The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-09 00:00:00

PROVINCIAL, &c., MARKETS, SATURDAY.

MANCHESTER SHARE.— Midlands, 1181 y ;
Sheffields, 42+; Great Westerns, 69 ; Londons, 99t ;
Caledonians, 91. _ .

GLASGOW IRON.—Market firm. No. 1, 545 6d
to cias. Warrants, 555 6d to 55s 9d. No. 3, 546 to
545 6d.

DONCASTER CATTLE.—This being our first
market after the great April fair, we had an exceedingly
small show of . all kinds of, cattle, and it being very

cantilt atte tided, very little business took place at fair
sday's prices. Sheep market not worth quoting.
CORN MARKETS.—Conx : Barley, 17s 63 to 21s.
Oats, 13s to 16s.—Carimsrx : There was a fair supply
of all kinds of grain. Wheat a good sale, at Ocl ad-
vance. Barley and Oats—a good demand, and foi-:.seed
samples is more money was obtained.—DoNcisrEu:
Good Sapp!), of Wheat : demand less animated than last'
week. - Prices unvaried generally ; in some instances,
where samples were not gool, a slight -decline occurred.
Barley—rather dearer for malting samples. Oats=good
sale, at rather higher rates. Beaus sold in retail, at full i
rates.-1\ : F4piers' Wheat in fair supply,
Which has all been atiared off, at full prices of last
week foreign—very little business passing, but holders
very firm, at full rates of last week. Flour quiet; but
steady. Malting Barley fully as dear, with good '
'demand for home-grown; grinding qualities in steady
request. Oats tending still dearer. Beans and Peas a
dull sale.,

_:Xi`prig4 Itteitintu cr.

Wind if esterday; ffesh ; 'atEplyhetid, moderatt,

' April It
Magellan (n9,n:.qii,p),..
Wtitchaven
Guildford; 1311Sceti "Gaboon"
Jos. Clarke ' Tew Ott afi6

April 7.
Juranii, Tucker Savannah
jonizoi, Wade kpalachicol
Arina,;Howe,. Monte.-Vatted
Earl Grey, West
E 7 OFF'' Tifl
. Evening Star, Forte
-- 7 •
-SAIf

April 6.

J. S. Parsons, Crowell,"
N.CNV, York
Brilliant, Smith • likirbadOeli
.lamc, Somerville.
Albatfoss (8s), Doran,
Rotterdith
Alabama, Cochran tluebec
Jac Glasann, Dick Quobec
Mohongo, Fegan. Quebec.

Kate Prince, Picker;ng~
New York
Montieal, Barclay !..lefOntreiti

diem of Lakes, Th: rnton,
,Alontrtal
habela Ridley, Badley,
Newfou Idland
Pelican (ss), Bond ....Dunkirk
Eliza Ann, Madder,Detnerara
Anna Agatha,Mulder,Bruttels
Hvidreldt, Kornbeck, .

.••• . . , .
Alfred; Yabsley, St. Michael's
14KAugust, Prior, Malaga
April 8: I'

-Rock ritv, Namitiv...Bonabn'y
AbbbtS Reading, l'aweff •

Iquique
ElizahOli • ....r .......
ommodorc Perry • London
F4lOOOl 10.YEt . Cea.ra
(Tms-),
g 'PORT;
ina, and Ellen Bates.

Glianer, StitheF,
- Copenhagen
Dlarie Antionette, Recordel,

Gulnaref Overgaard,

Naiiiei

• ,Christiana,
toraialidade,- Gbrisalves,

• Lisbon
Elizabeth, Samson.,:.Wcosung
Georgc, Smith Corfu
Columbits,'Hattorn ...Boston
Valid, Neal ' Cayenne
April 7.
America (s). Jiiller Bobtan
Oregon, Welca Quebec,
Nina (as), Arano ...Santander
Vesurio, Rehqua te..:Rio Bento
Herirt Davits Quebec
Tribune, jrvine ..,.; Quebec
Ed win, Nugent New York
~Lucy:Thoinpsqn, Pendleton,
New York
Tritonia,.Embleton; Montreal
Rosalie, Filmore, St. Jolan, NF
Janc,.Vearce...Harbour Grace
Squalid°, Curry • Halifax

- •
Thomag
Ne'w York Packet, Thompson,
• Quebec
Wings of the Morning-,W lson,
Corfu
Malta
FOREIGN PORTS.

Eden,; Jollnzt9n

7 cintralts),-herke to Oporto: - • ' '•- ' - _. . .
Dlyinpus (ss),.E.taglish ; -Arcadia (ss), Clare ;.Wm. WGowan,
M'Credie; and liallabokka,..Davies, all hence at Constan-
tinople. .. : - 1 .7: i:
Danube (ss), Parfitt, hcnce-at Trieste.
Mary Jane, hence at Genoa.
Damakbe Css); bailee at-Genos and left for Syra. -.• :.:-...:: •
Calpe (ss), Leslie, hence at Malta.
. . ,
Iris (as). Aenee 31,13.ar4e10na.
- Stromboli (as), henc: at Havre.
.. • - • . , , - . . . , , ,

Elise, Devies;hence at Danzie. ' ' '
Mcoander.(ss"); Tobiai ; and lonia (se), Bonfellow, both from
Ale.tandria at Ilalta, and left for Liverpool.

•• SPOKEN.
America. (rms), April 8, bound west. . . . _
Arab a (rms),.March 29, bound west.
Anna Auzus a (barque). of Nova Scotia, April 3,b atihd west.
Elvizia,Maurituisloz Gibraltar„Leb. 2_.loan the Line ...22 W.
Golden Age. April 3 4%. 4$ Arm. $ NV:
Mauritius (as), Feb. 11 - •-s t • ,'• .- ' k2 -S.-..26 W.
Nemdsis, April 3 48 N... 8 'W.
Npiad, Ma,rell 2.1,• — 27 N... 19 W.
Otus, Feb. 11 7' l2 5...26 W.'
Panic, hen& for Bombay, Feb. 26 • 1 N.::22 W.
Pride of the Ocean, London for Bombay, Feb. 11 12 5.:.26 W.
Senator (Amer. ship), bound east, March 31.
.Shand, March 11
Siam;_of St. rehn, NA., March 20

9 N:..274.

Templar. SinganOre for Falmouth, Feb.
Wilton Castles Macao for London, Feb. i 4..

25 N... 26 W,
31 8...21 E,
14 8...10.x:

OUTPORTS.- ^

Phoenix, Irvine, from Fayal at Queenstown for Greenock.
DEAL, April 7.---Arrived and passed Bachau Castle, from
London to Calcutta ; Rabid, London to Port Philip ; -City of
IPmilton, to 4uebec ; Charles Brookes, London to St. Vincent;
Eclipse, London to Madeira; Scoresby, London to Calcutta; .
Gr,a. Britain; London to Montreal.; Harcourt, London tp Black, ,
Sea; Eliza Mary, London to Bombay; Kepler, London to
Carrachee ; Correb, S erra Leone to London; Just, Lagos to
London; Et.tunarJ, Maul itias to. London; Zuegler, Calcutta
to London; tb Sunderland; John SouchaV,
London to Barbadoes ; British Lion, London to Madras: .ATA-
mllan, London to Sydney ; Foain; London to Hong 'Kong ;
John Bull, Loudon to Quebec ; Sea Breeze, Calcutta to Lou.
don f Susannah, Havannah to London ; Louis, New York to
London ; Ingeborg, Christiana to Caen ; Dromo, Africa to
London. April 8 : Kemandlen, Batavia to Dordt'; Bosita,
London to Minititlan ; Wm. liowse, London to •NewfOundland ;
Beagle, London to S ria • Astelia, London to Calcutta ; Rat-
cliffe, ton ono ri ; u, f7Dotitton-to -Brixtramr Hero
of the Nile, London to Algoa Bay ; Oriental, London to Deme-
rara; Industry,ibondon to Miramtehi; Devereux, London to,
Quebec; QueenVictOFia, London tii,„lticbibucto ; Marchioness'
,sif--Queensbury, Londop,to .Quebec%, Yarmouth, Yarmouth
Quebec; Zeal, London to rage Cdast Castle; Lady. Lrlton,-.
London to Quebec.
Gn.tvzsioro, April 7.---Arrived : Palmerstbn, front Calcutta.
Sailed : Lady Milton, mar DevereuXTVO Quebec ; • •ficotsby,-
Radian Castle, and Defiance (ss), Calcutta., .:8.,--"Arrivect:
Just; from Lagos ; Hannibal, Smyrna ; Unite, Rotterdam ;
Dispatch, Terceira Stadt Dordtrecht (s), Dordt; Lady Kin-
naird . Mauritius; Baron Keetz, Nestvia ; Ida Zeigler, Calcutta ;
Kielstadt, Stathelle; Phantom, Terceira ; Alma, Stramstadt ;
Carib, Taricaio. Sailed :,, Caldera, for .Bombay ; Sleepner,
Christiana.
FALmotirst,TArril Sestrene Clausen, Storm,
Nevi York to London ; Adclaidq, Echeverea,Mayaquiz to Lon-
don Pioneer, Evans, Middlesbro; to Trieste Remembrancer,
-Gibson, Shields Constantinople ; Elizabeth Sophia, Becker.
Maria Thereen' Alatratttlria ; Orpheus, Sunderland for Bor-
deaux ; Svea, Areasund, Longsund.. Off : Sumatra, and Prin-
cess 'Royal.
Qdxz.Nsrowif,April 7.---Arrived -AnglO-Ba-xon (es), from
Liverpool. faattland trdó. Waded-eke, Vanclenwarf, Genoa
Phoenix, Irvin, Figuera ; Vigo (es), Liverpool to New York;
Martha Rideout, Mobile ; Balaclava (se), Portsmouth. Sailed :
Sparkling Sea, Ellen Bates, St. Vincent, and Elizabeth, all for
Livorpeol ; Willing, London ; Gothenburg ; -Mon-
mouth, llavre. •
D'BLIN, April 7.---Arrived : Furness. Lass, from Bayonne.
GREENOCK, April 7.---Arrived: Aurora, 'from Matanzas;
Leffert Lohsen, Calcutta. Sailed: Washington, to Quebec.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
I.4csaii,ooL, April 8:

The Monarch of the Sea, for Aden; and Colombo, for Char-
leston, in swinging to the tide early on Saturday morning, got
in- contact; the former lost bowsprit, and had cutwater
damaFal—tlie- Tafttr 10r bowsprit and foretopmast. The
Monarch of the Sea has returned into dock for repairs.
The Hedwig Charlotta, from London for Rio Janeiro, at Fal-
mouth with foretopinast carries: away. •

The Alert, Owens, from Port Madoe for Glasgow, at Holy-
head leak•. •
The Falcon, Moys, from Ceara at this port, spoke the brig
George, from Monte Video. for Liverpool, April 1, with loss of
mainmast; and. on March 23, the Dutch schooner Mary, from
Monte Video.

HOLYHEAD, April 6.---Tte Robert Mills, from Liverpool to
Gitveston, which was driven on shore at Penrhyn, Feb. 26;
hasl3,eeikfioatW..oll the rocks and towed into the old harbour.
The Jane D. Cooper, Cooper, from Batavia at Falmouth,very
leaky.
The Ellen Bates, arrived at Queenstown, was thrown on her
beatn ends for a short time, split sails, and lost some bulwarks,
Jan. 13, in a hurricane off Mauritius; and on the Ist and 2nd
of April, 300 miles S.W. of Cape Clear, split v.aintopsail and
damaged bulwarks, in a terrific gale from W.N.W.
QUEENSTOWN, April 5.---The brig Nelson, from Monte Video
to this nont, was spoken 30 miles west of Cape Clear with loss
of mainm ist, by the Falcon, from Geelong to Liverpool, which
passed the harbottr, April 3.

BELFAT, April 5.---The Enterprise, from Inverness to
Dublin, which was on the rocks at Ballywalter, was got off
last night, after being discharged, and towed up here this
morning.

MILFORD, April .1.---The Surprise, Lewis, from Cardiff to
Liverpool, was run ddivn 'and sunk at 9 a.m. off the Stack
R;ck by the Isabella, from Cardiff to Dublin, which landed
the crew here. . .

Lossimmotrrit, April 4.-;-The Maria Reed, hence to Liver-
pool, in leaving the harbour drifted on to the back of the south
sea wall.

CHARM:Z.:I'E, April 4.—The marks._and numbers of the pack-
ages of brandy lately picked up at spa arc the same as those
shipped per Whini, of

SHIPS INTENDING TO SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL
FOR THE PRINCIPAL PORTS THIS MONTH.
Destination. Ship's Name. To Sail.
AUSIRALIA : 1960.
Adelaide Lima April 12.
Melbourne and Geellng Gosport ,, 15.
Melbourne, Geelong, and
Auckland Commodore Perry „ 20.
Fredk. Gebhard „ 23.
Samaritan May 1.
Saldanah
Chilce April 13.
Great Tasmania ...May 2.

Sydney

.. _
EAST INDIES : .
Bombay Calphurnia April 10.
~ Ilutlah „ 14.
--,7- --- --------- Havelock
Calcutta Vespsian t•• ft 12.
If 3lsha, Ranee
William Melhuish „ 25.
Ceylon t s British Banner ... „ 18.
Sineapare , 0 31edora. ft 22.
Manilla - ' Primerade Bapana, „ 20.
Hong 'Kong and Whampoa Valdivia ' If 23.
Shaughee. ...;.. ~
Algoa Bay Betsy
UNITED STATES :
New York Cof Balitimore as „ 11.
„ .s. ~ ... ~ . ~ ....
"C"ifgrioca(s(ss • ,,
:
1 14.
It • „ 8
, 9 - ' Cof Wastingtonss „ 23.
t f Aida (s).
~,e,
ft :_•

PP Lucy Thorapsm ... „ 10.
PP lsaac Webb
PP Dreadnought
I 1
' ..... L . .W. S. Lindsay „ 20.
Halifax ..
ax and Boston Europa (a)
Boston - krgo
s.- • Valentia „ 20.
Philadelphia.. ..
, Saranak „ 12. i
Westmoreland
New 'Orleans - . Vanguard „ 18.
Charleston Colombo
Baltimore - • • Sane Henderson
Borneo
NOETHAMERICA :
Canada, via Portland North Scotian (as) „ 11.
It „ North Briton (ss).. „ 18.
~ St 'miler (6s) „ 25.
Quebec -' G. D. Peters „ 10.
-Allan a Dale „ 15.
Montreal Woodfield „ 13.
Halifax, U.S Snuando
Solon
Bourn IMEILICA ...
Bahia Demerara ft 9.
Pt I. • Castor ,, 21.
Pernsixabo, ~,..,„.. . Belle
Atr6vida „ 15.
• '
Rio do Janeiro- ' . ' ..
' David Harrison
PP Simator , „ 21.
Mary Weir
Monte Video and Buenos acres. Florist
Valparaiso ,'' - :, ....Lanereost - „ 11. •
f t ' Tacna „ 19.
Black Prince
Wisi4ignits : - " „ 23.
Barbadoeo Rose
~ 18.
- Inca . • • 21.
i Kingston, Jam ++aica Maria Needham ... „ 9.:
t • , .11 . Johann
Demerara Parker
,
Havanna Lima
~ "isusquiza lB.
If Morga
~ t, 21.
• ~ ~ 23.
IiEngIiftEANEAV
Alexandria, . Beirout, and.
Aiexandretta - Euphrates (as)
Alexandria, Beirout, and
Alexandretta . Pactolus (ss)
~ 10.
Constantinople, . Sinyina, and •
Syria.
~ 10.
Palermo, Messina, Corfu, An-
cona, and Trieste Venetian (se)
Of in.
Palermo, Messina, Corfu, An
23.
-
cona, and Trieste Steamer
Genoa, Leghorn, and Naples... Steamer
Santander, Bilboa; and San •
' Sebastian Nina (as)

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THE DAY'S NEWS.

Truth is evidently breaking through the films
and incrustations of party, and-showing to the.

people of England. the real character of the
Administration which has now got the destinies
of the nation in its keeping. The Universal
Review is not a publication in the Conservative
interest by any means; on the contrary, we
believe; its leanings have rather been in the more
liberal direction. But it cannot resist the evi-'
dence of its senses ; and yielding thereto, see here
it speaks of the authors of our political , situation
at this. moment For much of the present
complications, Europe is indebted to the time-
serving and truckling policy of the Whig Ministry.
The doubtful advantages of a commercial treaty
blinded them to all other considerations. They
fondly thought that the Emperor of the French
was such a one as the hon. member for Rochdale,
or the equally hon. member for Birmingham.
They. chose to imagine that His Majesty was as
anxious to supply English :rustics with yin
ordinaire,' and Cockney damsels with French
gloves and ' articles de Paris,' as are our Man-
chester manufacturers to clothe the world in gar-
ments of cotton." And then the fallacy. of all
this is thoroughly exposed ; and it is shown that
if England is to prosper, it must be by contend-
ing against, not succumbing to, the baleful influ-
ences of France.

It would seem to have been thought worth
while to take some pains to contradict the
reported negotiations for the conclusion of a
Treaty offensive and defensive between France
and Denmark. The fact principally relied upon
in support of such contradiction, is that the
representatives of the two countries respectively
are on the point of changing their posts; and " it
is therefore evident," they argue in Paris, " that
such important negotiations between the two
cabinets could not be going on at the very moment
when their representatives are recalled, and when
their successors have not entered upon their
functions."

They are making energetic efforts, it seems, to
get the Great Eastern ready for eea by the
beginning of June, so as to accompany the
squadron in which the Prince'of Wales and his
suite are to be conveyed to Canada. She:is still,
however, without a commander; no successor to
the late Captain jiarrison having yet been
appointed. But the election of one by the Board
of Directors is advertised to take place next
Friday. Her first trip across the Atlantic, it is
understood, will be to Portland; but it is thought
that she will make a run to Queenstown and
back, before fairly starting on. her Transatlantic
voyage. ' _ _ _

The sporting world----and, indeed, the world at
large—has been considerably excited for some
time past, in expectation that a fight would " come
off," for what is called the championship, and to
engage in which an American pugilist has come
all the way across the Atlantic It was expected
to be fought in some one or other of the midland'
counties. A few days since, the world of Liver-
pool was thrown into a state of commotion by a
rumour that the conflict had actually occurred,
and terminated in the utter defeat of the Yankee,
who had barely escaped with his life. This,
however, proved to be a hoax ; and since that
time, it appears that the pugnacious Yankee has
been arrested by the Derbyshire police, at a
village in the neighbourhood of Burton-on-Trent,
Where it was believed it had been arranged for
the brutal exhibition to take place. As it is
expected that the Magistrates will not release
their prisonei without substantial sureties for his
not engaging in the appointed fight, it is more
than probable that the match will be broken Off,--
a consummation at which not only the frimids of
morality, . but of humanity, and indeed, all who
are jealous of our national 'character as a civilised
people, will have reason to rejoice. •
The fallacy which Mr: Bright has 'done so
much to make popUlar, of the Australian colonies
having been allowed to possess themselves of
political privileges which the people of England,
" ridden by priests and aristocrats," are not per-
mitted to enjoy ; and their possession of them
conducing to the good government and prosperity
of those colonies, is veil, triumphantly refuted by
the Times. The result, it is incontestably shown,
has been the framing of Constitutions which have
filled with regret the best friends of those rising
dependencies, and led by a natural and logical-
course, to great confusion and mischief. " A
democratic franchise," it is explained, " and
division of electoral districts made with the most
obvious regard to the principle of numbers, have
created Assemblies of which we will say nothing
worse than that the wealthiest and th 4 best
educated colonists are gradually withdrawing
from any participation in thenproceedings.
This is the general' effect 'of the new Australian