biglam/hmd_newspapers huggingface dataset:
The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

RAINHILL.

*PO be LET, a recently-erected first-class FAMILY RESI-
-1 DEN CE, containing entrance-hall, 30 feet by 8 ; dining and
drawing rooms, 18 feet 6 inches by 15 feet; breakfast-r00m,15 feet
by 14 : and store-closet, kitchen, scullery, butler's pantry, and
general pantry, on the ground floor; five best bed-rooms, two
iressing-rooms, bath-room, and water-closet, china and other
closets on the first floor; three superior bed-rooms, house-
maid's closet, and store-rooms, on the second floor; billiard or
ball room, 38 feet by 15, pannelled throughout ; wash-house,
larder, ale and wine cellars, in the basement. The house was
built from the design of an eminent London architect, in red
stone with white stone dressings, in a most substantial and
efficient manner, replete with every convenience and comfort,
fitted with rich mantel pieces and grates, gas in every room,
hot and cold water in both kitchens and bath-room, walled gar-
den tastefully laid out, enclosed yard, and all necessary out-
offices. The situation commands extensive views, and is within
five minutes' walk of the railway station. A first class contract
ticket to Liverpool will be provided by the proprietor. For
tickets to view, and further particulars, apply to Messrs. Owen
and Mence, solicitors, 7, Clayton-square, Liverpool.

.Sates b ribate &mtg.

PRINCE'S-PARK.

VOR SALE,' a Plot of Freehold LAND, containing about
.11' 2,400 square yards, adjoining Mr. William Laird's house.
Apply to Mr. William Laird, 23, Castle-street. 1

BUXTON LIME CHIPPING.%
ONSALE, at Ingram & Clarke's Lime. Depot, 191, Smith-
down-lane, opposite Milner's Fire Safe Works, BUXTON
CHIPPINGS, for Garden and other Walks. Office, 13. Pitt-
szreet.

UTTING AND ADDISON.—A 6; Walnut COTTAGE
11 PIANO-FORTE, by the above eminent makers, only 26
guineas, being much under its cost a few months since. Will
be fully guaranteed for any reasonable time. Apply to J.
Howard, Music Depot, Cross-street, Birkenhead.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

latetti

yostirday, S.E.; at Holylica(t. light

AEA

VED.

Sept IS
Chatsworth,BerryTan,Quebee
\Vahan°, Larisea Montreal

Turia (ss), Devesa Denia
British Queen (ss) Havre
Euxine Quebec

. , .
Sept 19 I Cambridge. Hewitt Akya'4
Chapultepec, Arkle ...Quebec Freedom, Ely Pomaron
Powerful, Nicholson ...Quebec Tamaulipas (ss) Bordeaux
Prompt, Nicholson Bombay Nova Scotian (se) ...Montreal
J Hunt, Ingraye Hamburg_ Conquest, Johnson , Quebec,
Stirling (s) -, Cronstadt f . _ .

OFF THE PORT.
T. Harward, Red Guantlet, Rhonda, and La Plata,
SAILED. -

Sept 18 I Conqueror, Jackson... Calcutta
Frank Ilsrynte, Randall, Fear Not,•llyler Bolton
Protomelia, Foster Philadelphia Glasgow (ss),-Thompson,
Malta I
New,York
'• Sept 19 Hortense,Wenneker, Antwerp
Ebba Brahe, Jones ...Bombay Arethusa, Quance,
Osprey (ss), Bertriclge, Buenos Ayres
Rotterdam Eclipse, Defrays Ostend
Damascus (ss), Roskell,' Hemline, Asmussen,
I Palermo . Rio Grande
Emelie and Jessie, Pearse, .1 Ciltus, Ainsworth ...Gibraltar
. ' Cameroons I Wasp, Storey Mobile
FOREIGN PORTS
Queen of-the-Lakes, Thornton, hence at Quebec
Venetian (se), Glover;-hence at Trieste -
Maria Julia, Alatina, henentt Bordeaux
• Pliticess Royal, Lawson, and-ligioe, Trenehen, both hence
at Cronstadt
Bravo, Borstenege, hence at,Swintiiiikles
Crimean (ss), hence at Gibraltar
• William and Jane, Long; Felicity, Youtig; '-Earall, Monke ;
and Bittern (ss), all hence at Helvoet •-• ' :,... .
-
Vesper, Armitage' hence-at Antwerp
Phoenix, Kruger; hence at Schelde . .
Martha, Thomas, and Susan; Davis, both hence at Dunkirk'
Traveller, Young, and Adriot, Eaten, both hence at Helvoet
• Providenzia, Haren, hence off Copenhagen for Riga
Marion, hence at Quebec .
Uxbridge, in the St Lawrence
City of Washington, hence off Cape Race 7th
Grace Sargent, hence at Portland
Highland Chief, hence at Castine
Silistria, Miller, from Aden ; Tomogonops, froM London ;
and Melbourne, Morris, from Melbourne, all at Bombay
LydfOrd,-Longmeur, from Hartlepool, and: Despatch, from
Bombay, both at Kurrachee

SPOKEN.
John Frederick, Cobija for Liverpool,. July 26, lf S, 26 W
Sthwinge; hence for Rio Janeiro, Aug 7. 12 N, 28 W
Ottawa, outward bound, Sept 9, 47 N, 27 W
:JANT•Brookman; Baltimore for Liverpool, ap N, 73 W
Bazaar, hence for Baltimore, Aug 21, 43 N, 27 W
Great Western, New York for Liverpool. Aug 25, 42 N, 64 W
"George Dean, bound south, Sept 9, 50 N, 9 W
Bohemian (s 4), and Uxbridge, Sept 9
•John Bell (,-sl, and Canadian (ss), Sept 12 -• • - -
Arctic, bound west, Sept 17
Moutmorey, for Calcutta, Aug 11, 15 N, 32 IV
Camloden Caatle, Bombay for Liverpool, Sept 8, 49 N, 18 17
John Pink, 49 N. 19 W •
Quito, for Mauritius, Aug 9, 2 N, 26 W
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

LISCARD VALE.

IVO be LET, a Semi-detached HOUSE, containing dining-
' room, drawing-room. Ave bedrooms, two attics, butlers'
pantry, water closet, and kitchens on the ground floor; there
a nice warden, and an abundant supply of spring and rain
water. Apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

BILL MANACLES OUTDONE!

Dickens, or somebody else of equally unreliable authority,
tells a stoty about some fellow called " Bill liana les," who
laughed at handcuffs. We have had a few of such gentlemen
naw and then in Liverpool. Yesterday a powerful fellow,
named James Hall, the boatswain of the American ship Chan-
cellor, was brought up on two charges—one for stealing some
clothes from another sailor on board, and the second for having
assaulted police-officer 706. Mr. Cobb defended, and objected
to the jurisdiction of the court, in the first case, as the alleged
Americanthe h i high
citizens.se o board
This
oabnjeActmioen rican
ship, robbery took was
held good by Mr. Rallies, and the prisoner was acquitted
robbpartipelsace being on
on that charge. The case of assault was then gone into.
It appeared that when the prisoner, came on shore he
was given in charge by another sailor, for stealing a
handkerchief, which was found on the prisoner's. neck. ,This
gave the officer jurisdiction, and he took him into custody.
The prisoner became rather unruly, and the officer was obliged
to put the' darhys" (handcuffs) on him. They walked along
towards the dock gate very quietly, when all on a sudden the
flinging them at the officer's head, he cried out "Good
prisoner gave his hands a twist, and got them out of the man-
old buffer," and ran away at a pace that nearly equalled
ba"eyillee:kaway." Two hours after, the o eel' met him in Denison-
street, and on going up to him the prisoner knocked him down.
Be wag, however, captured after a hard tug. Mr,. Cobb con-
tended" that the policeman had no right to take the, prisoner
into custody ; but his worship ruled he had, and fined him
10s. for the assault.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

18E0-SUMMER ARRANGEMENTS-1860.

, .
• ,) THE MONTREAL OCEAN
410: STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
_... First-class powerful Screw Steamers
- _
I SCOTIAN Captain A. M 'Master.
BOHEMIAN ,, W. Grange.
NORTH BRITON
ANGLO-SAXON „ W. Ballantine.
NORTH AMERICAN
CANADIAN
HIBERNIAN (building)
NORWEGIAN (building)... „
Are intended to sail between

LIVERPOOL AND QUEBEC AND MONTREAL,
Calling at Londonderry for her Majesty's Mails and Passengers'
as follows : " ' " '
FROM LIVERPOOL.
•
NORTH BRITON Thursday, Sept. 27 '
NOVA SCOTIAN ,Thursday, October 4
CANADIAN Thursday, October 11
BOHEMIAN Thursday, October 18
ANGLO-SAXON Thursday, October 25
NORTH AMERICAN Thursday, November 1
FROM QUEBEC.
PALESTINE Saturday, September 15
BOHEMIAN Saturday, September 22
JURA Saturday, September 29
ANGLO-SAXON Saturday, October 6
NORTH AMERICAN Saturday, October 13
NOVA SCOTIAN Saturday, October 20
And every Saturday thereafter during the season of open
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

TOMORROW.

To-morrow (Friday), the 21st instant,at•Twelvo o'clock, at tar
krokers office, 16, Exchange-buildings,
32 Tons Marseilles LINSEED CAKE,
6 Tons Ditto DITTO, all faults,
ex Wasp, in Hope's Cellar, Back Ooree, and Carson's,-No. 1,
Blundell-street. Apply to Messrs. Ross T. Smythe and Co.,
Merchants; or to J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers.

To-morrow (Friday) Morning, 21st instant, at Eleven o'clock
precisely, in the Wood. Sales' Sheds, Brunswick and.Toxteth
Docks, Liverpool,
262 Lags Honduras MAHOGANY, measuring 115,537 feet,
being the cargo now landing, ea Carolina, from _Belize..
• Apply to A. Glassford, Esq., Merchant: •
116 Logs Mexican BAYWOOD,
9'Piecua HARDWOOD,
200 RAILWAY SLEEPERS,
being the cargo now landing ex _Elise, from Laguna de Ter-
minals

228 Logs Meiican EAYWOOD,
being the eat go now landing ex Amanda, from Santana...
Apply to Messrs. A. Duranty and Co., Merchants.
1,Z53 Logs and C .r!, City St. Domingo MAHOGANY,
f, • 3, „ SATINWOOD,
9 „ Sabicu, • . DITTO,
being the cargo just lauded ex Urania, from the city direct.
On account of the Importers.
142 Plank.; Italian WALNUTWOOD,
just landed ex Euphrates, from Ancona.
Apply to Meisr.4. Speyer, and Co„ Merchants.
686 LANCEWOOLISPAV,
26-Tons COCUS'WOOD,- '
now landing ex Heroine

On account of the Itt[porters.
Parcels of PENCIL CEDAR, Dautzic LAVIWOOD, arc.. &c
• • EDWARD CH ALONER, Wood Broker and Measurer
C, East Side Queen's Dock. _

To-morrow, (Friday) the 21it. instant:du-ring dinner—s,^) about
one o'clock—in the Dining-shed, bottom of Park-street,
Liverpool,
336 Pieces City St. Domingo LIGNUMITP.E,
just landed,ex Urania, from the city direct.
On account of the importer,,
245 Pieces City St. Domingo LIGNUMVIT,
just lauded ex Anne Jane. Apply to Victor Shikery, Esq.,
Merchant. , , - Feet.
10,377 Pieces Ist-Quality Spruce DEALS, measuring 330,747
10,349 •,. 2nd „ „ _ 320,268
8,177 ~ 3rd , „ . -.. :: • )9 . -2529. 564
•
939 „ 4th. „ ,; 30,278
1,090 „ SCANTLING, 1 15,166
1-,420 , - DEAL ENDS -- - -------,1, -- —-20.102-
, 23,275. PALINGS,
being the cargo just arrived per Sir H: Stovall, froth St. John,
N. B. Apply to Messrs. Gibbs, Bright, and Co., Merchants. •
The aboye.eargo of Deals will be landed in either the Coburg
or Queen's Debi. . .
249 Legs Board PINE, measuring 30,894 feet calliper.
325 „ Building PINE, • , - 10,514 ', '
1,500 Pieces 3rd Quality Bright PINE DEALS, -
being the cargo now landing on the. Quay of the Toateth Dock.
ex.- Ocean. Bride, from--Quebec. - Apply to Messrs. Carr and
Robinson, Merchants.
•. . EDWARD, CR-ALONER, Wood Broker.and Measurer,
No. 6, East Side Queen's Dock, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Sept. 19.,
The Vienna journals announce the death of
Prince Milosch.

THE AUSTRIAN NAVY.

• - . _
The entire Austrian navy has been ordered to
rendezvous on the 20th off the Island of Lissa, in
the Adriatic. It consists of 74 vessels mounting
900 guns.

THE ROMAN STATES.
The Debals says that in a few days the
annexation of Umbria and the Marches will
be an accomplished fact.

FRANCE AND GERMANY.
The Coloyne Gazette says all the Governments
of the Zollverein have consented. that Prussia
should enter into negotiations with France with a
view to concluding a treaty of commerce beta eon
that country and the German. Customs Union.

MEETING OF CONTINENTAL SOVEREIGNS.
BERLIN, Sept. 19.
The Prince Regent will arrive at Warsaw on
the evening of the 13th October. The Emperor
Alexander, the Prince Regent, and the Emperor
of Austria, will meet on the 14th October. AS
regards the Ministers who are to accompany the
sovereigns, nothing has yet been decided.

SYRIA.
CONSTANTINOPLE (yid Marseilles), Sept. 12.
According to advices from Beyrout, Fuad Pasha
—after having consulted with General Beaufort
de Hautpoul—had called together the chiefs of
the Mutuali, and prohibited their giving any
refuge to the Druses. It was said that military
operations would commence after the hot weather.
It was asserted that Fuad .Pasha had prevented
the outbreak of an insurrection at Naplus. Prince
Couza is expected at Constantinople. The Pra„,_
sian commissioner has left for Beyrout.

AUSTRIA AND TILE ROMAN STATES.
The Austrian protest against the invasion of
the Roman States has been received in Paris ; and
the correspondent of the Daily News says it con-
firms the general anticipation that Austria will
.not interfere at present, unless Venetia should be
attacked. The protest, however, reserves in the
fullest manner the right .to send an army into
• Italy ; and states that if Austria now abstains, it
is in order not to be disagreeable to certain
Powers, but that she holds herself free to choose
her own hour for attacking the revolution.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN
• MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, Sept.— 19.
The steamer Pera, with the heavy portion of
the above mails, . has arrived. The Crimean
arrived at Gibraltar from Liverpool on the. 13th.
From the Barbary ports there is no news of
interest. It was known at Mangan that the
Emperor had prolonged the term for the exporta-
tion of grain. Trade was in consequence carried
on with great activity, as there remained full
forty days to continue commercial transactions.
Gibraltar exchanges and freights unaltered.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

Amounts already advertised £1,004 I 0
*Robert Rankin £2o 0 0
L. R. Bailey lO 0 0
G. Schemell . 25 0 0
D.'Hebsou
W. H. Essery
• H. J. Enthoven and Sons lO 0 0
E. L. , 1 0 0
Contributions of money and clothing will be received by the
treasurer, W. M. Moss, Beq., 78, Tower.buildings West ; or
by the Union Bank; Brunswick-street.

HENRY GOSS,
WHOLESALE HABERDASHER,
6, SLATER-STREET, BOLD-STREET.

THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL, DALE-STREET., ,
NMS STAGQ begs to inform the Gentlemen of
Liverpool and "Visitors that "LES TABLES D'HDTE ''
are still
continued at One o'clock, Three, and Half-past Four
and on Sundays at Two ani Four o'clock.

THE MILLINERY, MANTLE, DRESS, AND STAY
ESTABLISHMENT.
128. TOP OF BOLD-STREET.
ifISS WILLIAMS has just returned from Lon-
in don with a choice Selection of AUTUMN GOODS.
FRENCH CORSETS, fastened in front, is. 6d.

ARAFFIN LAMPS and OlL.—Great improve-
ments r
odvArittvi reductiont4
Same
pricesal
dittic.otliieor Lamps
and the Original
wn
Ickss°'
promptly attended to,
aCuoeltt n° It
rP4I 3 ISOP'rOdelrlss,
(wholesale and
aGndlobes,
retail)W
and &lived free of carriage, at any house, street, or place,
within six tulles circumference of Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

A MAN'S HEAD BLOWN OFF.

On Tuesday morning, about half-past six o'clock, as
the Stourport Volunteers were starting off to the Glou-
cester review, a frightful accident occurred, which induced
several of them to abandon the journey. This volunteer
corps went to Worcester by water, and then proceeded
to Gloucester by rail. The barge which conveyed theta
to Worcester was mounted with a small cannon. This
was fired twice as they were about to start, and at
the second time of firing the accident occurred.
In starting, of course the vessel rocked about a little,
and, just as the cannon was fired the second time, the-
motion of the vessel raised the mouth of the cannon in
such a way that instead of the material with which the
gun was, rammed being stopped by the bank of the
river, it unfortunately went above, where a great nam-
bet.' of persons Were assembled. The charge caught a
man named Felton, and took off all the upper part of
his head, bespattering his blood and brains over the
horrified spectators of this lamentable affair. The
vessel containing the volunteers was stopped when the
cry was raised that a man was killed, and the utmost
glOom was cast over the whole party by the sad acci-
dent. Felton was an engineer, and his master was
. amongst the volunteers who were in the vessel. Of
coarse nothing could he done for the poor fellow but to.
convey his lifeless remains to an adjacent inn, there to.
await the coroner's inquest.

DOCK LINE OF RAILWAY OMNIBUSES.,

TO TH,F EDITOR or THE miry Trurs.
SlR,—When a serious accident occurs on the railway
omnibus entering through the gateway into the Prince's
Dock some day—which I and many others fully expect
—our local authorities will probably
remedy the evil, take some steps to
Why does not some member of the Mersey Boara, on
the score of humanity, bring the subject forward rtud,
get the arch altered? W. K.

iECOND PERFOIi BIANCE OF THE LON-
DON SAVAGE CLUB IN AID OF. THE
BROUGH MEMORIAL FUND. )

Men of thought are ever giving fresh contributions
to the imperishdole treasures of the drama : literary
heroes are ever multiplying examples of magnanimity
of soul. The members of the London Savage Club are
again coming forward in the cause of charity to assist
the widow and children of the late highly gifted Robert
B. Brough. Their efforts in such a noble cause are Worthy
of the support of the Liverpool public. The London
Savage Club is composed of men well known in literary
circles—men who are daily stampinc, ineffaceable im-
pressions, as the result of loftiness of conception and.,
grandeur of deed, on the memory of the world. Un.
Tuesday next they will appear at the Theatre Royal in
the burlesque of the " Forty Thieves;" and those who,
desire a treat, (as they will assuredly have one,) shouldi
secure seats at once, the box plan being now open,.
The members of the Liverpool Literary and Dramatic.
Society will form an additional attraction on this war
sion, as they will appear in Sheridan's uneq.milbscli
comedy of " The School for ScanOal."
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

THE LATE MR. JOSEPH LOCKE, M.P.

The eminent engineer, Mr. Joseph Locke, M.P., was.
born at Attercliffe, near Sheffield, in 1805 ; educated in
Barnsley Grammar School, and apprenticed to a civil
engineer of some repute. He distinguished himself iui
the school, in the ogee, on the works, and, at a com-
paratively early age, obtained employment noder the
father of tailways,—that great and natural genius,
George Stephenson, who, at the opening of several of
the northern railways, alluded in very flattering terms
to the ability of his assistants generally, Mr. Locke
particularly. He continued under Stephenson for yeara,
and at length became an independent engineer and con-
structor of iron roads. His name very shortly became
famous, and he is now looked hack upon as one of the,
great pioneers of the railway system of the world,
Honours were heaped upon him from all quarters.
He was made a member of the Royal Institution
of Civil Engineers ; director of the Glasgow, Paisley,
anti Greenock Railway ; and in 1845 the King of
Prance invested him with the Cross of the Legion of
Honour. His political career commenced in 1847,
when he was returned for the borough of Honiton, of
which he was Lord of the Manor. His political creed
was Liberalism, though perfectly independent. In
1853 he voted for the ballot ; in 1857, against church-
rates; and in March, 1859, in favour of the Reform
Bill introduced by the Earl of Derby. His illness was
not of long duration, and he died on Tuesday, at Beat-
tock, fuller of honours than of years.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

Emblem
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

TUE-BROOK.

rpo be LET, Furnished, for three or six months, a Detached
FAMILY HOUSE. Contains three entertaining rooms,
four bedrooms, two attics, bath and water closet, kitchens on
ground floor, with good garden, stable and co, ch house, pig-
geries, shippon, greenhouse, and hothouse. The use of horse
and phieton may be had, if required. Apply to Mr. Water-
house, 4, Derby-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

LITHERLAND.

O be LET, a Semi-detachedEA RESIDENCE, situate
T
in Sefton-terrace, Litherland (fifteen minutes' walk from
Seaforth station). The houses are elevated, dry, and com-
mand good v'ews of the surrounding country ; have 500 yards
of land attacked, hard and soft water, and all modern con-
veniences.---For particulars apply to Mr. Gearge Golding,
Litherland Park, or 46, North John-street, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

JAMES STEWART• & CO.,

WINE. AND SPIRIT MERCHANTS, ANDBOTTLF.I.S
OF ALES AND PORTER,_
QUEEN. INSURANCE-BUILDINGS,
•il.. DALE-STREET.

LONDON "DAILY*NEWB4 AND "EXPRESS."
LONDON "MORNING-HERALD" AND "STANDARD,
. . LONDON-"DAILY.TELEGRAPII2I
BIRMINGHAM "JOURNAL" AND "DAILY POST."
GLASGONI".MORNING JOURNAL.'

•
EE.:-AND• NLOHT-INGALE
eg to announce that,_in. addition to the other Manchester,
London, and Provincial Journals, with which they have been
for some time connected; they have been appointed Agents and
Correspondents in Liverpool for the above ftrst-class News-
papers, for which they respectfully Communications and
Advertisements.
Swift's-court; 13, Castle-street. -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND.

NOTICE.--The Clipper Ships of this' Line are amongst the
largest, fastest, and handsomest in the world, and are famous
for their unswerving punctuality, the superior way in which
they are officered and appointed, and the ceMrity of their
passages, which rank amongst the fastest on record.

THE "WHITE ST.7O---
PAO*" LINE OF BRITISH AND AUSTRALIAN
Ex-Royal Mail Clippers, Sail from
LIVERPOOL FOR MELBOURNE
-- • - On the Ist and-20th of every Month,
Landing and forwarding Passengers, at through rates, and by
Steamers, to every port of Australia and Tasmania.
Parties holding Bounty Tickets for Launceston or Hobart
Town, will be carried out by the ships of this Line via Mel-
bourne.
The Line is composed of the following magnificent vessels :
MORNING LIGHT, PRINCE OF THE SEAS SIROCCO,
RED JACKET, WHITE. JACKET, STAR OF THE EAST,
WHITE STAR, MERMAID, TELEGRAPH,
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MORNING LIGHT...J. GlLT.nts 2,377 6,1100 Oct. 20.
• FOR MELBOURNE.

RED JACKET ... .... S. RFFD 1,550 ... 4,750 Nov. 20.
'THE MORNING LIGHT

is one of the ,faste4 and most magnificent clippers in the
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Star," and has made the astonishing passages of 71 and 73 days
from Liverpool to Melbourne. Her saloon accommodations
aro of the most extensive character,-splendidly furnished, and
replete with every appurtenance for the comfortable enjoyment
of the voyage. In a vessel of her majestic size the apartments
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Suitable passengers to -New Zealand by the MORNING
LIGHT may obtain land grants for 40 acres of laud from the
provilacial agents, for a list of whom, and all information,
apply to the owners, H. T. WILSON & CHAMBERS,
21, Water-street, Liverpool.
All risk of river craft and lighterage to be barne by the
shippers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

EDWARD HOWELL, 6, CHURCH-STREET.

Lately Published, price One Shilling. '
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

,one. On the level turf, in front of the stand,. were the
volunteers in solid masses, officers in brilliant uniforms
in frOnt. It. pleased and excited people on every side.
The meandering Severn, a fUll flood tide forming a
natural barrier, and in the distance the ridge of the
Cotswold-hills, with Churchdown-hill and Robin's Wood-
hill, prominent outlyers in the foreground. The whole
formed a deeply-impressive scene, and one of which
England and Englishmen might well be proud. Major-
General Hutchison congratulated the volunteers on their
success, and the proceedings terminated wSth three cheers
for the Queen.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

The advices from Bombay are to August 24th.
The general news is unimportant. 'Fhe death
of Mr. Joseph Jackson, railway contractor, is
announced. The cholera was raging in Nepaul.
Bombay commercial reports are unfavourable.
Cotton piece-goods show a general decline, and
the prospects of the market are not eucouragiug.
Cotton yarns continue depressed. Vt
700.9 very
dull, and stocks heavy, Copper lower. Bar-iron
in better demand. In cotton and wool almost an
entire absence of operations on English account.
Linseed rather lower. The indisposition to ope-
rate in produce kept down freights, though
departures of shipping were more numerous than
arrivals. Quotations, 50s. to 525. 6d, for cotton,
455. to 50s. for seeds, for London and Liverpool.

GARIBALDI'S VOLUNTEERS:
P
The steamer Alelazzo,lLzhotithT, Sept.eHGari 9
balidi.an
volunteers on bOard, put in here last evening to
coal and water, and left this morning, it is
understood, for the island of Capri. On her
arrival there she will await the other vessels of
the expedition. When the whole of the force
have joined they intend putting on their uni-
forms, with which they are supplied, and pro-
ceeding to Naples.

SUICIDE BY WHITE, THE ANTAGONIST

OF CHAMBERS.

Thomas White who was defeatVd at the rowing
match on Tuesday, by Chambers, took his. defeat
so much to heart that he committed self-destruc-
tion yesterday morning, at one 'o'clock, in a public
house at Barnes, in which he had been drinking
up to as late an hour as 8 o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

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P'AGINCOURT'S HISTORY OF ART, by its
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THIS DAY.

This Day (Thursday), the 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
• Brokers' Office, Dale=street,
aO9 Singapore BUFFALO HIDES.
BROWNS, HUNTER; Lk C 0.., Brokers.

Apply to

This Day (Thursday), the 20th instant, at Twelve o'cloCk, at the
Brokers' Office; Liverpool and Loudon Chambers,
5 Chests Kurpab INDIGO.
4 „ Bengal
JEFFERSON & TAYLOR, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

BROMBOROUGH.

MO be LET, a capital Family RESIDENCE, with three-
stalled stable, loose box, coach house, cowhouse, piggery,
paddock, and two cottages for servants, good fruit gardens
( Walled round), with hothouse, greenhouse, &c. Contains din-
ing-room, drawing-room, kitchen on ground floor, seven bed-
. °ono, water closet, and store rooms. Apply to Mr. S. Water-
.ve, 4, Derbv-square.

TO be LET, for a term of live or seven years, " ERRING-
TON LODGE," situate at Aigburth, with the stable,
coach-house, garden, hot-bouses, conservatory and pleasure
grounds thereto belonging. The house contains three recep-
tion rooms, six bedrooms, three dressing-rooms, bath, two
servants' rooms, butler's pantry, and convenient store closets.
There is an ample supply of rain and spring water on the
premises. Apply to S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square.

TO be LET, Furnished, for Six Months from the lat
November, a capital FAMILY RESIDENCE, situate
about five miles from Liverpool, and five minutes' walk from a
railway station, with stables, coach-house, and harness-room.
The house contains three principal bedrooms, three dressing-
rooms, four servants'-rooms, large day. and night nurseries,
bathroom, water-closet, *lining and drawing room, library, and
suitable offices. The gardens and pleasure grounds will be
kept in order by the owner. For further particulars apply to
S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square.

Tbe LET, with or without eleven acres of rich Meadow
T)
Land, in the beautiful and picturesque Valley of the Lime,
" BURROW COTTAGE," two miles from Kirby Lonsdale,
live miles from the Hornby station, of the North-Western
Railway, and one and a-half mile from the proposed station of
Lune Valley Railway, now in course of construction. The
house is in thorough and ornamental repair, and contains large
drawing-room, dining-room, library, five bedrooms, water-
closet, butler's pantry, kitchen, large scullery, and usual
domestic offices. There are a spacious greenhouse, with large
flower and kitchen gardens, four-stall stable, double coach-
house, two loose boxes, barn, cart-shed, &c. For further par-
ticulars apply to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square, Liver-
pool.

WO BE LET, the cheapest, best, and most convenient eight-
roomed DWELLING-HOUSES, in Everton, with bath
and water closets, at the low rent of £22, situated in Whitetield-
road, Belmont-road. Apply to John Procter and Son, 10, St.
George's-crescent, Castle-street.

DERWENT-ROAD, GREEN-LANE, WEST DERBY.
To be LET, Seven New HOUSES, well finished, containing
dining-room 21 feet 6 inches by 14 feet 6 inches, drawing-
room 20 feet 6 inches by 15 feet 6 inches, breakfast-room 1.5
feet 6 inches by 14 feet 6 inches, six bedrooms, bathroom,
water-closet, butler's pantry, kitchen, scullery, pantry, and
closet, on the ground floor ; cellars throughout. Locality
healthy. Distance from the Exchange three miles. Apply on
the Premises, or to Henry Fenwick, Esq., Solicitor, Exchange-
alley North, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

HALEWOOD-GREEN„

TO be LET, for two-and-a-half years, with early possession,
a very desirable Country RESIDENCE, with three-stalled
stable, coach house, gardens, with hot and greenhouses,
orchard, &c. Contains two entertaining rooms, water closet,
bath, two kitchens, and butler's pantry. For particulars apply
to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square, opposite St. George's
Church.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

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MEDIEVAL and TONERIDGE GOODS OF THE NEWEST
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

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An invaluable commentary for the Christian family.
POMESTIC COMMENTARY ON THE OLD
AND NEW TESTAMENTS. By a Clergyman of the
t; arch of England. 4 vols. 4to, cloth, £1 6s. ;. published
at £2 10s.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

EDWARD HOWELL, 6, CHURCH-STREET.

rill:IOM'S (Rev. DAVID, D.D.), LIVERPOOL
CHURCHES AND CHAPELS; their Destruction, Re-
moval, or Alteration. Foolscap tilvo., illustrated boards, price
Is. ed.

EDWARD HOWELL, 6, CHURCH-STREET.

KETCHES OF MARRIED LIFE. By Airs
FOLLEN, Author of "Three Experiments of Living.'
Yoolscap Bvo., cloth extra, ls.
EDWARD HOWELL, 6, CHURCH-STREET.

APIN'S 'HISTORY OF ENGLAND, with con-
tinuation, by Tindal, illustrated with splendid series of
arge portraits, upwards of 300, by Houbrakenand Virtue, 5
vols. folio, calf, gilt, very tine copy, 24 18s. •
EDWARD HOWELL, 6, CHURCH-STREET.

MANSIONS OF ENGLAND IN THE OLDEN
TIME; Drawn by JOSEPH NASH, 4 vols. imperial
rOlio,. upwards of 100 large plates, half-bound morocco, neat,
£6 65., published at £2l.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

EDWARD HOWELL, 6, CHURCH-STREET.

WINKLES'S ENGLISH CATHEDRALS
Architectural and Picturesque Illustrations of the
Cathedral Churches of England and Wales, 186 plates, beauti-
fully engraved, with Historical and Descriptive Accounts,
3 vols. imp. Bvo, new cloth, £1 12s. (sells £2 Bs.l
EDWARD HOWELL, 6, CHURCH-STREET.

"Indispensable to every Correct Speaker and Writer."
YINGLISH SYNONYMES ; a Copious Dictionary
of synonymes, Classified and Explained ; with an Out-
me of English Grammar, a Selection of Latin and French
Quotations, with Corresponding English Translations, tiee.,
Src. By THOMAS FE.'BY. Foolscap, Svo. 2s.
EDWARD HOWELL, 6, CHURCH-STREET.

"News horn the Invisible World."
GLIMPSES OP THE SUPERNATURAL ; or
the Modern Spirit Manifestations. Foolscap Svcs.,
boards, Is. 6d.
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3usurana,aAtiCtS,

LIFE ASSIJIIANPEI
'AND GLIARANTF,E COMPANY.
Estab ished 1838.
(Uniting the advantages of Mutual Association with the
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The paid-up Capital and other Funds invested exceed Two
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Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

situatizus 'a-aautth.

11TA .;TE 0, a Situation for a respectable girl, aged 16, who
r is willing to be taught iiither as HOUSEMAID, or to
assist another servant. Address, Beta, Post-office, Farnworth,
near Warrington.

AYoung Man, 21 years of age, is desirous of obtaining a
SITUATION as COLLECTOR, having had three years'
eiperienCe in that capacity. Good references can be given as
to respectability. Address A. B. C., office of the Daily Times,
Lei 3h-street.

TO TEA AND COFFEE MERCHANTS.
WANTED, by a Young Man, a SITUATION as Traveller
for North and South Wales. The highest testimonials
as regards respectability, honesty, and sobriety can be pro-
duced. In present situation approaching five years. Apply by
letter W. Z., Daily Times office..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

EDWARD HOWELL, 6, CHURCH-STREET.

The following are a Selection from the Stock• of Books at
the prices affixed :
ICKENSI HOUSEHOLD WORDS (the complete
(set), 19 volumes, cloth extra, £3 145., published at
Ps.

This is one of the most entertaining serials extant. It
includes an immense collection of standard Tales, Romances,
Sketches, Poetry, Anecdotes, &c., &c., contributed by all the
most popular authors of the day, under the editorship of
Charles Dickens. •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

I,sTEJC't WEE,

- • LIVERPOOL WOOL SALES. • •
On Monday next, the 24th instant, at the Cotton Sale
Room, Colonaial-buildings,.36, Dale-street,
,800 Bales Eiislindia
350 • Mogadore •
300 „ Washed Oporto and Spanish Mountain.
WOOL.
50 „ Syrian and Alexandrian
40 „ Goats
60 Shoddy
'5O „ Stindries

2,650-Bales; • • . . „ .
For catalogues, 6cc., apply to
MALCOLM GREAME & BILBROLTGH; Br°lots,

On Tuesday next, the 25th instant, at Three o'clock, at•the
• ' Cotton Salesroom, • '
1,000 Bales East bidla. Portuguese, and other WOOL.
Apply to JOHN L. BOWES & BROTHER, Wool Brokers.

On Tuesday next, the 25th instant, at Three o'clock, at the
Cotton Saleroom,
•
1,1)00 Bales East India
150 Mogadore
• lOU • „ Unwashed Black Oporto WOOL.
500 .„ Spanish
100 „

White „

1,850 Bales.
Apply to JOHN L. BOWES & BRO., Woal Brokers.

On Saturday next, the 29th instant, at Two o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Victoria-buildiugs, Hackin's-hey,
500 Bales East India, • •
350 Bales Mogadore,
1445 Bales Oporto, Lisbon, Sm.,. WOOL,
25 Bale. Gray, Iceland,
' • 260 Bales Foreign COW HAIR,
6 Bales COTTON RAGS.

2536

Apply to

PERKINS ROBINSON, Wool Broker,

NEXT MONTH.

To close accounts of a Wine Merchant, deceased.

On Wednesday, the 3rd October next, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 17, Dale-street, Liverpool,
About 20 Pipes, Fine Old PORT WINE, and of the
20 Hogsheads,
Vintages of 1851. 1853, and 1854.
:36 Quarter-Casks,
~ •
ft 6 Hogsheads, 1 SHERRY WINE.
/I 40 Quarter-Casks,
• Also,

About 26 Caw; Sparkling !COCK,
- - 27 Cases BURGUNDY, •
~ 4 Cases / Still HOCK,
.. 62 Cases •
„ 24 Cases MOSELLE,
-, 276 Cases CHAMPAGNE,
2 Quarter-Casks, 1
„
. 12 Cases, 1 CLARET,
:: 152 Cases (Three Dozens each) PORT WINE, in bond.
480 Dozen tipe PORT WINE, duty paid,
1 Butt,
ft •
1 Hogsheud, SHERRY wINE, 4 Quarter-Casks, •
If
„ 94 Cases, .
„ 14 Pipes,
, 12 Hogsheads,; , Spanish RED WINE,
„' 21 Quarter-Casks, )
~ 2 Pipes Lisbon PORT WINE, • •
f 9 36 Hogsheads Valeneia PORT WINE. . - •
f 9 ' 6 Quarter-Casks French RED WINE,
„ 144 Cases COGNAC BRANDY,
2 Puncheons Jamaica RUM.
Apply to • CHARLTON R. HALL & SON, Brokers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

EDWARD HOWELL, 6, CHURCH-STREET.

MOORE'S IRISH MELODIES; • With all the
Music and Accompaniments. by Sir JOHN STEVEN-
(CoMpIete Edition.) - Tfifck 4to, Portrait of .Hoare.
Cloth, richly gilt, 12s.' •
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

DRUMS. CIRSIBAL:!, &c.

TO be SOLD, a Pair of 146 Turkish CYMBALS, for £3; a
Pair of Regulation BRASS DRUMS, 18s. 6d. each ; and
One Dozen FIFES, 12s. These instruments are nearly new,
and are well suited for a rifle band. May be seen at J.
Howard's Music Depot, Cross-street, Birkenhead.

' WALNUT PIANO-FORTE FOR 18 GUINEAS.
TO be SOLD, a G Walnut COTTAtiE PIANO, by a good
London maker, with all the improvements. Was only a
few months out on hire, and will be fully guaranteed. Lowest
possible price, 18 guine.os. To be seen at J. Howard's Music
Depot, Cross-street, Birkenhead.

WOOLTON.
rllO be SOLD or LET, a large HOUSE, with every modern
1 convenience, together with stable' • large garden, &c.
Apply to Mr. Weir Anderson, solicitor, No. 16, Cook-street,
Liverpool. " •

TO be SOLD, by order of the mortgagee, Five excellent
HOUSES, with bay windows to parlours, situate in a dry,
healthy, and pleasant locality, near kireck-road, Everton. Each
house contains parlour, kitchen, and wash-house on same floor;
fcur bedrooms, with front and back gardens; price only £1,250.
Apply to Mr. Yates, 5. Norwood-grove, or 33, Tiasnett-street.

FREEHOLD.
TO be SOLD, for only £l5O, the EQUITY of REDEMPTION
iu a very choice lot of Eight FREEHOLD HOUsES,
subject to a mortgage in a Permanent Building Society. The
property is well let, and in a mou improving locality. This
is an excellent opportunity for anyone desirous of securing
pply to Mr. Yates 33 Basnett-street.
savings. A , ,

FREEHOLD LAND.
TO be SOLD, in Lots, a valuable Plot of BUILDING
AND, situate top of Spencer-street, Compton-street,
IVhitelleld-road, Everton, suitable for respectable cottage
houses. Liberal advances will be made to builders or members
of building societies. Apply to Mr. Tates, 33, Basnett-street.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20

likr be Xet,

14, NEWL ANDS-STREET, BRECK-ROAD.
TO be LET, a small convenient HOUSE, containing two
entertaining-rooms, Bye bedrooms, bath, and two water
closets, kitchen, larder, S.
Rent £3O per annum. Apply on
Me premises, or to Mr. S. Waterhouse, 4, Derby-square.

KNOTTY ASH.
MO be LET, a semi-detached HOUSE, witk stable and
coachhouse. The house contains two entertaining-rooms,
four bedrooms, three dressing-room', two servants' bedrooms,
kitchens, Ste., with garden back and front. Apply to Mr. S.
Waterhouse 4, Derby-square.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-08

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classic taste and exeutiort.
The above STOCK will be READY FOR INSVECC,
TION on THURSDAY MORNING Next, the 13th
instant, and Following Days.

COMPTON-HOUSE, LIVERPOOL.

snblh tssts.

NEW WINTER GOODS.

CARMICHAEL & CO.,
h,TaNe.mtandeeyß
A large
E NOWP u rc 1: oof
OFFERINGNENN '
FOR sE.
GOODS, f Cash,
which

The pressure in the Money Market has alone
enabled J. CARMICHAEL Sc. CO. to procure these
Goods at the present prices, which will be found lower
(for New, Sound, and Fashionable Goods) than any yet
offered.

Amongst the several Lots are some especially cheap in
SILKS Rich SILK DRESSES.

Black GROS.
EVENING DRESSES.

FURS: Six Boxes of good FURS, one-third of
last year's prices.

RIBBONS —3,000: Yards of French BONNET RIB-
BONS, 61ct. and 91d.
171 French WREATHS, Is. 6d. and Is. 9d.

LACES lO Boxes of LACES, SEWED WORK, &c.

SIIAWLS, MANTLES, lIOICNETS,• PRINTS,
lIOSIERY, GLOVES, FLANNELS, BLANKETSr ire.

HABERDASHERY in every variety.

The above contain all the new celonrs in Analine,

Fuchsine, Magenta, Boast &c.

LIVER ESTABLISHMENT.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-08

SECOND DISPLAY

or
WINTER FASHIONS)

IN TILE
SHOW-ROOMS OF COMPTON-HOUSE.

•
ON THURSDAY NEXT, THE 13TH INSTANT,
T EFFERY, MORRISH, JEFFERY, & C 0.,.
Mitt BP vittrAulD Ml=
A CHASTE SELECTION or NOVELTIES
fv riiEnt
MILLINERY ROOMS,

CONSTSTiNG Or
BONNETS, CAPS, HEAD DRESSES, COIFFURES,
FEATHEXS, AND FLOWERS.

The Millinery, Bonnets, and ifead Dresses, have
been obtained from the First Milliners of Paris end the
West End of London, and will form one of the tdost
attractive Displays they have ever made.

COMPTON-ROUSE, LIVERPOOL.