The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-28 00:00:00

OUTPORTS

Duke of Northumberland, from Cuba at Mumbles.
Francis Beaty, from Pertland Bay at Plymouth.
Nova Scotian (rmss), from Quebec at Londonderry.
HOLYHEAD, June 27.—Arrived Latimer, RoW, 910 ,tans
Elizabeth, Edwards, from Liverpool; and Taft Vale, iIJII4-Orls,
Dunkirk.
DEA L,'Janel27.-*-Arrived and Colroon, fromisydneY ;
Julia, Caleutta tp band Cit.; Black Prince, Mediterranean ,to
London; Verniira., Melbourne to London ; Wave of Life, Lon-
don to S'ydiVey ; Margaret Edwards, London to Algoa Bay ;
Vkitguari, Woosung to London; Samarli, Grenada to London ;
Marshal Pelis,icr, Mauritius to London ; Cashmere, New
Zealand to London ; Volant, St. John to London ; Jas. Gray,
Antwerp to Newport; Conciliator, Shields to Constantinople;
Sebastian, London to Alexandria ; Sydney, London to I'van-
goon ; Osborne and Elizabeth, London to Malta; Cincinnatus,
Sunderland to Calcutta; Francis Milly, Lona= to Mauritius;
Agricola, Sunderland to Bombay; Ocean, Carthagena to Lon
don ; Surprise, Falkland Islands to London ; iteays, I/-tldon to
Constantinople ; Bashia, Hong Kong tp London ; Ziratilda,
Foochoo to London i Roseau,Trinidad to London ; and Cina,
Shields to Alexandria.

GitANtsrit, J ne 2 .-6-Atrived Castle Howard, from Syd-
ney Car. John, Frederick,tadt ; Elizabeth, Riga ; Richard,
Woolgast; Westburn. Shanghai; Agnes Garrard, Jamaica ;
\Viet( r, and Light o; the Age, Sydney ; Black Prince, Naples ;
Owen Glendower, Melbourne; Comet, Madeira; Frances
Ilentv, Portland Pay; Hermann, 04cesa. Sailed: Reay, for
Constantinople; Sebastian, Alexandria; Osborne and Eliza-
beth, Malta ; Jessie Doyle, Quebec ; Sir George F. Seymour,
Trinidad.

Melbourne ; Trafalgar, Madras ; and Barham.frOni 3imilmein ;
Fatstorru, June 27.—Arrived off c Jane,
Roska Ida, and Protlancia,
Daarscourn, June 27.—Passed •. Owen lendower, from
Flying Eagle, Cansco Bay; , ~ ,k. . ,a,,, _ wm.
Havana; Prosperine, Santander; Itahelita, :tatanz ;
Kidson, Akyab.
ntinople ;
Jamaica; Phceni* , st. Stephen, N.B. ; Lavina, Consta
GREENOtK, June
.±7.---Arrived: Lord Harding,
Acme, New York. - from
Dkohiisna, June 27.—Arrived : Mary Ismay, from Ham-
burg ; Perseverance, Riga.
Warzaroan, June 27.---Arrived : Balaklava, from St.
John's, N.F. ; Catherine Green, Odessa; Natalina, Sulina.
Sailed : Eleanor, for Bridgewater.
QuzzsarowN, June 27.---Arrived : Clare, and Caceifeigh,
from Baltimore ; Esta, New Orleans ; Doni, Callao ; Ilarvest
Moon, New York; Caroline, Danric; Maria Adelaide, New
York ; Pauli, Callao ; Cleraentio, New Orleans ; EsPera-nza,
Ligura ; Dora, Liverpool for Shanghai§ miStnittist sprung ;
Baron Veg, Matanzas; Joseph Cape, Rio Hactic •, Fial,
Havana August, Maracaibo ; Sea. Mew, Callao ; Abby Brown,
Matanzas. Off : Margarette, from St. John's, N.F., wsnt to
Liverpool ; Ann Nelson, Honduras. Sailed : Krons Princess
Caroline, for Liverpool'; Augusta, Hamburgh.
Drettsc, June 27.---Arrived : Johanna, from Ilelsrigburg ;
Linuni, Odessa; La Novalle Eugenie. Nantes ; Ceres (s),
London.
Krszosrowsi, June 27.---Sailed : St. Louis Moricqu, for
Dublin.
Rtisasr, June 27.---Arrived : Taso, from Baltimore ;
Maria Antoniette, Nantes ; Flora, Mirimachee. Sailed :
Siu:amer Bill, for Richibucto ; Adonis (es), London.
MARITIME FaTRACTS.

JllllO 27.
The Tribune, Berry, from Clyde at Holyhead for,
Cuba leaky
and much strained, having experienced heavy weather.
The Dreadnought, Evans, hence at Falmouth for Leghorn,
with jibboom sprung.

The Reinta de Oeeana, hence to Manilla, which put into
Batavia, had been repaired, and sailed for Manilla.
Thy Imperatriz (ss), Sharp, from Suez at Singapore with an
Armstrong battery, and left for /long Kong, May 10, with the
M. A. Wilson and gunboat hardy in tow.

Th. sloop that went aground on the 2Sth inst., in the Rock
Channel, was the Betsey, of this port. She was towed into
Prince's Basin last evening.

The Typhoon, for Bombay, while being towed under the
Skerries touched the ground, but did not stop, having sounded
the well and found her not to be making any water.

penny stamp and they *ill
recOeuisr'e,
own Guide," or natural
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74 have only
the to
"Invalid'ssenda
restorer, without medicine or expense, of perfect digestion,
strong nerves, sound lungs, and refreshing sleep, to the most
enfeebled, effectually removing indigestion (dyspepsia), nausea
refared
and Sickness' even during pregnancy, debility, nervoneness,
palpitation, couch, asthma, incipient consumption; dropsy,
constipation, flatulency, diarrhan, dysentery, biliou„ess,
fevers, sore throats, catarrhs, colds, noises in the ears, rheu-
matism, gout, impurities, eruptions, hysteria, neuralgia, irri-
tability, sleeplessness, acidity, palpitation, heartburn, head-
ache, despondency, cramps, spasms, sinking, fits, bronchitis;
also children's complaints. Accompanied with " numerou,
successful cures, which had resisted all medical treatment and
been abandoned as hopeless. D, I Barry, 77, Regent-street
London. . .
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