Qaroline, Voss Danzic Laura; Blanch .. . 41 ',41 4 tita,x Mehemet Ali, Bastard, _ . Zephyr M'Murtry, il] , ' I . • • 11101611460 . '] , wilhelmina Egbardina,,Ter, , ,'... V/. . • • 1 ft &latOribut j g Donna Anna. Cohn, RiiiJaneiro Lindisfarne, Miller, • Pernambuco Erie, Preble • Havre El za 2.ll‘Kenz:e, M'Kenzie,___ Halifax Ellen Raidferd,ilVakelianr, , j 4 • • • Buenos Ayres Mareelino',GattanogtioJaneiro Tinto, Brandth Quebec_ CeEtqer, WilliiMEka, ' t - Konigsberg Joseph Baxter, Shane, - ~ • Halifax Thomas Varcoe, Kelley', . • •Dordt Isabella. 31illeg i ,Livingston, Bordeaux • 1 l ' St• 4 6 seP 1 1 Guiaegro hßordeaux Green, Hansen Rotterdam Chimera, Richmond, . Shejbro', Africa Zit, tra*kilia...l.Rottartlam M4rie, Nygwerd . Odense cfa iguable, Greave, Gibraltar Milano, Sqvestlick) :I . ' venstanunopfc sari Frederich, Barnett, ''Stettin ,Vou,Sehaelg Bpy, Ever°, i.k., ~ t , i r•" --' ' Pernau Serimamig, Thiesen...Botabay Sophie, Sorensen ...Newhtlidt Iles," Itylintl 4emeram Rio . Janeiro Jessie Bhnfietd, Brozelia, • . Palermo .New Orleans Boston Lt. Rajah, Bowen Congress, [agar Ocean Bride, Pring, St. Michael's J. O. Richardson, , Rio Janeiro . William-Camynges, Efoltirook, Smyrna Claudia., MorriQ Palerpao Ann and'ilosette, Itodwell, Dunkirk Valley:ldd, Bennett ...Bonny Agatha Catharina,ltOtiuue , Hatburg Novi Pluto;Lßerberovich, Malta Admiral, Coxbead Halifd4 eter Marcy, Thompson,_ New Oileans' Ver9gigifrilitctiPs9li U long Petrus Jacobus, Jouge, Amsterdam Agn , v,W 4 eldman, St 40hn, 1 N.1, t4outherrtliirthts, ITarwatd, Mary Eleanor, Meyler,' ' _._Leghorn, Caroline, Hern, TrAt:bor Gra& Friends, Thomas Dieppe William and Jane, Legg,. --- prp§eis Pleiades, Wl24loW...WcictSuni FOREIGN PORTS. _ ~ Milford Haven (ss), from Milford at Bahia. t Frankfort (es), BoWelldw, .1 3 ,enSe,At.LiegtiOrni .and loft for iNaples, March 22. 1 Courser, Mudocdi ,ind..4pgpp. IlasF,lones,' ; bpth hence at eghorn. • " ' Premier, Krozer, hence at Frederickshaven for Rostock. Adolph Mickels, Nieman, hence at Venice. , Princess Royal and Antioch, both for London • t Europe. for p4lnootki-Msacppa; - fq,, Li , zerpol3 rtiiffrOtW,l4 - Clyde i ell put back to gairente Itivers VrevOui tOthel9tii; and sailed ag , 4 tWil °, 4 l, s . t i l i4M ;I st , A i rSCP' to ApuTe bli 1. . , '../. SPOKEN. - :'f ~,. lat., :' loh. Creseen4.43itrritence to-New - Orleans, Marbll - 177 - 49 - N., ...11 W. Eglinton, M:.uritius to Liverpool, Fee. a s 10 mileA , i off Ascenliun. c ,., , : fanny 3l'llefiry;'htnte to - Shan ghai, J4l. i"- 3,...„,15i5..,64 W. Gazelle, hence to Batavia, Feb: 2 1:.,". . ::: : .' ~ .',.72.51 N... 14 W. I. and J., Galveaton'to•Liceitool;'Mateh . 4 ' :: .... „32 N . 72 W. Iris, hence to Penang, Feb. 13 , .„. , ~,-..,..._.i ,11• N ... S. E. Pettigrew, hence tq Phllaielnliik . Feb. 5 . - '46I.II::ItLAY:. 3Mlinizqhcire - to - New - Tork, Feb. T V '', - ,51 N .14 W. W. S. Lindsay, New Orleans to Live4ooliMai. 4 l 45 N... 30 W. William Kirk, for Liverpool, at the entrance of the Chanpel, 1 with loss of mainyard. OUTPORTS Jessie, Harxiy,tfroni Valencia at Fail - Louth. Quannwrown, March 10. ---Arrived : Amelia, 'fiOn). Mago, Hayti ; EninbUrgh, Liverpool War Nkw Arorki. anci proceeded. ; Anglo Saxon, Portland, and proceeded. Off : Prince of Wales, from Patagonia, goes to LiverpootrAlitinia", , Moulmein, viPnt —ta--London.---43ailed-: Abner - staging tok Liverpool. I V. 3 I GREENOCK, March 30.--- Arrived: Cora Linn (ss), from Lisbon • Emma, Odessa, Sailed : Bannockburn, .fac New- It 4 !. -,.! BELFAST, March 29,---Arrived : Louis Joseph, froin •Bot 44anx. Sailed : Robinsons, for Newcastle: Windbdund in th 6 Lough .04ficAcrypiqui .-491114, bound -to qreenock. • MARITIME EXTRAC7S. Mary .13ee; hence to- Hong `song., has put into Holyhead ; captain dead. 0 • Charles Brownell, from Singapore at this port, towed from Fleetwood, where she wis - on shore. Stanleo , (se), from Table Bay and' Brazil at Lisbon, left Per nambuco-March: 3, - andlialita - The schooner Aurora, from Runcorn to Carnarv4n, - drove foil of the jlos, for pennrara,,glangyir Yekterday morning, aid Most herlawspriV l the'lko did not receive any . _ :injury. [ . VLLAPOOL, March 26 : Vnutibet or zinc jars, each contain g five gallons of Paraffin oil, have bees picked up off Stoer. lead. For fourteen daays previous it had been laying a ga'e, and it is feared that some outward bouutilAsie his been tarklLed off Mho Llebvirles. , ; N.F., March S The coast south of Bacalieu Is • • • • clear of fee: •. . PALAIS, • Belle Island, March 25 : Twenty :Casks, with the niahks , Cognac," have come on shore, sup posed from a vessel for Englatitl,;.!loSt ',a fe* daStsFae. A' sehoongy, from L'Orient / saw a Igrgat,m4nY casks iloati4.'i ON SATURDAY APAIL 7, WILL BE PUBLISHED 1 41: .____. • •• No. It ••••• H.) 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Under, no circumstances can communications be inserted net accompanied by the author's real name and address,,which are required, not necessarily for 'publication, but as a gitar intee of good faith. #rritinft• I.tettiAtiut. 71Filf1)30 ti Tit tl . , • NORT4AIVICip; 4A T RF.O„-r-TB . ‘pIRDAy. : - f : .m . tcriii. 541[44, , • • - Marmion * - _ j. 1 Hermit 2 - lionliblow ' • , • 3 • Five ran. . - Tartar • . Pri) STEEPLE CHASE. .. . . . 1 Kilkenny ~,••• Three ran CROXTON PARK MEETING. GRAND - HANDICAP. Dead heat with Norton and Toramay,Noble. Wanderer third Eigkt ran. - 7 - 7•1" -- .". • _ LATEST BETTINO MANCHESTER. NEWMARKET HANDICAP : 15 to l each agst Simple Simon and Remimerator, taken. 4", f • 2,000 GUINEAS : 2 to 1 agst Buccaneer, offered; 4 to 1 'agst The Wizard, offered. -CHESTER CUP : 100 to 6on the field, offered ; 20 to 1 agst Longrange, wanted ; 22 to 1 agst A.pollyon, taken and offered ; tkto 1 agst Blue Ruin, tlykeu ;, to agslL,Fravela offere.4, e 40 to I ;_4O to 1 aget Lifeboat; offered. _ Arri;Svsuas.t;: 9 to 1 agh Yoicks offered, take 10 to 1 ; 12 to 1 agst Chere Arnie, taken; • 14 14,1 agstOdo, afferedl 'l6 to 1 agst Comforter, taken; 25 to 1 agst Apollyon, taken; 25 to '1 agst Gridiron, taken ; 40 to 1 agst,ltpmunnratqr, taken; AO to agst Infanta offered, take.so to 1.1 '-1,11 1104AKE STEEPLECHASES.—The Liverpool Hunt SteEple chaseb, over the course at Hoylake, will commence at hag? past two o'clock this afternoon, with a steepleehaSe :fat a sweepstakes, with a silver cup added, the distance being about Ittree i&-trAnotnltt, - Zut half-past three ; and a hunter's stoke4„o f Ahree turfs._ eaphr tato three miles, for half-past four o'cicdk. 'For the accommo dation of parties desirous of enjoying the, sport, Imalaibubses will leave Woodsiie feiry every half-hour'up to'the one o'clock boat, and refreshments will be provided on the ground. Select parties will also be furnished with any vehicle, from a cab to a fout—in-hand, at Woodside ferry. . STEEPLE CHASE FIXTUREUAIt 3860 ,1 • MARCH. Liverpool Hunt Club til oylake) ...,., 31 t.!,, , •._1,..: . APRIL. 3 Grd National Jinni ' , t1,..r. ~. 9 '(Market Harherough).... 18 9 Northumberland l9 12,13 . RACING FI2CTITIOEtICFR -4 1860: - APRIL. ,TH:fiiiAli. Ponteland 2 Thirsk Spring Meeting l3 Newmarket Craveu 9 z 119reforql fgpning l7 Catteriik Bridge,ai'llm 1 •II '• EPioni Spfing" Meeting l9 AbergaVenny....—'—.....,,,,,. -12 --- Newm:a•kctr.334l • 23 .MAY::: .1 ii. i f 3 l .. Chester Spring Meeting .... ' 1 ' Harpenden lB Doncaster Spring Meeting.. 8 Epsom Summer Meeting Salbury lO Manchester... .,.. :.,.. 3O ISpring Meeting, . . ..... •. 19. I/UW(ord ' i A ) " ; I A& l5 ~... , ( • • JUNE. Hambledon Hunt, Henley-in-Arden York Abergavenny ' 4scot Tiny/lel(' , 8 St.pckl4ridge t 2l Tianniton ' ' l3'l Winchester - Newton l3. , Newcastle.'. . - 26 Qdikaru l9 Chelmsford 2O JULY.. NeWmarket 7 iily Meeting.. - a Abingdon l2 Carlisle Worcester Summer Meeting —5 Stamford - l9 Liverpool - ' 9 Marlborough •, Cambridge I. 11 Goodwood_. $ AUGUST. . - Brighton - ... 1 Oxford • Brgi I on C 15111) , . 3 Plymouth W rhamPton .•. 6. ,l(ork. Read g _. Radcliffe ..,„„.,_..............-13—Stoekton: • • : - .23" am Egh ..<....:. 14 -!llerbrSummer Meeting—. 29 ..4EI4TEMBE II: . . • ~,,, 4 Monmouth 2O ~.. 11 31anche*ter Autumn 2l 1 17 19 Newmarket E.O.M. 25 ls, I OCTOBER. • 31 Ne*market lloughtoh ..4.. i'22 8 Worcester Autumn '3O NOVEMBER.. • Hereford 1 Shrewsbury Autumn M l3 Liverpool Autumn Meeting T . Warwick • Doncaster / ....,.. .. . .. . Leicester. Bedford - Newmgrket S.O.M. ~ THE CHASE., • I• The CHESHIRE HOUNDS wiltmeetpn L 1 Saturday, March 31 At half-past ten. The SHROPSHIRE FOXHOUNDS will meet MondaY, April 2 , , Acton Burnell Thursday, April 5 Longden. - - A - thalf-past ten. - , • Sir W. W. WYNN'S FOXHOUNDS will meet on Saturday, March 31 = , ' Overton Bridgq Monday, April 2 , • St. John's, Ilawarden Tuesday, April 3 Kennels - At half-past ten: 'the ALBRIGHTON FOXHOUNDS Will meet on Saturday, Mareir-31--- ---- ----'-. ,Apjey, Park Tnesday, April 3 !The PlOugh Inn, WestAta fle.ath ~ Thursday, April 5 • Wahall Top ; Satu7, April 7 • Bell Inn, Tong Neirton At a quarter to eleven. . SITWELL'S LUDLOW HOUNDS will meet on Tuesday, April 3- - Brampton Brian Tnrnpik t e Th..i sday, April 5 ' Stanton Lacey Saturday, April 7 ' Onibury Tuesday, April I'o , . Bitterley Friday, April 13 Three Horseshoes, Brown Clee Hills At half-past ten. . _. COURSING FIXTURES FOR 1 860. ' APRIL. , • Place., County. Judge Meeting. Caledonian (Open) .. ... Edinburgh Limerick (llnockrue).. Ireland lir. Hawkes 11, 12 Belleek __ ___ „_ireland. ' .. - , 25 2 OCTOBER. ' r 1A Baldock Club ..' . .. .. .... Hertfordshire . Mr. Warwick..,: .l l7,ii: County Louth Club.... Ireland 17, 1 , Brougham & W. Open WestmOreland. ' 23, &c Brough & Catteek 0.0 ,Yorkshire 23, &c Cardington Club. ' Beds - Mr. Warwick..... 29, &t, • NOVEMBER. Scarborough Yorkshire 6, &o Newmarket' Champion Suffolk 13,. &o Coquetdale (Open) Northumberl'd ;t..,!,1$ &o Malton Union Club .... Yorkshire Hampton Court Cham. Middlesex ' -I' o 2O, 21 Altcar Club Lancashire 2l, 22, 23 Marham Club Norfolk. 21 ; 22, 23 THE DAY'S NEWS. In the House of Lords last night, the cost of 'the Chinese expedition to the close of ythe -financial year 1860-61; the. Duke; of Somerset said would not exceed £850,000. The Earl of Mal- : mesbury accused Mr, Vince of undue precipita4: tion: The' Earl of Eigiii - de - fenaeil the coridlet of Mr. -Bruce. The Earl of EllenboroUgh l .l6oked, with horror Una new War with China. • In the House of Col:onions Jut night, Lord J. Russell said -that no supplemental treaty had been concluded with France with reference to the duties on goods imported from this country into France. In reply to Mr. Longfield, he said that the' San Juan question was approaching a termi nation.. Mr. White Side called the attention of the House to the recent appointment of Mr. Lyle to the dignity of Lord7Lientenant of the county of Londonderry, for political reasons in connection with the pending elections, .and for the purpOse of creating a .vacancy; to be filled up by partisans of the Government at the Dublin election. Sir F. PleYgate thought that many well qualified persona-had been passed over. Lord Fermoy said the House 'was greatly indebted to Mr. White Side for bringing forward the question. Sir G. Grey said that the Government intended to recommend the House to suspend the a - a 1 SAILED. ECCLESIASTICAL iIITELLIGENCg: BEhFICES AND APPOMTMENTS VACAIT PREBENLI., Upper Cumber, in the at4tiaral Church of Derry: Re'. T. Lindesay, dee. DE AN ERY.RU Potteria, dio. SaliAmit : Rev. IT. M. 'ow, prom. Ripon : pat. the . Crown : val. '£900 . : , Very Rev. T. Gamier, z , D.C.L., prom. ARCHDEACONRY. Winchester : val. £'2oo: pat. Bishop of Winchester : Veh. J. C. Wigrain,'prom. RE9TORT ES. Carleton, East, St. Mary, olk : dio. Norwich : val. £176 : pat.: Mr. P. Day : Re J. Francis, prom. elonmany : 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. Brasenose College, Oxford : Rev. W. W. Champneys, prom. itliamptan..:,..lst. Mary: dio. Winchester: val. £1,500; with residence :- 'Mt. Bishop of Winchestv : WI). J. C. \Vigram, prom. ! 1 "YItARAGE:4. _ _ I Felkirk, co. and dio. York : val. £136 With residence : pati -Archbishop of: Yprk : Kfv. j 5. Graham, dec. York, Holy Trinit)=in-Micklegafe : val. £93 with residence - pat. Lord Chancellor : Rev. J. B. Graham, dec. i P, PERPETUAL• CURACIES. . _ . Sundawa, dio. ,Neweistle, ..New South piales : R. C. Rowe, Over-Tabley, co. and dio. Chester : val. £100: pa, Bishop' .a.Chester 'at& T. J. L:' Brooke, Esq., alt.: Rev. J. Smith, resigned. (I I ~ 1 CHAPLAINCIES. Clipstone Hospital, Northamptonshire : Rev, T, Due, prom. To, ,H. gyforces;'PlymoOth ;' Rev. G; RF. Langmeaa, prom. LECTURESHIP. • Bolton, Lancashire : dio. Manchester : stipend £150: pats. Trosteeg: testimonials befor? Mayc4l 3(6 i• I MISSIONARIES. Columbia Missions : Stipend £BOO :' (two) : application to Rev. J. Garrett, 3, Waterloo-place., London.-I '" ' CURACIES. Balinadee: dio. Co.r. ;,rongghton•Church, Derbyshire : dio. Lichfield: stipend £6O, With title. doleridgg, Deyon: dio. Exeter : with a title. doPArk, , Norfolk : dio. Ntrwich. 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'on the Subject :svould be pFochieect? :Sr. S. Iltibert, in reply, said that he did not object tnproduce it. Sir R. Peel called attention to the. position of . Switzerland with reference to the 'reeent annexa tion of .Savoy to France; but -the ,subject dropped, do ininister speaking in reply. 'Colonel Dunne moved .that the Income-tax be reduced from 10d. to 9d. ,in Ireland.: The ; Chancellor of 'tile' Exehequer , defended his proposal on the groundof necessity. The motion was negatived without a division. . Mr. Williams moved that incoines Under' £l5O be exempt from the toe. The Chancellor. of- the Excheque r admitted the inequalities of the tax. If the House desired inquiry he should not object. The motion was negatived by ..174 to 24--majority I'o. Mr. Bentinck moved the omission in the. Stamp Duties Bill of clause 17; legalising time bargains. Thy Chancellor Chancellor of the Exchequer said he waiiiready td omit it, for the purpose ` of bringing in a after' some Rirtber discussion the, clause was struck out. The Pope.has et length issped his act i of excommunicatinii against those who have takent part in the late 'rebellions in the States of the Church, and those who have sin;ce,beek cenVectpd With "invasion ox usurpation in the Romagna." It is: an act which will place theM, of Course, under ,the ban of • the Church. It remains to be seen what will be its, practical effect. , If it should prove powerless, then will there haebeen begun a,serious 'schism in the. Church of Rome. ~The Savoy and Nice' job is now' rapidly approaching to. completion. The treaty of ces sion by the Sardinian Government to France,— , the peOple of Savoy and Nice being,treated leg nitieh . like gangs of negro slaves which are simnel tin: t ies sold with the , plantations ; to which they belong,.---contains cue or' two' conditions which ' have yet to be fulfilled. Such, for instance, as the Commission to determine what the people of. those' territories shall contribute to .the debt - of . .Sarditia, and 'to the execution of several public contracts, and the like. When th4s treaty' receives the 'sanction of :Sardinia, 'WWI it has yet , to do; but of which there is no doubt, it will become executive for that Government. In lanticipatim,or this; King Victor Emmanuel has 'already released, his subjects of those provinces I frau) .continuing so,—and they are required to 'own as their sovereign lord, henceforth; their purchaser, Louis lsfiipoleon, of Fialicel ' l SWitzerland continues to: stand .up boldly for her 'rights of neutrality as regards Savoy and Nice under their new sovereignty- 7 -rights, Which she Pqr4o4etl; the interests of her safety • an 4 independence are deeply involved. More than. this,' she protests against the annexation, even should those rights be respectedi.as contrary to the principles by which her own and the neighbouring territories! were secured. She further"demandS that the' sfq(u qua shall be sus ' tained under any circumstances, and, appeals to the good offices of the Great Powers to maintain her rightful cause: Meanwhile,•the latest news from Francelis; that the Emperor has cOnseitted to submit the quetticn Of the neutrality of certain, distriattOt Sa*Oy to a Congreis of thoSe States whose signatures are affixed .to the treaties of 1.815, and to which Congress Switzerland would be -admitted. - The recognition by the French government of the treaties of 1815 finis implied, and therchante it appears kw hold out of a pOific _solution of the impending. difficulty, are said' to have had a favourable influence , on-• paris Bourse. ; : ; Prussia, in her-reply to the:Tste of the French minister, cordially concurs with England in ex pressing her disapproval of the 4nnex.ation of Savoy to France; and deClareS her resohiiiOn to examine and protect those rights of Switzerland which were reserved by. Sardinia, although this part of the question is to be - treated in a special - note. . There is no end of prdtesting, against those territorial and other changes :which , have all 'originate in the disorganising and aggressive paicy oe Louis Napoleon. Austria protests against the, uUnexation of the. Italian DuChies :to Sardinia,: and has formally notified the same to the Federal Diet -Of Germany ; where, however, it is- not likelTshe meet with, Much pathy on that question. The French press, according to order, noidoubi:' is opening out more and'more against yuoand. ..We are Attigiiteftkit seems, a,.s well as impolitic Lord lohn Russell's spirited speech' the other night is to be taken as'any indiCatiOn of English._ fe4ingfor not treating the French Emperor with The utmost confidence and reSp.ect. One of the papers, however, affects to think that the speech of the nahle lord was but " the explosion of a,gun charged only with powder ; but as the intention to, •w'onnd is flagrant 'an account must he kept of it for the future?? And : then-;itrje coolly added, that " .if anybody wal have cause to regret the ;rupture of the Anglo.-Frefich alliance it will not be the French , nation, which has not, for gotten St. Helena," There is something significant in this, it must be confessed; though it only implies what could not but be known before, that France :liar': still something to avenge, aild, What more natural, than, that to avenge it shoUld bra one of the,Napoleonic " ideas ? " It adds, Certainly, in no inconsiderable degree to the significance of such allusions, that preparations are said to he making at 'Paris for the campaigning outfit of_an army of 250,000 men, and that all whciaie,now on furiough have just been ordered to join their regiMents immediately., The,Ti?nes bewails the growing degeneracy of the age. with respect to loyalty and patriotism. WP arr. , t 4. that any people may dismiss, its ruler and take another by the vote of a malority l The only eon= sideration for a man t a unn.seienee is whether the poinninnity vgill profit by the changu; i an . d, as the general advantage is only the sum of individual' advantages, it follows that each man . May, law-, fully; agitate and vote for such. a change as "will benefit himself.'.' : And strange to say, Oni con temporary thinks that, as a utilitarian, he is bound to make noobjection to this, however the school of 'sentimentalists may : shudder at it. It evidently bemoans tikat '' this is what loyalty has got to, among the paternally governed nations of the Continent ;'-' an d hoWever some 'People may exult OVer this state of things, and regard it as' a sign of :advancing civilisation, it :yet deplores that there should along with it be /allowed " a simultaneous. weakening of other attachments which even Democrats will allow to be legitimate and honourable." But how can it be other Wise ? What dependence can there ever be upon the virtues of patriotism , and loyalty, when those in , whose breasts you expect to find thein,, are perverted' by principles of the most pettifogging selfishness ? - Well' may 'the leading journal exclaim : " When the idea' is OnCei implanted in an influential class -that, in Mr. 'Bright's words, they will ' double their incomes' by - becoming , Frenchmen, then French agents and ' men of enterprise' will do the rest,"—and that " universal Suffrage eventually conies in to :sanction 'all." And well may it fear that," there _are other SavoYards than those who live on the slopes of the Alps." The conTlai4 of the Nariiiag Herald that the Conservative party is repudiating the functions of a Parliamentary Opposition, would certainly seem to be only too well founded. '%Ve 'quite agree with our contemporary, that the division on the ChUrch-Rate Bill was a most _miserable exhibition, and that it was only made such by Conservative: members, who are known to,be decidedly 'opposed to such a measure, having abaented:themselves on the occasion. We should be reluCtant,to agree with the remark,•that in so doing they acted from fear. There is no .reason u to doubt that' aticing — thi Conservative constitu encies thronghout the kingdom; there' prevails b. ' strong feeling against that act of spoliation and sacrilege. Then what had they to fear ? ',But certainly they ought to have been at their posts. It is no excuse, we conceive; to say that it would have been useless—that there was a well-packed majority in favour of the measure which it would have been found utterly in vain to 'overcome. They ought, at any rat,e, to have shown their strength. The Bill, it,is hoped, will be thrown _out. _by the House of Lords.; and nothing could afford greater encouragement to its opponents in that' House, in rejecting it, than its-having been sent up from the Commons by no very imposing majority. Unfortunately, howeer, such on this occasion has not been the, case. But let us hope that the third reading will present a better array against it. We do not suppose it will make any great difference ; with their' Lordships: Bat it will at -, least look better. It is, HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LIVERPOOL.. Hour.. Height. MORNING sh. 2m. Mr. Oinr, ' EVENING sh. 52m. j'lOft. llin: &AMWAY, M4RCH 31, 1860. • 1' h TT however, ..upon . O ff end. grounds, i 14 1 ' as upOn this particular qu es ti on , th a t the I ding ConSeryatiVe organ complains of the inactivity and indifference' of its party in the House of Commons. "It may be good nature," i says our contemporary, "it may be a dread of responsi bility, or a feeling that their opposition will only arouse a fiercer antagonism to constitutional principles, that paralyses their action and pre- vents their combination for any given pnrpOse• Bnt it can hardly be doubted that by their want. of union and their hesitation they are completely playing the game of their opponents; and that when the time comes, as come it gill:,"very speedily, for making a resolute stand, , theirpast inaction,will tell fearfully on their morale and on their powers of 'resistance." There is ouly,,too 'witch reason to ,apprehend unhappy results like these. .One, would have thought that the Con servative party had karat, by bitter experience, ;13,at great. truth in politics, no less than in morals, .hat union is strength;" and that just in the MU e proportion, that '.u n i o n i s s t re n g th, is disunion rlpal I weakness, - and not merely disunion, bnt t aihy, and 104 ,is popularly, called litElepentlenee Party 'cornbiriations are bad recourse to on one side, they must of necessity on the other ; ttnless, indeed, the party combining is , to be. allowed to carry all before it. Now we say, that the Liberal party, so called, has -become a compact bod i y, for the attainment of. Certain political ends of a very mischievous character; and if they. are to be resisted in that objectwith any chance of success, it must be by a similar party combination. of their own. Our Conservative leaders 'havy . ,.po doubt had' muih to dishearten and discourage them of late.,. But let .them 'take L heart—there is a good time coming... The present unnatural and Ocanstitut ional coalition cannot last much lor#,. and not improbably erea . before it' breaks up - 0e country will be but too glad to secure the services again of a' Coliserratis . 'e Qorerninent. It must be highly gratifying and satisfactory to the Shipping Interest of this great port, to find their Tepresentative,• Mr. Horsfall, seconding so important a motion as that of Mr. Lindsay. Its object, 'as it would be seen, was the presents- tion by the House of Commons of an address to Her Majesty, praying that she willhe graciously pleased to enter into negotiations .with ! T he Empe ror of the French, with a ,view, Otinaking a treaty for the reciprocal abrogation of all discriminkting duties levied upon the . tessels'and their, cargoes of either -•of the two nations in' the pert:4 - 4 the other, and for procuring. suoir alterations in thee navigation laws of France; ,' ' may tend tc.o , facilitate conimercial.intereourse•and strengthen the friendly relations between , England and France. This were a most legitimate proceeding in every point of view.; and although it is one based on the principle of recipriocity, rather than on that of free trade, it cannot, nnclkAlie,,. circumstances, be in any wise objectionable-on that ground. The Government, indeed,, e, cordi ' ally adopted the inotiort, that it is be hoped no such objection ; OA ; will, in jaw quarter be entertained. We have the assurance of _the sident of the Board of Trade, Mr. Milner Gibson himself, " that the CrciverninAt `would lose no fitting, qppprtunity of; ,inducing the French Government to enter into a maritime tr•aty .with us, which would give to the English shipping in the foreign • and indirect carrying trades 'that reciprocity which at present was granted to us by the • Governments of Spain and Portugal," - though it could' not, he added " be expected that France would do anything to remove those restrietions Which' it imposed to prevent English. shipping from engaging in the coasting and colonial trade of France." It remains.to however; how the -. French _Emperor will now respond to any such overtures. At pmenti we are to believe the accounts' we receive from Paris, his Majesty is notin the_hest _of humeara- With us ; and we dare say that reOeut occurrences havedene a; good deal= to lessen theinflueh4-ot.) her Majesty's present Government with that of:;,, France. , • , THE more the Ministerial policy develops itself, the more does it became ob.vious, that it is not so much, on'this occasion, a mera vaulting_ambition overleaping itself, as a systero of scheming mid' maticeu,vering confounding its own devices. All I,J. coalitionS involve, more or less, a principle 4 prtifice and craft, and necessitate' a course Of: kubtlety and tortuousness. .How i can, i 4 *wel.l Otherwise, when men have: to , p,roend - td upon a policy, respecting whiehtt i lleir real views, often Avon faufkamental poi4is, are utterly atv variance with each other ? Therizaust of aeces-. it tity, in such a case, be eoxpprotaise,s o 4kna the, cots sideration has frequently to be,--not - 74t - is i right,' but what is'ei'peilient, ox . • vitut 4,poVtie. When ;\ SHA KS PEARE's SERVILI ITS says to SEM PRO*tt:thit " the devil knew not what he did when 'he made man poli4c—that he crossed himself ghat he could not but think that in the end the villaAie,k,of roan would set him clear "—he only said what we are having, even in theSe days, still illustrated before enr eyes, and in'the pelitites of our own, as well as of less favoured countlie>i. . • How politic was not the coalescing of the T'eeliteS., the Whigs, and the Radicals, under the popltir, but most deceitful name of " Liberals," though i t by them all to be, and how equally liti c thee- '3 artful alliance with a more scheming and unprin. 7 .- „ - cipled politician than all of them put together- we mean Louis NAPOLEON ? Who would hae ., : - /. • , thought 'that, upon any honeit and horkoUrable°s1 hu3 principle there could ever have been, not a com munity of sentiment, but even: a concurrence in 4LAD,STONE. and GIB ON ? And see what 0114. of its latest anornalies,—a great national ques- • ticm,. and one of more than ordinary seriousness, if trot also sacredness, is at issue in the Huse of Cann:tons ; we mean that of Church o sit i : a ts—and Ministers of the Crown come into the'arina of the • cindlict opposed to each other upon it I. It is a .fir A question: most 'materially affbating, not tile,a4fe tests merely but the very existence of that..44ich,;oo. is part and parcel , 9f i the ConstittrtioK they &kg' ad , a l so' gwprit to nphelcl--for ours is still, he it remem 'lkea, a Constitationof -Church and' L State—and yet do several of them come out and join: the 2..- sacrilegious phalanx that is ranged , againstiiti-1, 0 the one or two more scrnpulpu,s.- or their„ cok-pan.T . leagues, who cannot yet go quite such leinigtgo so headlong and perfidious a career, looking w ire no' doubt, aghast at the portentou s probeetliNg..rtiou We say the more i • erup,l44aTitT l #6 o - a - 4 1 - 4 7 -A t 4 11 . 1 why more scrupulous ? Was it upon principle, ,or frOm expediency.? Did Mr. Gladstone oppost ,his colleagnes-7eVen his Cabinet Chief—in theq 4 ii d ' ‘ ,. measure profanely and dishonestly, depriving e i A the Established Church of its rights - •Oi . property, bec r O i e it , was wrong so to deprivo,it, or because • as - the representative of the .§lergy as. . member for a great Church institution like 11344 - tit of the UniverSity of Oxford—he could not i gf, f himself, and chose what he regarded as the least;,, .1 4 11 of two evils ? We don't like imputing motives,', 4 =ir But what confidence can one Possibly have in the- , :i55.44 9 purity 'of any politician's motives has placed - tic° him Self, politically, if not morally also, equivocal a positiOn as that which of hi s hichfN i 4 : o „ u g ri L t A rr. D- • y STONE now occupies is . ;id r, •Mr mein? =aro. , 'And is .not their Imperial . friend and ally's,n u sscv Conduct much of a piece .with all this ? • Has ifotlit Louts :NAPOLEON, with all . his scheniing, kept I.them.very much in countenance ? upon _K it, that in the whole Course of their relationsi;roltl a ,, with each other, and . their consequent inutna:;fuedi intercoUrse, it has been, on both sides, more or less, a game, of "Diamond cut diamOnd.r. : 1 1.40rd L PALMERSTON and, Lord .10/IN RUSSELL; at any rate, kUew better what they were about t ll4l l .3 ''' '3 may at first sight; after recent exposures. an4lil Li exalathations, :appear to have been the "Those oft are st ra t agems w hi c h errors seem ." 33 ' 7A9 .Frvr a°3 ° ) . And in . politics, as in..anything , else, iii,.,artful.,7,Voird dodger is very, generaWy, even though it-tufty at-alr i. tgr/ the moment see m t o b e o th erw i se , " more knave ; , , - , 1 0 ,4c) than fool." 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