The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-18 00:00:00

S ~f ~3~~:► s~~`~j~`~ ~ VoTitntrtr aati 6fftlys. • p k '0 M to, CaURCII-ST.i&ET, (OPPOSITE ~. Stßir. _ *.E.l?-;, s lr - t- L ET), utvg-Exti6l,, •• - /14 , ; much pleasure in 'lnfbeitii*s 'his Many kind Friends and the Public that he birsiftitt' tit'.ided to SPOCK of lIEWELLERY, SlLVi'it .3NI) ELECTRO-P Nr - ATGHEs ) . , ISINiNG ANt) DivAAVlN'cOAdly33. (,LOCKS, DREsSr.N.IO CASES, WORK-D6.i.rtf* s AND DESKS, CUTLERY, AND TAMA' ARTICLES too nrantrous to mention, choiceSPeantens of art and workmanship, vox The Larkett and Finest assortment bf COPAL BItOe.Y.AIV,S, BRACELETS, NECItLftM IIEAI OP.NA I .**NIS, EA ItItINGs, sTubs, &c., ever iippeocted into Liverpool; tegctlatr • Sonic l ' . :tti.imens of ONYX .IND,4I4ELL ck:Trlos, ENAMELS, &c., all at extremely 'thiidr.tkte prices. His celebrated Stock of FIRST.:6LXSS ALUMINIUM GOODS, has also beCa._t-Asorted, and will be found very complett in all it;S . ll , \i`iitAer.,. K 'ltr, r, would mill particular attention is his ''Stock 61 JET ANT) BOG OAK ORNAMENTS, which he can confidently state is the 'hinufseil:C.4t. kE Urires.t. out of London. • The entire success which has Fetiterititil A cue Otning ,of F. W. ProwolPs N:•ew'rstatiltshrrient. 'has 'introt.. 3 'hih to 'spare exertion or cost to meet, the taste' , ana reqtirement s o f hi s many liberal. friends :Mel •gtppkrter, , , and therefore eN''ery novelty of the seasons is ;idtled to his usually very ch . otee stack. The cconoreAcal plan on whi c h 'his (stabliliLv.i•Att is conducted, and the advaatage he derircs from - CASH PAYMENTS, together with 'kis long expel - knee in 'biiii4eitss and connection with Liverpool, will, he truatti, be ,;are guarantee that a very moderate t.rotit will be chase.pf3 Mt all his goods. A Manufactory fer is attached to the Establithment, thereby enznatig Punctuality and Economy in all Orders and Repairs. w, P R 0 I\l t 1 L I , ^'3O; CHURCH-STREET, orrosi TE PARKER-STIZEST), LIVERPOOL. JUST PUBLISIIED,_ NEW EDITION. (May be had glatii.ort application, Or Tree ny post for three starpps ). rpHE TEETH.--Messrs. GAB RI EL' S TREATISE " On the Loss and only Effectnal Means'a Ifeitoring the Teeth," explainstheir patented system of supplying artificial teeth and flexible coralite gums, which are warranted for mas tication and articulation, even in Cast , 'When all other methods fail—without Aptings, wires, or any metal ; without any opera tion ; and shows how the best vataterials, with lirstelass work , manship, may be obtained at less than half 'the 'advettised charges.—Messrs. t AB RI EG, dentists to the-Prince d'ollagana, 134, Duke-street, Liverpool, established 131.3 (set dlVlenia); and at 33, Ludgate-full, and 110, itegent-f;treetv tbutlon. Messrs. Gabriel may be consulted daily, frdni tett Ib.sis. free of charge. They also will be glad to show tlfetimens of their newiy nvented work to those interested. It: -BELL, COAL AND CANNEL MERCHANT, T• 4A, DUKE-SITEET, • • • •.( N R Tiii; CtsTOM-1101:. , ,,) AM, 131, WELLINGTON-110.kD, ToxrillitrAßK. Haus& SHIPPING. AYE) ENGINE COALS. ADA:+IS'S ONE SHILLING BOX •tif VrATIONERY • , . Contalring SIXTI P- SHEON (31.10 b NOTE PAPER, EVy.NTV-rtrE ENVELOPES. FEN & HOLDER,WLX, PENCIL. dr RLOTTING LAPEL 63, CHURCH-STREET, (Opp&itc Old Post-officT Pike.) t tz ICOgUIIt.INS, WEAK LEGS, KNEES, A-ND AN f►iel:S. CALEB WALKER'S ELASTIC STOCKINGS, KNEE AND ANXLE BAN'D.GES., • • Are the only Artier tkat will 'retain theft- h usticity. Heat or Cold will not affect them ; require 'no lacittg, and may be drawn on immediarely j osun ordinary stocking. Wholesale, Retail, and far ElP6et. • CALEB WALKER, • mAN OF ACTUREIt, INDIA-RUBBER DE 'OT, 42, SOUTH CASTLE-SIIttET. Can he forw:arded by post, and directions for measurement sent on application. • _ WRITING'. DESK, DRY.S.SING CASE, AM) WORK BOX - WAREHOUSE. -- ADAM S' S , ••LADIES) LARGE ROSEWOOD DRESSE.NG CASE, lined with Silk Velvet, e e t t lOAtnag' JDrav 4 et,tls. ADAMS'S LADIES' PORTABLE LEATIIP,R eontpletel fitted, ADAMS'S GENTLEMEN'S PORTABLE tt'!ktnEß DRESS ING CASE. with large Bruebe‘, MO:frettly tilted. Gd. ADAMS'S WORKBOX, lined gilc, With Lock and key, es. Gd. ADAMS'S ;LEATHER WHAAllgtr' CA3E, eqmpletely titteth • • ‘- ' 1001 I:TAB lin4 Key, 2s. 6d. 63, CHURCtr-STREET, l'ltrbsite Old Post-ofliee_ Plucky.; T Z TEETH. • t' . .s. - - .. ,1 r HE WITITN GI:TrA PERCHA ENAMEi t _ for STO: PING DKCYEDA. TEETII..---T-hts it -)u ab e preparation, - - introduced by Messrs. tiMiltIEL, toe old-established Dentists, ma c be h e Iltin tl.th Inventors, or through any Chemi s t in the kintganti. (observe their name on each box). • Price h. i 9., tvith full directions' enclosed ; nr will he sent nee by:post OA rzceipt of 20 stamps. ,---- __ The GUTTA: rEßtni EN.k3lEL.is.warranted free from all pernicious inaetlients, and is therefore only regnisi e to he kn/sk - n ))4 0 apPreciated. Will prevek . 69thuclie, and prove an invaluable boon to thousacnis suffering from this distrmsins malady. PATENT WHITE EN AA EL ChM ENT. , The only permanent prepttottion for front teeth, which effectually retains its col',Wr (3s. per packet). It was at* Unto- camidered to bc-a de,iderattim among the profession IC ttii,;cover a Stopping which would till up, permaacntkv, the cavity caused by decay, and arrest its progress. This the Messrs. G. have had the honour to achiere,ln lige - Taliape of a perfectly white PRIMO., whfeh, when applied to decayed frontteeth, remoras them to their natural pearly whiteness, or can be s-hroterl to resemble natural eitaneelp_erfectly; for which, h a vi ng secured TIER. 3 IAJESTY'SITOTA T. LF.TTEKS I'ATENt., its h highest eiteginiums from the leading peg, inclicels,•tb.cy e , , , - tirlently recommend it as otre of Cite Most valuable letoW,f.- tions to Dental bunter)", SELF-ADIIISkIVE, WUtltll Y SPRIACS. A NEW bIi4COVERV-I • ROTEctio) nOtAL MESSRS. .O.XBRiII, Call attention to their new and in' Abable improvemeut, being the ftptilicatitin titE CORALITE GUM COLOURED - VULCANISED INDIA-RUBBER a it base for GABIIT_EL'S C'elebrated MINERAL Tr:Km with FLEXIBLE GUMS, being guaranteed, even in cases where Other methods have failed. The best riutterials, with first-clusa warlimanshitv t only, emplo3 - ed,wnd are supplied at less tl4ftu Ikalt The di'dv.eiaVy cost. American Alkiefal Teeth, front .C.l t.oNDON ot-stxtn.rs**E . i , :n , : 33 & 34, tUDGATE-iittL, acid 110, glitiENT-STREET. trrhtiroet. rNT : 134, DUKK.KTREET I•OI , 4 4 ....*rrE 13LR av-sva . Attendance &My, from Ten to Six. Stopping.'Decayed Teeth, and every operation appertafning 1 to Deattstl7, at moderate charges. VALUE AND IMPORTANCE OF Tilt- The Meth influence the form and rtptession of the countenance TOe than is generally ket a'giued, and the finest fare is disfigured if the Te e th ae irregular, and a dis greeable expression is prodVand. When the• Teeth are 4,re'ed and regular, there is, when speaking or sinning, A. fascination present which prevents further examination of the countenance. The most e cases are those persons about the middle period of life who have lost their Teeth for, how ever clear and • perfect their utterance may have been before their less, it is impossible to regnin it witheet tar plying' the deficiency by means of Artifteild VAT,. FROM COtTNTRY Vto: VISIT ONLY REQUISITE, you. A SINCrLE. TOOTH Olt COM PLETE StPT*.-4' MESS R'S. GABRIEL, THE OT,D ESTNI3LISIIED DENTIsTs, far 13 4., 16 'OK t-BTR E E T , LI V E ILFC.ri 1, Air 33, LUDGATE-HILL, LONDON la i r 11 0, . r.ct 0 E N T -s T IVE E T. i . . Attendance daily fix..n Ten to Six. .•• : 111' 1701417,NTEEL RIFLES. PRESS COMPANY. It being to contemplation to raise a comr.vsy in con zectian with the Puss, and the Printing yinfession. in this ,toTrn, cemmunications from those clesivous of being enrolled will be received at the Daily Times Office, addressed "Secretary, pro Press Company." • LYCEUM RIFLE CORPS, 68TH LANCASHIRE. - Members are partivtlarly requc.tatl to form a Cilaz.s for Eightowu as soon as po,sible. W. G. r, R A.DLE Y. Captain SCOTLAND WARD RIFLE 'VOLUNTEERS, (41ST COMPANY). This Company MEET for DRILL every Monday and Friday EreAing, at Ilaif-past seven o'el,ek p.m., at All Saints' Parish School. Great Nelson-street North. Any further information Till be gi. - en by the officers on duty. • RIFLES, cIIILDWALL (41ND L. It. V VAV R ERTEE and WOOLTON DIVISION , will meet at ~: 1•?ir recweetive Drill-rooms at Hall-past Five on Saturday. for CO SPAN V DRILL BY ORDER. September 13, 1560. II - I DIVISION LANCASHIRE la RIFLE VOLUNTEERS. T. , ers - Trill be a COMPULSORY PARADE of the Division for Battall.n Exercise, on Thursday next, the 20th instant, at Seven o'clock p.m., at the Ilaymariret, in Great Homer-street. Undress uniform. By order, W. LAKE, Captain, Actin -Adjutant. b ' Vtiv "*. iM ' T r' QT. ANNE'S RIFLE - VOLUNTEERS, (741 H LANCASHIRE.) COMPULSORY DRILL. Members will ATTEND at the .Store House, N. 1, Ro , c• Lill, by lialf-past Seven o'clock TIIIS EVENING (Tuesday the IFth instant. in FULL DRESS. No excuse, excep' illness, ean be accepted. GEORGE S. WILLINGS, GEORGE TURNER, i Captain,. ST. ANNE'S RIFLE VoLUNTEEILS, (7.1111 LANCASHIRE.) After the 15th instant the NIGHTS of DRILL will be altered thus :-Ist l ompanc, on Monday Evenings; 2nd. Company, on Werinesday evenings; and FULL DRESS PARADE, weather permitting, on Friday evenings. Members to muster at Half patt Saves o'clock each evening, at the Hunter-street Schools. Company Drill, Room No. I;_Squad Drill, Room No. 2. GEORGE 4. WILLiNGS, Ca tains GEORGE TURNER , I P QT. ANNE'S RIFLE VOLUNTEERS (74TH LANCASHIRE.) • • This Corps, which now numbers upwards of 130 members. having fermed a Second Company, Lieutenant George Turnei has been promoted as Captain, and Fnsigti Ashley as Lleitte. riant. The additional Officers appointed are Mr. Richard F. Stehle, Lieutenant; Mr. Joseph G. Kitchen, Ensign; and Mr Earauel White, Ensign. . _ . The Public ;wearing-in of the 'Member? , of the Second Com pany will take place at the Odtlfelkw , ?' Hall, St. Anne-street, This (Tuesday) Evening. William Brown, Esq., will take the Chair, supported by Mr. Alderman Woodruff and the Cotineillors for the Ward. The Membei,i or the Corps hare been inv'ted by Joseph Kitchen. Esq., one of the Councillors of the Ward. to spend Siturday Afternoon next at his private residence, Oak House, West Derby, when a Bugle will be presented by 3lrs. Kitchen. for the use of the Corps. IST LANCASHIRE ENGINEER VOLUNTEER CORPS. rNIFORM—SCARLET; with BLUE FACINGS, TRimmED with - WHITE. Applic ttions for Enrolment in the Cadet or Staff Company to be made at the Secretary'6 Office, 20, Clayton-square. No further applicatioas I.)r Enrolment in the Artisan Com pknies can be entertained at present, the companies being .. - ..:ready completed. liv Order. JAMES \E 'LANDS, Esq., Borough Engineer, Commanding Officer. J. A. PICTON, Esq., F.S.A., Chairman. H. C. BELOE, Esq., Treasurer. v. 0. 1. - t.t,Tsolx, -‘,!hitpct. Unit. Seiii-ary. ST LANCASHIRE ENGINEER VOLUNTEE. CORPS. DRILLS take 'place in Roselhill and Seel-street Police !ta •t'ons every Monday at Seven, and Satnrdav at Half-past Five o'clock p.m.; and in Gill-street Market at Seven o'clock on iym nes day Evenings. _ JAMES YEWLANDS, Esq., .I.. nr f-o• h PAnt•li” , . nt IRISH VOLUNTEKK RIFLES COMPANY, wE,r. quAnfvft% AND STOSCROUSE 1, DEVON-STREET, CORNER, OF STAFFORD-STREET. The MEMBERS are requested to attend for mum, punc bully as follow.:—Monday, at 7.30 p.m.; Wednesday, at 7.31 f.rn. ; and Saturdar, at 6.30 p.m. - Gentlemen intending to join this Corps can obtain every in. formation from the Officer on duty. J. GUNNING PLUNKETT, Captain. DANIEL POWELL, Lieutenant. PETER SELVESTER BIDWILL, Ensign, 45TH LANCASHIRE VOLUNTEER RIFLES NOTICE.--,Respectable and eteady Men will be admitted 'Members of ot this Company, on most reasonable terms, by apply ing to F. W. PROMOLI, Lieut., 30, Church-street, opposite Parker-street. • IFT I G HI A N D_-- — 1 e Uniform Of this Company, Which excited so much adm ration at Knowsley, and wcich is creating so much enthusiast. among the Scotch and kilt-admiring community in the town censis sof a Clan Malcolm Tartan Kilt, Fawn-grey Doublet (iengarry Bonnet, arc., and coats not more than £4 when corn plete. VOLUNTEERS The Company msacts for Drill on Tirc-,day and Friday evenings. at No. 3, Lip - on -street, Stafford-street, London-road, at half-past seven, when gentlemen-•desirous of joining will please apply to the officer on duty. The uniform may be seen, and particulars obtained, on application to Mr. 11. F. Craig. 132, London-road.. Entrance Fee, 3s. ; Annual subscription, 15s. 1, , • ... r,nrtilo”-,nail , 71ST HIGHLAND RIFLE VOLUNTEERS Entrance Fee, 10s. 6d.; Subscription, £1 per annum. Furs. Des Uxtroam (Kilt, Doublet, and Plaid of fawn grey, with blue facings, Glengarry a.ul Feather, and Black Patent Leather Belts,) costs a6mit UNDELESS CAP AND TROtspßi 1 3 6 This tfte , efulty got it s and soldicrls-Ih•oking. Uniform has teen highly comtnenderl by all the Scottish and Irish Press, and by the great majority of the English Frets, in their acc , unts of the. Kilo% sley Gentlemen desirous of joining this e•lf-supporting Corps are rtonested to make early application to the undersigned, bring an introduction of recommendation, if not known to present members. DRILL on Thursday Evening, at Seel-street Police Station, at seven o'clock. JOHN SCOTT, Cautain, 1, lncEa-buildings. J. M. FRAMER, Lieut., 11. Rumford-place. THOS. C. FYFE. EnAign, 26. Custle-itreet. THE LIVERPOOL VOLUNTEER, litAhllS. ihe Comtee of the L. V. (I. proceed, with thc ENTIOL. MENT of MF.MBERS Daily, at Head-quarters, 1, Clayton , square, from Nine R.M. V) Six p.m. tientlemen of the r..quired standard, 5 fret 9 i - ackes and up. 'vends, wishing to join th e a b ove sell-cumrtiwg Coi-ps att requested' to apply to JAMES CUTIIBEIVT. lion. Sec., 12, Clacton-square, for Rules, &e. Entrant:c Fee, 2,15. Annual Subscription, 21s. The Uniform, fine scarlet, with White Facing's. and Sill-in (Strictly regulation). Frew item of expentlitnre ant' c•tttit to be within the most cumminical limits consietent.with efficienct. military Drill every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday, et halt-rant Six. Athletic Exercises will be introduced, as llroadtormal, Fencing Ind! ar Clubs. anA Gymnastics in gen. rat. An " Assault a Ann_i," at which Prizes will be given, will be held periodically, when_ the friends of !Members will he invited to attend. _ VoLUNTEE R 39TH LANCAbillith El FIE COttPs. .."•lember4 intending to compete at the Rifle - Pri - AN re.-..t month, at Mg .tom - n, arc - desired to give in their names. co eiS to be tormcd into a CLASS, ter Position Drill and :Nltivketty Practice, As many 31etnhAs pos,,ihie are inelted to kiln the Camp at Higbtown, where ail arrangements will he tnade for theft re:eprion after due notice, and 'where Target Practice can be Lid every morning. Cr-mitanv Drills every Wedrnsk.y and Pritla;it Evenings, at HEOf-past . Sev , 3n p.m. Squad Mills for Recruits every Evening; at the Storehouse, - whet e a Drill-Sergeant is constantly in attend-met , . A second Division of this Corps is being formed. Al: Persona desirous of joining can hare application forms, and even , other information. 'v al - th - Mir to the Hon. Sec., Mr. I t'. h. Richards, No. 18, V .t - n after drill. ^n ne•e b lings or any evening This corps farm pa c t of tll2 ' , 7:1 Battalion, tinder the command of Li eutemint-Colonel filadstnne, and p.,rticipa•es in the benefit of the shooting ran 4e at Ilightown, which is not anrpassed in the kingdom. M. I \UV , : GPIFFITHS. Captain. j • • o (t' • ' e trAkr;-•.. ' • & 41.11 BRIGADE vm, ' , INCA:it! tI E ARTILI.F.PI . vi 1 . ;,... , :,.. Ez A r.,-QuAßTrils: c. it 'Eli Es . t: Li v.AL? 00L ~, 1 ,,,,, ii. ,... Th ffsußANce Tr , ' r , I)I V.,. DALE-sTREET. GENERAL ORDER. On and ;Met' the l, „ n ,eptcmbet, the Itegiment will 2o i ot• , Winter Quarters. and the DRILLS will take pl ace as un ler : Nos. 1 and 2 Companies, on Thursday, at Itose-hill Police Station, at 7 p.m. No. 3 cm.,,mr, on Monday, itt. St. John's Schools, Welling tort-road, at 7.10 . p.m. or. Tueeday, at Rose -hill Polio, Nos. 1. 5. and 6 Companies, Etiatirni, at 7 p.m. Nos. 7 and 3 C om p an i es , on Friday, at Rose-hill P o li ce Station, at 7 p.m. 61:N DRILL. !‘ I and 2 Companies, m TIICSdaFf at 5":'9 p.m: _2%06.:1 and 4 Coinvanic, on Thursday. at 6 .^) (1 P." Yr-. 5 and 6 CoittpaniO, on Friday, at 6.39 p.m. No.. 7 and 9 Companies, on Wcdnesdar, at 6.31' r.m• JAMES BOURNE, Lieut:-Col. Commanding. ESSRS. WILLIAM HEYWOOD, of No. 8 Company, and 8. R. ROBERTS, of No. 6 Company. 4TR BRIGADE requested to C 4 4 41, at React. Q4arters, 3Sirttis,..ltarriages, atth. i nth- Births, Marriaffes, and Deaths., roylearded fo#• insertion, most be properly authenticated ktei.ql, name and address of tht sender. The e,karite for the insertion of Births will be Biz. Pence each. LIVERL'OOI.°WOOI, SALES. To-nivittiw (Wednesday), the 13th instant; tit It'? Cotton Sale Room, Colenaial-buildingsk 30, vuo. s t ree t, 130 Sheefs EnktiA 'SKIN antl ,EE'C'E WOOL. Also, tut Moi the 24th instant; • 1,800 Bales East India 350 ~ oltaclo: e , Wa,*lied Oporto and Spanish MOttntalte -5P Srrian and Alexandrian j WV81:. 40 „ Goats : • : •• „ 60 „. Slidddy ) „ Sundries :1.650 Balen For catakiki. , .,l ,arc., apply to - ,lALCOL3I GREAME & BILBROUGH, Brokers, VHURSDAY. On Thursday next, the 20th instant, at, To7clvt o'clock, at the • Brokers' OPict Dilecaireet, 4• • 909 Singapore IttE_l . ALO HIDES.B It° WNII, NTH tt ; Ar . ' CO., Brokers. Apply to On ThurstltylttiltiV.,29th instant, at Twelx.e.u'clook r at the "13 1 tokeite 0 cc, Liverpool and London Chambers, 5 Chests Korpah 4 „ Bengal JEFFERSON k TAYLOR, Brokers. MARRIAGE. On the 11th inst.,. at Si,. Mary's, Edge-hill, by lilt Re,. :F. M. Hark - t, the ineninbent Mr. Jatues Pyo Eisertiool, to Helen, youngest daughter of the late 'Mr. lkieltard Grehu halah, of Sv. , lfelen's, Lieutenant a the 7 , rst Litht Infantry. . BROWN and .8.,/,toN most reSpettfully announce to their cus tomers and fife public generally, that they keep aiarge and well-selected stock' ek articles required for, F•amily Mourning; and that xll Fitherra and Mourning orders ale attended to with the greatest care and economy.—Magazin : 81, 83, and .65, Bold-I/MON—Aar. HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND PM 4.—Erysipelas, cancer, ulcers. hemorrhoids, or - piles, boils, and prickly heat are treated with unvarying success by this mild yet penetratinFz unguent. The vast consumption of these remedies in India and throughout. the Last is a better pt-wet of their excellence than the teatiniony of any individual, The, a - oeld riot be in such demand in all our distant dependencies and 016nie.,, if they had not been found se universally beneficial. Few ii.ternal or etternal diseases'ean withstand 'Hien• joint influence ; whilst the Oinhneut cools, soothes, and remedies Outward coniplaints, the Pills - bj puFlf•Arg the blood, TinproVing indigestion. and stiraulating the kidneys, Clore:mut/1y throw nut frena thasestem those subtle corruptions is - Veh tneeniered erysiipe as and - its associatee, New Isys;s:e Pols\ —Arne NEW FouNTAIN Pay.---.A „...al O ,- annoyance that n 'had steel pen can hardly b e me. .;,,jtja.,,.t.b, difficulty is to get a good one. Amor.q.st the r..,:eht 4a., ,, iles,• e _ merits the %eve " fountain pen," Just u ttothree 4 .l2.Y Mahal] t/ and Co., is the best we have ever seen. IIY S'Fl.f!e btit effeo tive contrivance the ink is retained in.a . ::,,kk i ktab l . , b :r . f i n , ans of a second inverted barrel, above the `Neitltkgnitr, and this barrel can be taken cot at any timc, St; like V : , M'i, cat* be kept perfectly c a n without any chance of !veil* t.Mroded. Another' feature in this pen is, that egie. di it 4 the ink will liist ter I fiVe inintites' quick writing. 'Xibl , ••4l ItSelf I, 61' the finelt 'tlCl•ciiiikion, and in merchants' officeis'htelks, and indeed Yi erVt'k' place, it will be found to fill ii. Want felt by ever" , like Itp to this time. We have tried this splendid pen, tandV-t to us by Mr. E. T. Hall, South John-street.,./ind an ptollounee it perfect, and we are sure all 'e 'n use It 'WM FriVe a full verdict in its'fa your. . . Cos sun etrole, ':::6k:b n, A srtilta. AND BIZ:MAIM , Ctal, , Es, —" / hfdieeet;i4l the preparation of 71n Agra. of lloroliound an't Ani.qtle (as prepared I", ..1(0, .harts,; •t!:!•2 Copperas hilt,sti.;erpool,) will prove of am'ft ca at, in ca,f s of broil eltiffs anti illripilltt cons4poption, rho, ‘io y ° M,.. rrgt ff ly algid. It 7, Here I the most irritatiag I oagl, in, 3 , ,,=_,,, ? ;,,,t, ; and, although it cootens no preparatioo of opiif6l, it induce,, 5,,,,,d and rfreshiny st-ep, soothe , It :teriVe's Aptelo, and restores the Valthy action of Or , ‘",n14 . 4.*; Itetoirenended above all other inedicims by Sir , Sliorandkr .- Trikiles—ste Thomson'. Materiel Medioa, page / , ','..i., t-81. 2.. 1 he iollaering is from Dr. Brett, the eminent 1 211.:Aiabt : --" I consider the balsam of hore hound and anisettives prepared by Mr. Martin, an elegant and eitietent cOttet remedy, end I fillly agree it ;th -i r A7exitn der Tralles and Dr, Anthony Todd Thomson, t ti it, in conjune flan %with tea liter oil, it is en admirable remedy for con sumption and delicate 'eetie.ttitutions."— R. H. Brett, Ph. 1/r., n.it.C.S., late Lecture' on Chemistry and Medical Jurispru dence, Liverpool Royal Infirmary. The bale in of horehound and aniseed Is prepared only by T. Martin, eherais4 22, Cop peras-hill, Liverpool ; but, owing t / its great unit increasing sale, - agents have been appointed in all Prin Opal towns and cities. It can be procured wheletate from Minuets and Co., Edinburgh and'York, 'from S,itt on and Co.. dTihsee ILas,en:ietshrt maeott, Manchester,' a_pd *llelesale and retail from the manu facturer, .Wet. facture; ms above. frice, Is. 14d., 2s. 9d., and 4s. lid. each. A most !itlieres°ttihre'e4g:iralee..olledr.y; complication°;.rofiMeeabYrapsotst'ls'6d. Revalenta Arab' Thirty-three of medicine,' by Du Barry's delicious Ica pond is recorded in t , e following letter. ' q!./ 52 ,4 - 2. " Bridgehouse, Frimlev Surrey, April 3, 1834. 3',lrs! diseased lungs, ' ' pith . of blooi liver derangement, deafness , singing * ,'pitting ears, ' constipation, your Residents Arabica. My lungs li4 ia'' debility, shortneas of breath and cough, 1 • ears are all right, my hear ng pe • marvel to all my acquaintances. J merchant." Cure No. .1,2, 8. . beet,' etneved , by , r, stomach, head . and perfect, and my recovery is a • ~ m ai h a t ies Roherts, timber nervousness, debility, with cr , unps, 1 4a ~.,7,e,t1e3; have been effectually cured by Du Barry's health restoring Food. 1 shall be h a ppy toanswcrany inquiri es ... R ev. John w. Flavell, Bid lington Rectory, m Norfolk." Cure No. 3,9. "'Thi r t een years ' cough, indigestion, and general debilit y have bc.srt removed b e Du Barry's excellent Food. J. Porter, Athol -street, Perth." in' Let invalids avoid the fearful dangers of sputious am injuri ous i i in m i i t ta ,!i in „ i i i i s w off e er p e row du . n b d it e e r d a by va t r t l e ri et i vo x f h false p retences. Nevill's Court of Ch ancery uncle: .1 ren Ore of £5.000' against Alfred Hooper Nevin and hi, ,i;x.„is ; and the pretences that Nevin has a patent t'or Arabica Food, and that! Da Barrys are connected with such patent are n•v full, en the seal utterl, false. No canister is genuine without the inane /la • Du Barry St Co.. 77, Regent-street, in ~, . . 3 Packedin "s. ~,, wrapper.. Shopkeepers who attempt imposition in one ;tattle most expect to b - distrusted in all others. . `fib 22 2 1 1- . s. ; 4b. le. ,d. ; 1 lb. 2s. 91; 211,. 4e. 6(1.; olio. Ils, 40s. The 12 lb. and i 4 lb. canisters are sent carriage free on receipt of Post- o ffice Order by Barry Du Barry and Co., 77, Regent-street, Loudon ; Fortnum Mason and Co. and throiigh all grocers and chemists. Agents in this district :---NixonSz Thew, I, Castle-street ; T. Low ; J. lUvkus' Forsyth ; F. G. J on e s , .5, Paradise-street ; R. Stunner S cCo; H. S. Alpas s ; Jr. PearsOn & Sou; J:Oliver ; W. Cross: Sharp, Higgins, &Co; Clay & Abraham , 37. Bold-street ; Evans, .. on '"' & Co,, wholesale agents; John Bey non; Thompson Az Capper;. J. Str a w son , druggist; G. Braniwell & Son ; C. n .ronilow, 1, 'London-road; Isaac Wood v ill e , t ea dealer; , "aimes & Co, whole sa l e d rugg i s t s; F . Staveley, d rugg i st, Price - street ;T. D. Walker,, Ranelagh-street ; J. 11. H o well, 2 Dale-street ; Rin • gston, druggist, Bold-street; Henry Middleton; Gilbert brothers; J. Cruice ; Grace & Belk; G. Barber, 21, Great George -street Birkenhead; T. Fore druggist ; B. J. C an dl er ; J. Dution; J. g. Hargraves Sanders le Co.; Cr Jones ; J. Green, -'" ' ' - -.-- gommtrrial gain% ~.,,TTits DAY. A • This, nay (Toe-day ), the 18th ittolA l 4, at 1- 1 alt. Past, One o'clock, iL the Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court, American BI , 'ITEIt,.CIIEES4..BACON, and lIARS. Apply to - WM. GARDNIiII. k CC., tickers, This 'Day (Tuesday), ths? intoot. at Ilalt-pa4t o'clock, at the C' .Sal'eF;e . ai, Temple-court, •:•• 400 iir.At").er l ican BUTTER, : • 4 BACON. , f • lately tabiletl. thy to J. MARQUIS & CO:, Brokers. • This VS.`k . (Ttiesday), 18th instant, at Half-past Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' °thee. Dale-street, 1,000 Bags Guzerat RAPESLED, 500 ~ .3LATIIIE SEED. BItOWNE, lIUNTEH, BrOl'rs• A ty to • On account of who. it may concern. This Dar . I'ticaday), Ike 18th la T*o o'clock, at the BrOkers' 4 C4ifortiaD;Mßdings, "36;ba1e-'etrect, Bales MoGADORE, vlamagerl by. , sea water. ly to 11.A.LC6LA BILBBOUJI I . Brokers. .. 'Phis 'h.t'S• lOcs4lay), the . 18th instant, at Twe.ve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Chapel-street, tasks Jamaica :lifillauttOrl ex Plantagenet, Thins :I alatio.l. Xriply to Messrs. ,Bernard Hall ancL ' rporchan Vo GRIFFITH, SONS, PALEPHORPE, Brokers. TQ-.MORROW Tottiorrow (Wednesday), the 19th inetant, at Ta - elye o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale , street, 25 Casks TALLOW. BROW NR, HUNTER. ic• 00, Brokers. Applr to To-morrow (Wedne,day), the 19th inst., at Few o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, Victor a'buildn4t, 80 Sheets Englich and Irish Vince WOOL. riatKl.N.s 4,e, 'ROBINSON,. Wool:Brokers. APPIY to To-morrow (Wednesday), the. 19th mstunt,:and following da: - s, It the Public Salerootn,.ENthange-bUildings, 'O,OOO Bales East ludia WOOL, /60 Bales Mogminfe &e., WODLS. P.&lli. 'I:ITTEEDALE &CC Broker; Apply to To-morrow ( Wednesiky), 19th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' °filet., 1 - 4; Writer-street, , • , )35 Tons LagtinarLqGWoOD.. ex 'Ostr;tii, frOm Laguna: Gerirge's Doek. Arply 'to 1)(,117.0N & N4.:FHE4v, Brokers. LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. To-morrow (wedne:dv), the I9th inst., atifour o'clock, at the Votten*Naltfooo7, Exchangc-bu. dings, 1,300 Bales East India, Egyptian, Portugal, 1 WOOL. ' Russian, and other Foreign ,503 Sheets English Skin and Fleece WOOL. 2,000 Bales and Sheets. Apply to W. GE.E.I3I}; & Broker? :~: , To-moriorr (Wednesday), the 19th intstaiit,lit . Tivc:T.ye o'cleek at noon precisely (and net en fhe its preViameilz,7 adverttaed) i on the (Int. ,- of tie Toiteth - Plyck; 845 Pieties. XDbI:IZ. 'POLES, 1,;40 Pieeet ltleliEttS elflltATltObtvb,• now (midi)* ex coeit Cornelltise, from IN arru. 'Apply' to ,Tolitiph titt4itner, k..lUp, , meritatiti 'br 0 E 1.) WA itD :CHALON - it; R. Wood Brokei and Meistirer, 6, East Side Queen's Dock. NEXT WEEK. On the '2sth instant, at Three o'e!oek, at the Cotton Salesroom,. 2 1,000 Bales East India, Portuguese, and other WOCIL. Apply to JOHN L. BOWES & BRor [ILK, Wool Brokers. On Tuesday, the 23t1t - instent, at Three o'clock, at the Cott°Y.l Stle'rocint, 1,C09 Bales E i ntt India 1,10 e, gogidore , „ 'Unwashed 81-KA-Oporto. WOOL. Sbo - Sranish 100 „ White 1,830 Bales. • APPI3' to JOAN L. BOW 4, IC: BRO., Wit32l Brokers. On 6aturflal ftet% the 29th instant, at TWO o'clock, at the 131 1 01.4.;i5' Office, Victoria-bnildings, Hackin's-hey, 300 Bales East India, 350 Balea 3logadore, 1413 Hales Oporto, Lisbon, &c., WOOL, 23 Bales Gray Iceland; 111 260 Bales Foreign COW HAIR, 6 Bales corroN RAGS. Apply to riltxtNr,* rtoiiiNsoN, Wool Broker. NEXT MONTH TO clatie a'ecounts of a Wine 3ferehan't, deeeMetl. f'n Wednesday,•the 3r4 Oeto'ber neit, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 17, Dale-Areet,.Liverpool, About '2O Pipek, 20 Hoioheadt, I Fine Old PORT WINE, and of the 36 qt, arter-cas k ., ) • . Vintages of 1831. 1833, and 1834. ~ t llog s he a d s , ) ~ 40 Quarter-L:IIA., i , SHERRY WINE. , - _ Also, About 26 Cases Sparklinu HOCK, „ 27 Cases BURGUNDY, , till HO , 4 Cases SCE, - • ~ 62 Cases , 24 Cases MOSEIXEs • „' 21 - 6 Casa "CA,SSIPAGNP, ' • '' 4ttai l ter-Usks I •,., .• • ••" IS Cates, ' i CLARET, .... .„ 14t, Cases (Thrt , DozPns eachl PORT WINE, in bend, y, 480 Dozen fine PORT WINE, duty paid, ~ 1 Butt, fI , 1 Hogshead, ) SHERRY WINE, /I 4 Quarter-Casks, i •• ~ 94 Cases, .. „ 14 Pipes, ~ 12 Ilopittik's, , Spanish RED \VINE, ' • ~• 4 darker-Casks, ss :. Pipes Lisbon PORT \VINE, i+ 36 ..ogsheads Valencia PORT \VINE, i, 5 Quarter-Casks French RED WINE, ~ 144 Cases COGNAC BRANDY, ~. 2 Puncheons Jamaica RUZI. Apply to CHARLTON I. HALL ez SON, Brokers. Ott sSait, 1 1 4 6 E&.toRTEE.s. ON SALE,• - bOUBLE-REFINED TABLE SALT, k ) .l.::.keil In hermetically sealed earthenware jars, suitible for the.lndia, China, Sze: markets. ockLIFF, 11, Drury-lane. ON SALE, VARNISHES, PAINTS, CoLOVRS, WHITING, CHALK, .6ee, ARSENIC, CODPF.RASs StiGt.lll,EAl}, ND tHA P MICALS, RAILWAYvENfieiIt, N:sn *NAV:G*ON GREASE": 4 MACHINERY, IiAMP, 1 AND PAINT OILS, See. Apply V. -- - JOHN MATTHEWS Sr. CO.; • Oil and Drysaltery Merehantp COMMERC lAL. LIVERPOOL, Nik):, VA tATENING. *CI* ttttleit `4l het. *, Liverpool Cotton Market; to-day, a moderate business has been transacted without quotable change in price. The sales—including too Pernambuco, 7d to Rid 40 Maranham4 1 4d ; 200 Egyptian, 7 . i td to 101 d ; 800 tilrat, : t.`l4-d to ód— amounted to 8,000 bales nr which 2,000 are on speculation and fet tkpott. re (tatfte 1n the . Liverpool rattle 3141.ket, to-day, t h, supply Of beef was target than last week. There WM a good deMand at full prices. Sheep in taxer stlpply, and a fair aepiand, without change in prices. Beef, 4d to id per lb. ; muttnn, ici to Rd per lb. Numbers at Jmarket . Cattle, 2,660; sheep, 11,M, in the Liverpool Share Market to .day, there was net much business dant; but prices were sup ported witli i'einarkable steadinesto, and closed withoAt hew feature of any kind. The business transacted included---:Birkenhead, 781 ; Dublin and Drogheda, 74! ; Eastern Counties, 104; Gt. Southern and Western, 11 l 2 ; Great Western, 73:, 4-; Lancashire and Yorkshire ; 1121, ;, ti , y ; London and North-Western ; 1004, ; Man chester, Sheffield and Lincoln, 461, 1, b ; Midland. 1201; 83uth4,astern 26 1-16; West Midland, Oxford, 434, ; Dutch Rhenish, 4 ; Grand Trunk of Canada ; 71; Great Luxunibourg constit., 7 ; Great Western of Canada, 12i ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, ilarnsley, 1151 ; Great Southern and Western 4 per cent, 971 ; Exchange Buildings, class A, 290. The Share Market closed to-day at the following prices t Railwacs. Closing price„, sales after o'cloc I. . Birkenhead &CheshireJn. 78 781 Caledonian 2 Eastern Counties Great Northern ll5 • 116 Great Westerns - 734 IV Lancashire & Yorkshire . 112 k 112 1 London &North Western 100 100! Blanchester, Shef., & Lin 46k 461 --- Midland Stock . Ditto new shares -16p • North British 621 63 'North Staffordshire 34(1- North Easternßerwick% 99 991 Do. York and N. Midland) Do. Leeds Northern ... 56 . 56i South Eastern ... , 2515-16 26 26 Oxford, W.& Wolverliptri 441- -- 451 . Dutch Rhenish Great Luxembolirg P 7 71-16 Grand Trunk of Canada - 7 5-16 • Gt. W. of Canada —12 Z,, Ditto Hew shares ' - 7-id Buffalo and Lake Huron Great Ship .. Thames & Mersey M. Co. 7/0 - BTO -- 9-16 p -, M EET I NGS. . . Meetings of shareholders will be: held at the following places : Sept. 20 . ---Midland Great • Western of Ireland, at Sept. 21 .—Lecds and Liverpool Canal, at Liverpool. Sept. U.—Scottish North-Ea.tern, at Aberbeen (books closed, 17th to 26th Sept.); Scintle, at London. • Sept. 26 . —North British, tit. Edinburgh (boOks clOsed, 12th to 26th Sept.) ; Scottish Central, at Perth (books closed, 13th to 26th Sept.) kibt 6atouiat Vrr.thutt I,ljarf. In the Liverpool Colonial Produce Market, to-day, the ftillowingbtleifleas was done Xoply to tI 3 IE DAILY TIMES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 18, 1860 . Sugar k Quiet, yith no change to notice, busittess ; being confined to . 60 hitch. 'anaica. at 39s 1 34(4,19-41-, il , Ojfat 'parcel of Porto Rico, 4 u s o,Mtid 450 bags grainy Mauritius, at rsld per cwt. (16s duty). Molasses : 200 puncheons Trinidad were sold from the quay at 18s 9d per,ewt. Rum : Nothing doing. ,• ; -•- toffee : Nothing to notitk. °Rice : Thu )misitt,teib 0t.117' as confined to 6042 tag's beiigal, at 15s 9d f$ good -table, 1).Ut.i52,.t0us ..'•rracan, 'for were placed at lls i lldper cwt. , Linseed : The ;-.transactions ' r,'oiniitls'el 2,300 -bags BOlnbay, at '6 . 7s 'O4 '6d, with 300 tons Calcutta. to As per quarter c. f. and i. Vrobision tarket. . • Th, Liverpool (St. John's) Provigions Market on :_;iiturday ruled as follows : s. d. s. rieef lb 0 rilto S Mutton . Neal 11 99 Lamb ' „ 0 8 ~ lore Ki „ '0 0„ 0 0 ~ hind 0 0 0 Fresh Park:. .„ 0 „ 0 7 Salmon . 8 Cod Vislr „'0 '4';, 0 6 Soles Bret rurbot Haddocks Fresh Butter „ 1 3 „ 1 Salt ditto ..: „ 0 10 „ 1 3 Filberts, 1---0 Grapes, for. „ 1 0 „ 1 0 Do. Eng „ 3 0 „ 5 0 Cherries „ 0 0 ~ 0 0 Eggs ' 11124 7 0 „ 0 0 Strawberries,* q. 0 0 ~ 0 0 Gooseberries, „ 0 0 „ 0 0 Damsons ,, 0 3 „ 0 0 t. d Cutrahlt;blk,p.'q't 0 „ n 0 Do., red & ~6 „ 0, PotatOtt, tiVi:kl 1 „ 1 2 Pea, ;„ '0 6„ 0 0 Fowig, P cciftple § 0 „ 3 6 Ducks, „ 3 0„ 4 Rabbits, „ 110 „ 2 0 .Pigeons, „ 1 0„ 0 Grouse, 11 brace ,i 6 „ 6 0 PartridgeS „ 3 0„ 3 6 Black Game „ 5 .0. „ 6 0 Pheasants, „ 0 0„ 0 0 Geese each 4 0 „ 6 0 Turkeys ,; 4 0„ 6 0 W:ldDuckt „ 2 0„ 2 6 Snipes - „ 8 0„ 0 0 limps Lobsters Cucupibers, 0 0 „ 0 0 Pines, for., „ 2 0„ 3 0 Do. Eng „ 5 0„ 6 0 Apricots, „ 0 0'„ 0 0 Asparagus,f 100.0. 0 „ 0 0 Rata of trtiOt. Very little alteration since last week in freights to ,the East Indies and China l and only one or two ships fixed. to United State§ ports tonnage is 4 sealkv, - Ad VateS . a're firth at dur,4uotittiOns. , SIAILS---BRISTOL CHANNEL. To Galveston ... (nominal) Co Mobile ~ (nominall , To Now York 4:z. Pd. 'fo ClaarleAtap . i,..„..,..„. nh. tom. Mitt 3 percent, To New Orleans . .:(rioalistlll Ns.; pd. and 3 per cent. To rerhital.il , l ( . 1";_O'rtilli) . dd.. 26s.lict. and 3 per cent. To rortor.e+lth (nominal) To savannah (nominal) : To Havannah (small cargo) ...3135. and 3 percent. To , Alexandria 9 3s . COAL.: FitOW LIVERPOOL UR BIRKENUE3..D. To s: d. s. d. To Lisbon Malta l4 0 .. 0 0 Sinope Frieda ,, 9 18 0 Ancona Corfu • .16 0 0 0 Venice ' Varna nominal. Genoa Gibraltar Leghorn... nom. 13 0 ... 0 . 9 Rhodes Athens -16 0 ... 0 0 St Thos.fin Wales liabannah nom 16 0 ... 0,0 Rio Janeiro Cardenas Monte Video ~. 32 ... 915' Capt'of, G. Hope Buenos Ayres ... 0 ...,0 0 Pernambuco ConstentitOple.. 13 '0 9 0 Galveston Rails.. SalOnica ).6. . 0 0 Alexandria GENERAL FREIGHTS. 1. d. e. 4. 14 0 ... 00 14 0 0 0 16 0, ... 00 1 , 0 .., 00 17,0 ... l 8; 0 1670 0 0 160.170 16 0 ... 11 0 18 0 “. 00 1.7, . .270 26 0 ... 27 0 32 6 ... 0 0. 28 0 29 0 nominal. 14 0 ... 0 0 E. 5. a. (I Liverpool to Aden 42 6 to 0 0 „ Hong Kong Ditto from Wales 57 6 to 60 0 Chusan 75 francs C e Iron 4O oto O. 0 „ Bombay :'Coals 36 0 to 0 • 0 Iron from the Clyde „ Suez ............ , ..... : ........ ....... . „ Sydney or Melbourno L 3 7s. 6d. register ton. . , • ~ Singapore •• . •4dto 35 0 „ Gallo . . • •ZS oto 0 0 „ Shanghai • 6O 0 to 0 0 Ditto „ Card:eta: Salt wit:tient consignment 44 0 to 0 0 Ditto With ditto 45 0 to 46 0 Calcutta : Iron, Engines, Eec. • Ditto, Coals • nominal 10 oto 0 0 • Ascension, ,from Wales Kurraebee, from Walt. , • Fernando from Wales 33 6 to 0 0 Callao, front NVale• • 35 0 to 0 '0 Yalparain di: t, from Wales 33 o to 0 0 *76eifilkg Li vet - Vet:ll to o. Coals Iron See. 405., Clyde 425. 6d. Coals 355. Od. Do. from Wales - - 37 e. Liverpool to Valparaiso for orders, 'to discharge there or at a Fort not North of Callao 355. Od. small ships. Liverpool to New York, Coals, full cargoes, 13s. Od. S per cent. - „ Moulmain 80s. to 82s. ta.,. risk 0 . . Akyab, option of Rangoon., ,Bitiein, or MoUlniain, to :U. K. 02s. ed.., Or option of Continent, 675. 6d. Calcutta to LiverpOol or London, 625. 6d, ; ,ditto on the round, - ivitb option 'of London, nominal. Guano froth, Chinchas to U. K. or Continent, 60S. Bombay to Liverpool or London, sth Rangoon to Liverpool or London Nire . afe indebted to Messri for the.falloaring rates. Of Bbston. to 7 . 7 i. 6d. Earth Oil. • Tayiar,l'il3oi . , and Co., the United States : I New York. ! Philadelphia. Pig Iroh, Barb, Rails, &c. Chemicals and t Fine Iron Salt - Dry Goods , Hardware .......... s. d. s. d s. d. s. d. e. d. d. 0 0...15 0 0 0...15 0 1.5 0.,. 0 0 o 0...17 6 0...12 6 10 0 . 13 0 12 0 0 '6 1... 6 0 £3 IN Ott Gross. 16 0...17 6 1 0 0...17 6 o 0...12 r ttdmizial. 10 6 1 0 0...20 0 0 0...1 . 2 6 20 0... 0 0 Earthenware rasbengtit _ 0 0... 6 0 0 0...10 0 63 to £3 2s 6(1, $3 5s to £3 la: Gross, Gross. Baltimore, Charleston. Pig Iron, Bar Rails, &c Chemicals and 1 Fine hot Salt. Dry Goads Rardwat e • Earthenware Passengers s. d. s. d 0 0...13 0 i New Urtektub ' d. s. d. ; e. d. r. d. 15 4_ n 0...t0 0 0:..1.5 0 .1;1' 0...17 6• 0 0..10 0 nominal. nominal. i 6 0... 7 0 20 0... p n 0...20 0 ; 0...12 6 20 0 0 0 0 0 ..20 0 0 0...12 6 0 0... 8' 0 9 0... 6 6 ; 5 0... 0• 0 £5 Os ES N. 1", 5 53 to £5 105 Nominal. Xollllnal. I Grors. lANDON, MONDAY EVENINd. In the LONDo StOtit EitaiNdE tó . -dity, Consols w'e?e Ve4 itei4 it tliiii tor Account, and 94, 1 for Mtlfiey. Little or nothing doing. Shares ogetied a shade firmer, and prices im proved a little, but were not maintained. Canadians steady. Very little business going forward. Prices of nearly all kinds of securities the same as bn Saturday. The market closed nt, the folldiViiig 13rices : . lie i'viille: Colisols Money 3 , Account Exchequer Bills . . . Bank Stock Three per Cents Next Account . RAILWAYS. 1 Ambergate, Not., & East. Jonctien .- I Cabadoniati'_, ~'., '• •. .. .. . . 01i ".t . Chester and lielYbead. - . Eastern Counties: . . , East Lancashire . . . Edinburgh & Glasgow . . . Great Northern •7 7 -- 119 2Q Great Westerns , -. .. 1 : , r.`.l 3 Great West t o ff. Matta__ • . . 12 i 4 Gt-aaa AI . eir Uitii ada . . . . 7T, - Great Southern '& Western . -.- s• 111 13 Lancashire ee, Yorksbfre, . . .. . 114, , i Lomblirdo-Venetian -- • • • .• • Ai _); London & Ne r rth-Western . . . 100-4, • London & B.6lith,*isttfii . 911 1 . •• f 1 1.4.",:j'a rO r tilati . . . ~ , . . 66 4 11, Manchester, Sheif., & Lincolnshire 46 . .. i Midland Stock - .i• North British . .; . ... . South-Eastern & Dover . . .. , York, Neweasfl e ;!,c BerWi'tk . - . I, York & ZtOttli Midland- . - .. .. The follOWing appeUred in our later editions of yesterday :----•-• Very few trari•action s took, plats in any depariment, and the alteration in prices was ilniMiiortitit; Shire markets dUll. bernand for money at the Bank and else Where moderate.—.Dally . .Yetos City Article. The funds have been uninfluenced by home or foreign news, and the transactions have been merely nominal. The Bank return was of a character to support the mar ket, showing that the discount supply is abundant upon terms lower than 4 per cent. The late arrivals of gold from America have been taken -for refining het6, and their ultimate destination is doubtful. The Australian amount just announced will not be delivered for a few days. No gold wip , taken to the Bank. Another parcel of-gold, about £65,000, was sent to . Spain. - These remittances are believed tube chiefly for wheat,----Tiiiies City Article. 934 . . . . . 93i 1 4 Joy Business in. the.railway market has been at a corn, plete stand, but prices have been fairly supported.— Times. The half-yearly dividend and bonus of the Bank of Australia is atindtiticed to be 12 per cent. per annum, ree of incoine-tax The Daily News anticipates a good trade with America during the remainder of the present and the whole of the coming year; :. • The Times raferting to the failure of Smith, Sinclair and Co., says it is still hoped that an investigation in the Bankruptcy Celia Wilt enlighten the public •as to the sources wheice they derived : the monetary facilities 4 for their: system of business. The LONDON ...COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET to day, ruled steady, • . • *Sugar : Quiet. • • Coffee : Steady. • Tea : Dull. Large - - sales pending for Wed nesdiy. RiCe.; Rather improv:ed in tone. Business on Saturday at rather higliriates. Saltpetre : Little inquiry, and rather quiet; a little fine 41 per cent. 445. The LONDoN TAiLow M . :ti.ET to-day was firm. On the :„Spoli . 62s 3d to:ns 6d ; September alone, 62s 3d*; October to :December, 52s 6d, buyers ; January to March, 63s 3d. In the. BOROUGH . HOP MARKET to-day, new Sussex ,Hops were. sold at sixteen - guineas per: cwt. The'show of other kinds was only moderate, and the trade generally rules. steady, at very hill: prices. Unfavourable accounts continue to arrive from the plantations,' and the duty is called ..050,000: , In the LONDON CORN MARKET to-day the condition of new Wheat was moot miserable, and impohsible to quote value. Old and foreign in favour of sellers. Flour- rather (Laren - Maize unaltered, Barley ,as before. Beans and Peas unaltered. Oats rather dearer : .. At the METROPOLITAN CATTLE MARKET today Beast i;so4 Sllcep 5014 bOwly at lier 81b 114 coney. Calves advanced 4d per Sibs. Other stock was steady in price. Beef 3s Od to 5s 'Od Veal 4-3 2d to os 2d Mutton 35',8d, to .5s 6d Bork 4s Od to 5s 2d Lamb ss 04 So, Odi Blbi. TOTAL SUPPLY... Beagts foreign . 510 . Co!. , . . foreign. flr:an Shccp and Lambs 5,'269 „ foreign.... 340 212 , 330 1, PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, YESTERDAY. MANCHESTER SHARE, ---12 13-16; Leeds, 1121 it, Ehe'Lltla, , q, ; Ddvers, 26; Midlands, •• • GLASGOW IRON.—Marks quiet. No. 1, 503 to oOs 3d Warrants, 51s to 5k 4d'; No. 3,49 s 3d rto- - -Ot td. • CORN MARKETS.—CuRK White W-heat, 1 3 .7 s 9d to:3os 3d ; red, 25s tb =9s; Barley; 11s ; Oats, 12s tv 14s tid. • , (`:OR I ) I. ^ oBsi ),11)5 . ., a, Os ; 4,89 s i o, rVs 8, Ms. 2,000 in market. .tippitlß *tel.Hour. Wind- 3vstorday. N ; at Holy head, - ART . :V ED S.‘pt 16 ' Victory, Leven Bombait. Boatilee , i, Ittitter. ...Demerara, Bates Family, Hogg Bombay Aconeagna, White Huasco Richmond, Keane Bahia At ethusa, Hughes, Rotterdam Hecla (ss) Smyrna Queen, Higgira, . Huelva [ Antarctic, Stouffer, New York ' Sopelana Berg -St Thomas I Don Diego, Chandler, Goshawk. 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NOTICES OF OBJECTION for SOUTH LANCASHIRE and the BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL, are earnestly solicited to LEAVE the same at the above Office, in order that the neeessary steps may be taken to support their Votes in the Revision Courts. JOHN S. BRANCH, Secretary. SePtetiber, 1860. ARSIk AROIs'Et VBRPOOL._ A • Li On Tuesday, Sir Curse-et-See &c, tie, the great Parsee merchant and phibuithropisti iiitived in Liverpool. The Mayor placed the state carriage at his dispoacil. He visited St. George's-hall; the Albert Warehouses, the Canada Dock, the Butter Place' M'lver's Engine Works, and the Town-hall; 'tiltio the 'Bank, the Theatre Royal, &c. The Baronet's Object is to learn illaracteristics of this the largest seaport in the world. He visited Birkenheildi end admired Train, the son of Train, the son of Jonathan. Being' the Butternian of his own district, he then got : into a train of mectitttlon, and thus did he meditate : Air—" Sally in our Alley." Of all the chaps that are so smart, There's none like honest Kelly • , GreattrOpyin every heart, As every mit -'ill tell ye. There's not another ss laud Has such a stock is Kelly How great soever your deman4, He's ready aye to sell ye. -At break of day he's at his work, He loves it so sincerely; And as he's never known to shirk, His strength is taxed severely. But if Lis etstomers approve, He'll bear all this Kelly; And study still to OW their loye, AS he will always tell ye, Sir Jamsetjee, that great Parsee, )Etas come across the ocean; That he of England's mighty power May, form a proper notion. He gazed on all our lions here. And oft it as heard to mutter,— Of all the sights' I've seen th:sre's note Like KELLY and iltr BUTTER :1: THE BUTTER PLAO is--TOP• OF WILLIAMSON-SQVARE. YELL! diit BUTTER THERE AT So. Didt ANY QUANTITY. OFF THE FORT. liele;1 AUsten„ saria Neetlhan;, CfeatOr (ss), and attem ; SAILEy4. Sept 1 Strom oh (ss), Kelly ...Havr e Exceision Se:ift ...New teak j . • Sept 17 •. Agamemnon, Lierron, Broemer, Beer...Bue 'es A yies New Orleans Sept la,. M Shepherd. Heap, Montovia Nail, Patterson Thornhill, Wehster, Miramiehi Restless:, Noe ...........Havana Emily, Carr , _Odessa. Hervine, Palermo Rosario (55) Monte _Video John, Lermont ...Itio•Janeiro FOREIGN PORTS. _ Trade Wind, Johnson; and Belmont, Grant; both hence at St. John, N.B. • :. • - • . waited, James; and Rival, Dunlop; both hence at Halifax Brazil (s), from Rio Janeiro at Lisbon, and would leave for Liverpool 'on the 15th William Penn, Meade, hence at Baltimore • Lorenzo, hence at Philadelphia ' Flying Fish, Hutchison ; Empire, Coombs • Ironsides, Chase and New Orleans, Rich; all hen ee at.Nel, 4 7 Y6ro Karnak (vs); frotia, NassailettNe* tork • . lle-ef ;he al. Boston Highlander, hence at Castine •atoutgomery, Hamilton, hence at Gloster ' Thetie,•Chapmtra ; hence at St. John, N.B. David, Ellis, hence at Quebec Valparaiso and W. H. Prescott, both hence at Havannah Anises (ss), and T.ber (58), both hence at Gibraltar 'SPOKEN Cambria (as), hence for Palermo, Sept 13, 49 N, 7 W Finchley, Callao for Cork, Aug 9, 11 N, 27 W Equator, Penang for Falmouth, Aug 11, 11 N. 26 W Broughton Hall, bound south, Aug 11, 14 N, 26 W Vier Gebroders; bound north, Aug 3, 5 S, 11 W Rising Sun, bound south-west. Aug 6, 1 N, 23 ,W - MarY Scott, bound south-soutb-west, Aug l3 , 1$ N, 28 W Machete, Sydney for Rotterdanl, Aug 18, 22 N, 35 W • J. Femileten; pond tOutli, Atig;so, 34 N, 46 W .Upikilay; Ccaptintho for LiVerpool, ,Sept 2, 38 N, 43 W Cgmbridge, Aracen for Corl4; Sept 9,.4A N, 33 W John Moriee, bound•east; Sept 9; 48 g, 30 W Comet, Sept 9, 48 N, 30 W -Acadia, bound west-north-west, Sept 16,-4 9 N. 24 W - Aspa.sia, Valparaiso for New York, Aug 13, 23 N, 34 W Abigail, bound north, Sept 10 Assinak, Mauritius for London. Aug 26; 39 N, 36 Vr Empire Queen, Dublin for. New Brunswiek, Sept 8, 30 N, 18W Adept, Aug 29 46 N, 31 " P jlorenee Nightingale, Africa for Liverpool. Sept 7 , 49 N, 10 NV ig Russell, Calcutta for London, Aug 5, 20 8, 3 E Louis, bound south, Aug 18, 4 5, 20 E G G Mountine, No 6, Aug 22, 8 N, 25 W • La Plata, Valparaiso for Liverpool, Sept 7, 45 N. 31 W Indus, Algol Bay for London, Sept 8, 47 N, 29 W, and supplied with provisions by the Hilton. arrived here Elizabeth Yeo, Sept 10, 48 N, 29 W Fawn, Bombay for Liverpool, 125 days out, 18 N.- !".'9 W Ocean Belle, New'York forprerpool, 48'N, 28 W Sul*, bottnd gast, 48 N, 28 W Gleaner, 48 I•P,, 28 W • fht• Pr ew 'Mork, S'ept 5O \, 11 W. Kite hence for Lagos, Aug 10 , 12 N. 23 W Bthelcreda, from, July 20,,36 5, 21 E Hamlin, from Akyab, 80 days ont, 33 S, 12 E Concord Trio, Fleetwood, and Frances , all 17 N, 27 W cormorin, Calentta fOr Liverpool, July 18. 38 S, E B Acord, Ceylon for London, Sept 10, 47 N, 231 V Nicholson, hence for Valparaiso, Aug 5, 12 N, 27 W itti T 011 28 ~? aste boiind crest, Aug 37 /1, 41. W Martin Luther, for. Quebec, Sena 7, 49 N, 18 W Queen, bound west, Sept 10, 49 N, 40 W Thodon Drill, July 27, 3N, W Scawfell, bound south, Aug 3, 10 N; 25 W Assaye, hence for Calcutta, Aug 3, 10 N. 25. W French ship, red. flag, 6 in centre, Aug 11, 25 N, 33 IV Eliza Mathilde, Akyab for Cork, Aug 24, 38 N. 40 W Surinam, homeward bound, Sept 9, 3 N, 13 W Me beta, bpland.eonth, July 29, 10 5, 29 W Theodore, Aug 5, 7 N,25 W Eclair, hence for Rio Janeiro, Ang 10, 13 N. 27 W Jane, for Buenos Ayres, Aug A 2, 15 N, 26 W Wanderer, Algoa Bay for London. Aug 12,..15 N„2r; Forester. St Vincent for London„ Sept 3, 48,N, 18 w City of Manchester, hence for Quebec. Sept 8, 50 N, '6 1 '" Saracca. St John, NB, for Liverpool, Sept 10, N, 14 W C Cheston, front ralpataiio, hide 28, 33'61 Chdiff far /10117. Kong, Aug 1, 19 8,24 W Hainbnrg schooner 348, bound south, Aug 6, 4 S, 32 W Ayrshire, Honduras for Falmouth, Sept 9, 48 N, 29 W OTJTPORTS Maria Theresa, hence at, Holyhead and Belfast for Gibraltar The Scotland. for Bombay, has put hack to Greenock FAwtourn sept 17.—Asrived P,roplicte,.froni Marens for Liverpool ,ibalmers,,BOfillpty Cettantt,, Tota , ettrinith tltte;!tstiG*, Sept 17.---Arrived.:. Alpha, from Thrall; fie. lona, Labrador; Henry Holman; Galati; Oceana, Card'ena ; Perthshire,,New York ;.. Enchanter, Callao ; Erneste, New York ; Confidence, Callao ; •Albeitine, Akyab ; Susan Douglas, Rio Grande ; Persia Us), Liverpool for New York, and pro ceedcd ;. Fanny Palmer, Nev York; San Ricoh), Galatz. Off : Seaforth; cambridge i Algyab,„ Sailed : A., Antoniette, for Dublin ; Cognate Mimbelli, Belfast GitL.icecx Sept h.—Arrived : trdtil tri,nidad; Burnside, Quebec ; Confidence, Catania ? Waterwitch (ei), Bordeaux ; United Kingdom (ss), Montreal MARITIME EXTRACTS. • ' LlYEaroor., September 17. GALWAY, Sept. 14: The ship James Baines, that was fitted up as a coal depot, and ,snored in these Roads for the use of the Atlantic steamers, drew her anchors in the gale-last right; and went . ashore on Hare Island, where she remains quite dry, with abotit 700 tons coal on board. ST. Idrin'a,. NE., Sept. : .. 11r ship Kelvin, of Chatham, frd4t Wei•on ihoie near Paint Rift, Newfoundland; 'Anita N. LISBON (prr Magnetic Telegraph): Lavinia, London to Simi, at Rio leaky. Ocean Child, from Rangoon, put into Bahia leaky, to discharge. • • CA,irsELrowx, Sept. 14 : The smack Prince of Wales, from Glenarm to Port Dundas,' is on shore at the entrance of this harbour, and likely to become. a total wreck. Qtr.tst, Sept. 3i A lumititt oflllow, is casks_, and some in 14a1P,s; riot)sthr int 11:i . 4pi4dretty , heen bUrnt, was pa:,,ed ',4th July, in lat. 47, 10n..26, by the William and Joseph, arrived here from Limerick. The Chane7llor, arrived here yesterday. from New York, was in collision, Sept. 5, lat. 48, lon. 31, with the Egyptian, Ailey, of Poole, from ,P.Ortsmotith to Quebec, when the latter sunk ; crew wired by .the Chancellor: . - ,epttsiAsiiicAL t*EaiciENcE. BEEFieES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANif RECTORY. Passenham, w. Denshanier C.; Northairiptonshire : dio. Peter i.bqough :,. Nal. t 65()! pat: Viscotint Maynard : Rev: R. Rabbett, des, . . ~ iT.ICARAdt .5. Croft, ca. and dio. Lincoln : val. £335 with residen&e i pat: Lord Monson :• Rev. NV: Walker, ,dec. H indringhani, Norfolk : dio. Norwich : val. £136: pats: D. and C. of Norwich : Rev. E. James, dec. PERPETUAL CURACIES. Iluslinitheipe Yorkshire : din. Ripon : val: £ 150 : pats. Fiva Truitee s I R. W. 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" • cESAREWITC)I. . 23 to I agst Optimitt (t) I 40 to 1 agst Plumper (t) 31 to 1 a gst Golden P i pp i n (t) I 40 to'l agst Lancliester 1t) 33 to 1 agst Tel 'gram (t) - 40 to 1 agst Wildgrave (t) 33 tel agst Neivcastle it) 50 to 1 agst Danae (t) 40 to 1 agst Bevis (t) .0 to 1 apt Ntieletis (t) 40 to 1 agsl, Industrious (t) MANCHESTER. • . 40 to I agat Schi sm (t) 25 to 1 ast O CESAREWITCII. g ptimist (t) f 50 to 1 agst Lanchester (t) .50 to 1 agst Industrious (t) 166 to 1 agst S ut h e rland (t) I 66 to I agst Starke (t) But little doln ~ b ot h l ayers an d backers waiting until the weights are publicly known. RACING FIXTVRF , S FOR 1860. SEPTEMBER. ChestertiEld. ..................... 17 ISlauchester Autumn Richmond ~ ........... , ... ... .. 18 'Newhiarket F.O.M LeiCegter.. .... , .................. 19 MOW!' moumouth ....................... 20 Bedford Sewntirket 21 ... 23 27 OCTOBER. 3 Newmarket Boughton ...... 22 8 Worcester Autumn......:.. •••• NOVEMBER.- ' shrembury Autumn M ... . IS ttereford Liverpool Autumn Meeting 7 COUR;SING FIXTURES FOR 18 6 6 . SEPTEMBER. . . County. . Forfarshire .... Lanarkshire ... OCTOBER. . . North Pinola Club lreland ............ ... .............. 8 Au c tion Open , Cheshire Mr. M'George 10 k order ... , Limerick Club. 4.D. L.). Ireland. Mr. R. Westropp.... 11 Wiltshire (.Amesbury) Wilts ................ ....,...15 tee S. Lane. (Sozithport).. Lancashire ........., .-. ...... 16, &c Baldock Club Hertfordshire . Mr. War/rick ..... 17, &c County Louth •Club lreland .........• . .. ; .. ....... :.. 17 . 18 13roughaul & W. Open Westmoreland . ........................ 4 3, &c Brough & Cat ter' k O.(; _Yorkshire .................... 23, &c Cardinxton Club Beds nr. W "Ge wi or e g k e . ..... 2o As , ke 3e hdeNtn•P M ark Berko Market Weightm (0.) :Yorkshire— —• • Mr. A. Dalzell... 30, &c :North of England (N.) Northumberr d .. ...... ‘. ..... . ......... 31, &c Diamor (St. Leger ).... Ireland..... ................... 31. &e Place. Arbtriol. (Open) . Biggar St. Leger J ti'lge, Meeting. ....................IS, tte 0 8 8e ................ ... NEWS OF THE DAY. A letter, sent to Mr. Renter, of the telegraphic agency, states that an attempt has been made on the life of the Emperor of 'the French, but that it was unsuccessful, the art 'of the assassin being at the critical moment struck by a woman. The _assa•sin,_ who is said to be neane, has been arrested. Further details will be looked for with the utmost , interest. 'Meanwhile, it must,be remarked that none of the French papers make the most remote allusion to this startling occurrence, which is alleged to bare occurred-on Thursday last. We are not inclined to give implicit credence to the statement. Some' highly interesting and important details, re specting the measures and plans which were occupying the attention of the Dictator of the Two Sicilies in Naples, at the despatch of the latest intelligence from that city, will be found in our Paris letter. , The se preparations are calculated to crea te much well-founded alarm and uneasiness, if viewed. without referen ce t o the events which have occurr ed subse q uentl y to their 'having been decided upon ; for it is too m an if es t to require a moment's Consideration that any attack by Garibaldian volunteers, ho wever g reatl y their ranks any ia l a rge garrison of F renc h soldiers be recruited by members of the Nea p ol itan army, either for upon its R defenders e n i f een— ewrs th and the Emperor a nd t h e whole of France at their back:—or :upon Veniee 2, -with an overwhelming Austrian army for its protectors— would be an act of sheer insanity. But, on the other hand, if we accept and give due effect to the explanatory statements in the confidential dispatch which M. Cavour has communicated through the Sardinian merge o%.4faires at Paris to M. Thouvenel, and which has just been made public, it will be 'at once seen that the menacing and aggressive attitude . which Garibaldi was found assuming, after the naval and military etreagtli of Naples was placed his : hids) ws" ll6 ' of the primary 'causes, and certainly the riotiniate one, of the decisive step which has been taken by the Wverii , went of Sardinia, in invading the Papal territories. Accoidirig to 'the priYate despatch of M. Cavour, to which we are; , now referring; it appears that Garibaldi had given the Sardinian GoVerntent to understand "in a peremptory tanner," that if it did not inime diately disperse . the volUnteers of the Pope's army, he would proceed from Naples to honie, and accomplish the task himself ! and, most important of all, " that he would only respect Rome on the condition that the ' Marches and Ombria were occupied by Sardinian troops." Now, (and M. Cavour, no doubt, took an opportunity of at the sate time reminding the french minister of the fact) as Gaii 4 6aldi id a intith distinguished for being a man of his *Ord as for anything else ; atid the Government of Turin had its hands hill of proofs that nothing but Conipliano With the Dictator's con- Anions would divert him from a determination which was, hi itd etecutioni fraught with results of unspeakable importance to the fat& of Italy, and the peace of the world, M. daVoUr puts it to the d'r'ench government to say wheth e r, in th ese circumstances, lre nuns& is to be blinied iOr adiising his master to act as his coin ' pletely made out his case, and it niiiSt 9tl 4.14 t;izlieist degree Satisfactory to those of our contemporaries, who have favoured the world with so many speculations, as to the consequences of a 116,h a false trove at this juncture, on the part of Garibaldi, to find that hegame is going on most satisfactorily, and that a complete entente cordiale has again been established between him and the ling of Italy, as to (we hope) all the future moves On the board. haife said i‘ we hOfe " all the future nio es, fdi no rereren'ce as made in this communication to Ailitria, nor is it to be eipeUed that thete ihduld hive been any; but in presence of the reiterated declaraticua of Austria, that she will not move till she is attacked, and the becoming language and tone which Sardinia continues to adopt, we are entitled to look forward to a reasonable adjustment ere long of the Venetian question also. A Vice-Royalty for Garibaldi again looms in the distance. The situation of affairs in Sicily is described as being still attended with embarrassment, owing to the con tinued opposition of the trovisioriat aovernitient to immediate annexation to Piedmont. The recent arrival of some parties of volunteers from Nicotera, at Palermo, furnished the inhabitants with an opportunity of declar ing in favour of the obnoxious step. It appears that upon the volunteers being prohibited from hoisting the flag which they had brought with them, they revolted, and the population responded to the movement by making a " formidable demonstration," to the cry of " Viva Italia !" " Ijnio con Victor Emmanuel!" The effect of this demonstration has been to cause the with drawal of M. Crispi from the ministry. _ . 'the motenients of the troops under General Cialdini and of the insurrection in the Pontifical . states, continue to be made in unison. The Papal cause was lost from the moment that General crossed the frontier; but the Sacred College has delayed its recommendation to his Holiness to disband his army, until its captdre and dispersion has made compliance with their desire unnecessary or impossible. One of our foreign cor respondents had already anticipated the intelligence that Ancona was to be attacked from the sea by a portion of the Neapolitan fleet, and his present letter contains the particulars of the present position of the different corps cl'arint , e with which Victor Emmanuel has taken the field. The governor of Milan has resigned. The cause of this step is not mentioned, but it has, doubtless, some reference to the campaign in the Roman States. The l'epero, of Turin, mentions the arrival within the walls of Alessandrid of 1 ; 240 Austrians captured at Pesaro, who are held as such to :bos prisoners of war. Monsignor Bella would not have been taken but that he wore a military uniform, and was on horseback. among theni. From Berlin We learn that some of the secondary states are beginning to take alarm at the proceedings of the National Association at Coburg:, and have even gone so far as to request the Prussian Govern/I - lent to influence the Diet to adopt restrictive measures with regard to that very dangerous body. The doings of the National Satiety are not unlikely to be the source of considerable embartaszment to the British Govern ment. Its members are not the men of '4B, but widely-respected and influential citizens, whose actions may some day powerfully control public opirticm in Germany. • Tile BeFtember session of the Central Criminal Court coml . -Salted yesterday, and the number of prisoners for trial is consideratge. 'the trial of the two warders at the Colaey Hatch Lunatic Asylum, for causing the death of one of the patients by ill , treatinerrt, will pro bably take place to-morrow. Andrew Casablanca, charged with obtaining goods under false pretences, was called' on yesterday, but he did not appear, and it is said ttigt h'as left the country. His recognisances and bails are to lie estrceed. A further step has been taken in the Stepney murder inquiry, but at present it has led to nothing. The adjourned inquest into the circumstances of the murder of Mrs. Mary Elmsley was renewed yesterday, but the coroner found he could not go on with the inquest on account of the absence of Mullins. The man will be placed before the jury to-day, when the inquiry will be restinted. The examination of Mullins at the police office is also to take place to-day. Another instance occurs of a woman dressing herself in man's clothes. She was brought up at Marlborough street, where she received a wholesome rebuke from the bench. From a local journal, we learn that Miss Oeombe the young woman who, dressed in male attire, so grossly deceived another young woman, has left the scene of her miserable freak for Bedford. Curiously enough, the woman was still in man's clothes? , Surely this is a misdemeanor. An Irish nobleman, the Earl of Leitrim, has had a narrow escape front assassination at the hands of a ruffian, of the Ttarfte of Murphy, who fired . at his lord ship with a blunderbuss, loaded with balls or slugs, in the heart of the town of Iliahill, in the county of Lei trim, in broad daylight, on Sunday last. The miscreant, who is runicittrei to be insane, was arrested by the police, with' the deadly instrument just discharged in his hand. *,„* In consequence of Messrs. Hilton & Co., who have hitherto had charge of the delivery of our paper, declining business, we have now undertaken the performance of this duty by hands in our own immediate employment. W e expect by this 'change to be able to effect a con siderable improvement in this department; b u t as it involves many little difficulties before per fecting the system of delivery we desire to attain, it is only reasonable to expect that some few irregularities will occur before we are in a posi tion to accomplish all that we intend by this c h ange . We have, therefore , to beg of our Sub scribers some little indulgence for a few days until we shall have been able to put this branch of the service i nto p ro p er working order. In the meantime, we shall feel obliged by our friends and Subscribers informing us of any irregularities that may arise in the delivery of their copies. THE NEWSHANI-HOUSE ESTATE-HO W TO TURN IT TO THE BEST ACCOUNT• AFTER all, there is one grand desideratum in the present condition o f th e V o l un t eer organisation in Liverpool. W e h ave a s till increasing admiration of our noble Volunteers in their smart uni forms. We all feel that too much praise has not ' been, and cannot .be, bestowed upon their profi ciency in drill, and upon the precision o f th e i r movements on the field. But what about those - very essential parts of militar y duty—actual t exper loading and firing, and marksman ship ? Where are our " butts" and long rifle ranges ? Why have we not the proper facilities for rifle practice, available to all, and within easy walking distance of town, for a man after he has done a goo d day's work ? That such accommodation i s necessary in order to bring our Volunteers "un to . the mark" will not • seriously be disputed. That it should be withheld, if it is in our power by any means to procure it, were to deny the importance of the movement, and refuse it that aid which is indispensabl e to its full development. A rifleman who knows little or nothing of rifle shootint, • is an empty shadow more calculated to mislead than to be of service in the hour of need. What is the fine uniform or the skilful manoeuvre worth without the art that can alone mak e these a ,terror to our . . HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LIVERPOOL. Hour. Height. Oh. 42m.) 20ft. bin. lh. 3n.. loft. lin. MOItNIN EVENING ivy aity EiMes. TUE - SRAY,' S.EPTEAIBEB 18, 1860. enemies? Are we to be content to perfect the military outline, omitting the trained sinews, that ate necessary to make it a living and powerful reality in the field of action ? Is the skilful use of the rifle so trifling a matter, or so easily acquired at a moment's notice that we are justified in indefinitely postponing the pre- patatdry process of actual practice ? Or has the mot etiieht tioW reached that point of its pro- gress at which this great desideratum must be supplied at all costs and without hesitancy or delay ? To the noble sacrifices of time and money already made by officers and men, are we prepared, by some decided effort, to add the meads requisite to secure this last and crowning boon ; Of ty etlpable indifference, or short sightedness, will we dud* the great good, which has been so triumphantly accordpiii;•heA4 to be wasted ? We want easily accessible . 40 ranges, to which all might resort for pleasure and practice: With ample and suitably located grounds,‘ set apart for this purpose; with frequent and steady practice in every company ;. and with the powerful inducements of occasional competitions id keep up the interest of the members, there could lie iittle fear of the Volun- teer spirit flagging, or of our rifle tarps being otherwise than a permanent and efficient military Do we, or do we not, desire such a con - let us bestir ourselves summation If we do, without a moment's delay. has (Air Town. Cotineil ria responsibility in con nection With Nis Vila Volunteer question . ' DesPite the ill-Conditioned oiitbursts of one mem ber who can see nothing lint evil and immorality in volunteering we believe the municipal bodY fully appreciates the obligation under which the towlines td otir rich{; *abinteers. Our worthy Mayor, T. D. ANDERSOiC, Eset; has shown hit; ,) unequivocal sympathy with, and r eadin ees to give every support to, the movement. 1111iny others in the Council are scarcely less enthusiastic in their patriotic sense of duty to the Volunteers; and not a fevei7e know, are only anxious for any fairly present itself whereby. they may give s a il . profO of theii• • .• devotion to the cause. I n s h or t, w e believe that few or none of the members of ()Ur local Parliament will be found wanting at the hour of trial. The question in hand, then, is,—What can the Town Council do to supply sufficient rifle ranges and butts in the vicinity of the town for general use ? If we are not much mistaken, they have it in their power to afford an easy and immediate solution of the difficulty, and one which will approve itself at once to the general body of their constituents, the burgesses of Liverpool. Let us see. The Newsham House Estate was purchased by the Corporation out of money belonging to the people of Liverpool. It was to be set aside and specially- deiVted tb the construction of a park for the relaxation and health;l enjoyment of the inhabitants. The execution Of this pose has been delayed. Why Might it not Eli; be given to the people in the shape of a Park, laid out for the use of the Volunteers pad the public generally, in connection with the 7.: * evi'e*s and Volunteer rifle practice. Sufficient rar*4 could easily be prepared. The distanco is suita ble. The property is already the people's own ; and we know no way in which they could better enjoy it than by the erection there of public butts and other means and appliances for the practice of athletic exercies and manly games, such as in the olden time were wont to accompany those exec. vises and competitive trials of skill in arehery, which were instrumental in gaining far Englishmen so much fame as marksmen, and id a great measure, we may say, laid the founda tion of our national supremacy and glory. For some years past—that is to say, ever since .the purchase of this estate by the Corporation the question of what ought to be done with fie Newsham House property has been a frequently recurring and somewhat vexatious topic both in and cut of . the Town Council. Here, then, is a solution of the difficulty which will, we venture to say, secure the approbation of the vast majority of the inhabitants, and at the same time confer a benefit upon the glorious Volunteer movement—to which we all owe so much— which shall outstrip every favour yet awarded to it, and place our local corps on a footing of advantage which shall excel that of the corps of any other great town in the kingdom. The possession of such convenient and easily accessible practising ground would not only immensely increase the efficiency of our existing corps, but would certainly have the effect of adding greatly to the numbers of the Volunteer ranks. It has become an established and acknowledged maxim that to provide facilities for developing a move ment is to afford to it the most powerful stimulus. When the town of Liverpool holds out the temp tation of the fine long rifle ranges which may be procured on the Nexesham-House Estate, and of the means for celebrating popular pastimes aptly associated therewith, we may rely upon the Vo speedily.perfected i n this • lunteer movement being district of Lancashire, and rendered as perm an ent and efficient as the most loyal and patrioti'e sup porter of the force could desire. force. Our proposition, then, is this : that some of the leading friends of the Volunteer movement shs-11 organise- a committee, who shall prepare a memo rial to the Town Council, praying them to devote the Newsham-House Estate to a park for the people, in which shall be provided the requisite rifle ranges and other appointments calculated to facilitate the practice of Volunteer rifle shooting and exercises, which memorial shall be submitted to the inha bitants of the town for signature, and in due time and form brought before our civic rulers for their consideration and judgment. We predict a hearty response from all classes of the commu n ity, an d a careful and indulgent reception from the Mayor, Alderman, and Councillors of the borough. We happen to know that there are many in power,. and in highly influential positions, ready to second such a movement ; and ha v i ng f or ourse l ves t h us discharged our duty to the cause, by giving pro minence to the suggestion, we can only add that. a heavy 'responsibility rests somewhere if this• hint is not immediately taken up, and energeti cally acted upon. We shall see who is the man to do it. MR. AND MRS. GERMAN REED.—On Monday next these talented artistes, accompanied by the well-known Mr. John Parry, commence a series of entertainments (similar to those the enactment of which, at the Gallery of Illustration, London, has made their names so fami liar to the public,) at the Concert Room, St. George's Hall. The entertainment will extend over a week. To those who have never seen Mr. Reed in the character of Avustus Fitz-Drawl (who has seen everything and knows everybody) and Joe Summerbreeze (a regular man-o'-war's-man), there is a lively treat in store. The programme, which is of the most recherche description; - while allowing Mrs. Reed and Mr. Parry ample scope for their brilliant and varied talents, comprises adapta find from Les Huguenots and La Fille da Regiment, , - and also the comic "hand finale" to Mr. Reed's "nu& nished opera"—the characters being : Idlefonscr, hire. Reed ; Theodore, Mr. John Parry ; and composer, Mr. Reed. STREET R 3 RBERIES. — NightIy there are committed a great, number of robberies in our streets, the, reports of • some of which never reach the authorities in the shape of "police reports." Yesterday there was a very large influx of visitors, who arrived by excursion trains at• the Lime-street Station at an early hour in the morning, and after visiting the " lions " of Liverpool and taking various species of refreshments in the course of the day, assembled in front of St. George's-hall and other locali ties immediately adjacent, for the purpose of taking - - their departure by the last train. On all such occa sions, as in all large bodies, there are some few who will exceed the bounds of decorum, and they are the persona that the "dodgers" victimise. Yesterday was no excep tion to the rule, and in Gloucester-street two poor men were most shamefully robbed of every farthing they possessed —even to their "return tickets "—by Some of the idle loungers about the railway, who are not only an annoyance to the public, but a disgrace to the railway. The •getil Si Bates c Tivoli, of rev( 110 t sh, on . clod fitti Bert must