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

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R. BROWNE,
, (
ATV, BROWNE AND TANNER),
AUCTIONEER, V-ALUER, .&c.
3, UNION-COURT, CASTLE-STREET.
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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.

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rittlOWNE begs also to intimate that he
,_ "MAKES UP INVENTORIES and VALUATIONS of
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 .NS 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.
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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 income of the -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'instithte.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 the
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.

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• . 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
Timentioned 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, ;, these: from London
to sthrt at 7 a.ni„ and $.3 p.m. - The Ist, of illlay is
named as itthe 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 grand sport
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 almost Constantly at painful and disagreeable things ?:
Iron sit down, my friend, in your sring.library, beside the
xeliveehdinraguiti fire.
curtains,,'heblaswouitrb,oviiifteisishatrhdelrye3•. d).. tohurro u gtwoh
gbagr(a)‘tlen-eiliettrileaugaal;'t:,eyrso.o h:Ylr'%eu'tfhlsl thuanietkrfaletrthehaaeaant
4dll.v.haeft'ereryt,lienil'
May rest, and-refit yourself forq another cl- - bustle. But the cont-epatien goes on.. "
Etilvilith 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.
stnio'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 reader.
'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 . . 'Theree 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." • ' - - ' -

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TELL
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This fif (That,day), I's{l2l's{l2instant, at Twelve o'clock, at
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i the liikneert t Ro, 2, Dale-street.
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" GOAT SKINS. , 1 o,„'''' .#.'
, 4., , 1: „ KID SKINS. (7 ' "
iipp B lOWNt:; HUNTER, & CO., Bitkem

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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.

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LI %TITO Wt wiiDam:EviiNiv G.
- ,-tke Catthit ,Rtaritti:•-% -;
In the Liverpool Cotton__Marketrlo.dayrthere
lias been an
t increased demand,' but,'ice r
Offerings, prfees) remain unchanged. The sales
reported,---7includiq 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...
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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:aAn improving ten-
dency. Birkenhead stock, however, proves a
lamentable exception to these remarks,.-, for
consequenCe of the loss of their bill, the 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 Yorkshires 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,
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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. ;igigeutze.
Melbou f
Singapore
„ Galle
~ Shanghai trh3-7 '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, Basseni n,7orlloulm4iil„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. or 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... ovo

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 Cipvol
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 MStrierfed -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
~.4tm
and I
Nomu
1 :7....., . 7,0 t .1
re 0 0...