The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-19 00:00:00

DIPLOMATIC APPOINTMENTS.

Nov. 18.
The Austrian Gazette says We have re-
ceived information- from a special source that
England, which, up to the present time, has only
been represented at the Imperial Court of Austria
by an envoy extraordinary and minister plenipo-
tentiary, will raise the rank of her embassy, and
will in future be represented by an ambassador
extraordinary and minister plenipotentiary. Lord
Bloomfield will be appointed English ambassador
at Vienna.
BERLIN, Nov. 18.

Lord Bloomfield is appointed English Ambas-
sador to the Court of Vienna. Lord Loftus,
English Minister at the Court of Vienna, replaces
Lord Bloomfield at Berlin.

AMERICA.
ELECTION OF PRESIDENT.
QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 18.
The R.M.S. Asia arrived at eight p.m., with
New York dates to the 7th, and 65 passengers.
She landed all mails, except those for Liverpool,
and proceeded. The Persia, Anglo-Saxon, and
Prince Albert, have arrived out.
NEW YORK, Nov. 7.—The elections throughout
the republic yesterday passed off without dis-
turbance, and resulted beyond doubt in the elec-
tion of Abraham Lincoln to the presidency, and
Hanibal Hamil to the vice-presidency, of the
United States. The Herald gives the following
recapitulation of the electoral voters
Lincoln andlHamil 169
Breckenridge and Lane 6O
Bell and Everett 57
Douglas and Johnson l6

Whole. electoral vote
Lincoln's majority over all 35
COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK, Nov. 6, evening.—The excitement
consequent on the election to-day tended to check
transactions in most descriptions of produce.
Market for State Ashes steady. Breadstuffs

and Western rloth4 licaVy; and about 5c
tOWer; but demand very limited; Southern Vlotir
less active, add Father het' cdnadiati
FlOur dull: Wheat oTiened arid; :Virith a
further u,dtanee declined 2c to
3C per Oats firmer. Corn less active
and rather heavy. Coffee slightly declined.
Cotton : sales 14;000 bales, without quotable
s change.. PrOviiionS and UnChanged. SUgars
dull. , Freights have again. advanced; but with
little lesS activity:

SOUTHAMPTON, Nov. 18.

The Hamburg and American Company's steamer
Borussia from New York on the 4th inst., has
arrived off Cowes. She brings 33 passengers for
Southampton, 83 for Hamburg, and specie for
England 526,900, and for Frfincells4,6oo. Her
news has been anticipated.

QUEENSTOWN, Nov. 18.

The R.M.S. Arabia arrived here at 3 p.m.,
embarked mails and proceeded for Halifax and
Boston at 4 p.m, all well,

THE CALCUTTA AND CHINA MAIL",
SOUTHASIPTOIk, Nov. 18.
•.
The Ceylon, with the keavys portion of the
Calcutta, China, and Alistraban 'flails; has
arrived. She brings 59 passengers, 220 cases of
valuables, and 3,704 bales of silk, value Upwards
of _X350,000.
_Gibraltar e*change .on London,
50 f 5-1 0. Freights Unaltered:

TItE UNITED STATES AIINISTEII• AT
WINDSOR.

The United States Minister and Mrs. Dallas,
Lord Palmerston, and Lord and Lady J. Russell,
are on a visit to her Majesty at Windsor.

A Cabinet Council was held on Saturday after-
noon.

Preparation has been commenced for the execu-
tion of Mullins.
Sir Hope Grant will most probably be appointed
to the colonelcy of the 13th Light Dragoons.

The Wowing appeared in onr later editions of
Saturday
THE EMPEROR NAPOLEON ON T
VGLUNTEER EXCURSION.

Mr. Rowsell has received a second letter fioni M.
Maquard, the 'Emperor's private secretary. He says—
The Emperor would have received. with cordiality men
who had inscribed on their banners, " defence and not
defiance." Owing to the steps taken by Mr. Rowsell
the English journals having given to a simple excursion
proportion§ which have changed its character, and, after
this, the Emporor thinks it will be better not to pursue
any further:an idea, the iniative of which lie, neverthe-
less, thanks the projectors for having taken.