The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-21 00:00:00

THE COURT,

OSTiORNE, Sept. 19.
Her Majesty and the Prince Consort walked and
drove in the grounds yesterday afternoon.
The Royal family also took their usual exercise.

Viscount Strangford is at present on a tour of visits
in Scotland.

The Countess d'Apponyi has left Chandos Home for
the Isle of Wight..
The Earl of Roden is, we are happy to learn; quite
recovered from his recent indisposition.
. The WO of Bedford will leave town at the end of
the week for Woburn Abbey, his grace's seat in Bed-
fordsbire, for the winter.

The Duke and Duchess of Grafton are entertaining a
select circle of friends at Euston Hall, near Thetford.
The Right Hon. Sidney Herbert, M.P., and Mrs.
Herbert are expected to arrive in town early next week
from a tour of visits in Scotland.

Earl Granville, the Lord President of the Council, is
expected to return about the end of the ensuing month
from Madrid. The noble earl will make a short stay in
Paris on his way home,
The EATI of Courtown arrived at Buxton a few days
sine() from Douglas Castle, Lanarkshire, where his lord-
shi,p. had been on a visit to the Earl and Countess of
Howe.

Lord John Russell arrived in town on Wednesday
night from Abergeldie Castle, North Britain. The noble
lord, as Secretory of State for yOreign Affairs, will
accompany the Queen and Prince Consort from town on
Saturday morning, when her Majesty leaves for Ger-
many.
The Marquis of Donegal and Lord and Lady Harriet
Ashley, have arrived in Grosvenor-Square, from Paris.
The mortal remains of the lamented marchioness were
brought from Paris, an Wednesday night, and will be
conveyed to Belfast for interment in the family vault of
the noble house of Donegal in that city.

BIRRENREAT. PETTY SESSIONS.—At these sessions
yesterday; before Messrs. Fielding and Jackson, two
women, named Ellen Davies and Catherine Bridson,
were claarged with stealing a number of articles of
wearing apparel. The offence was clearly proved, and
the prisoners were sent to gaol for three and six months
respectively. •
CORONER'S INQEEST.—Yesterday, the Coroner held
the following inquest:—On the body of Patrick AVFad-
don, a dock labourer. He was 45 years of age, and
lived in Addison-street. On Monday he was engaged
discharging the steamer Etna, when he was accidentally
struck ky the handle of the winch on the chest, and was
so ra.nah injured, that he died from the effects. Verdict,
"Accidentally Pled."
LIST OF PASSENGERS PER CITY OF BALTIMORE.—.
Landed at Queenstown : Miss Mary Lalor, Miss Radley,
Mrs. Montgomery, Mrs. Graham, three children, and
servant Mr. Gillmore, Mr. M. Buchanan, Mr. J.

Macfarlane, Mr. holes Harrison, Mr. P. J. Russell,
and i 37 steerage. Landed at Liverpool : Mr: M. De-
benham and wife, Mrs, 1. M. Derrick and daughter,
Mrs. Curtis, Mrs., Murdock and son, Mrs. McKee, Mr.
W. A. Ayton, Mr.. Thomas Broomilesd, Mr. H. Stevens,
Master Robert Skillman, Mr. M. Manua, Mr. G. De
*At, Mr: John Stansbury, .Mr. George Hoivoake, Mr.
Win. Ferguson, Mr. G. L. Harwood, Mr. Alfred Large,
Mr. Alexander, Mr. T,. Milbourn, Mr. Charles Pott-
hoff, Mr. W. H. Martin, Mr. Thomas Rimmer, Mr. B:
Schache, Mr. Robert Lamb, Mr. B. 13, Lockwood ; and
1,d7 steerage, •
TAE FERRY QUESTION.—MtruNct
,AT SEACOhIRE:—
A meeting of the inhabitants of the parish of Seaeorebe
was held last night, at'the hotel, for the purpose of con-
sidering the step about to be taken by the Wallasey
I Commissioners, in reference to the probe% of the three'
ferries, Mr. Leighton occupied the chair, and called
upen Mr. Hill to explain the present state of the ferry
question.—Mr. Rill the entered into a very elaborate
recital of those eircurastaneas under which the negotia-
tions for the purchase of the ferries from the Messrs.
Ooulborn had been brought to their present state.
These circumstances are now so well known to our
readers, from the reports of the meetings of the Wal-
lasey Board of Health which have appeared in our
columns, that if is unnecessary in repeat-*them here.
The speaker stated that it was not for him to dictate to
the meeting the course which it should pursue. He
explained that even if the 00,00 were paid, and the
ferries -taken possession of, the Seacombe people could
at any minute he turned out by Mr. Penny. If, under
these circumstances, they were of opinion that the
matter should be allowed to go on, of course they
would take no further steps • if they were of
.e, contrary'
opinion, they would probably assent to the resolutions
about to be proposed.—Two resolutions were then put
by the chairman, only one of which found a proposer,
and was carried. It was to the effect that the step
about to be taken by the Board of Health was a prema-
ture ore..—A third motiou was subsequently put and
carried, as to the adoption of a memorial expressing this
view.—After votes of thanks to the chairman, and to
Mr. Hill, the proceedings terminated.

HtNANlit 'ASPIRATION.—May more blood be spilt in
the establishment of Italian liberty, hut may it. he only
the blood of S. Januarius !

, .
BRIGIMER THIN VENITS.—Tne Star according to the
Sun, is to be incorporated with the Dial. Accordingly
the Did, instead of being a Sun-Dial, will become a
Star-Dial. If it will enable anybody to tell the time of
day, Bright's particular • Star will he wonderfully
luminous.:

A Naples latter. says, a, report of an attack having
been made against the person of Garibaldi is contra-
dicted. It was only a peasant of Vomero who sprang
out of a hedge, armed with a knife, and wanted to force
some persons to shout for the Bourbons. He was shot
dead on the spot.
We read in the the Bohiliny Times :—lt is stated that
one of the Hindoo theatrical companies in Bombay has
applied to the Right Hon: the Governor in Council for
permission to, enact, on the boards of the Grant-road
Theatre; a drama relating to the Ca Rnpore Massacre of
1 gin,
NENN IRISH Exonns.—The Dublin correspondent of
a morning-paper-states that "the
to sailing from Belfast, particularly those trading
steamers
I'ad upwards of
_
Fleet-
wood, convey weekly to the
iarHieliness the Pope
1,000 young and lean Polse."
geese,
therefore, does not get all the f and by far
the greater number of those which are good or anything
at all are exported to England. Moreover, the young
and lean geese which go to England get fat and fit for
the table, whereas,
of those which Ireland sends to Rorie,
the greater part return leaner, and not much older, than
they went.
CONORTIGATTONAL INTON or ENGLAND AND WALF.S.
—The annual meeting of the Congregational :Union of
England nod, Wales is this year to be held for the,fitst
tine in Blackburn, and the sittings commence on Mon-
day evening next., with a devotional service in Pahl:-road
Church. The arrangements of the local committee are
nearly complete, and in making lauxision,f,or, the. accom-
modation of upwards of 00. whp are expected
from 'all. parts of the' country, they have been very
materially assisted by frienda,o( every religions denomi-
nation, axed b Chuwhmon, wha have cheerfully opened
their haves for the entertainment of the strangers. On
Tuesday morning, there will he a conft,renee in Cf4apel-
street Chapel ; and in the evening, a public meeting on
" in the Town-hall, at Which James Pilking-
ton, Es et:, will preside. On Wednesday morningan
thew, will be a conference in Mill-hill New Chap_e.l.;a
Chapel,
iR the evening, a public meeting in James-street Ush
OA "11111648011 s of Congregational Princrnl,"
at
which Edward Baines, Esq., L.P., will preside._amOn
es.
Thursday morning there will be a conter.etnce:
=minion
James-
street Chapel and in the evening, a Irath"-de
proceedings
service in Chapel-street Chapel. Am'
will terminate on Friday by a public' breakfast in the .
morning, followedm"
by. aeeting on Education.
Arrattgements made for dinner in the assem-
,
row„c. VbANe
isra..hablel,en
on Tuesday,
in the reception
, Wednesday,- and
• Thursday, and for tea being serve
room. each. evening. The meeting is .expected to be
very successful one, as the inhabitants goner a'i
given the committee every assis,ce artrkencolbro.;o Zeiq
cm
in making the arrangements.