The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-18 00:00:00

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THIS ,[SAY,

On account of Whom it may concern.
-fhis Day (Friday). the 18th instant, at Hilt-past One
at H. H. Golding's Saleroom, Corn Exchange,
About 2.000 Centals Damaged WHEAT, ••
-Vet &nova. For further partienlirs npilly 10 •
41111T1 I. &. M. HARNr.TT, Brokers.

On account of whom It may concern.
phis Day (Friday), the 18th init., at alf-past One o'clock, at
the Corn Exchange Buildings, g
Brunswick-street,
About 7,000 Centals Damaged WHEAT,
ex Canoed, in store;
-300 Barrels Sligktly Damaged FLOC&
Apply to

On accoant of whom it may veweern.
This Day (Friday), the 18th instant, at *le Commercial Sale-
room, Temple-court, at half past One o'clock,
156 Casks Canadidn. RUTTER,
laying at the London and Norti-Western Railway, Wapping
Station, Crosbie-street, C No, 4, where it can be inspected.
Apply to WM, GARDNER ltr CO., Brokers.

On aoconn't tir whom it may concern.
This Day (Friday), the 18th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brakscr's office, Rumford-street,
21 Bales COTTON,
4X I. 3. Boyd% from New York, lying in Green and Taylor's
israrehossa, Grundy-street; and
.It 4 X' Quantity of Damaged PICKINGS,
4X Golden. Eagle, from New Orleans, lying in Williams's,
Tsui/re-street Apply to
lIOLLINSIIEAD, TETLEY, & CO, Brokers.

This Day (Friday), the 18th instant, at Six o'clock, at the
Cotton Saleroom,
730 Balsa East India
2.50 „ Lima, unwashed fine,
250 „ Buenos Ayres, ernwashed common, WOOL.
• l(N) „ lloradore
10 California ,r 4
144 „ Portugume v.. 1 Zi 7
,iv 7,1 17,3,ribrml
1,500 Baba.
Apply to JOAN L. BOWER Sr BROTPLER, 'rail Brokers.

LIVERPOOL WOOL SAI.E.S.
This Day jeriday), 18th instant, at t o'clock, at the Public
Saleroom, Exchange•Zldings.
2,000 Bales East 'lndia WOOL.
Moo, on Tuesday, the 22nd inetant, at Four o'clock,
2,200 Bales East India WOOL.
AlSo, on Nrsdneaday the 2Sia instant, ii Four .'clock,
2,000 Bales East India
SSO „ Peruvian WOOLS.
04) „ llogadors
10 ~ Bosnia, Egyptian, &C.
Tor vattlogues apply to
T. & 11. LITTLIIDALE & CO., Brokers.

A\ t \,‘),

is also a good demand for ships at 41s for salt ! The LONDON TALLOW MARKET to-day was
out, and 60s home to Liverpool or London. To I steady at the following quotations :—Spot, 60s to
United States ports we have no improvement to 59s 9d ; Jan. to March, 59s 6d ; March, 60s ; App'
notice ; but a thaw having at last set in, we trust \ to June, 58s 6d; last three months, 57s 6d.k
soon to see an improVement, the quantity of I
stuff locked up by the frost being considerable,
business tahhot be expected to resume its old
shape 'until political matters in the United States
lbocomes more settled.
RAILS—BRISTOL CHANNEL.
To Galveston: 2ss and 6 per cent.
To Mobile (nominal)
To New York Its Od.
To New Orleans lts Od and 5 per tent.
To Charleston lts Od and 5 tier dent.

To Pernambuco 315 Od.
To Pernandina (Florida) do. 26s Od and 5 tier %Vitt.
To Portsmouth (ntminal)
Tn. Savannah„.. .... -.. ....Am:4l4nel) . ~--oziaa-a.-...-,,.., —,
' To Havzumah (ribminal)...2.yzia
To Alexandria (11611Tit*I••:g5li• • . ,` r •
•• To'Cape of Good 110P4) %,' .:: .. .:Sis 6d.
OCA,LA,„:r.Re)N..LLVE.I3.P.OOLOR BIRKENHEAD.
--To As 0. s. d. To s. d. i. 4.
Lisbon ..-...
Malta l5 0 ..: 0 0 Ancona
Trieste - 0 0
CorfU. - -' 11 0 ,i;.p 0
Smyrna l5 0 •0, 0 Genoa: . l6-0 4.1. 0 0
Varna
Gibraltar
Leghorn... nom. 15 0 ... 0 0. St Thos.fmWales 17 0 ... 0 0
Athens ,lf 6 ... 0 0 Rio Janeiro 1g... ,28 0, ... 0 0
Hayannah...,-- ilk 0 ... 0 0 Ditto frm: Wales 31 0 ... 0 0
Cardenas, -. " 150 0 6 Bahia ' •27 0 ... I) 0
Moot,. isUeleo i small 4 - 0 Cape of G. Hope 36' 0 ... 0 0
HO
Ilnit..ers Ayres 'ships Pernambuco 2B 0 ... 0 0
Constantinople.. 13 0 ... 16 0 Galveston Rails 25 0& S p c
galonica l6 0 ... 17 0 AlezandriafmWls 18 0 ... 0 0
Trebizonde,nom l4 0 ... 15 0, AlicantefrnWales 17 0 ... 0 0
GENERAL FREIGHTS. a. 0. s. d.
Liverpool to Aden 0 0 to 40 0
.. Hong Kong ri 6t030 0
Ditto fm Wales (nominal) a oto 0 0
Chusan - .75 francs
„ Ceylon: Iron (nominal) 40 oto 0 0
„ Bombay : Coals • 32 oto 13 0

Ditto from Wales 0 0 to 0 0
iron from the Clyde
w S'leLw
" Sirelb,—.7.arri—e IAS I:ss Oil resister ton.
ss king George's ScAtnil, Australia 4O 0 to 42 6
~ Singapore
rrittO from Wales
„ •Galle
~ Shanghai 52 6 to 50 0
Ditto from Wales
~ Calcutta: Salt without consignment 41 0 to 42' 0
~ Ditto with AittO 45 0. to '0 0
PP Ditto with tot.omotives 47 6&5 pr ct.
~ Calcutta : Iron., ragines, &c. 42 -13 & spr ct.
. Ditto, tale 16 0 toe, 0; 0
Asceriton, from Wales ... .... .....
„= ?Plearas
Ditto from Wales 0 o_to 0 0
~ -Kurrachee--, from Wales ooto 35 0
„ Fernando Po, from Wales ~ ....
„ St. Paul de Loando „
Callao, from Wales 34 0 to 0 0
Valparaiso direct, from \Vales 3 6 to 0. 0
„ Woosung (nominal) 71 Prams.
from Wales 80 relines.
Liverpool to Madras Iron, &c., 40C; Clyde, 42s 6d._
Do. Coals, 35s
Do. from Wales 375.
Liverpool to Valparaiso for orders, to' ischat„ire 't here 'or•ht a
Poet not North of Callao, Sts Gd small ships;
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PROVEWAL, &c, ~.MARKETS" YEtTEA.) 31AY.
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MANCIASTEt SHARES.—Leeds, 116 i ; Dovers,
25 13-16, t, 13-16; Caiiadas, Lottdorts, 100
Sheffields, 65, 4 ; Illinois, :301d-; Gteat Vti'esteins,
Midianes, 1331.
GLASGOW IRON.—Market firm. No. 1,483 6d
to 48s ‘Oil; IVarratts, 48s 100 to 49s Od.; N0.:3, 47s
Od to 47s 6d.

--taFAST PORK.—There were 686 Pigs at market,
an -177wes-ranged from 53s 6d to ':s'"s td.
t 'TATTLE MARKETS.—GLASGOW : Rather smaller
ws.npsitdll.l7o-..-ts of stock at this day's market.
.ahaerc:
in 'fair 'request, at fully last week's prices, but cattle
sold slowly ara, slight reduction in Value, and at the
close-a few-were left unsold. Prices:
middling,',6os to 635, inferiot, SOit"to
55s ; Mutton, id .to 81(1 per (1))7.
CORN MARKETS.7-Coal : White Wheary,
.£lB,tb
348 9d; red do.; 24s to 30s 6d; Barley,: 165'9d to 20's
-94; Oats, 13s to 15s 6d.---Markroaasmn:: Oar market
this raOrnirig *al Moderately' attended, but the proceed-
ings were of an inactive character. Both Wheat and
Flour soh slowly, and v.-here sales were.VresSed it Via's
necessary to accept rather lower rates. Oats and Meal were
unchanged. Beans and Indian, Corn were firm.—Bin7
yinkrmccsr: At this 'day's market there was a little
supply of Wheat offering, but the farmers would not
submit to any reduction on ;dry sampleS, but si4,laler
kinds are is to 2s less.. Fine Barley, Ys per. 'qr. higher.
Oats and Peas nominally tl4c, vanite. Beane' the turn
dearer. , ,

THE.DAILY TIMES, FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 1861.

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JEWELLERY, PLATE, &c.
W. I
00K E ,

SUCCFSWIVTO
F. L. lIAIJSBIIRCI,

Having completed theselectiOn f PlST,Steitit for the season, in
iwiticlit will ttelennd all rho latest novelties in fashion and
design, solidity; ins inspection of the &:ane, comprising an
extensivelollettioLof-
f-PIAXONEtiAiND s4g WORK.
LONDON AND ()TITER 'JEWELLERY
of the vcry,best yap.tr,, t
SILVER AND '132N0 tOODS,

(stigpijtcs •lttt.el.itgtxtct.

of the wieweetlftyle?s OM' 41iiii,"frOin'the fist
ticGLISH tATCHES,

WIND AND WEATHER 1.4
LIVERPOOL N.B. I JAIBLIN
HOLYRSAD

•. ARItliMll. ' ' , _
Jan, IT. r Gaditana (as),.gfb;iiiiii'l'
Polar Star, Pe4UBO4, .1 . - - Bar Ana
St Jain., tis Jan. IA.
Hama*: Mitts, ~,St t6hir, NA Ntttily stmt.- WestliSavannabi
Intrepid, l'hillipa ...t.'w,-annall Zlesairder (~,$), Leslie, Palermo/
. , ~,__ 'OW tlib. PORT...-1.-!;•,,T? li
• ' " :111e_e titleen, and Goseher. .
.SAILED.. r
l Bohemian (,-,s), Grange,
Porthuld
Wyoming, Burton,
hiladetpilAa
'Atlantic (as), Ilorafnit
.., ::,_. Ataihildflal
Qbeen,-Ititetee :Yerriambucoi
Elias Sro „ lia'vana'
tildTmlon; BiSved Madras

Tan. 16.

I,:6ritine Su,anne, Pecaud,

Borde'aux

Archibald, Lanne,

Sierra Leone
Belle of the Ocean, Reed,
Philadelphia
Gibraltar

Swansea to ditto, 40s. ur,-• ' .
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Tyne to Callao, Coke 501,•Coats ttes trd.
Ltrerposl to ,:4efee 'ferric, Cc#als, full cargoes, 8s and• per cent.,
morainal.
„ Dfotilmain, 90s, Teak to U.K. ;or£7 28 fid on
the round, nominal.
Akyab, •epton of Rangoon, Bassein, or Moulmain, to U.-K.
65s Od, or option of Continent,' 67s &1 to 70s,
nominal.
Calcutta to Liverpool or London, 60s Od.
Guano from Chischas to U. K. or Continent, Ma fir•
ships under 900 tons ; to Mauritius, 655.
Bombay to Liverpool or London, 505.; Continent, Ms. j
terranean, 60s (small ships only).
We are indebted to Messrs. Taylor, Tippet, lavi to.,
for the following rates of freight to the United States:—

Wodan, lilejahr
. Jan: 17:

Martabin, Jougltin ~,Calcts'►tta

Urgent, Bevan, Bneties Alres

Pig Iron, Bars,
Rails, &c.
Chemicals and
Fine 1r0n..... 5
Salt
Dry Goods
Hardware

Earthenware
Passengers .!. ....

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Inaiii:Fenielfs,:tiii4 guaranteed to
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perform with the' greatiigt ace S. •
, GgNE-v A. :I;V:siirg.H.E
froill the l'4il.4ill,"Aettlrers.
!sr •
NV. rl.t. direct attention to his former connection with the
s.yl_Nyip/111N
is niai3ng al
hie eCnitts.ErSo,d'l eWier
`4'4 'II.IP.ROIIiP7' CASH, . . -

atOAtche`is ~uab],ea uiid c'le~eriuined to submit hi R goods at
- BUCS 3!ODERd ~l'R PRICES

:hat no other house can offer suchVAlVaa,tagv,oets terfett. t X
101111 iliterfirrittittltiVitit 6s; 11_1_ ,!
-3_OIIITUOB

Pig Iron, Bara,
Rails, &a ....
Chemicals. and
Fine Iron ....
Salt.
Dry Goods
Hardware .....
Earthenware
Passengers

Boston.

I. d. 1. d.
IS 6.„ 0 0

0 0...15 0

nominal.
10 0...15 0
12 6... 0 0
0 U... 6 0
£3 Od
Gross.

Baltimore.

I. d. •. d.
0 0...15 0

0 0...16 6

nominal.
20.0... 0 0
20 0... 0 0
0 0... 9 0
$5 • 05
Nominal.

s. d. s. d.
2 0_ 3 0

0 0... 5 0
nominal.
10 4'...15 0
0 'O-12 6
0 0... 4 0'
£3 5s to£3 756(1

Charleston.

s. d. s. d.
0 0...12 6

0 0...12 6

nominal.

o 0...20 o
O 0 ..20 0
O 0... 6 0
£5 Os.
Nominal.

Philadelphi a

r. d. s. d.

0 • —ll
0 '0
nominal.

0 0...20 , 0
20 0_ 0
.0

6
L 3 10s toE3 14s
Gross.

New Orleans.

s. d. s. d.
00...80

o 0... 0 o
nominal.

12 t... t 0
0 0...12. 6
0 0... 4 0
65 5s to £5 100
Gross.

LONDON, THURSDAY EVENING.

In the LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE to-day
there was a reaction of more than per cent. in
Consols: British Railway Stocks declined, the
principal feature being a fall of per cent. in
Midland, caused by speculative, realisation. In
every department business was dull.
The market closed as follows,:— dia Z. ;,Dc.

THE FUNDS.

Consols Money
Account (Dec.) • . gli
a

Exchequer Bills
Bank Stock .

231

t I
.1.!.

15 chs
3

Delhi, Hudson NB Azelia, Wakeham, St Michael's •
Queen of Use E:xes Rat:uters, M Johnstone, COlgin • Lima
Rio Janeiro • Balken, Backs .... ........ ihraltar
$ - FOREIGN PORTS
bandbe Beggs,•and Arcadia. Pennie, hence at Gib-
raltar, and both eletred -
Syrian (ss, 'Jon 110:e.eat, Gibraltar, ant cleared kir Palermo..
tetriibmain,.hence for Valparaiso, 13 days oui.:3oK 20W
titshire, bound west, Jan 3,40 N, 9W • , • c: I
• , OUTi'ORtS. $-7-0!
Marion, of Glasgow, at Camolielttb,;s-n. • -•• :77
Cordelia, from Windsor Crookhaven for Liverpool.
Almeda, from St. l•chn off Cape Clear.
Wolfe, feszm trince Edward Island, and Europa, from Wil-
mingten, Loth at Plymouth.
IStittilda, from Sulina at Waterford.
Clio4from Gijon at Falmouth. •
Houghton, from New Orletms off Fleetwood.
The Duke sailed from Greenock for Demerara.
Coquette, from Mouvariet at Kingstown for Liverpool.
Etna (ss), hence at Queenstown for New York,. • -
Portsmouth, Jan. I7.—Arrived Manurkity PrOM Mauritius ;
Seatiower, Iquique; Rosalind, Rie 4auetro; St. Bebe, Buenos
Vyres ;. Alice, New York; Wolfe, Pietotr:
Queenstown, Jan. Lt.—Arrived: Allnoa,•front Savannah for
Beaumaris; Alhlon, Demerara for Workington; Advice,
Liverpool; MantAra, Bristol. Sailed: Itothltay Cattle, for
Calcutta; Marion, Barbadoew. '; •
MARITIME. E:iTRACTS. )•""
• . LlVtaeoet, Janitary 17.
The R'stritra..4s (is), sailed from Carthagena Jan. 8, for Gib-
raltar fair ttpkirs, in tow of the Milan (ss).
Be*umaris, Jan. 16 : The Heros, from Akyab, ivl*h put in
here yesterday, while swinging at her•anbhOrtdolk th* ground,
but came off the following tide withont sustaining any damage.

Warrenpoint, Jan. 17:_ The City of NeW York, frinn Mauri-
tius, on shore close to Carlingitrzi Lighthouse, with the loss of
rudder. _ _ _ _

-Mobile, Jan. 2 The Washington, partly loaded for Liver-
pool, is on shore in the bay.
Liston, Jan. 17 : The Csnheath, from LiverpooLfor Guate-
Maia, at Rio Janeiro, The• Mady Winch, from Pernanibisco for
Falmouth, was imemitatt with the Fleetwing, from Newfound-
land, both damaged.
Maranham, Det.,l3: The Norton, from Cardiff for Os port,
on shore at Cora Grande, and is supposed ba hate gone to
pieces ;.cresszhe're. ;.
The Julian and Brothers has sailed frorn. Belfast fbrilteenock
in tow of theiWindsor (a).

s#orting flt.ettigente.

CHESTER SPR:
wEDNEsDA

Weights for the Chester Cup of
handicap sweepstakes of 2.5
declared. Certain winners ,
miles and a quarter.
Age. at lb
Joskin 5...'9 2;
Defender '5...g 0
Thormanby 4 8 10
Sweetsauee 4...8 7
The Rover 5...8 7
Duleibella: • 4...8 6
Mastet Tiagot a...8 5
Newcastle ~'*..:e 4
Horror 4...8 2
High Treaaon 4 8 2
Lovett 5 8 2
Genvieux 6...8 2
Black Prince 5 8 2
Crater 4...8 2
Wallace 4 A 9'
Mistake: (late Earl of
Essex) ~ ~ 4...8 0
Rattlebnnt 4...8 0
:?,,,_‘,hiitt 5 8 0
Skilful. . • • ' A...$ 0
Adani Bedc i ..D
Rupee .l L
Wild Rem . 5...7 12
Starke
V.ltterily 4...7 10
Bumble Bee ... 5 7 10
special License a • .7 10
Northern Light 4 7 10
Weathrbound 4 7 le
The Rap • 4...7 10
Apollyon 4...7 10
Nevis 5.••.q 0
Faultle.n • 4...7 10
E uhlrrn S .7 8
M. Phillippe a..‘7 8
Light
PhyStkian 6 7 8
Volatile 5.. .7 8
Umpire 4...7 8
Scent 5 7 8
Stockade 4...7 8

,ING MEETING.

Y, MAY 8

f 200 sovs. in specie, added to a
5 sovs. each, 15 ft., and 5 if
extra,. 188 tubs-. About two

Three per Cents. ' 9li ...
1
ei
It XILWAYS.
Ambergate, Nev., & East. Junction 8.1
Caledonians
Chester and Holyhead 53 i -
Eastern Counties
Last Lancashire
New York and Erie
Edinburgh &Glasgow .. . .
Great Northern
*
19 f f A.
Great Westerns
Great Western of Canada . .
Grand Trunk of Canada . . .
Great Southern & Western . .
Illinois Central
Lancashire & Yorkshire . . .
Lombardo-Venetian - t dis
London & North-Western . , , Ott no
London & South-Western . , . - 941 5
Leeds Northern ... . , . 631 4
Manchester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire. 'st' I
Midland Stock , ,
North British
South-Eastern & Dover . . . , 8514 6' -
York, Newcastle, & Berwick . . 104,1 5
York & North Midland . . . . 93
A 4
The Bank of London to-day declared a dividend
at the rate of 5 per cent. ; and the London Joint •
Stock one at the rate of 121 per cent.
The following appeared in our tat& editions
of yesterday :
The funds opened at a farther fall of 1 to 1 per
cent., but the closing quotations were fully as
good as those of yesterday. Throughout the day
speculation was checked by a desire to see to,'
morrow (this day), the weekly board-day at the
Bank of England, pass over. The share markets,
in which this was settling day, were heavy, though
closing above the lowest point of the day. The
discount market was higher, and few transactions
took place below the Bank rate.,=-4)afly Yews'
City Article. •
The English funds opened With augmented
heaviness, but, on the reOeipt of the telegram one
day later from America showing increased ease in
the New York money market, where the rate is
now the ratne as on this side, and subsequently
on the arrival of better quotations from Paris, the
market slightly rallied, and closed with a tendency
to firmness. In .the discount market there has
been rather an increased demand, Mit the general
rate still remains about .1 per cent. below the
Bank. -A further sum of 50,000 sovereigns was
taken from the Bank for transmission by the next
American steamer. In the railway market this
morning there was a general disposition to press
sales. Late in the afternoon a recovery occurred
frees purchases to cover previous operations for
the fall.—Times' City Article.
£50,000 in gold was taken from the Bank of
England on. Tuesday, on. French account, for
transmission to New York by the Etna.
The French funds rose 4 per cent. yesterday...
The improvement is attributed to a. report that .a
congress is to meet at Paris for the settlenient of
the Italian question.
The-profits of the Scottish Australian Invest-
ment Society are £10,260 for the last half 'year, '
and the dividend recommended is at the rate_ of
10 per cent. per annum..
A heavy fall, amounting to id. per ounce,.has
taken place in Mexican dollars, owing to the
high rate of money' here, and the low exchange
in China, which renders dollars no longer a pro-
fitable remittance to that country, except at the
very reduced rate. - - • -. _ -
There were rumours yesterday that
,the Bank
of- France has effected some new arrangement to
meet its present requirements. It "was stated in
some quarters that a suspension of cash payments
was contemplated. The general letters from
Paris yesterday indicate a partial recovery of
confidence. The public continued to invest freely
in stocks and shares.
The total shipment of gold to America
amounts to £2,945,000 , since November 28th.
The shipments by the steamer from Liverpool,
on Saturday, are again expected to be large.
The Herald concludes, that unless special rea-
sons present themselves, either in• relation with
Franee or America, it is not expected that any
further sudden or extensive measures of restric-
tion will be adopted by the Bank of England.
The LONDON COLONIAL- PRODUCE MARKET
to-day was somewhat improved in tone. .
Sugar : The market was firm, and prices rather
against buyers. ___ _ ....---___
Coffee : The market was steady. :
Tea : The sales were rather better, middling
blackish leaf being Id per lb. dearer. •
Rice : The market was quiet but firm.
Saltpetre : The market was quiet, and 71 per
cent. sold at 375.
The BOROUGH HOP MARKET to-day was firm
for all kinds of Hops at fully yesterday's quo-
,• j, i,,: .1 .-: 4 :1 1 •
tations.
At the METROPOLITAN CATTLE i‘fAßaKEsTtoOck on
to-clay
there were very moderate sp
sale. Slieep dull, at a decline of 2d pnedr BFlibgas.
Beasts moved off slowly, but Calves a
were steady at Monday's quotations.
Beef 35 2d to 41 10d Veal 4s 1
Ls
Mutton
V Sibs.
TOTAL SUPPLY. 3.
'341
t 0
00
5558
el
Beasts ............. ....... 950 Sheep, foreign
Cows..,foreign' ...... .. 130 Cubes •
..............
..
.... .... foreign
~ foreign .
_. I,"
Sheep szA lan& .... ~ Igs
1"1 r, foseigp, 320
80
45
200

Age. st lb
Chere Arnie 4...6 8
Overton 3...6 $
Mimic . 0 6 8
Damascus 3...6 7
Russley 3...6 7
Starlight 3...6 7
Reindeer 3 6 7
Birmingham. 5 .6 7
Professor Dick 4 6 7
Silverhair 3 6 7
Killigrew § § o
south Australian 1.,.6 6
Bing of Kettt 3...6 6
Rajah Brooke 4 6 6
Isabella • • ' •3...6" 6
Preci4e 4 .6 5
llenham Lass 3...6 5
Jealousy
Jousy ' it '6
4
Salin*lr:l,i
Dfeskdhoilithi ' 45..6 4
Danac 4...6 4
Lady Ripon 3 6 4
Voltella 3...6 4
C by Flying Dutchman
—Priestess 3...6 4
Stanton 3...6 4
Yorkminster 3.. .6 4
Industrious 4...6 4
Elcho 3 6 2
Maisie. ~... ....t... i' 3...6 2
C by Wild I)aYrell—,
IrttimidAtiott 3-6 2
Cro.^..gli Patiick 3.. .6 2
Patti Clifford 3...6 2
Sweet Hawthorn 3...6 2
Ivanhoff 3 6 2
Herne 6.. .6 2
Edmund Kean 4 .6 0
North Lancashire 4...6 0
T. P. Cooke 6,-6 0
Horace . " 4 6 9

PRESENTS FQR.CIIRISTSIAS AND rTRIEr-ICLEA,
r
Wto 0 K
SuCCESSOR To
T ' F. L. -II A U 'll 61,1 L':111
In presentiug.the usual address at this Season, begs to return
his best thanks for the kind and liberal patrortag'e 4.:onierred
upon him during the past year.
a, 6 his extelisik Collection of
BRIMA'LII FOREIGN MANUFACTURES
• t. et
has Been added every-'may .
ENGLTS4 4 D FOll,-EIGN NOVELTY;
And the greatest care has been exercised in the SELECTION
of the GOODS, to sacusm .trtit BEST QUALITY at the very
Lowest PriceS.
Especial attention is requested to the large Assortment of
FAN-C-.Y-AR,TZCLES,
• - • intldding •
PARISIAN NOVELTIES', FAN6', CASKETSy

Ben Webster 4...7 8 Irish Emigrant b•..6 0
First Lord 4...7 ' S Rata Avia 3...6 0
Satellite 5...7 7 Bridegroom • e...`6 0
Wildman 4 7 7 latinthe. ••• • 3...6 0
Simple Simon
Tame Deer e....7 6 Sister to St. Albans 3 6 0
Merrintael • 4 7 6 lllack Diamond 3.. .6 0
King of Dnunenots ...•,..‘f ...I . 4 ,princess Royal 3...6 0
Donner und Slid ..-•.•."...1...7 4 F by King ToM—
Fitzaven • • • 4 7 4 Giraffe 3.. .6 0
Ckidli6n 4 7 4 Cromwell 3 5 12
Sat-Ptise • 4 .7 4 June • 3...5 12
Rosamond 4 7 4 Pounce 3...512
Oliver 4...7 2 Duchess 3...5 12
Eskdale . . ~ 5...7 2 Betts • - 3,,,5 12
Upperhand 4 7 2 Bandsman 3 512
Predictor 4 7 2 Balham - 4 ,5..10
Petra'. 5 7 0 Morella , - - 3 a .10.
• , 3 5 10
Pitman ••4......c' 0' :Pancake.... ' - -1- --' IA
CoronerSPringW ell
-
3 5-19'
liakirit Forager ,,,, ,• •
Mtn et-Mitt 4.7 0 Cashio 4...7 0 Somersault ..,... ....... . . 3...5- 10
E
a... 7
0 Vancouver 3 5 10
3...5' 9
Parmesan 4...7 3 Bravo 3 - 5 9
Yellow Rose 5...7 . 0 Snapdragon ' ' 3,:.5 9
Optimist 4...7 0 A ce,o - - .3.-..5 '9'
Mountain Nut 5...7 0 Easteheen. ....., ..... ~...3...5 ,7
Waterford - 4 7 0 Robinson drusoe '3...5. 7
The Brewer a... 6 12 F by Stockwell—Be; '-
Syringe 4...6 12 bette "'• ' 3.,.5 t
Feodorowna 4...6 12 Cby West Australittn..-,. •
Guilder! 4 612 Lady Evelyn .... ........... 7
Desmond 3...6 12 Spanish fly 3...5. 7
General Hess 4 6 12 Calpe ' 3...5 7
Folkestone 3..:6 12 Waterwitch - 3...5 7
Millionaire ,•,, • 3 612 Pebble 3...5 7
Alderman • • 6 612 Arabia I 3...5 7
Slinrsby 4...6 12 Blue stone 3 5 7
Sailor 4...6 12 Shepherdess ............3...5 7
William the Conqueror 3...6 12 Lady Chester6eld ......3...5 7
Maid of Chesterfield 4...6 10 Sawcutter 3 5 7
Byeways 4...6 10 La Reux 3 s' 7
Seclusion 4...610 Weatherwitch 3 .5 7
Mowbray 4...6 10 Fby Stockwell—Selina 3...5 7
Conscript 4...6 10 Monastery 3.. .5 7
Chance Shot' 4 4.. .6 10 Bally-Edmond ' ' 3...5 7
Stockton 4 6lO Meyerbeer 3...5 7
The Monk 4 6lO Sycophant • 3 5 7
The Lawyer (h.b.) 3...6 9 Wombat - 3...5 7
Malpas I 4 6 8 'Rapture. ' 3...5 7
East Stanley 3...6 8 - *Venison i 3..:5 7
Bushman 3...6 8 Flirtation 3...5 7
Doefoot 3 6 8
Sparrow Hawk 4.. .6 8
Weights published Jan. 16, at 11 am. Forfeits to be
declared before the last Tuesday in January, at 3 p.m.
If the highest weight accepted is under Bst. 121 b, it wiliin
raised to that, and the others in proportion. ' .
, ,
* This horse is in the forfeit list. ', 1 A (1,1,- _ 1, di .11, ,a r

HUNTING FIXTURES,
The WYNNSTAY PACK will meet on
The first day after the frost, at Tke Kennels
Each day at half-past ten.
Master, Sir W. W. Wynn, Bart., M.P. ; Huntsman, J.Waiker.
The CHESHIRE HOUNDS meet oat
.;.
Saturday, January 19, at
Monday, January 21, at Beeston Station
Wednesday. January 23, at • Peoyer
Thursday. January 24, at • Arley
Saturday, January 26, at - Vale Royal
Monday, January 28, at • warminghant Village
Wednesday, January 30, at ' Norton Priory
Thursday, January 31, at .Appleton
Saturday, February. 2, at Crewe StatiOn
Monday, February 4, at Jabley Pain
Wednesday, February 6, at
• , . Oultoli
Thursday, February 7, at Duddon Heaty
Saturday, February 9, at
.. ~....•. .sfa rbilrk
.- Each day at half-past ten •,...9 ~,,,, ~,, _ ,

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in the greatest variety.
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ALABASTER FIGURES,
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The unequalled Stock of
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the assortinent dh
tNGIAsit AND FOREIGN TOYS, GAMES,
DISSECTIONS, &c.,
is replete with every novelty, and includes a great 'variety of
ORNAMENTS' FOR CHRISTMAS TREES.

W. H. TOOKE hopes, by his unceasing personal attention,
to secure the continuance of that confidence and support
which have hitherto been so kindly .extended to him:.

OLD POSTOFFIGE-BUILDINGS,

LIVERPOOL.

EY CELSIOR!
A WINTER ODE.

" They made a graven image, and'net it up on high ;
- And there it stands unto this day, to witness if I lie."
Macaulay.

1

Neene—Williarascm-square.
Time—Any evening 6ince Christmas:
The shadowg ornlght were corning do*n swift; .
And the dazzling snow lay drift on drift;
As thro' " the Square," a figure did go;
Carrying a flag with this motto;
Yellow ho 1

O'er a forehead pce came ddpious hair,
HiS nose i•etrmase, complexion fair;
O'er his tightish eye an auburn lash;
His chin was close shaven, and no moustache.

Yellow ho !

lle stealthily looked "the Square all round,"
To see if " a peeler" was there to be found.
At the big gas lamp he made a stop,
As if he meant placing the flag on the top.
Yellow ho

As upwards he clambered, he thence did see
A number of families sitting at
lie eyed the alsllo3,aria,i3hiteii Teiy keen,
To see it hip "'Yellow" was there to be seen.
Yellow ho !
"Oh don't go np," said an old woman, " stop
It's freezing 'like blazes' up there on t top,
You'll tumble off on t'other side ;" • •
But the spectacled stranger loud replied—
" Yellow ho !"

Oh! please don't go up such a shocking night;
Come sleep on my box, said a cabbie bright ;
On his pallid cheek a tear-drop come,
But still he remarked, as he upward clomb,
Yellow he !
took out for the. l3taneh of that high cross-tree,
bolke ailing ice if any you see.
With that "the Party" went home to bed,
And a singlar voice replied overhead,
, Yellow, ho

At a quarter-past six that same afternoon,
An astronomer, taking a look at the mpon,
Heard spoken above him, as Often as twice,
The very same words,
,in a veryweak.voice,
Yellow ho 1
When "the peeler" came round at a quarter past seven,
He was slow in "his beat," the,rOAd-bei,ng.unevenl
Found the strangCr dead in diiited snow,
Still chitching the fiag 1/4Vith this motto—

Yellow ho
• •
Yes! lifeless, defunct, without any donbt,
The " lamp of his being" decidedly out ;
On the dreary Rapti:lnes " poor Kelly" was lying,'''
And 'twas na more use for him to be saying—,,
Yellow Butter hn'

:RESURGAIN
All ye who lament,that poor Kelly is lost,
Just call at the " Butter Place !"—look at his ghost
He sits in the window, and looks safe and sound,
And will sell you some " Yellow " a.t t 4, the
Yellow Butter hot!

HIGH WATEit, THIS DAY, AT LIVERPOOL.
Hour. Height.
MORNING 3h. 35m; )
13ft. 9131.
EVENING 3h. 52m.

E4e pa 4 (into.

FRIDAY, JANUARY, 18,:' 18th.

RACING FIXTI
FEBR

'RES FOR 1861.

jARY.
Derby Spring.
Cll.
Shrewsbury l4
Coventry .... ...

Lincoln

Nottingham Spring
Liverpool Spring
. APR.
Northampton
Croxton Park
Epsom Spring ll
Newmarket Craven
MA
Chester
York
Malton
, 'Salisbury

• Beverley - 5
Chelmsford .1.
Hungerford 6
Ascot
.11
Hampton ' l9
Newton l9

Newmarket ' • 2
Carlisle
Worcester
Abingdon 9

AUG)
Lewes 5
Brighton
Brighton Club 9
WolTerhampton l2

:L.
Thirsk
Doncaster Spring
Newmarket First Spring ~

Y.
21
Bath
22
Manchester
24
llarpenden
23
Epsom Summer

SE.
25
Oldham
25
Newcastle
26
Bibery Club
27
Stockbridge r '2l
Winchester

NEWS OF THE DAY.

The tone of the Federal Diet on the affair of
the Danish Duchies, is still extremelY.threaten-
ing and warlike. At yesterday's sitting a pro-
position was tabled by the committee appointed
to
.consider this question, to the effect that in the
event, of the Danish Goverrunent not giving due
satisfaction to. the Diet 'Within six weeks; the
Federal'Government will adopt the. necessary
measures for obtaining compliance compliance with its
dennin4s by force of 'arms. Denmark, mean-
while;.'continnes energetically her preparations .
for meeting the- threatened attack ; and besides
the fresh levy. of 'sailors announced 'efiterday, and
the orders which have been given for ptishing
forward, with' the utmost activity the building
of
_,gunboats._. _and._ other 6151ksies of-. vessels
in the navy yar'da.; ArTongementa haVe been com-
menced, and, are being'
,actively pursued for the
defence and ' organisation -of• all the military
departments. rJndgitig from
,the stout and suc-
cessful defence which was 'made by Denmark in
1848, against the united force of Federal Ger-
many, and having regard to the probability of
her on this occasion- being 'assisted directly or
indirectly by Russia, and possibly by France, the
Federal Diet would do welt to pause before
' bringing matters to the threatened extremity
According to the second edition of yesterday's
Times; the Russian Government has sent a circu-
lar to its Ministers abroad; to be communicated to
the Ceurts to which 'they are accredited, remon-
strating, if not protesting against the warlike
projects attributed to the German Governments
relative to the alleged designs of Prussia in the
quarrel ; the circular also points out that the
state o Southern Europe is sufficiently compli-
cated without exciting any nore difficulties in the
North—a.faCt which will not readily be disputed.
Simultaneously' with the contradictions which
appear in the Moniteur Ojiciel of the statements
that had been circulated relative to a large pro-
',poied increase in the numbers and efficiency of

SEP rE:
Devon and Exeter
Derby 5
1
Doncaster .7
Richmond
OCT(
Newmarket First October 1
Newmarket Second October 14
NOVE
Worcester
Liverpool ..........

Liverpool July'
'I..Y .
10
Pontefract ll
Nottingham l6
Goodwood 3O
UST.

Reading • 14
Egham
Oxford
Plymouth
&BIR.
' Leicester
Walsall
Monmouth
Manchester Autumn 27
IBER.
Newmarket Houghton 2B

1%113ER. • • ' •
Shrewsbury 1

. .

*-0i147

of .vilarart

the French army, the Moniteur de l'Arine, an

organ of the Government; under the direct con,.
trot o' ,he War giffght4triii the summary
Pot' the new plan "t6i: the 'recruiting of the army,
in virtue of which the Whole 'of the contingent is
Aolielealled out 'every ls,,ear,.it4 the portion which
‘!useibt4iierly tohealloived tSd remain at hothc are
brlia&d'and drilla4 for a certain time every
Year." reserve of 1859, and. 1860 are ordered
under arms by the Ist of February of the present
year'. In spite of the assurances of the Moniteur,

the announcement of the Moniteur de l'Ar)ae has
created a feeling of consternation arnontitii the
familics'Nshosasons fetitabd of the reserves
of the ia4 t ti o y'cats':. and as
,the latter. ournal,is
intended for circulation among the army, as the
name indicates, it contains no .official announce-.
ment that is not matter of fact. is this; also;
nothing More than a precautionary theastire It A
very r.„'ati.,l; lithe will suffice to show—at all events
the Emperor will have an army ready for a spring
campaign, whether there is one or not:
The news from Naple.§ atierigth begins to
wear '6, aspect. The Prince Carig-
nan has done what his predecessor ought to
have done before him, viz., entrusted SignOr
Poerio with the formation of a neW Ministry.
The "right man is in the right plseci" the
pt6clnced an excellent effect:
tranquillity is also said to have been restored in
the city and in the provinces, and the reactionary
bands in the Abritzii to hairebeeii dispetsed; At
Gaeta operationsi. as_ ‘l/4•01', as hostilities; are tem-
• •
p'erarity suspended, and the French fleet was to
Iretire from before the place yesterday.
The weekly court of the Bank of England
broke.up yesterday without altering the rate of
diScount, The recovery in the fluids on the t)re-
•tiots thy., *hibli has riot been sUpported; is Said
. to have been promoted by two cOnsideratioris.
One *as a sadden rise. in the French
accompanied by the renewal of a report—which
remained quite without confirmation up to the
close 'of 'biSiness.—Aliat the French Governaient
has at laSt_deterMined tariditself of the iriime-
diate difficUlties of the situation by the plausible
bUt, laMentahle expedient of authorising the tank
of France to suspend specie payments. The fact
that such a rumour should obtain- Credence,
is significant of • the straits to which French
finance has now been reduced. The first effect
of the step referred to might be a. paper prospe-
rity, and a temporary inflation in the market for
public securities: The second calve of the
imprOVenient in Consols was the-news from
Anieried: Satisfaction scorns to be felt at the
prospect of the crisis being speedily solved, in
one sense or the other: In sonic few cluartdts a
hope is clung to that the President's sodden and
enmietic action against the State of Smith Caro-
lina may hasten a settlement. However this.
may be, the financial advices are, on the whole,
satisfactory. 1'47- /1:1-41')11

At the half-yearly meeting of the shareholders
of the London Joint Stock Bank, held yester-
day, it was announced in the report that the
directors had beeri obliged to set aside 60,000 out
• . -
of the net profits of the half-year to meet the
losses inctirted by the failure of Messrs: Streat-
field, Laurence and Co., and other firms in the
leather trade. At n meeting of the Bank of Lon-
don, also held yesterday, the report was adopted,
and a diVidend- at the rate of 5 per cent. per
annum was declared.
-Distress and destitOtion haVe increased to a
kmehtable eitent among the London popu-
lation within the • last few days. On
Wednesday the east end of the metropolis pre-
sented a sad appearance, in consequence of the
large number of destitute labouring men standing
outside the workhouse doors, and parading the
chief thoroughfares, seeking for alms. At the
Thames police court the number of iinetnployed
labourers relieved in a few days swelled to 1,500,
of whotn 1,100 received trifling assistance on
Monday. It was announced that on Wednesday
only women would be relieved. At noon a vast
number of poor women, thinly clad, many suffer-
ing from cold and hunger, assembled in the street.
They continued to increase until three o'clock,
when they amounted to at least 2,000. Soon
after four o'clock. their number had increased to
0,000. The Work of relieving them lasted many
hours.
Next to her Majesty the Queen there is pro-
bably no lady in the kingdom who occupies so
large a space in the affections of the inhabitants
of the British isles as Miss Florence Nightingale.
It is with unfeigned regret, therefore, that we see
it announced in an arithoritatiiie mariner that
Miss Nightingale's malady, far from being alle-
viated as reported, increases upon her ; and
that her state, which confines her entirely to her
apartment, is one of great exhaustion and severe
suffering.

THE SECESSION' MOVEMENT IN THE
STATES: •
TO THE EDITOR OP THE DAILY TIMES.

SlR,—The fate of a hemisphere depends upon
the events of the next few weeks. The destiny
of Ainerica hangs in the balance, and liberty or
slavery must kick the beam. The time has again
come that " will try men's souls," and on the
action of the people and 'statesmen of the
United States depends. a future more glorious
than has yet,, dawned on. the world .or
dismeriibered and dishonoured Country%
Buchanan, whose message gave courage to
the traitors of South Carolina is beceming
sensible of the• terrible mischief he was abetting,
and is now acting with some-; show of vigour to
prevent secession. The political power which the
Sotith has 86 ibng possessed and so corruptly
exercise& has now been lest by tLem, and the
chief office of the Government will soon be trans-
ferred to the hands of .a President, the elect of the
wealthy and intelligent portion of the country.
The voice of the Majority has declared that the
negro driver shall no longer sway the councils of
the State. Whatever may be the result of the
present contest, it cannot fail to preve a, boon to
the negro race; Shoiild the Southern States be
able to throi of their allegiante, th6y have
as a neighbour a powerful enemy to their system
of labour, who will not endeavour to prevent the
incursions Of future John Browns, and who will
encourage the slaves to seek freedom by flight..
The Value of the slaVes haS. already. been depre-
ciated one-half since the election of Mr. tincolb,-
and the slaveholders will, in the event of a civil
war, be glad to be dispossessed of. their property in
man without bargaining as to price. Should the
South succumb, which, in all prObahility, will be
the ease, the pOsent system may be Continued
for a time, tqlt will be prev'ented from Spreading ,
into the territories, and by being confined within
small.limits compared to the growing': extent of
free soil, will eventually 'die' out, :as each State
perceives that free labour is the only remedy, to
prevent constant insurrection, and a rapid cieseent
to barbarism. Some estimate may be formed of
the relative strength of the North and South
(irrespective of the enemy which threatens, each
household of -the latter), by thelactthat of the
thirty-four towns of the Union, whose population
exceeds 20,000, seven only are in the slave States,
and the united number of these seven towns do
not nearly equal that of New York city alone.
And it may be further noticed that Charleston,
the head-quarters of the rebels, is the only town
of any considerable size in the United States,
whose population has diminished during-the last
ten years.—l am, sir, your obedient servant,
Liverpool, Jan. 16, 1861. • c.

LECTURE AT HOPE-HALL.—Last evening :Mr.• Wil-
liam Kidd delivered his concluding lecture at tbe Hope
hall. The attendance, though a marked improvement
upon the preceding, was still most unworthy of the
very rare treat afforded.- Evening. in Nature's.
Study" was the title of the gossip; and we venture to
say that few who heard it would deCide that the. even-
ing was not most agreeably spent. The lecture was
fraught with those entertaining and instractive aneddotes
with which Mr. Kidd is accustomed, to treat his hearers
and which always. contain Borne gem of truth in a
golden setting. The audience repeatedly manifested
their pleasure at the intellectual treat prepared for theni,
and we are sure that whenever Mr: Kidd agOri lectures,
in this town, it will be to still increaeingt.tio • pver:-
admiring audiences. ,„

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