The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-21 00:00:00

15 0:..17 6

nominal.
0 0...15 • 0
15 0... 0 0
0 0... 6 0
" •At los.
Gross.

LONDON, TUESDAY EVENING.
FiCfrahe LoNDCW..l4{anKirtfi .for SECtlll-
pplifjo-day, a rather,htter feeling has prevailed,
and a rise of 11 per cent. occurred in Consols
:shortly- after_the cipPning, hut _the,iniproviiment,..
has not beeitiniklorted- throghout, althi;ugh the,
present qualitiOiiiitie'Litill'an advance of last
night's price Consols for
,:money are nPVO94i
to -,4„ and 941111'i: for_ account -; India Debentures„
have been dealt in at 977, : Enfaced Rupee Ptl?er,'.
Four per Cent., 85;. • Fi4 :per Cent. Ditto:,j99l,
981; Ditto Five-and-a-. Half per Cent., 105-to
1051.; India -Bonds, 2 pm. ; and Exchever-
tills, 20s; 1.5 C and 20s pm.

- Ftinde'Oosed at the following prices :
itcral;Consols, Money
Ii
-~ Account. . 944-
Eilfequer , . 17. 20-
Bank Stock. . . . . . . .2181 2(4
Three per!Cente . : . .
The:folloiti4 typeared ,in a portion of our
impression of. yesterday

• The Herald sSys • ritinourst'arrevived of probable
applications tor loans trouir• 14.4ain"., 'Sardinia, and the
rapal States. If Itusshi..does:cohi(vforw,ard to JlCSOtiate
a t loan,. it, will, no doubt, be for- aheavy total. Theie
increased' indication§' of •hbriotOnfi:;tivill prevent any
-marked in....ba.shyq`Avin.blic stoel4 and
skares._, : -rrs' •
',The•ba4 faith deveiolieo on tho:fiaitoy question con-
tinnei`to''paralySo confidence, and the English'_ funds
-have beVAT heavy to-tlay;-at- a-fresh-decline of it. There
.was ari inerease7in the demand for discount to-day. In,
,the railway share market a fractional recovery luts,'
c'h neveral Cases, -taken plaice.; .and the market generally
presents a firme-rappeatanee.--;Times.
A The, funds tikday -*ere very dull; the indtket gene-
rally continues to exhibit flatness. Consols closed 1-16
per cent.: lOwei thin on -Saluidax the real cause of
the Ldt<liibss of tli6 market, lioireveic I ie.-eh-6' diitrdst
inspirect-byl France. Business at the discount office at
the Banlvto:day 'iris hot ;quite so active as of late, but
in the gsneralmarket no transactions took pla,ce below the
Bank minimum. IsTO. withdrAwn from the.
Bank to-day for the Continent, • tho, t72,000' by the
Ind.stimity :satisfying the immediatewants of. exporters:
—Ddily New.
The LONDON MARKET foi FOREIGN STOCKS
to-day . was inactive, but slightly firmer. in
character.. •Original Turkish Six per Cents. have
been negotiated at 80.1, and the New Sixes at
621 And .63 for account ; Mexican Three per
Cents. have improved a shade, being now!at 211 ;
Spanish ghow steadiness.
New India Five per Cent. Loan is ifittrked
If !

e

1041 to a. ,i a
r , .
,Qa,nada.Serip is 11 to
Turkey Bank Shares are to 1 die.
The Share Market closed at the following prices:
Ambergate, Not., & Eastern Jimetn. 61-
Caledonians . . . . . . . . 89i 901
Mitch- Rhenish
,ga.
stern Counties 65 1
East Lancashire
Edinburgh and Glasgow . . . .
Great Northern lO9 10
90 • 7/ A
Great Westerns
'Great Western of Canada. . .
Grand Trunk of Canada 341
Great Southern and Western . . ll4 16
Lancashire and Yorkshire .
London and North-western

• • .
. .97g

-toildon and..South,western.

- Leeds Northern . . . . . 461 L
Manchester, Sheff., and Lincolnshire 411
... Midland. Stock lllg
r
North Britisk . . . . . .
North Staffordshire . . • . • •
South Eastern and Dover •, . . 881,
---- York, Newcastle, and Berwick • . 92; .3;
- York and North Midland . . • • 751 • 61
LONDAIN; RAILWAY ,SHARE MARKET to-day
was less heavy;__ao far as___regards the current
prices of stock, but there has, not been much
:business doing. , London and North-westerns,
Great WesternS, and Eastern Counties are
better-outh-easterns, with Midlands, have

-,
1

The LONDON: GENERAL PRODUCE MARKETS
today were generally iteady.
'1
SUGAR--The'public hales—ate ptogtessing

Wgiffinff:*tititigract.

J

Rind yestQrday; W.,.kes'll; at Holyhead, W.S.W., fresh gale.

JERI
•f-Y
March 19.
Faifopa (rims), Leiteh ..Boiton
Khimjee Sodojee, Guthrie,
• Bombay,
Parker, Plant Demerara
Fruiter, Manning Palermo.
Inca, Bewley • Demerara
March 20..
Monterey, :Norton. Savannah
China, Ayl*ard, New Orleans
SAIL

March, 20. ,
Stromboli (ss), Cook •`::.Havre

LVED.
Ulrich Utter •
Isaec Webb, Hutchinson,_

New Yorl
John L. Dirnmacki Sholfield,

Savaruth
lilrich von Mitten ....Voruoran
Bath's, Humphreys ...Catania
Vixen, Christian Lisbon
Thessalia (ss), Flinn,
- Alexandria

,ED. •
I Arses jss), Jenkins,
Alexandria

'FOREIGN PORTS. • • ••- •.•-..,
Frankfort (ss), Borifellowt-hence at Genoa:. - •
William ,Cathna, Kell, hence at Messina.- -
Alpine, ,I,urplay, hence at "Bordeium.
Juliet Mindy, *ill)ury-;,-and. Mary Russell, Crocked bo4i'
hence at Baltimore: , -
Thames,' Anthony,: lieripe
Mad' da,! Laxinaga,.henee,at.trivaiinah: • - , • I
J. A. Westervelt; Austin ; Mont Blanc, Lanerkin : and
Columbia, 'Bryant ; ail-henceUt New York.
Sea King, Barker; Gleonert and M. Hammond; all hence
_
at Boston. .
Mary Bridges, and COneordia, both hence. at New Orleans.
Broughilon- Hall,- Rennie, from Aden, Barbadoes, &c., at
Mobile. Y' • : •
Marcia Greenleaf, Merriman, hence at New Orleans.
B. S. Kilnballs-f.Rosswell sprague, 'Patten ; and-. John Spen.r,
Spear ; all hence at Philadeptia.•
Consul, :Harden,* Gcorola, Mehoon; Chas. Coop r, Cothav ;
Garnett, laradforell?..aticl Shatwmiit,' Higgins; all-Thence `St`
Savannah. • 1, •
COrdelia; Bishop ; T. J. Rodger, Patten ; Mackinawettarner ;
Amity, Stansoni and Samoset, MJNair ; all pence-at Charleston..
NorthaMptorr,. and Addle Snow; Hoives ; both hence at New
Orleans.
Meteor, Airier ;- rift ' • both from Mobile at New
- . •
Orleans.
Agenovia, Johnson ,frorif Calcutta at New Orleans,
Clyde. Coffin, from Babid.at Galveston.
Lady H9bart, from Bombay at Sayannah.
Morning Star herrepatCastine: '
Princes 4 11.6-41. .
ICaVe; hence at Viiginia.
R. A. Item, Stewart, hence -at• New York.
.....Cxch.nge,,l,,iiirenee, hence at Boston.
Canadian. Mthile; fr6m. London at Calcutta.

" ..011TPORTS.
• •
DzaL, March 20.—Arrived and passed': Queen of Mauritru's,
Mauritius to London,;l` :Catherine,' New York—to London.;
Cleveland, Foechoofoo to London ; Frowsc; Madras to
London ; Florence, LciridtW to St.. Vincent ;, Fontatielle;
delmaica; Vnia Guidere, London to Venice ; Calcutta to
London; 'lVilliain-Pitein;,north to west. .
Ga.tvg.4:srp, March 20.—Arrived';' Witiringtomsfrorn Alcoa
Bay; ; Norwich, Colombo; Carronebtig,'
and-onareli of the-Sea, •Mauritius ; Thet, Gravelines'; Dinah,
Augusti; "BaldOn:•Ithaolt, --Manlita; Whitehouse; St.
•41iehiter-44 -ikdledl-.Qttlekist4K, to Calarg.; Hurkaam, Negapa-
Tart i'Gatieriit-HaVelock,--Atzoa Say; —Princess Clothilcle, Cape
r ~
of Good Hope
...!
• CtrEE,OlO-3vx, March 20.---Arrived: Anna Gertrud.l' Unite
~Video;- goes •to Liverpool •- Renitiaa, Sourabaya-,': Sagetta
Gnerrlsey, .tor Cork. Sallbd Florentine, for. Hamburgh ;
- - -
Duttizt,' Mareh : Eliza Ann, frdm Blymouth.
20.---Arrived : Susan West; Reason, from
Bordeaux:
Pittit.gi-N-i-i6x; Mardi/O.—The Graham, bound for Singapore,
bitck, crew refusing to proceed. Arrived : Henrietta,
,froniMauritius • Fanny Bailey; Havre:
1.3 r''L •1 • ' :MARITIME EXTRACTS. .

Buropa,(rmr),-Leitch, front Boston at this-port, has 595,000
on fr,ight.

Sarah Huntley, Ainbar, hence at Plymouth for llitavia,i
with loss of.hulwarks, &c.,,hpiug been stnifek by a sea.
Highniud Chief, BarAtuva,,lienec at New, York, etiqountered4
Volent gales diiiius the passage i lost sails, bnAminiks,
Cambiii, for St. Michael's, has put bac'z ; lo t bowsprit in a
squall. ,
LISBON, (per Telegraph) : The Highland Brigade,, frotnL
Liverpool•to Africa,- has entered
.Lisbon to change'crew crew
allege vessel making•water, and refuse to proceed.

PORTLAND, March 6: The goods caved ex Hungarian (ss);
.1 •
and the wreck itself. are to sold on the 14th of March.
......Hey..s.xs•mt, March 1 • The Cahawba (s), arrived here from'
New Orleims, reports but twelve feet water on the bar of the
mouth oil the Mississippi, and the channel blocked up by -87
large ship
.agrounti, The Cahawba stuck in the mud, and;?
Lainedpr nineteen hours, when a steamtug towed her off.

'CORRESPONDENCE:

[TVe do not hold ourselves responsible for the opinions of
our georresponekntsj*
~ • . ,
ENCROACHMENTS. O,N- PAVEMENTS.

TO THE , EDITOR OF VIE DAILY TIMES,
SIR, Corespondent, edestrian," whim;
letter appeared in THE DAILY Tiiiks, on Thuriday last,
'shoUld have gone further in his remarks respecting
encroaChments.on paverients.!' With your permission
I will exKain Itiy meaning.' In several streets-the upper
part. of houses have nci'great de'iation from a direct line"
~,.Qhureh•street for instance; bUt when the eye rests on
the shop fronts then—oommences a- ehange in- the-scone,--
One fropt projects 'little 'On 'the pavement; another'
-still more advancedpa third will not be eclipsed-4nd•
so, they pr6gress: This is caused by the fronts of shops
:being beyond the true line above, all of which should be
[thrown back, and no externals permitted to encroach on
.the pavements. Another' most patent encroachment. is
caused by all manner of things being' placed on the
pavements in fronts of shops, in various parts of. the
This should not be tolerated under any excuse.
Somalparties may exclaim, "We hate" vested 'rights to
as much of ,[lie 'pavement as our goods occupy, and
-remove them we will not. If this is admissible, the
affair is Settled,-and poor pedestrians must submit:to-,be
driven int6'tlie iatid-way, and escape being run Ot er
of
-Rs
best they may. But, thanks to the gigantic strides
reforin and improvement, these antiquated fancied pri-
summer cloud,
iileps will, ere Jong, pass away
leaving 'not a shadow behind ill be
to
free, from obstructions, nuisances
; .our
sPaaal m
temptationenis
.DYS.LAWS,
-thieves, and the whole achieved through agency of
stringent

ii----/irop-o,ed
,a. t Edinburgh that a public
It has bee.
to the. 78th. .
~
.. Iferhl ad •
entertainment should. be givenl,., a erg
rep2g ition of their eminent services in Indld.
'in'
4.- CCINDITIONAL CHEER. —When one of ,the nAny-
paracheering iiiie Piazza'
detachments was di 1.), 0. and cheerIno
i, :
Maggiore of Botogna, a lady raised the cry of "Evviva
Napoleone 111.,-" adding, ,f,'_ Basta cite 83 geiktnW4otrite
rthe- translation of which would.: s'oiiiid,, " provided he
behaves like a gentlem I alle .success "of this; cheer
was-immense ; indeed, so great that if spread all over
..ikeown, and was releated a hund • 4.f ld _Letter f
le - o
t.-- .l7te Bologn4. A 7) il '
PRIVATE SOIREE DRAmATietr:—.-On Satiirday even-
, iii:g,ll,,private dramatio,:performance was given, 'at, too-
Gallery of Illustration, under the "direction of Captain
and Mrs. Conk'', aril the names of several :gentlemen
well known in the amateur theatriCal world appeared in
the list of thov -,yvhp acted as .stewards on the occasion.
Although the public are not familiar with Mrs. Cewper
under her married •narae, they will readily. remember
her as Miiii ,Tane'Wrdiunt, 'the 'sister of Mrs. Nisbeit,.•
and as an actress who has.Rlayetit,k,pfiucikal Lon-
d" theiltresdOOVlaTil rt sa:,Li. iaa-.re'Lj itruf .
- .A,-il f,,,,1 f ae oc,-.7i1,1, to ,„,,lA,„ ..,..