The Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-15 00:00:00

Parties answering • _Advortisements tat tke DAILY fIXES are requested to attend to , the.following expla nations ~--- didress, (capital _letter and number) Diiiy Office means that application must be made' by letter,7‘ and in na other way. Bee reference list mazes that parties should exami;ze the list of references at our ece. Applications not in conformity with these instructions cannot be attended to. mons Manta.. WANTED, a PARTNER, with not less than 412,1106, to join the Advertiser in a well-establaiat-d Currying and. Leather Business, in Liverpool ; the returns are large,' and the most ample explanations will be given. Address M. 41, Daily Times office. 17411101 WANTED, as .cOACKMA,N, a res p ec t a ble Married Mari. Must be a good Driver, understand - Horses, and be willing to make himself generally oseful in. and about the }louse.' Character must bear the strictest investigation: In reply, state last situation, reusan of leaving, age, and all par ticulars. Address M., 49, Daily Times of lee.- • , = 201mr15 WANTED, in a Gentleman's Family (few in number), residing in Cheshire, near Birkenhead, a good Plam COOK,. from '3.5 to 40 years of age, who understantiSbaking and the management' of a small dairy. Liberal wages wOuid be given to a suitable person of unexceptionable eharactet and who values Christian privilege 4. Apitly by -letter to W. E., care of Messrs. Groom and son, Lord-street, Liverpool. empiquunts Mantel'. WANTED, a Situation asGeneral VLERK. or ASSISTANT BOOKKEEPER, by a Yong Man, who has had some experience, and can give firet-rate references. Address Daily. Times office. 6mrl6 ViSrtilalltaltS Mants. WANTAD, for - ExEortatign, Ladies', Gentlemen's, and Children's LEI 4 T-Oki , CLOTHES, for which the highest price will be given in cash. Ladles and Gentlemen waited upon at any hour in all ~p arts of Lancashire and Cheshire. N.B.—All lands of Sfilitaxy bought. Address Mr or Mrs. Jackson, 47, Brownlow-hill. Err bt X.et, pbatiiing 0 115 t . • AN rIELD MO be LET, a semi-detached HOUSE, 5, Ashleigh,.containing 1 two sitting-rooms, seven bedrooms, butler's pantry, hot and cold water, water-closet, .two good bedrooms, and every modern convenienee, with eeach-house and stable, and mail garden at back. Cabbage-hall omnibus dos:: by. Rent f... 59. Apply on the premises. 184ira23 BIRKENHEAD, MO be LET, an excelrelTT.i.klaTlOUSE, situated in the Woodlands, Clifton Park, twelve _minut walk front Woodside Ferry, containing• good: kitchens, three- entertaining , rooms, six bedrooms, two dressing roams, water closct, hot and cold baths, gas, &c. Aptly to Joseph Craven, 3, Hamilton, square; or to David Craig, 26, Park-place, Liverpool. 1.1a3 be seen at any time. 6nir26 tares ha Auction 11AiN.' C .respectfully gives notice of,---ttie undermentioned SALES, viz..: • T "s Days • (Ititkrsday); the 15th instant, at : .Eleven hi—Or d& of the Executors, on the Premises, No. 22, James's-terrace,the valuable ITOUSEROID FURNITURE - antl Effects of a gent'eman deceased. . To-morrow {Friday), the 16th instant, at Eleven o!clo.ck, at the - Taney Repository, No. 102, Bolci-Areet, the valuable stock of LACE, HOSIERY, ITABERDAoHVItY, FRENCH • GOOD 4; and a great variety of FANCY ARTICLES. • ' .1 To-morrow (Frid4y);the 16th natant, and (Saturday?, the 17th instant, at Eleven o'clock each day, at the Hanover-room , , an extensive and Costly STOCK of CHINA and GLASS, the marmfactnre of the well-known firm of -Messrs. Bevington and Son, of Hanley, comprising fashionable China Services Oau events, richly Cut Glass; .- •On Wednesday, the 21st instant, at EleVen o'clock, at the, Hanover Rooms; a Choice Assemblage of Magnificont epeci mons of. Genuine JAPANESE WQRKS QF HIGH:ART, including cabinets,, workboxes,* fans, kites, china, nnarnels, shoes, worktables. glove-boxes, : and a singularly tine enamelled vase of very rare desesiptior,. • , : On Wednesday ne x t, t h e 21st instant, at 'Three" o'clock in the afternoon, at the Hanover-rooxr,s, a considerable nasality of On Monda y`e , c - -fitlrinstant;mtd -- fotlawnirstaYsT attlevetr o'clock each day, at t al:mover. Rooms, a very large assemblage of Excellent tOUSEHOLI3 FURNITURE, of every- description, including the.- effects of a gentler= deceased, and other miscellanies. By order' of the Mortgagees. BY MR. B RANCH, This Day (Thursd a y) , t h elst h instant. at H.lf past One for Two • o'cloAr precisely, 6t. the-Clarendon- 'oon"s, South John.• - .• trcet , Ltverpool, subject to conditions, together or separately, TWO DWELLING -HOUSES, on the north and Nis. 1 and 3 in Moss-street, Nethertie'd-road, Evert6u, ,near the Derby Arms Hot. 1. Frontage of land, 30 rincheS; depth, 21 feet; co.ltents, 71A square yards. The Houses have been recently drained, to the satisfaCtion of the authorities, 'at ConAilerable expense. ' Tenure 'Freehold of Inheritance. APPIrfOITI: - FrOdslian4 - Solfeir s ir,n ler Sotith Liverpool. 4inrls By Glider -of the Devisees of Robert Collier, deetased. TRANMERE OLD , HALL; and' very desirable BUILDING /ANDS, in Higher Tranmere, Cheshire. BY MR. BRANCH, - On ThurSday,' the 29th instant, at Three 'o'clock in 'tile afternoon, at M r . H enry Gough's, Woodside Hotel,3Rirkon, head, and' subject to conditions, in the following or such ocher lots as may be - agreed upon, if not previously disposed of by private treaty, of' which due notice will be given. Lot IAhLL that }IAD called "Further Storetori '''Field," containing 7a. 2r. 31p. 9a. Or. 25p. • - -- 2. Ali t .43toreton- containing 3. Ali Tat FIELD, Further Rtlnner Hey,".7c04101.- ing sa. lr. 10p.• , 4. All that FIELD,- called " Middle: Runner- Hey," contain ing 6a. 2r. 9p. lain% 1 23 1 4,..4 1 / 4 t p h . :t . , FlEL , D, Balled Runner Hey,". con , . 6. All that FIELD, called " North - Top Mill-hill," containing 7. All " South Ton Mill-hill," contain ng Ba. 3r. 22p. 8. All that FIELD, called "Lower Mill-hill," containing a. 2r. Hp. 9. All that FIELD, formiirly tito irely "Middle Mill-hill" and "South Mill-hill," containing '.oa. Or. 39p. 10-111— that — F/ELD, called' - "Rake - - Hey;" — trolltlittliqr 9a. ,Or. 32p. , 11. All that MESSUAGE'' Or 'DWELLING-HOUSE, Ont .:buildings, large Garden, and Crofts, called " Tratrnere Old Hall," situat e i n the •villakO of Higher -Trtuiniere. This lot contains la. 2r. 11 —Lots 1c.2,), 4,UnC1'..,5 lie at : thieidremiti - of TraintireCtoa ship, between Higher Tranmere village and Higher Bebington. 'lle situation is high; and poturnands:lnost c:.tterislye and beau tiful views of Cheshire, Lancashire, and the river Mersey. • Lots 6,7; $, 9, and 10 Ije on the western slope. towards oxton, anatonirnand lifie and varied •ileWs of the surrounding country. The whole irks offer Sites foi bililding purposes ieldoni to be met with.- , „ • - • , tt , t_f • There is valuable stone under several oft lots.. The property is-freehold of inheritance; dis in the 'oc . cti- Pation of Mr. Thomas Houghton, who will show the several Tots. • For further particulars and Mine apply to Edidird llddkin• son, Esq., Chester, J:C.,Salkel,d, Esq., Parkgate ; John Long .rigg, Esq., architect, Liverpool; or to *Mr, Jas. Gill, eolicitor, County Cotirt Offices, Birkenhead. __ VALUABLE - EST ritE iti - WEST DERBY. BY ma. BAANcH, ,-, On Thursday, the 12th d a y o f A'p4l -fte2t,` at Two o'clock in . . the Afterpoon, ,Itt the Clurendon-rooms, Sotnh, jriiitreet, ' Liverpm4 1-1. ITj i..) _ i` l .-: /- - ,•.: ; I THE BRECK-HOUSE ESTATE, consisting of a MESSLLCGE or' .LEWBLL I liiol-11CAT3E; . *let Burbled,; ach-hou se, Barn, and Outbuildings, well laid out Garden, with Wot-house, Conservatory,/ Bre:, thdlabOut 23 -Actts of Land, - statute measure, in goo d co ndition, situate in West De r b y, i n the county of Lancaster, and'on tb.; tiltside of bower Bi l ek- Toad, which leads from the West Derby-road, nearly opposite to the,,Newsham-lkouse Estate, towards Cabbage-hall. -1 he tenure Is Copyhold of Inheritance. ' - ' _ The Land may be seen at any time on applying tp the Garde per. • The tlouseand-Garden may be iiiewed:bylick'it, on apfdeation to 51r. George 'Marsden, Accountant, 5, Old Church-yard; •or to - Messrs. Eden, Stanistreet, & -Barrow,-.5;,. Church-street, Liverpool: .T , - . ' 3m27 , . MEDICAL, SCIENTIFIC, AND AIISCI. LLANEOUS. BOCifirS, SHARE INLYCEUM,.LIbItAkiY, &e. • WALKER and ACKERLtY beg to announce that they have received instructions from the • .t.xecators of Gontienum deceased to SELL by AUCTION, To-morrow • (FridoY);_ . the ..16th. - instant, at- Eleven o'clock precisely, at their Gallery, 55, Church-street, An extensive and valuable LIBRARY of MEDICAL and SCIENTIFIC- B - 00-Ii- which will --be found Abernethy's Woras, 6 vole.-; Knox'sAnatoray ;_Lizar's Anato mical Plates, k:st eaten, with the new Supplement .Bol* Anatomy, '3 `vols.; Bell ,on, the ,Nerves; 'Liston's p'firidll ..-X.yelopmdia Practical 'Mtaieine, by Forbes, Tweedy, and , Conoll;.:4 'rots: ;' 'Elliotsbn"s Pri n ciples and Practices of Medicine; C6bper's Surgical "Dictionary; Spurzheim on Insanity, &c. .. -- The MISCELLAN ra Wm s include. , Hogarth's Works ; Hooke's Roman Hist or y, ; Robertson's Works, 9 vols.; Nelson's ikap4tOcs, / vols. ; Hclier'i Journey f in India 7 SVQ 5.,; limes , History-of-M an , 3 vo l s . ; thb P ar k er S •ciety and OA c_alVin Society's Publications, &e. Also, a Share in the Liver pool Lyceum Library'. • May.be`vie l4 l(llo,difanCon the Inbriiing`or Salt; add bata: Pogues had on application at Messrs. Walker and Ackerley's replces, 55, Church-street.: • , To GENTLEMEN, NURSERYM.EN, and' Others. , BY:NIESIW. WALKER AND AC:KERLEY, . On Wednesday, 218 March, 1860, at Twelve o'clock precisely, on the Premises, Hill-side, Woolton near Liverpool; VERY thriving. Pl an t a ti on of about.2o,oQo Choice • HOLLIES, from three to ten feet high, which will be Id in Lots suitable for nurserymen and private purchasers. May be viewed mior to, and on the morMng of sale, and• catalogues' had on the Premises, and at Messrs. 'Walker and' -Ackerley's Offices, 55, Chitroh-street, Liverpool. N.B. An omnibus leaves Vie Liverpool Exchange at half . - -.past nine and half-past ten in the morning. Genteel and Excellent HOUSF,FIOLD FURNITURE; Catharine-street, Falkner-square. ESSRS. B);IFOADefir SON resp,ec tfu4y .qnuounce y that they will SELL by ArCT/01.kr, To-morrow (Fiiday), the 1 th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely, upon the premises, No.' 17, Catharine-street, nen r.Falkue47-Ruare 'The whole' of 'The 'genteel 'And ''excellent' HOUtEHMD FURNITURE, brilliant plate and mantel glass, 50 inches by 40, in handsomely carved •and gilt frame; cottage and square piano-fortes, capital eight-day clock, books, glass, china, gas fittings, Venetian blinds, an d o th er e ff ec t s of a lady changing her residence. The Dining. Draining, andßceaktastiltms cap r itE mahogany 'siclobOard, chiffOnnicrs, of ntlibugany• an rosewood framed chairs in haircloth, sofas and conches ia ditto, easy, rocking, reclipmg, .and cww,Flian chairs in hairetoth, 100, card, altrizip tables, damask and - muslin'-window Curtains, gilt cornices, &c., chimney glasses, in gilt frames, Brussels and Kidderminster carpets, hearth ruts, fenders, fire-irons, &c. , The Bedchambers contain maboaany four-post, birch half tester, and iron bedsteads, and hangings, good seasoned feather beds and bedding,, :mahogany and painted chests of drawers, ditto night commode, imitation rosewood chairs, painted dressing tables and washstands, toilet services, towel airers, dressing glasses, carpets, &c. Stair's : Hat and umbrella stand, Venetian carpets, painted floor-cloth, hall chair, &c. Kitch„P. rillinarY Requisites,c . L in. other . effects .of dqrnes - t•c May be viewed This Day (the 13th instant), when catalogues may be had on the premises, or at the office of Messrs. Byf,rd &IA Son, the auctioneers, Clacton-square. HOUSE to be LET. TENANT'S LEASE,. GOODWILL, AND FIXTURESit To Brewers, Publicans, and others. • • FREE rpw-HousE WISE, .AND SPIRIT VAULTS!' Zliano'ver,street, corner of College-lane. . BYFORD and'and'SON. will submit to M PUBLIC AUCTION, on Monday next, the 19ih instant, at Three o'clock in the Afternoon for_Four o'clock precisely, upon the Premises, No. 47, Hanover-street, the TENANT'S INTEREST in the LEASE, G 0 OD W IL TRAD E, - LICENSb, and excellent LEASE,. 0 FIXTURES, in all that old -esta blished House known- as the " Gibraltar Vaults, situate.as, atome i and now doing a good Counter Trade, ,in the, occupation of Mr. Charles Henry. ThompSon, who is retiring from the business. Further par,tieulare may be had from Messrx. Byford and- Son, Atietion'eefs ancl'Apprailierl,'Clayton-square. . - ROSE and Trits - TLE INN, Sir Thomas's-buildings.— An • eligible 0:d-established INN, and SPIRIT. VAULTS, with great piOspective advantages attached, and now free from opposition.., as no less thaA, live public-houses in, the. same. street - he.ve,lately been taken down under the Improrepierit Act, and the licenses removed to other partt of the town,. Atlt., WRIGHT is . deputed by :he . proprietor conseqUence of having enterec3into large building specu atious) to OFFER to the public for SALE by AUOTLON, To - Morrow (Friday); the ;16th instant, at. Seven o'clock in he evening, on the Premises, in one lot, the whole o f his INTEREST in the LICENSr.S, , GOOD WILL-IN-YR4DE, F IXTURES. and POSSESSION ' , Of that long-established' Licensed PUB LIC-110 USE and SPIRIT VAULTS, well known' b the sign of the "Rose and Thistle,". situated No. 55, Sir Thom as's - buildings, and ihimediately opposite the . extensive Ainoworks and foundry of !William Bennett, Esq. The above is neatly fitted up, has a steady trade, conducted at a small expense, the rent being - only ta,pet: . anntun.• Is qui :e free froiri brewer, and spirit merchant, and, the premises Are close to where the public offices arc about to he ereetedand other great town improvements sure in course of progress. The absence of opposition must always insure to this house a good profitable trade. For _ f urther particulars apply to Mr; Wright, . licens e d . victuallers', auctioneer and, valuer, 11, Barnett-street. 2mle CHESHIRE. (Within five mileS from Crewe, and two from Nantwich.) T 0 be LET, ,Furnished,•from Ist of April to Ist November next, a desirable country ItESIDEN ch . . (suitable in every - respect for a moderate-sized family seeking a healthy locality within easy reach of Liverpool or Manchester, 6.:c.), containing• dining and drawing.roums, five bedrooms, domestic—dikes coml. lete, stabling for six horses, :with ample accommodation over fot domestic and other servants, and guod kitchen garden. The church is within' a short distance. Apply to Mr; Heatb; - Upholsterer, Nantwich, Cheshire; or to Mr. S. Waterhouse' Land Agent, 4, Derby-square, oposite St, George's Church.'',-', Also.to be LET. a superior MANSION, in Worcestershire. TO be LET, with possession in May next, a WELL FURNISHED and delightfully situated detached VILLA itESIDENCE, on the banks of the Dee, within ten minutes' walk of the Chester Railway Station, oontainir, dining-room 2.) ft. 8 in. by 12 ft., drawing-room a ft. by lfft., four bed rooms, tso kitchens, pantries, &C., two water closets, good greenhouse, hot and cold bath, an excellent spring of water, the who e enclosed in a large and well stocked gar en, south aspect, with an easy approach to the river. For cards to tiewr and to treat, apply to Mr. George Prichard, Bookseller, Eastgate-row, Chester; or to Messrs. Wo:ker & Smith, Solicitors, Chester. - 2m17 giu r be ge, h'usintss rtilliseS. MO be . LET, a BILLIARD-RODM and TABLE, in good - order, from the Ist of May to the Ist of November, 1860. Terms moderate. Apply to David L'oyd, Vernon Vaults, I;andudno. 6rarl9 CLARE HALL, CLARE-STREET, ISLINGTON. rim be LET, the above so(4Mcsuitable for holding Public A Meetings, Tea Parties, Benefit societies' Meetings, and lectures, on reasonable terms. Apply to Mr. J. Parz,o gage, No. 3, Islington. 3mos-in24 BOROUGH OF LIVERPOOL. MO - BR - LET, to eligible Tenants, Two BUTCHERS' SHOPS,, Nos. 8 and 31; and 'also; a FISH'SAGP, No. 29, in St: James's Market. Iniormation as to situation and other particulars may be obtained from Mr. Hutchinson, the Inspector of the above-named Market. Sealed • Tenders, stating Rent proposed to be given, with reierences as t respectability, must be sent:addressed to the "Chairman of the Markets Committee, Town Hall, Liverpool." The Com- • raittee do not bind themselves to accept the highest tender. By order, WM. SHUTTLEWORTH, Town Clerk. Town Hall, March 13, 1860. TA . in 5 Gib' or TVO be SOLD or LET, Two new Detached VILLAS, i n Lilley road, Fairfield, containing dining, drawing, mid-,breakfast rooms, and butler's - pantry, bn the first floor; dine bedrooms, dressing-room, bath-room, closet, &c , with garden' back and front. Apply on the premises. Also; to be :Sold. Three HOUSES, Canton-street, Everton ; rental 472, Two/1011*W, east side of Berkley-street, rental. €9O; and - Twii nousEs, Nos. 4 and 5, Parkfield-street; Prince's-park ; rental—SW— Apply at No. 51, Sefton-street, Brunswick Dock. tfo go he sirlb, douses gao. PRINCE': : -PARIE, 7-7-- FOR SALE, a Plot of FR EEIIOL D LAND, containing about 300 yards, adjoining Mr. Win. Laird's house. Apply to 31r. Wm. Laird, 25, Castle-street. • DINGLE-LANE.. MO be SOLD, a compact Detached RESIDENCE, with gar den, stable, and coach-house ; contains dining-room, small library, man-servant's room; kitchen, scullery, butleK's pantry, store=room, and lavatory, on the ground floor; above are live, bedrooms, drawing-room, and the usual modern conveniences. The property is freehold, overlooking the Dingle, and the ad joining land is restricted from nuisances or small houses. May 'be viewed on Tuesdays and Fridays, on application to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square. d gri be $.016, Siiirettantuits. BUXTON LIMESTONE CH lITINas:" • ON SALE, at the Buxton Limeworks, CHIPPINGS, for Garden and other Walks. Depot, 191;Stnithdttsct-lan, opposite Milner's Fire Safe Works. Office. 13, Pitt-street. TO B2.F.WERS, PUBLICAN'S,• ste. -'- • mo be DISPOSED OF by PRIVATE, the PLANT and BUSINESS of that old established BB EWERT, icnown as "Brick-street Brewery," sitnate hi Brick-street, St. James'- street, Liverpool, end occupivd for the last quarrer of a eentrry by the late Wm. Mountlield, Esq. The above is in good work ing condition, and well adapted for carrying on a snug business, being centrally situated, and capable of brewing from 15 to 00 barrels per week. Arrangements may be made to secure the supplying of several public-houses if required. For particulars and cards to view, apply •to W. G. Banner, •Estate and In surance Agent, Slater-street, Liverpool. 6mrl7 flt j. rT RUST MONEY, iwvarious•SUMS, ready TO BE ADVANCED on Mortgage of eli g ibl e F reehold or Lease -. ho 4 Property, at from £4 to £5 per cent. John Radcliffe, solicitor, .13, Hackin's ! hey, and-11,' Dale -street, Liverpool. 1thir23129 rrHB LOCAL BOARD OF HEALTH FOR THE DIET ICT OF GARSTON are prepared to receive TENDERS for a LOAN of £l,OOO, up on t h e security of the rates to be levied within the separate division of Aig&nth, - at a rate of interest not exceeding .C-1 per ma. per annum, and for a period of five or seven years, at the option of the lender. Tenders to be sent in to the Offices of the Board,- Garston) on' or before the 2ist instant. By order of the Board, March 7.1860. J. B. LLOYD, Clerk. MOSEY WITHOUT SURETIES. ATIONAL DISCOUNT LOAN FUND -- AND' DFPosi r BANK, 9, AD A M-sruE ET, A delphi, Strand, ondon. W.C. Loans from £5 to £2OO, without Sureties. ,4t extra risk premium. Loans from £5 to £5OO with.unties Bills discounted at 5 per cent. Money advanced on Bil:s of Sale. - Loans advanced in, ion, Without deduction for interest or expenses. Forms on application, 2d, or by poet. Ohre Hours from 10 to 4. 3m17 G. LA WRENCV - M u na r . ~ • THE COUNTT PALATINE T.OAN COMPANY (LIMITED), No. 5, CHURCHALLEY, CHURCH-STREET. BILLS DISCOUNTED, LOANS ADVANCED FROM £2O TO £5OO, On Two or more Perbonal - Securit'es or on the Dep , sit of Deeds, Dock Bonds, Shares in Building Societies, lailways, Public Companies generally, and other available Property. Entire charge, including application tee. Loan of £2O, repayable at Bs. per week....& 4s) `, Loan of £5O, repayable at 20s. per week... 2 18s. ' Loan of Li OQ, repayable at Va. per week.. 5 150 , And larger sums in the same proportion. Applicants from the country will be charged reasonable travelling expen• es. For prospectus and further information, apply to JAMES WENSLEY: Setretarv. ADELPIII L OAN AND DISCOUNT • ,COMPANY, (LIMITED.) , . PRESENT BUSINESS, £250,000 PER ANlcipll' RPM/ eincr : 38, RENSHAW-STREET, LIVERPOOL. BRANCH OFFICES : -; ! 30, BROWN-STREET, MANCHESTER,. 38, HAMILTON-STREET, BIRKENHE.VD. 7 13, MARKET-SQUARE, ST. HELEN'S. 6A, LUNE-STREETi PRESTIM LOANS , GRANT'E p Ait) BILLS DISCOUNTED 05Z4r EVERY DESCRIPTION OF' AVAILABLE SECURITY, AND ON THE MOST LIBERAL TERMS. Applications made at the Head Office, or at any of the Branch Offices will be promptly attended to. i226de31 ELLISON, Manager. JOHN ELLISON, Secretary _DAyLIFF, BILLIARD, TABLE MAKER, 15; HO6GIii:ONLTI4REE'f, LIVERPOOL. 119att37 J - 7." - , -- EFT-OFF CLOTHESCLOTHESWANTED, in • l arge or small quantities : _gat:i v Boots, :i'.:aoe6„. Sec.- GentleCen Ladies an desirous of dic)osing o: the. same will b e waited d j , ve ' l b i !ut , lx .i r r t ,, , ,s ete sr Chestier,, .lira. Mellshile, n a a l ri l d p t a lfe ts hi o e f hest in p e ri s c i e lir g l i . Jackson, , 47, Rrownlow-hill ;, for eoTecniencc of °enticelen about 'Change, .A 73, Jfercury Office. Mr. Jackson has no agents, and allows no one but himself or Mrs.' Jackson to buy or him • . ROBERT HUGHES, • , LAND AND HOUSE AGENT, 53, clicrilcH.sTßEET% BIRKENHEAD, • . Has ON TALE a large quantity of • FREEHOLD LAND, Within a quarter of an hour's walk of Woodside Ferry, and from which there are beautiful views of the River Mersey. The Land will be Sold in Small Lots, to suit builders and others desirous of erecting Villas or Cottages, which lee now in Such great demand, and the price is about is. 6d. the Squire Yard. A LSO, 2,200 SQUARE YARDS OF FREEHOLD LAND, In PRIORY-STREET; near MONK'S FERRY, Upon which there are no restrictions either as regards Buildings or Business. A Small Quantity opposite the Railway Station, fronting Y Low Price, suitable for Cot tages.remarkably A LSO, ...TO BE LE T SEVERAL EXCELLENT FAMIfY 11017" ., ES In Birkenhead, Tranmere, and th e adjoining Townshipka. GOOD SITOPS NEAR THE MARKET, a lew TIMBER YARDS,' C O f tL YARDS, &, Particulars of which may be obthined at his Office. - IC.B.—Ganeral Agent at 13irkcatheafi for the Liverpool and London Fire and Life Assurance Company, mar3o By order of the Assignees. Valuable Freehold t. 4 .Nl) 3 at Ness, in the County of Chester. BY MESSRS. JONES & SON, On Thursday, the 6th day 9f April next, et Two o'clock in , Ate Afternoon, at the house of Mr. Joseph Cab r y,. i n , Ne ss ,, In'the parish of Neston, hi the'connty of Chester, subject to conditions to be then and there produced, A. R. g. . Lot 1. Lk LL that FIELD, called the " Sea land," containing „ 2. All that YIELD, called the •• Denali Hey,". 4 ..2 containing ,/ IL All that I' , ELD, called the Marled Hey," Containing 3 2 23 „ 4. All that FIELD, called the "Clammer Hey," . _ 1 3 39 containing „ 5. All that FIELD, called the "Heath Grounds," containing ' 5 0 la , 6. All tbatT r IELD; called the "Heath," containing 2 3 . 26 ' l,ot 1 and 2 are drained, and Lot I has a frontage to the sea shore, add both . lbts conunnrid fine 'views of the river and the Welsh . The property is in the oeoupation of, Air 'Jos r efiltigaibry, who will show the several lots. , For further particulars apply ati_klle offices 'of Gill, solicitor, Birkenhead. . , :1. UNREDEEMED PROPERTY. Go'd and Silver Watches, Plate, Jewellery, Miseell meous Effects, and a first-class assortment of Ladies' and Gentlemen's weqim4ppgj, from the Establishments of Mr. William Green, Brownlow hill, and Messrs. Broard,SiEllisi GreqfGearge.place, • BY MR: J. W. kSTIBB, This Day (Thursday), 15th insyaut, at Eleven eclotk prebikely.. - - each day, at the Rooms, 103, Park-lane, opposite Sparling street, ati€l,-neral A..eHrblawe — of -- FORPETTED PRO= PERTY, in gold and b ailveT ltrrem, horizontal, nnttpair • case watches, silver plate and' electtd ditto; fashibliable jewel lery, miscellaneous effects, and a first-class assortment of. Itidies' and;Fesitlemen'e :avoaring: -apparel,. Bedding; tarpetsr boots, victorines, portmanteaus, and other valuable property," being property plydged at/tha , above-named - r establishments prior to the. 14th orMaich,l/35?, . On view tfribi , to*ite sale. Catalogues,may be obtained frorci —the!above gentlemen, or at theauctioneer's rooms, 105; Park- land. T ! - 1 Important Sal. of Modern lIOUSAIIOLD PURN4TU*E',y2.tent weighing Machine,' by Avrf, Itoli sta; 28 in. by 18 iii: by 16 in. ; massive Mahogany Pedestal Sideboard, Set .0f• 10 . ~-)Dining-room Chairs with stuffed backs, and an Easy Ckais „,_ in ratfrotartentire7TeltEtnpe iffifing Tables, elegant large ik. oyal Chimney Glass, in carved and ilt frame, Bedehimber, FUrniture, Cut Glass, China, capital i'atent Matigle;Ritchen Dies er with cupboards, half-plate Photogrphic -Caper . and Lens, a quarter-plate . Oath, riesil Bow, Ofilee Ertsk, Shop Counter with drawers, and Miscellaneous Property, ::removed from several premises. . ' ,• :1 1-J I ESSRS. F. & J. HODGSON will SELL by , Augrua*, oaNzidayqp r tlic t I6thinstanl,ls6lfaiially a it yen &clock, it - their Comniission-roems, Argyle-street, y Bir enhead, the genuine modern HOUSEJIQLp rfitlitTUßE, • •-- .. .do prising, In 31ahneki*;. nilcsitr P . edei* 4iaelx 'i ird, 7; feet l inches. long, with en c l o s e d v en fe, rannelled cloth's, and carved back; and, front' set of ten valuable dining-room chair:, with stack baqcs and' Beats in morocco leather, easy chair tq, p4atcli f , 1 tel cope dining tableS on reccled legs, with loose leaVes, large — eli, onnier, ,severai, sets of chairs in hair-e f lptia l anci f thee,,, sof: , couch,- and: 4 6Bf chair in ditto, 61 ,-- •- ' - i n ,. , ' e elegant oval chimney glass, in cai4Jti and'gilt fame, chi ,' cut glass, carpets, fenders, fire-irons. • — ‘lton, four-post, tent, and Tudor bedsteads;,gbast• "feather_ C lltds, blankets, sheet s , hair ,A4Strr-Ws, -Flt/Pt.")-9f drawers; oilet tables, washstands, tat& toiler - gl3,.s:;ies in "handsome fratties, carpets, drhggets, bir,ch and imitation rosewood onny , seated chairs. - -- i - - Castilinbrella cffrgets, wool. and rope doormats. Hal f-platci factotitisphic bame .anaktlenscquarter-plate ditto; very capital full-patent mangle, Avery's patent weighing nsaclaina,-kitehett-dresser-with di aN, ers ann - c6WarG, cross. bpw, office desk with drawers, shop counter,iron safe 28 inehes high, byArinches,by .16 inches, three dozen of me n ' s s hi r t s ,' iron castthgs, and•othEri genuine efteets, removed front Several, premises. To be-publicly-viewed To-1...L0w - (Thursday), ,the 131N7 'insmnt, when catalogues may be.had of Messrs: P.'and aodgeon, appraisers and auctioneers, Argyle-street, Birken-- Wad. 3mrl6 7-, - - • Mk. WC . LELIANIY, AX'FRAISER, (Chief Assistant to the late Arm bf WINSTANLET e slid Soxa,) • ~ HASNETT-STItEET, , LIVERPOOL, ' t ETURNS-his'gratefillthanke to his Friends, and - the 4zetter4l Public; for the kind indliberal,suppprt with w 'eh he has been favoured since the demise of the late firm, Mid trusts fronka long - pritetical experienee `es Appraiser and :Auctipne.er, eom.hinecl with punctuality and attentieTr-temertt" the COTIMMICe - crtall - wttrind - y - ehthahim with their favours. AVOLELLAND, BiIiWtY4PRE:A.ISER: AND: AUCTIONEER, 16, 13ASNETT-STREET. .1.4VE111300L.• .~_ ~ --- By Order of the Atlministratrix, Long Lensehuld.yaluable C ,rner Free WINE and SPIRIT . VAULTS, doing a la. ge counter and general rade.• • •••,'- 1 -ivn t . h l e V .l - d R in I i G n AT I b ti,trix it r fro th ure e l d t - e w i t r h , T irtruct mas p ion t s .l front ta...su mid. for PUBLIC' COMPET/Tli9DI Ity ' At!' CT/01 ' sT 8 , t . g o u ri Tuesday ncxt, the 20th instant, at Seven o'clock in the Even ing, upon the Premises. in one lot, the very beniticial•LEASE for upwards of Twenty' ye ' irs with -the ;GOODWILL4N TRADE,, L/C4XSES, FIXTURES, and POSSESSION - ~of the extremely well-situated Corner Free WINE and SPIRIT l'Att LTS" at the eornerrof.Albert-street, and No: 47; Northurr....; populated 164 ' 1 lntreet. The above -is a highly lucrative concern, — the bn,iiiess The.. placed in a large thoroughfare ,- and in'tbe'eentre of a t en=ely ntlgibourhood. -Ind premises are, well adapted fort'' have two large. handsome, an d attractive modern frontaw. s. returns .iu trade are_ good, hut may be e9A sidet ably aug o . th 4t4el n ,, rider active management, as it.is con oohed that ~ a ,, i(t i y , i l s l one of the most densely-populated • with materials for the. suc cessful retail spirit and malt liquor c a e t s:f h tl e l c s a O lt t i li va e 4 i n'pt an ""I s . trade. cation to 31 s. Pa t• r r ington, , lio. 17, Great 110 Ward-street • o r Further particulars on appli 7 , at , the auctioneer's offices, 9, Bassett-street smr2o Chimney -,—.....--____ I',..;cellent modern HOUSEHOLD. ptj/Rv., Glasses, Toilet •Ditto, . mahogany BookicaTstj---- Sect eta me, with SalChubh! • ks, t ud eb , ard r , Wardrobes, a tewbil Paintings, Enc, , rings, Drapery Goods, G as , Gas Chan deliersoptstipd . Sh(Rkii 6 ‘C. , p _ .REEN, This Day, (TlTtgaday), the 13th inst., at Eleven o'clock iri the forenoon, at tv's Spacious Commission Saleroom; Market- _street, Lirkenhead • '-; • ' iiii LARGE astseu;blamevf modern apduseful.H.QUSE iearrai;glib:6ltTbiae'rldeletrltiSr,danpiiiiritli:;:ltortEeti' ( :, a e r ti , P . el ''' Wiitqotli, dr:66f'; F o od i c ea talcig*s had. t and on the mr,rning of : . sa irh ltl rl iatil s ,i, ijapor,:ant to parties Disposin of FUR NIT CR t:, arrd'Other Effects. 110111 AS• LAWTOY, - Auctioneer and Appraiser,• 222, Scotland-road, opposite Burlington-street, begs to iu orm parties having such to dispose of that he, is at all,tiffle , !' preiiiired to purchase every description, in large or small. quAntities, and to remove immediately when required. ,Sales conduheed on The Premises of Owners, and Valuations made on moderate terms,, hales of Furniture at the Booms every , Tuesday, at Two o'clock. • • 149apl Sato Autism. . . .. NNE it.J.F.G.RIFFITHe 1 (SUCCESSOIt TO MESSRS. THOS. WINSTANLEY & SONS), AIJCIIOIOI 4 AVPRA.rw,',.,,, . t. , :g 4f, - 'c C -Vr.RBET, '' ' ..;,%•:- i,* Returns 'thanks to.,his • 'n3and tie public for tiv4reall encouragement he .14.. explrientsed A ce he , suceeedetbi 4 that I long-established fir, and' ,nnotinthat he has adth.d to his luoiness that of , . : . ' ESTATtgA.ND - HOUSE AGENT, - which will be .ndm At n :tle terms and principles. adopted . t in. the metro p i t' •' . ~.,i:. , •, • Mr. Griffit .4, eying g veit.h Mr. Robekt Winstanley to attend to t.. department ersonally, every attention will be paid to it, and a REGISTER OF ESTATES, FARMS, and FURNISHED and UNFURNISHED HOUSES, will be kept •for referenc:•, at the Office, 4 4,9hurch-street. . ... . F kir. - Griffiths will also avail himself olifr. Winstanley's ;experience in the SALE and VALUATION o f WORKS of ART and ARTICLES of VERTU. GALLERY being= situ ated — in ttre - ptintiPal - thoroughfare of Liverpool, is specially adapted fbr Public and Private Contract Sales. , • . Y..2i&J..FBAw7 S GRIFFITHS, - /successor to Messrs. Thomas Winstanley and Sons,) On Thursday, the 22nd instant, at Two ;o'clockl tht Moon, at the Clarendon-rooms, South Jolui:Sfieet, in Liver pool, unless previously disposed of by Private Contract, of which notice will be given, AN excellent FAMILY HOUSE, with Stable for three horses, and Coach-house, .large Gardeal and, spacious Bowling-green, situate No. 69,Edge,lane, and extend ing to Holly-ro a d, in ,thEibikiiiihiP: svest Derby: •in -the: immediate neighbourhood of Fairfiehl,Church, and within ten Aninntesitthirtrfroutheitdftd-hill Rifitvay Station, containing on the ground floor, dining-room, drawingi-rooto,' library , billiard-room, ladies' morning-room, kitchen, and butler's pantry; on the first floor, four largel)edroona3, with dreszing=- rooms attached, and two bathrooms, with hot and cold water throughout; on the second:Mohr, thiecf laiger-befirooms t : and two servants'-rooms. fi The Land contains in front to Edge-lane 54 feet, and_to*?lly- Toad 124 feet, and in the whole 4,766 yards. Theifinid.thithe front of Holly-roadwip adm,it of the., eTection_ nf i ftiro -D9uble the tenure is copyhold of inheritance, and early i pplspssion may be had. Two-th rds of the purchase money may remain on mortgage, at interest after the rate of 4i per tent. per annum, for a term to be agreed upon. if For tickets to view, and further particulars, application may be made to :At. A./cid TB, Ifhp . l4,kbagiy, .01dball-street; or to Messrs. Lowndes,'Bateson, Co., 3, Brunswick-strpet. " ' • m3mro2 Sap R. BROWNE, , ( ATV, BROWNE AND TANNER), AUCTIONEER, V - ALUER, .&c. 3, UNION-COURT, CASTLE-STREET. • I%,fR: FrarTligilrgi ,to, intjrnate 4hat, , besides the SALE by ArCtION.ofiIOUSEHOLDEURNITURE,' Cellars of WINES,'Sre.. 'he has for many - years devoted much study and attention to fhe FINE ARTS, OBJECTS of TASTE and VERTU, and LITERARY 'PROPERTY, and can confidently undertake the Sale thereof, his 'personal . attention being paid to the caref ut arrangin g and cataloguing sales of this description with which - he may be entrusted. • • rittlOWNE begs also to intimate that he ,_ "MAKES UP INVENTORIES and VALUATIONS o f Furniture, Collections of Pictures, Silver :Plate, JeweliCry, - Articles ,of Taste and yertu, Libraries, : rand all desdriptionA of Moveable Property, for Probate and Atiministta tioni Duties or othar purpo,sof,, with great. .promptituda and' conimienee to parties employing kin,and on moderate terms- M E „it IC A .N S L C E Smokers who want ' . A REALLY GOOD PIPE OF TOBACCO, Are recpunnettried to" try tie abpye. NONE GENUINE EXCEPT SOLD BY C. TVRAIEA,U. d-at , 26 • • ECCLESIASTICAL- INTELLIGENCE. ' Tire VZC.tB:AGE or Sr. Joicrs, 14Ens.H-The appoint ment . 0,4 Vidai'of th'e . ,church .of St. Johii.the :g•vange list, , Leeds, in the place of the Rev. F. T. Cookson, •••••. . • deceased, was ?bade .on Monday last. There were 121 ' candidates, and the choice--of •the-majority of the five i 'triistees fell — nporr—tire ---- Rer — Edward -- .ltonre - , — M:T; incumbe t of .Hind $s Weald; Stantnore,-in th - e'dfo'eese of Lend n. The inco me o f th e - vicarage, it, is said, -will -no , be less th3.ti ; poo 11-year. Mr. MOnro is well known 4s an eloquent, Christian preacher, and also as oalcctur ' at church institutes, mechanics'institht e . s , and other i itutions for the promotion of the education of the wor ing classes. ' ' - . a ECCL lASTICAL IrETMENIS Biri.-L-The Vigilance Commit eof tgethurch' of England Protection S4ciety have iss ed the followinteieport on" thi; bill : - -First-L.llat it is the duty of all churchmen-to-resht such an ttempt to alter the law of the Church, by th e introduc ion of a bill into Parliament, in which the inferiorlergyAritnot represented, without the concur: fence of, onvocation. _ Seconoy—,That it is also their duV to resist such an attempt to get rid of the doctrines itivolVed in the exist lence of la- priesthoot•-by. rendering it - compulsory to assimilate the vestments of the inferior ministry to those of the higher. . ' Thirdly-rrThat this bill introduces under severe - pcnAl' enactments the use and expense of a hitherto tolerated but unauthorised vestment: 'Fourthly—That it involves the clergy in expense instead. of the parishioner?, who have always hitherto beeri bound to find 'all the requisites for performing Divineiservice. ifthlY-:::That no provision is here made for the mode in which? thlose dergt'aborild be vested, Who violate the uniformity of the Book of Common Prayer; by unau •thorised Ministrations in theatres, halls, and other places `44.musitln. • • ; .• •7)70h:, .. " ---,,_ , . • . Ilikix-HOLIDAY MOvE3IFiT,',--last• week'''Atr:N • the' leading; manufaceuce4 iii, Nottingham commenced Cloiiiig their establishments, on. Saturdays, at one o'clock. THE FRENCH MAILS.—It is stated that -the—new arrangement for the mails between' England and Vance Ti mentioned some time since—is to be carried out. Ile service 3yi,11,, it ,is said, .be as follows :—The mails to: leave • Paris at 7 a.m. and at 7.30. p.m., arriving in London at 5.50 p.m. andatA a.m, ;, th ese: f rom L on d on to sthrt at 7 a.ni„ and $.3 p.m. - The Ist, of i lllay is named as i t t he day when the new system is, to come into ppiration. l' . ltdo-,F,sitiNo.—Since the opening of the Tweed for rod-fishing the sport has been miserablfbad, the river neier having been, in order, .in consequence of the con tinued melting of snow. Friday last was the first time - it has . been m anything like , a good state for fishing. when Richard . Derinistoun, Esef., Pinnacle Hill, (whose celebrity a ,an :' angler is well known),, had g ran d s p or t ui his Grace the Duke of. Roxbiirgho's water at Floors, landing , no less than 18 .fish, some ,of them 16, 18, and 20 lbs. each. .PEE4T/±E.NTLY _:)IISEILABLE.—,Don't you know ithat multitudes persistently look . away from the numerous pleasant things they might contempate, andlook fixedly and al mos t C ons t a n t l y at pa i n f u l and disagreeable things ?: Iron sit down, my friend, in your sring.library, beside the x e li v e eh d in ra g uiti fire. curtains,,'heblasw ou it r b , o v i i i f t e is is ha t r h d e l r y e3 •. d ). . t o h u r r o u gtwoh gbagr(a)‘tlen-eiliettrileaugaal;'t:,eyrso.o h:Ylr'%eu'tfhlsl thuanietkrfaletrthehaaeaant 4dl l . v . h a e ft'e re r y t , lie ni l' May rest, and-refit yourself for q another cl - - bustle. But the cont - epatien goes on.. " Eti l v il ith its . !;t4ed of . but the'failirlgs of the servants andthelCilnegneisss and impudence,• of your boys; unless indeed it be the supercilious bow with which, Mr6.'Snooke that afternoon passed your• wife, and the fact that the pleasant dinner, party at,which you assisted the evening Were at 'Mr. s tn io's•,ha.s been 4seertained to have been one of a. second-chop character, his morn honoured guests having, dined' on the previous day., Every petty 'disagreeable in your /in sheit, is brought but, turnedlngeniously, Tor in every possible light, acid aggravated and exaggerated to the ' The natural and necessary results" highest degree.. less of this discipline brings all follow. • 'An hour or . ,frame . . sulky and, snappish . of. mind.. And, pailies to n, s--y d 'thankful mood in which you instead .of the cheerful -an . , - e when ,you. sat down, you find that 'were disposed to r ) .., •: .red and out of gear: , And . hle moral, nature is Jar your w 0 , your wife, your daughters, and yourself pass into moody sullen books—books which you are silen uch a preciate,cirenjoy. not likely for this evening,,to In p . Whether there be Now, I put it to every sensible rea d er . 's kind of thing: Are not a great deal , too' Much•of 01 . , . 'nd a 'quiet evening there !not families, that *never spe , . together : without embittering .it by raking , iipvy, , Unpleasant subject in their lot.and and' history . . 'There e fireevery. . folk who, both - in their own case and that of others, seem to find a strailge satigfactiOn in sticking the thorn in the, hand further : in-7-617w in twisting the dagger in.. the• .heart.—fraser's , Alagazine.for - 31.arch." • ' - - ' - itomm tiat attss. :Ur TELL 1,15- the S DAY, This fif (That,day), I's{l2l's{l2instant, at Twelve o'clock, at y i the liik n e e rt t Ro, 2, Dale-street. If .. : I. # T l ' , .. E. " GOAT SKINS. , 1 o,„'''' .#.' , 4., , 1: „ KID SKINS. (7 ' " iipp B lOWNt:; HUNTER, & CO., Bitkem at ti • w This Day (Thursday) the 15th instant, at OneVelo( Brokers' (glee, 15, Manchester-buildiigs, About 250 Bales Surat COTTONi ~.= . t . pet Sund,u Ships from Bombay, and a Quanta* of '',Vet Amelpa.u-PICKINGS, per Ariel and Culloden: Apply to HOUGHTON, NANCE, & Cu., Brolter.• CUALRERCIAL. ' LI %TITO Wt wiiDam:EviiNiv G. - ,-tke Catthit ,Rtaritti:•-% -; In the Liverpool Cotton__Market r lo.day r there lias been an t increased demand,' but,'ice r Offerings, prfees ) remain unchanged. The sales reported,--- 7 includiq SOO Pernambuco, it to; 200 Bahia, elf ;50 Maranham, at 7,-1-d 400 Egyptian, at iyd to 101 d; and 1,000 Surat, at 3d_to 4id,—amount to 12,000 bales, of which 6,000' Wet taken on speculation and. for export. Zbie *are KlT4thet... •. .•. The Liverpool Share Market, to-day, opened _with_L.omiderable buoyancy;- ..and atoelr4rovitt: scarce, prices showed a marked 4,4ance, 44 they closed at their best point, with:a A n improving ten dency. Birkenhead stock, however, proves a lamentable exception to these remarks,. - , for consequenCe of the loss of their bill, th e stock has been freely offered all day at a heavy fall in price, without any buyer appearing.. Contango's" were very light. The transactions included—Eastern cOunties, llk ; Great Western, 681 It; Larleashire and Yorkshire s 991 ; London and North-Western, 971, ; Do. 1-shares, 7-16 d ; Manchester, Sheffield; and Lincoln, 41 d ; NewcaStle and - 110,; 'South-Eastern, 26Z- 7 1-161 7 6 15-16; Royal Insurance, o, p ; Liverpool UniCed Gas, 199-1. - • • • __The Share Market 'closed . at the following priceiiL and ;uano home, at 605,-; a ship to Melbcire, • • at Ant £3 10s. per register ton; a ship-home from CaleAqa to London or LiCarpool, £3 55., goodtissokinbnt of cargo. From Birkenheal to Borrti‘ ay, 425. 6d. to 455. Aden, 50s. ettn be done. Salt freights to • Calcutta are drooping, and not over 40s. can now be obtained. a :To U. S. ports rateckemain about the same as' last quoted, and all the berths are aburidantly supplied ; with tonnage. The following are the rates Of-freight for— COAL : FROM LIVERPOOL OR BIRKENHEAD To s. d. s. d. , Maitsmossimmte.l4..rl4 , 4r ,Triedi,.,.,..„ f, 0,-... 18.0 Oortuf r• "-/ ' I ! 04 ... o U 't,T.I• '‘'..!• Smynia F... 'O - '0 V ,ct aft Gibraltar Lekhorn... nom l5 0 ... 0 0 Athens I knunnah l5 0 ... 0 0 a Cali enas `3lOnte Video 'Amos Ayres Coiutantinople l6 0 ... 17 0 Saicnica l6 0 . . R '4) 9: To s. d. s. d. 'Pretit.sklnditl!!!llFlr Sinos„a, ... 0 0 Ah9sht 17 0 Ragusa it 0 ... 17 0 Venice- - ... 29 0 Genoa l5 0 ... 0 0 Naples nom. 16 0 ... 0 0 Rhodes St. Thomas Rio Janeiro '29 0 33 0 Bahia 2B 0 ... 29 0 Cape of G. 11.,pe 30 0 ... Pernambuco 2B 0 ... 0 0 Cfalvytefigags p6ml4ap. - r , RAILS—BRISTOL CHANNEL. To Galveston 2ss. and 5 per cent To Mobile 0.....9..(n0minfl 20V To Ne'w York To New Orleans ; To Fernandina (Florida) ITo Portsmouth (nominal). To Savannah To Havannah (small cargo) ~ ..,30s. To Alexandria • • GENERAL FREIGHTS. ,223. 6d. and 5 per cent. .22i. 6d. and 5 p9rt,c4int.,/ Lea fPff cTtl LiVerpool to Aden :•641 e :) ` rd „ Hong Kong Ditto from 'Vales .< 3 "..Clititkin • • ~ Ceylon : Iron ~ Bombay, do 1;6'4 7,1 55 0 to 57 6 60 0 to 0 0 60 Icrto 621T0i 45 0 to 0 0 00 0 to 0 0 from the Clyde 471 to 50 0 42 6 to 0 0 62 6 to 65 0 . ~ Bombay : Coals „ Suez ~ Sydney rir or J - 6 , 5. ; i gi g e u tz e . Melbou f Singapore „ Galle ~ Shanghai t r h 3 -7 'e to 0 e Ditto from Wales 67 6to 0 0 „ Calcutta : Salt withoutconsignment4o 0 to 0 0 with ditto 42 6 to 0 0 91 Calcutta : Iron - #0 QT 51` ) /07 Ditto, Coals - 0- „ Ascension, from Wales 2B oto 0 0 „ Fernando 80, -from -Wales .31. c 0 tO. - 0 0 „ Callao .. • -30 0 10 - 32 6 Flag Stones 35 0 to 40 0 „ Woosung - 0 0 Liverp,22l jo Ziadriskon &c. 455. to sos„ Clyde 50LCbusan 60s. Do. Coals fls - Do. from Wales • •`- , 43s " Ga. Liverpool to V.O,ltaraiso for orders, to discharge-there or at a Port not North of Callao 335. to 345., small - ships. Liverpool to New Yos Coalsaull cargaes,•l4s. & 5 per cent. , Moutniain 705., 'Teak to U. K. nominal. Akyab, option of Rangoon, Bassen i n,7orlloulm 4 ii l „to V. K. or Continent, 525. 6d.' ' '-` - .Calcutts-to-Liverpool,-55s7rditto on-the--round-134--17s: - 6& - £5, with option of London,' t Guano from Chizchas to U. K. o r Continent, 60s. Bombay to Liverpool or London 355. to 30s. cargo,23rds seeds, 1-3rd cotton. . We are indebied.tcfliessrs: Thylor, Tipider, and• Co., for the following rates of freight to Pig Iron, Bars, Rails, &c. Chemicals and Fine 1r0n..... j Salt Dry!Goods • Hardware Earthenware Passe.g Sit.Mdc,. Boston. _s. d. . 15 0... ov o 15 • q 9 nominal. _ New York. Philadelphia. s. d. s. d. 17 6...20k 0 if 6-14 0 17 6...19 0 10 :01..13 0 .12 ft nominal. 5 6... 0 0 £3,45s t.pd .0 0...20. 0 20:0 :0 0 0... 8 6 £3 ..1011s, „Oct Nqw Orle4ns Pig Iron, IL, ltaila,.&o__ Chemicals Fine Iron —Salt!. • Dry Cipvo l artiOdiet. rthenware assengers. s. d. 'l5 0... n' 0 0 rminal. .. 8- 0. Oti Linal. 15 0... 0 0 'nominal -,0 Cr 15,.0... o'.'o ' 0 :0... 6. 0 -CI 10s. Gross.' Consols, ate; Stray P4rk, at 30 ; Tamar, at 3: 1 ,; ; and West Setoh,. at b 75. Shares in West Caradon, Wheal Unity, Wheal Edward, and Ding Dung Mines have also met with business. In' foreign and Colonial descriptions there no alteration whatever, very little business having beeh done. A reduction of Id. per 'lb. took place yesterday in the price of manufaCtured copper. Present:quotation's are reported' as follows by Messrs. Sinis, Willyams, Nevill, Druce, and Co. : —Manufactured, 12Id. per lb.; tough cake and tile, £ll2 per ton ; yellow metal and sheathing -b01t5,4.1.01d. per lb. , At the Lonmifi - iiV,OOl, SALES ltb;day t a full uvt rage ___numbuLue__l2om-c. _buyers __has _ been. in attendance. Biddings, though not to say spirited, have continued steady, and very full prices has ben obtained by Selling Brothers. Very little - Word has been sold for export. The :13mOIMIITtia :IkUßZET.—Toiday most kinds of Hops are held at full prices, but the demand` is vhofly MStrie r fed -to small pare ls. The show of samples is limited. ` e LONDON CORN MARKET.—English Wheat is in short suptAly,and prices are the sttme on Monday. Foreign is in fair demand, at late quotations : fidatiug cargoes are held firmly. dui+.is against buyers: Indian Corn continues in favour. Bar ley 'is } hilly' as '6ar.ll. -e 'unaltereT." beds a I'd Beans are no depevii. Oats are in consumptive demand, and prices are against buyers. 20 0... i;st - 41/9 f‘ 1 ~.4t m and I Nomu 1 :7....., . 7 , 0 t .1 re 0 0... THE DAILY TIMES, THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1860 TO-MORROW To-morrow (Friday), the 16th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, 9 Bales Bombay MADDER ,Roovs... . 500' rage --- t;;L — mYttABOtOrS-; :art 6111 . 47:'- Apply to HyNTEit, sc . CO., Brokers. To=Morrow (Friday); 'the 16th instant, it • Twelve o'clock :"It --noon j .L ...,.6...131-xm - the Quay, east - side - the - Men swrektrak; Liverpool, 61508_ aid 3rd Quality PINE DEALS. -4th. ~. _ iPdt fincied Ihnird; : froxit' St e .- John, N.B. Appl' essrs. Gibbs, Bright, & Co„finerchants ; or to EDWARD CHALONER, Wood Broker and Measurer, -- .Cg'.E6t-Side'QUeen'l Dock, Liverpool. i. (i%__ NEXT WEEK. - = On accoupt of whom it m!ty-conerny d On' Monday next, 'the 10:1* instant; a't' Twelte 'cloe ,at - • • - A - , - at the Brokers'‘Ogice, 2, Dale-street, - .. . - v 'o Eafeg WOOL or HAIR, bein unclaimed cargo per Covenanter, from Bombay, ex Belle of Devan. Apply to -, , ' l a . - I -' ! BROWNE, lIUNTER,'& CO., Brokers. On Tuesday next; the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Brokers' Saleroom, WaLmet-buildings, Water-street, 7 ANCHORS, Quantity GITATINIS, 1 now lying on the DUke's Ground, Duke's Dock. Apply to CURRY," K ELLOCK; 8:1 CO., Brokers. The next 41.VERP0011, 4 PRAIODfCAL . 'M.LES, comprising Four Cargoes of St. Domingo MAHOGANY, (Three of - , w.ich are front She o'ty direct), Two Cargoes of Honduras and One of Mexican MAHOGANY, besides various Parcels 4E . . of- SATINWOOD, Itali WALK UTWOOD, BI 'YE MAPLE, PENCI,L4 ya, EPAiti &5,..wi1l taked9hoet . hurs day and Friday"- MOrtilngi, the , V2nd 'ln& "OM • tant s ~,begianing each.mornip.g.at Eleven o'clock p rec i se ly, i n th e Wooil Std eio ShedsVßrhntivick and Toxteth Docks, Liver pool. For Catalogues and full descriptive particulars apply to EDWARD CHALONER, Wood Broker and Measurer, 6, Ea :it Side Queer's Dock, Liverpool. ~ , • On Q.C.Citunt.af_the Importers. On Friday, the 23rd instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon pre-. gordediYard,lEierton Dock, Liver pool,' (in addition to the Woods already advertised), 9;147 Preccs Ist, 2nd, and 3rd Qu4it T spxuci; ))4.4147 : measuring 253 2 . 21 124gthghtandard: -- • 7, 149-Pieces Ist, 2nd, acid 3rd Quality PINE DEALS, mea suring 116 3'll 12-18ths Standard., 775 Pieces 4th Quality. P I.N E .DEALS, measuring . 10.3 21,1,-;lBth,Standard. : 'being' the cargd latelylanded 'ex Empire of Peace, from St John, N.B. . ED W kRD CHALOZTER, Vfoqd Broker =Ad Measurer, 6, East. SidelQueen's Doerk, LiVerpool. salt. WINS AN SVWTS, 'YofitrbidE tr4E AND'EXPORTATION. Apply fa., CHARLTON R. HALL & SON, Brokers, 77, Dale-street. 1. VINAt DE FRANCE. .11 1 Alain Bougourd et Manjot au Havre,..Commissionnaires,' ( ' _Nins de Bordeaux, de Champagne, de Bourgogne . , el, en Faux de Vie cic , Cognac: Exportatioil. - 2. -Repr66antants de Mgison de Cognac.' Exportation: 3, ,Vins,tins de Champagne. Mehl 33ougonrd et Manjot au Havre, Repr6santanta de Messrs. delft. Mar oeaux & Co. ,EXPOrtation. FOr pariiLilars apply to Us • CIL DENES, 49, North John-street, Liiarpool. 14 6...15 0 nominal. 10. 0,..17 6 .0...0...13 0 0... 5 0 43, .ss. Od Gross, Charleltfn. , !l 00 0...20 0 nominal. , Or .0:4.25 0 - 0 0 ..2.5 0 O. 7 6 45 Os. Gross. LONDON, WEDNESDAY EVENING. Iti';,ttie7;t:k:444sil STOCK NARKET,,tO-day, the general transactions bare not been numerous, but a firm toife'l4.4 rifevailed throtighoutlhe morning, and Consols have advanCrecl) per , cent.,) being now qu9ted 94 to for money j _and `94Y 4 95 for the'nec3unt. Andia Debentures liave'becin dealt in at 971 and 97k; Enfaced Rupee Paper, 99t a; ditto Five-and-a-Half per Cents, 1051 ; India Bonds, par ; ditto under £l,OOO, 2 - pm.; and Exchequer Bills, 22s and 18s prem. The Funds closed at ON folp?wing prices : . t Consols, Money ; „ Account . , .. . . . . 94 - 5 ~ ' Exchequer Bills r • - 22 ' - Bank Stock. Three per Celifs . .. The following appeared in a po r ti on of both' impression of yesterday : . •,' : i : - . 2 .1 - , The Daily News explains that the Indian de6eit- of 9,000,000, which includes a million, compensation for private losses during the mutiny, is already - provided by the loans raised in.Eng,land and India, and remarks that the determination not to have iecourse to any loan during the coming year, marks a vast financial improve ment. The Herald infers from the fact of foreign 'bills _seeking discount not being so large a usti4,l,.chat the home trade of the country i s i n a prosperou'i Condition, end adds that there is no expectation that the Ilank.will, raise the rate of discount, the present state of affairs „just turning the curre,ntiel transactions in.favour of that ftablishment. f The English funds opened with ou t a lt era ti on , an d, 4 ilittil near the official close, when an • advance-of i vas ' realised. With the appro'aelaing termination of the quarter the demand for discount continues to:increase, and little or no business is done below 4 per cent. The railway marla 7 1ItiS' . 11 - 412 ... ' little 'anilnation, but • has atneralLy.heen.firmer.,=Tiazes._ The stock markets to-day were quiet but very firm. In the afternoonConsoteachineed k- °per Cent: EnCh division in the Ho use o f C ommons demonstrates the in C bility of the Cabinet, and is viieVgerfaVcniabli: I The k *ncipal improvement was in the market for British rail Way stocks, whicii stioweVtlecide& baOyancY)in. the! afternoon. The demand for. money - at„ the Bank IA Engird continues brisk; accommodation 'not ' being proe able ifijhe open market below the Bank minimum. Theie was net any bullion'taken from the Bank to-day. Foreign exchanges. about the same as last.post.—Dail Neu* .is, 44 NJ s) 91Z11..... .. : .. .. . Tile LONDON R 'AMWAY SHARE MARKET to-day has been comparatively active, and prices main !. tain a very firm appearance, most of the larger lines haviug_advanaed in value. Great North:erns 4re marked 11 per P.P.Trt . i higher,: and :Great westerns - 6 I per cent. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire • have risen Lper eent;PSonth-Easterns, t per cent.; rliondon and" NOrth-Westerns and Midlands are Heach sa. better, . , . The Share Market closed at the following prices : r.. : ' • Ambergap; Not., & Eastern Junctn. 6,1 1 6.lo6nians . . .. . . . .- ..934 ,1 Fai — .Dutch 'Rhenish . . . .'• r : • . ' 7 121 I'' -- . i Eastern Counties . . . , ...•. '' .551 ' ,I, list Lancashire' . . .. 3 . . - ... '.• •. -- "' Idinburevand Glasgow t. ei-, . .81 - 2 i . . Great - Northern ... ~ : :'., . . .11 (4 11 1 7' , git . . los 9 ..r• - GrearWesierna . : ... . . 69.1 Great 'Western of-,Canada, , 1 - 1 ., ... . ill ~ ,i - -. Grand Trunk of Canada'. . ; . . 84- -_ i Great - Saab - et - and Western . . :113 — l4 ---- -•-• Lancashire and YivlrShite '.l 14 .11 . <99 J El I 'J' ' 4 I ondon and North-western . . . 984 - ,fit. o -waii, London and South-western. . .1. (31?,/ 1 " Leeds N6ftheiff '1 i . .";.' ' 2 . 7' 5 1'1-? . : 1 :r 467 ;,.., Manchester, Sheff., and Lincolnshire 41, ''' Midland Stock llOl 1t a North British 64 North Staffordshire. • .. , ~.- . South Eastern ind Dover ;-, -! ' .; ' Blll !901- '` f YorkyNewcadS, and-' . j 6 .2. ' 3 1 ,, - ~," York ;add .NortirMidland-. . . ...,.• . ~ • . - - 7 , The LONDON FOREIGN SECURITIES 'MARKET to-day remained Steady;but &Ilya limited amount of busines,s,has 'been doing. . Original Turkish, —.toe , '" brought the New Sixes 621 ;• Mexican : Threes are firm qt 221; hut Spanish are a,shade .... not 51 - „lower ; - New; India, Five per Cent. Tan has improved to 1041 4 16 1 ;' Canada. Scrip is titeadyat• l?,-, to li, pm. ;'.Turkey Bank Shares are 11,- to 11- 'tlis. The only quotation received for French Rentes on the Paris, Bourse is . 67f. 80i. J the intii-ket .deat ribed . as heavy, with little'dOing. , -, •, jr lit 3 LONDON GENERAL PRODUCE MARKET,' - t7day, was without much alteration. - ~,. SUGAR.—There has not ,been a public sale of this 'article, but the market has an improved appearance, and a fair amount of . business doing T - 1 , 13 -- --- L7 — • -. 71.1 1--- I - .17:277 ---- at full prices fn 6cl adVance - on, Taft Friday'spri, ces. , Zl3e ; pii rowstou§ , l e a. at e• -- '' • 4 „' . . • r" .G.-..., , i , .IZ : 7)%)- COFFEE,-,--The market is very firm at lasfweek's COFFEE,- The The Liverpool (St. Johns Vroyastons 3 ta r ket i prices. Good native Ceylon sold at COs to 625. to-day ruled .as follows s: d. s. d. : TEA.—A limited business at previous rates. Beef lb 0 6 ill o'B Fowls, ip conPle '3 'oe 3 6 RICE.--A full amount 'ofablcsiness Otie, at ex •Thuton „ 0 13 „. 0 8 Ducks ' 3 0„ 3 6 Veal ,„ 06,, 0 8 Rabbits, 1p c'ple 1 1 0 ,„ 2 o treme prices of last week. Old white bengal sold Lamb, fore q r „120„ a 0 Pigeons , „ 10„ 1 .3 ' „ hind qr „ 8 0 „ 0 . 0 Grouset brace o 0. „0 0, at,l2s 6d to 13s ; pinky Madras, 9s 9d ; Rangoon, Fresh Pork „ 0 6 „ ,0 7 Partrid g es per br.o 0„ 0 0 , Lobsters Salmon - „ 2 3„ 2 9` Pheasants,Pbrce 0 0„ 0 0 ~ Cod Tish Turboto'3d;; Haddocks „O2 „ 0 4 Larks ...... P *SPICES doz 10„ 1 3 " *SPICEShave sold steadily at about previ ous fresh Butter, „' 1. 2 ' 1 7 Geese ......e a ch 3 0„ 5 6 Salt ditto Do. Eng. '„'o 0 „. 0 0 Cucumbers, e'a'ch 20 6 ',', 3 O n ' §piarrs.—Brandy and rum dull orsale. ' Cherries .„ o o„o o Apricots, perdoz.o o„ o o Damsons ,, 00„ 0 0 P eac h es , each... 0 0 0 0 The LONDON TALLOW MARKET t o -d a y was Eggs • 7d124 72„ 0 0 Nectarines d 0.... 00„ Q 0' Peas, ISI peck 0 0„ 0 0 Pines, for., each '0 0 . 0 0 rather . firmer, and a slight improvement - ' Potatoes, p peck 08 „- 4 DI. Eg.. ,g 0 "'i n 0 . Asparagus 100 0 0 „ 0 0 Filberts, per lb. 1 6 '' 0 0 has occurr eel in. One or two instances. Town . , :tallow is quoted 57s 6d, nett cash ; Petersburg ' Bates of greigtt. .. . Y.C. on the spot, 58s 6d ; March, 58s 6d .to . . . ,The' operations in . charters for long-voyage 58S 3d ; April to June, 55s 6d; Oct. to Dec:, Ms. , business haVe again been' large. We hear '-* In the LONDON MINING ' ITAiiCET to-day . , of two ships - for , railway materials to Calcutta, at ,Grambler and St. Aubyn share 6 'were rather 50s. and '5 per cent. ; twg ships from Wales to more offered, and'inxe 'marked 42. E :East Wheal King George Sound and Sydney,' coals, at-475. 6d., Russell have been dealt in at .111,-; Sortridge Sales ar teri , f ,Railways.' Closing Prices. 1 O'cl og g.' -a- Blackburn , ' ni 12 , B , irkenhead & Cheshire In. 703 = 714 : 1 . , Caledonian , Chester and Holyhead . • 614 -,-- 62 ----, 9th ,- Eastern Counties. - ' 111 . Lzt'Jid 0' Aireat Northern • ' . 109; 1101 , :A .*l9: . -- nvi .f , f ,, : ,, great Westerns ...... , 68 4 ,---, 68, --, Lancashi re / Lc.; Yorkshire 9 9 :1 991 ___ r , ~ London & North Western 974 974 • - Ditto Fshares -= 8-9 d - - Manchester; Shef., & Lin 414 - / 414 ---= ; 1 .ilii Midland Stock - North British North SiaifOrdsbira - .34d 1 41 T I .Nt. Eastern—Berwick -Do. York and N4Midland 754 75.-1- '1 :44 , CI 41 q : 'Do. Leeds Northern, ~. .461-: 471 -:11-vma Oxford, W. Bf,'Wolverhgtn. 394, ---- . 40 ; South Eastern.. 264 xd 269 D utch Rhenish :. , _ , 44 -- • 64-d -- '- Great Luxembourg - 6i4- rand Trunk of Canada„ 8 S/9 .7 8 11/31- ; t. W. of Canada, - 12 1 ,--- • 1 Ditto new' sillies '.... 81, :-L ' 84d '.--- - j3uffalo and Lake Huron : .' 1 54- '-= 54 L ombardo-Venetian-.... ,' ' reatSliip . . . A..9 .. . i 10/0 -,-- 11/0 —1 ii J. . • gbt 6entrar firahnre aga r h t f. The Liverpool General Produce Market to-day 'vas generally quiet. I SUGAR quieter, and the only sale which has • transpired consists of 5,000 bags Ceara at 25s per cwt. • MOLASSES, ttU-31, AND COFFEE.—Not4ingfurther has been done: - RlCE.—Thele is nothhig to Laic ' e. f • • SiatETEE.-400 bags were sold at 38s to 30,3 8d for 9 to 61, per cent. CCTCH.-435 bags at 28s 3d to 28s 6d with al faults, and 36s for sound. , l, GAmmER.-- 7 300 bales at 17s 3d t0,175.6d for sound, and 17s for heated. , ' ' FUSTIC.-35 tons Rio 'facile at £5 lOs td £5 12s 6d, and' I6'tons St. Domingo, all'flibltg,;tif £6 to £6 2Er6d..•'(tt , .• NICAR i vguS goon.-25tons at £l5 2s 6d to £l5 12s td. • 2 • LimA. Noon.—=lo tons at atl4 7$ 6d per ton. • LAC DYE.--15 Chests Native' at 6d per lb. . TURMERIC.-56 bags Bombay at 14s per cwt. LINSEED.- 7 -4,900 hags Bombay at 52s per qr. The price of:the Boultfity Linseed sold yesterday was Ms 6d, and not 54. 30/ EDT Agrifutturat Prentre :_qtarittt. The Liverpool Agricultural Produce Market to-day ruled at following prices :--- , s. d. F. d: s. d. Hay, old Ditto, new Ditto, clover., 0 11 ... 1 oA Do. wbiterocks 3 3 ... 3 6 Green Clover - 0 ... 0 0 Vetches„, Straw, wheat Ditto, oat Ditto, barley.. 0 6 2 .. 0 0 Carrots Oats, in straw. 0 0 0 0 railgelwdrzel 3b 0 ...32 0, Potatos, flukes' 311 4 0 Manure 5 6 ... 7 6 • `r - • 0 ; MARK ETA;IESTERDAY, MANCHESTER SHARE.--Dovers, next account, 27 1-16, 7 ; Great Westerns, next account, 69i, k ; thi§Mount, 685 ; Leeds, this account, 100. SALFORD CAI4:LE.- 7 Stock at market—Beast's, 1 1 ,731 ;'SheeP, 5,707; ealves; - 455. Prices—Best Beef, 61c1 to 7id ; middling ditto, sjd to 6jd ; inferior ditto, ..4d to 5d ; best Wedders, in wool, 9d to 94d ; middling ditto, 7jd to 84,-(1 ; Ewes, 6d to 7d ; best Wedders, clipped, 7d to 74d; best Calves, 7d to 7jd ; inferior dittortid- to--647- -------- GtASGOW IRON.:43Thrket - depressed. No. 1, 575 MAO 685 , 0 d; Warrants; 58s 3d to 585 6d; Not• 3 7 1575 6a to 575-9 d. k CORN MARKETS.—Conx : Red Wherit, 26; 6d ; Barley, 19s ; Oats, 12s to 1433 7d.—GLASGOW : Good attendance at Market, and trade,* an improved - tone under, a lid - demand. ,W4at.,foreign) generally Ifelthr an advance, arid in transactions reported the !full:m.oes of this day week were obtained. Scotch .realised fully 6d pet 240 lbs more, and met free sale. Flour—bettet sale,.latllast :Tvvedk's; prlles?. :Bailey Without change.' Bearis and Peas neglected. Oats held with increased firmness, and Oatineal improved 6d per bad. - 344 6d to 36s 6d. Indian Corn as l as t voted,_ !•• Az _ Ql'' ttfe. N.W ;'at liolyhe S.S.E., light, ARRIVED. h':;.i.,-:L%. t'i March t 4. • Azores Packet, Conteur, ' , = ,, 'fl . l' Naladin (ss),liitid Jamaica - • : St. Micliters Mermaid Pei Brill Smyrna §haftesbury Bombay • e :, 5 .Louis 9. - ,- ~ i 1....,. i Mwopd, Moore Calcutta Eleha, liartep!..l,„,i . ..;.Sni,yrnal (.;titesitt,•Badilely',.St,MichFl'¢ " OPE TPl l i'9olll 4 l'''' l ' l ' ' " ' • ' - -'b -----; -- Gfedirdsgriciiid - ralbec (ss). --• -y r ' , r ILED. ". 1 , . Afarch 14. - Damascus (as), Bell, Joshu k a;) FoNtle,r . - CalcUttA --."... .. ;' . •''' Collolalitinrale i J. Bitsoni 0 vfen, Buenos Ayres, Cultivator, Russell, Lafayette, ti MelbOurne • mall - - 4 . , , • , . -, New York Bohenuart las), Gratige, • - Belle of the Ocean, Cummi ng , ' '•' ' . '• v • i ,'• It - Portland St John, N.B. -City-of-Washington (is), Marmion, Blenkinsop, Jeffelys, New /York New York ~, ; FOREIGN PORTS. col :Wescott, hence ilt:Getielaf, - 17 Bunion, Graham, from London at HotigiCong.• - Queen of he East, frOln Demerara at Calcutta. - Prospero, Shire, lhence-at - StilOhn'!l; Corea', - Garey, hence , at , Holig Kong. Ethiope (rmss),.henee at Sierra' Leone, and left Feb. 13 fo r Teewird,: ; Mariai,Ansell,shenreiat Genoa: Silperior, - M‘George, from BristOlat St. 'John, N.B. --- Slr - Brdph Ats rPr6fn3Y hence - It irohg Fong. - ) ()sprit , (4), hence lit Holvoet. L. Albatross, Greene, from Lisbon at St. John, N.B. Arcongelo, Marcelo, hence at Genoa. Ninalss), Arano, from San Sebastian at Bilboa, and left for Liverpool '.T Wail)4E, from Cadiz at St. John, N.B. Min!lo(ss) - , - lience at Oporto. Versailles, Bingham, from London at Shanghai, Dduro OA), Barrow, hence at Li-bon. Allegro, from Hamburg at St. John, N.F. J rt: 9 - (fUTPORTSW a DEAL, March 14.---Arrived and passed: Commodore Perry, from ; Melbourne, to London; Eclaungit, Calcutta to London ; Mina Mauritfus- - , - Chanticleer, Bahia to London ; Strathmore, Shanghai to London • Mary Ann Wick, St. Michael's to Lon dtm ; to Colollibte; ;Indian, fibl4lds to Galle ; James Montgomery, Shields to Alexandria ; Sydlord, Shields •to. Alexandria ,Nicolian, Shields to Naples ; Eciipse, Madeira to Lnadoli - ; Excelsior, Venice to London ; Argaus, Terciera to London i-Friend f myth, to Monte Video. G A v ESE'S li, I%iilltell --Arrived : Loof-the-Ples, from Whampoa q Michas.; Echunga, Calcutta ; Max- Tag-t6og ;. Matiritius; Friar Tuck, and Strath more, Shanghai ; Commodore l'erry, Melbourne ; Lauderdale, Foochoofoo. Sailed: Thor,' for Shanghai ; Favourite, Corfu ; Renshaw, St. Helena. numiari“ March 14.---Anived; Susan and Ellen, from Lond •n ; Catherine Margaret, London; Queen Adelaide, Ipswich.; Edward Weeler, Gloucester. KINGSTOWN, March 14.---Arrived : Oello Memel, from Dublin. . . BELFAST March 14.-- -Sailed: Ceres, for Troon ; V enus , Vecelia, , • — •, • GREENOck, March' 14.c--Atrived : Excelsi4r, from Dan kirque ; Auguste Louisa (ss), Havre ; Fortunato Aribia, Naplei; •Catsims,' Taganrog. Sailed: City of London, for London. QuitiorkToWN,faith' 147==-gailed . :' E 1 beniniN for Dublin Columbus, St. Andrew's; Phoebus, Waterford. MARITIME EXTRACTS. The Friar Tuck; from SiNtngha t i, pealed Deal yesterday. The Ellen Stuart, hence for Calcutta,was left off Queenstown 12th inst., a.m., by;the, Rattler steam-tug. Boweronu, March 9 : The Eagle, Morrison, from Liverpool to Ballina, has got off without any damage. psnorr, March 6 :__The Vanderheit,,,_ from_Lkeostolto. Batavia, which put in here Feb, 9, had touched the ground near Nantes. Her bottom - haersustained sornedariiaie 4 , . .an'cl#he will discharge and be hove down. March i r The NeptunZ, )Tropby; from Haraburg tb Yalpirakto, whichpat in here, sailed foi.her4estination Feb. 27. I )3II.EACii OF 1 0 - E MARRIAGE - • • ' CASE. BEACHET V. BROWN. (Before Mr. Baron Martin and a Special Jury, at EXeter.) This was an . action for , breaCh. of promise of marriage. The circumstances; as they_ appeared, from the learned counSel'S oPening, Were as follows :—The plaintiff, Elizabeth Beachey, is a young lady of twenti r six,years of age; . and •ihe daughter of a' gentleman of • soirib pro perty itsiding, at Beach;park, near No - ivten, in tfiis 'cotuity ; "andithe defendant,' Mr. 13rown, is a gentle man of about the same age, residing at Barton-hall, near - Torquay.- The families had been'; acquainttd Ivith each other, and had exchanged visits from time to time, arid. had met at various parties in'the neighbour of an Ordinary description.. Miss Beachey had two years before been engaged to a . gentleman named Yeals, who had gone to Australia for a , month.or two, when he was to return; and then they were :to be married, but from that time to this he'had never been heard of, and MisS Beac4ey considered the engagement entirely at an end. On'the 4th of June Miss Beachey received.the following letter from Mr. Brown . . "Barton-hall, Saturday. • My. Deariss Beachey,l.have. kildwn 'you for a long time, and - have always_ had the greatest regard for you, which has now chang ed for love. .Will you allow to offerlyob ifiy add 'hand bo 'Write soon, and say, if you can return my love. I remain, dear Misi - BeachT;.yOturd truly ' L, 43.n0w1." :`'T" A , • , •is kis`)Beaphpy consulted her father, and wrote a reply, saying she 'would' wish' to see more of Mr. Brown _before giving a final answer. Ultimately the proposal was accepted, ; and, Mr. l Brown was 7xeleiTed as the accepted suitor ,of Miss. Beachey. • •Mr.. Brown. expressed ',his. wish "to be - married very shortly, and that the ceremony should take place in London. Mr. Beachey's family went 'to' London to be . prelent at the Handel Festival, and , was,arranged. that Mr. Brown' should join, them in london on Sunday, _the, 19th of !tine. 'However, the defendant •did hot arrive, arct on the 24th' of June the plaintiff's father received a letter from Mr. D'Arcy, a solicitor at ..Newton Abbot, and a partner of the plaintiff's brother, ,stating that he had had a communication with `Mr. BroWilf• :and he wishal him r,to inform Mr. Beachey 'that ilid affair with Miss Beache_y must he considered off, as he had heard that she was still corresponding with a ,gentleinan in Australia,. 'Miss. Beachey Wrote,. Stating that theretwas no ground for the charge, and requesting Mr. Brown to call and explain Matters. Mr. . Brown did not call, hut a long correspondence took place, Mr.' Brown alleoing that he was not aware of the engagethent: of Miss Beachey at the time he made - the' promise, and ultimately refused to perform the engage ment. Under these,,eilcumstan9es : thp present action was brought. ,--x4r, I Mr. and Xis. Be;they' - werd called in support of the :ease, and proved the facts as above stated. ; `.Mr. M. Smith addressed the jury for the defendant, and rested on thesathe grounds as contained in the letters —that Mr.- BrOwn was riot aware of Miis iieachey's previous engagement. , Mr. Baron Martin left the question to the jury as to the amount-of -damages, and they, found for the plaintiff— • Damages, £750. ; . • , • , , , THE . Nlii,V TUDGE.-It is rumoured that 'Ur. Lush, Q.C., will be the new judge in the room of the late Baron Watson. , The newly•appointed. Solic4of-General (Sir W. Atherton) will, ,it is ,under Stood, icantinue to hold his office. ; i , , , . .. 7 MR. BRIGHT AND' THE BRITISH Liox..—Mr. Bright is stated to have gi*enutterance to the following charac teristic burstnf sentiment :—" The British Lion ! would to God the brute were dead Can any reader of ‘ 4 lsT.lnd Q." ...inform me ,on what occasion it was that Mr. Bright's zeal so (4 overcame his discretion ? Wu. J. Timms. ---Notes and Qaerios. . Advices from Schleswick state that several persons have 'been arrested there for signing a petition t o the A , totes.. ; " Among them were an old man named Gehrke, an ' d his son 9 wh o , when interrpgat.“l, 'n consequence, the author of:the petition. They were, k i without either consigned to close confinement/for a week, e d himself in fire or light. At, last the father t b ok place at the old ,despair. A. popular demonstration o refused to name man's funeral. • THE DAY'S NEWS. ' In the House of Commons yesterday afternoon Mr. Locke King moved the second reading of the Religious Worship Bill, intended to give liberty to clergymen to celebrate divine worship in any locality, without the permission of the bishop or of the incumbent of the parish.. After a discussion in which many of the honourable members took part, the House divided, and the bill was lost by 168 to 131.. The return of Colonel Luke White -for. Clare was reported to be:void, in consequence of bribery; though it was not prOi-ed that he was cognisant thereof. The Marriages Bill passed through committee, the restriction of 'its operation : to England having been affirmed by 101 to SR...Claims *ere put for Ward for the application of the bill to Ireland and Scotland. Every felegrafiffrom I6ly keeps adding to the overwhelming majority of the votes in Tuscany and the other States for annexation to Piedmont. Those for a separate kingdom have continued just sufficient to make the majority appear all the more signal and imposing. The armies are, all but unanimously, on the popular side. Annexa- tion may therefore be considered as having been ktnost- triumphantly secured. The exact numbers of the whole votes, however, would not be ascer t.:-:-A As the Governor-General of Canada, in opening the Provincial Parliament the other day, took occasion to state, in connection . With the' mention of her Majesty's reply to the invitation given, last . session, that the Prince of Wales . might• ba expected in that colony dUring the ensuing stim mer,:we suppose it' may be taken for.granted that this liOyal visit is really about to, be paid. It is certainly a most judicious curse to pursue, thtiti° to bring the Heir-Apparent into personal inter course with his future colonial subjects; and there . can be no reason, one would think, why her Maje'sty ether. North American tolonies may not be visaed' also. We would fain hope, indeed, that the:, -Prince will still further extend his transatlantic travels, by' visiting. the United States. There• is no doubt' whatever that his Royal HighnesS would meet with a most Cordial, nay, enthusiastic reception, whether in New York or in ,Washington; .and such'an inter Change of good feeling as the visit would give rise to could not but have the best effect, in cementing still more closely duf friendship with' that great republic. We give in 'another column some important and, seasonable suggestions, • which have been addressed to the Chancellor of the Exchequer by an influential Committee of London merchants, regarding, several of the' proposed provisions of the netv, , Customs Act. 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The Hudstites , Bay Seal Skin 'Cloaks and JaCkets, Line Guinea each, at the New Shawl and Mantle Ware bouse, 40, 341-street —Shellard and Hodgson, Pro prietors. TO CORRESPONDENTS. • • Under no clreunistances can communications be inserted net accompanied by the author's real name aud - address, which are required, not necessarily for publication, but, as a guar antee of good faith. HIGH WATER, THIS. DAY, AT LIVERPOOL. 009 !Hour. height. MORNING 4h. 41m. lift. 9in. EVENING Ginteig. THURSDAY, MARCH 15, 1860. application of tie - eapital and skill eniployd, r commerce." The document will be read', we are sure, with much interest in our coramercial coil; munity. A very . significant significant exposition of the Ministerial Reform Bill by the Economist is forcibly remarked upon by the Morning Herald of yesterday. "The Bill," says the Liberal elucidator of political economy, "has not and does not profess to have any principle or specific character of its Own. It is ' simply an instalment yielded to the demands of the democratic party. The best that it asks for itself is to be Considered as the smallest cow cession which it would be of- any use to make the minimum price of a little lank, on the subject of constitutional machinary—in short, the price of a truce with the democratic leaders." This were 'certainly ti.‘ very 'frank, as it is a most ominous admission, coming : from such a quarter. But how long can fetich a " truce with the demo cratic leader" possibly last ? " Ali we-know at present," observes •_ our Conservative eontempo , rary, "goes to prove that the truce will p o t be kept, anany years—probably not half-a-dozen---: nay; iris Currently rumoured that John Bright 'deems this bill the very measure by which he will accomplish all his objects within that time. These objects are a peaCeful democracy,' riddance of all armies and navies, and freedom from Estab lished Churches and an hereditary aristocracy—ill fact, a state of, things in which real property alone will be mulcted. for the national revenues whilst trade arid commerce and those erigaged in them will be relieved of all taxation. This it John Brig ht's climacteric, and it is by Lard loin/ Russell's Ran* Bill that he hopes to reach at no distant period." This conclusion is only too evident. Surely, then, the country ought to be saved from the infliction of so dire a curse as duch'e. RefOrna Bill will inevitably be. If we ,are to judge from the reply of Lord Pal merston to - Mr...Liddell, in the Hoitie - of Comnions 'on Tuesday night, Ministers would seem to have all at once become sensible of the greatimport lince of the' British Shipping Interest, and of the necessity there is for promoting and defendingit, klr. Liddell inquired what course Her itajestY's Government : were prepared to recommend ,the Houseto adopt, in order to induce the Govern ment of Franee to make such- alterations or odifications in its Navigation Laws as might be thought just and necessary under the circum stances in which we- were about to be placed ; and the Premier's answer was to the effect, that the Government . were now quite disposed, when Mr. Lindsay briogs forward the question, as he - has proposed to do, to give that hon. member every assistance in his exertions in behalf of the - '. 4 . Shipping Interest, and to support some similar ; resolution for its benefit as he has given notice - of to the House. Ode "eaii I.ladily believe that the Manchester .r cotton lords who are heaping up riches at -so , - • inordinate ti.' tate, - are averse to having tfie-enOr mous ankunt of their gains exposed to theiwlrid- There are, doubtless, Many inconveniences to them in such Pulilicityt.iiut .at the same titne,.whn - so much is being nationally sacrificed to still further: augment their lucre,: and" exaggerate; their accnmulations, it were but just, and fair that pate light should be thrown,uppn. it. An attempt has 4 : l been made, it seems, by a Manchester correspon dent in the Tintes, to controvert the statements recently published as to the profits of the cotton trade.. But the contradiction is not credited k and ihe leading journal itself declares, that "although, ' perhaps, no one would say so much in Manches ter, some of the' best-informed capitalists in Lon don, connected with Manchester, freely assert an opinion that the i figures hazarded were not very far from the truth." A recently published circular of Mr. Potter, the " Secretary to the Conference of the Trades on Strike," has afforded the Tinzes an opportunity, of which it has promptly taken advantage,. to offer the United,Trades—consistingi,. , principally' of thote connected' with building il .':; T some sound and seasonable advice.. "We recomL "'" mend them," says that influential journal,'" not to revive a movement which has just been signally defeated by the masters, and as signally con demned by public opinion. We recommend them not to throw away their earnings in support of an. agitation which can never produce any good, and, above all, to discard the impression which Mr. Potter still strives to deepen and perpetuate, --that the employers of labour are the oppressors of the labourers, and that workmen ha -e grievance when they cannot succeed in getting More than the market price for their work. That such delusions exist we know full well. That they are not the fruits of all-powerful capital,'as Mr. Potter would say, or of political disabilities, as Bright argues, is clear from the fact that Work men in Australia_ are under the same species of influence, :and I slaves to the same organisation,. . 4 ,, These errors spring from the action Of insidious persuasion upon natural cupidity, and are main tained by the force of social. terrorism. They must be completely dispelled before 'masters and men 'can work harmoniously together for their couinion profit; but of one thing workpmge may ever, achieve that independence of labour of which he , prates, it would simply amount to the banishment of capital and the destruc tion of employment together.", Now this is, doubtless, very true, in the main. But our Liberal contemporary should, at'the same time, have cautioned them, if he, wished his advice to • be .effectual, against being led away by that baneful influence of political " advanced Liberal ism," which has so much to do in fostering among the working classes those pernicious ideas of "oppression,' and those mischievous delusions about the " independence of labour," which are generally, more or less, at the bottom of all ." strikes." It might not •be 'convenient for a Liberal journalist to dn - this; but without it, he may depend upon it, sUchadvice,—good as, tar as it goes—will very much' fail - its practical effcet. • THE real 'inttiest and importance attaching t4:1 0 the course which Her Majesty's Ministers.:Wq • Pursued, with respect to the affairs of Italy, and their connection with the French Emper' 0r,,,t007 justly be said to consist in the indication that. 4 thereby given of the capability and trustwortiOl of Lord PALMERSTON, and his colleagues of !" e coalition Cabinet, to' conduct the affairs of this great country, 'with a due regar d to its honbur, that its security, and Proiperity. N977 ' "*le • !°.iNivibgich it conduct in the most favourable of C 012201001- 011 was placed before _the Hous: Rtra ELL hithself,Aliero Tuesday by lord JoHY a pp . rehension, and most mis. is much in it, to excite ELI 2 ,- - t i r ce - , it is very evident question. It' is true, mistrust. In the :fi,,rstjena. meddling ; that Minist i chievously denied - one breat h,the accusa tion noble lord, f promoted their.having the annexation of tion 0 .Thseany' and the Romagna ts) Sardinia, and pursued a policy which necessitated the_ e n " ti j i l en ib t . " ll6l.l . se the r eby le se o h ann of Savoy to France, —pretending that accusation resulted from an entiremis apprehension of that policy; yet, in the very next breath, he showed that they had actually endeavoured, by 'negotiation, to Promefe what Was called, the inrkpr.',ldenc e of Italy, just as it has turn e d out to be arranged. It is plausibly prbfe sse d, of course, that all they wanted was to allow the Italians to exercise their own free-will in the matter. But the populations of Tuscany and the Romagna were swayed altogether by the revolutionary chiefs, whose ends Lord JOHN. and his colleag,ues had. done - everything to -forward? • The people were indeed dissatisfied—they wanted a change=any change, perhaps, they thought, or