The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-20 00:00:00

OUT PORTS

Sehofna, from Quebec, and Summerhill, from RielaibuctO
both at Belfast

DEAL, Sept. 19.---Anived and passed ; Lemnos, from Sun-
derland to Alexandria ; Ocean Wave, London to Cardiff; King-
fisher, London to Buenos Ayres; Indus, Algoa Bay to London ;
Daphne, Quebec to London ; Competitor, Sunderland to Mar-
seilles; Panther, Hartlepool to Marseilles; La Rosa, Hartle-
pool to Genoa; Sydney Hall, Patras to London ; Spitfire, Lan-
don to Constantinople; Clio, London to Demerara; Martens • •
Cherra, and Clara Zoe, Shields to Odessa; Geline, Shields to
Naples; Anglo-Saxon, Shields to Alexandria; Ormelie, Leith
to Melbourne ; John Henry. Calcutta to London.
GRAVEREND, Sept. 19.---Arrived : Clara L Brevette, and
Duchess, from New York ; Silvester Blanchard, Quebec; Dud-,
brook, Bombay; Normeo, Snowden, Prince Albert, and Macas-
sar, Jamaica ; Retriever, Colombo : lona, Algoa Bay ; Alfred
Storer, Quebec ; Hendrick Sorenson, Laguuyra. Sailed :
Vicar of Bray, far Valparaiao ; Amelia, St John, NB ; Ilamila
Mitchell, Adelaide.
FALMOUTH, Sept 19.---Arrived Catherine, from Iquique ;
Landwehrden, Santa C.uz ; Favourite, Alexandria ; Emma
Kreay, Taganrog.
Gaessiocx, Sept. 19.---Arrived Trelawney, from Jamaica ;
Emperor, and Eventide, New York. Sailed : America, for'
Singapore .
QuErssrowar, Sept. 18.---A.rrived: Possibone Lek, from
Galati ; Harmonia, Mauritius ; Samuel Watt, and Philantro-
phist, Callao; Choice, Quebec; Cork, St Mar'; ,Pope,.Terra-
nova ; John Carver, New York. Off : Melmum, from Barba-
does, went to Liverpool ; Fanchley, Callao ; Bloom, Mazatlan,
for Havre ; Harmonides, Callao. Sailed : Enchanter, for, Dun-
kirk ; Speraza, and Regule, London ; Tarride, and Sappho,
Glasgow ;.Maritane, and Colombo, Hull; Charlotto, Shatnpoon
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
• . LIVERPOOL, September 19.
The Nova Scotian (mass), from Montreal, got on shore in
Bootle Bay at 1 a.m., when three fiats were despatched to her
assistance in tow of the steam-tug 'United Kingdom, and wax
got off about 1 30 p.m., when she procer:ded to the Canada
Dock.
The John Watt, for Melbourne, has put back to Greenock.
Qurnrc, Sept. 17 : The Dunraven, from Limerick, having
been put ashore at Blais Booms to stop a leak, fell over on her
beam ends, and being a very old ship, will probably be con-
demned. The mate was injured.
13oxnay, Aug. 24 : The Sir Charles Napier, Scott, from Jud-
.
dab. at this port with damage from striking .on a rock in the
Red Sea, and must go into dock. A telegram from Calcutta to
one of the local papers, reports the wreck of the ship Aurora
in the Auckland Channel. The Champion is now being cop-
pered, caulked, &c., on the Mazagae Hard.
The Conte Cornette, Laverello, from Taganrog at Falmouth,
with part of cargo thrown overboard.
The R. B. Haseltine, for Santos, has put back to Newport
leaky.
The Scotland, for Bombay, put back to the Clyde leaky.
The brig. Prince Edward, from Belfast for Quebec, sprung a
leak in lat. 46 50 N., lon. 34 37 W., Aug. 29,
and put back to
Belfast, where she arrived 19th.

54ortittcs luteffigerice.

LEICESTER RACES.--YESMRDAY.

BELVOIR STAKES•

Five ran.
BRADGATE PARK STAKES.

Three ran.
LEICESTER HANDICAP.

Five ran. •
NURSERY HANDICAP.

LADIES' PLATE.

COUN FY CUP.

HANDICAP PLATE.

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-A PARSEE BARONET IN LIVERPOOL.-
On Tuesday, Sir Curse-et-jee Jam'cl-sed-he, &c., &c., the
great Parsee merchant and philanthropist, arrived in Liverpool.
The Mayor placed the state carriage at his disposal. He .visited
St. George's-hall, the Albert Warehouses, the Canada Dock,
the Butter Plac•: M'lver's Engine Works, and the Town-hail ;
also the Bank, the Theatre Royal, &c. The Baronet's object
is to learn the characteristics of this the largest seaport in the
world. He visited Birkenhead, and admired Train, the son of
Train, • the son of Jonathan. Being the 13utterman •cf his
' own district, he then got into a train of meditation, and thus
did he meditate : ,
Air—" Sally in our Alley."

Of all the chaps that are so smart,
There's none like honest Kelly;
Creating joy in every heart,
As every one will tell ye.
There's not another in the land
Has such a stock as Kelly ;
How great soever your demand,
Ile's ready aye to sell ye.
At break of day he's at his work,
He loves it eo sincerely;
And as he's never known to shirk,
His strength is taxed severely.
But if his customers approve,
He'll bear all this will Kelly ;
:And study still to gain.their love, '"
As he will always tell ye. •
Sir Jamsetjeet that great Parsee,
Has come across the ocean; -
That he of England's mighty power
May form a proper notion.
He gazed on all our lions here,
" And oft was heard to mutter,—
Of all the sights I've seen thane's none
Like KELLY and his BIJIVER.!! !

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HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LIVERPOOL,
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TiffWD.4l:, S.EPTEM-Mg 20, 1860.

NEWS OF THE DAY.

The last tidings that we had of General Lamoriciere
were, that lie occupied an important strategical position
between Ancona and Mascerata, which we were told was
very favourable for the battle .which was expected
shortly. 'By a telegram received at a late hour, we learn
zthatia -desperate and bloody,engagemeat has been fought
between the forces of General Lamoriciere, amounting
to 11,000 men, aided by a portion of the garrison of
Anemic,. and the. troops of General Cialdini, which
ended in the total defeat of the Papal troops, and the
frustration of- the attempt of their commander to effect
a junction with those in Ancona. Lamoriciere seems
to-have been the assailant, -but he has paid dearly for
his temerity. Notwithstanding the shortness of the
duration of the conflict, his losses in killed and wounded
were considerable, and General de Lirriodan, his second in
command, who was wounded in the fight, together with
600 prisoners, have fallen into the 41143 of the victors,
who captured also six guns and one of the' ehemy's
colours. The opinion expressed by the Debats, that in
in a few days the annexation of Umbria and the Marches
will be an accomplished fact, cannot now be long of
being realised.
Intelligence has been received by a Pretteh steamer
that AliCOnft has been attacked. lAy the Piedmontese
troops on the landward 'side, and that the place was also
to be attacked from the sea by the Sardo-Neapolitan
under Vice-admiral Persano. Ancona is a town
with a considerable population, and the approaches to
it, and to the harbour, which is the only 0.14 e of any
great importance belonging to the tOes of the Church,
are understood to be stronE,ly, defended; but the siege
cannot be -(4 ipAg dar4tipli, •bitArkg regard to the
relative strength of the forces of the besiegers
and of the besieged, and to the absence. any
aid,(t:Oto Austria, the whole whose. *1 has been
oidered to. the Gulf of Venice, in which quarter, it is
not unreasonably aptiMtended, the services of every
114 t 01 vilialt it is oomposed, will ere long be required,
it is stated that the Austrian protest against the iuva-
sion of the Roman states was received in Paris on
Tuesday, and that it is very hitter indeed against ear-
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