The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-11 00:00:00

ANTI-AUSTRIAN DEMONSTRATION.

•
A great anti-Austrian demonstration has taken
place in the capital of Hungary, at the funeral
of a student who died from injuries inflicted by
the police during a recent popular manifestation.
Sixty thousand people followed the corpse.
Patriotic cries were raised, but no disordei.
The police did not interfere.

THE FRENCH FUNDS.

PARIS, April 10,

3.21 P.M.—The Bourse has been dull, but prices•
remain firm. Rente close oOf tfle, or same as

yesterday,

TWO DAYS' LATER FROM AMERICA.
QUEENSTOWN, April 10.
The Montreal Ocean steamer North Briton
arrived to7night, with dates to the 31st ult.
After landing the English and Scotch mails, she
steamed out at once for Liverpool. The Arabia
arrived at New York on the 30th. The United
States ship of war Savannah had been_ordere.4 to
San Juan dell%Tort(? Utadin. In view of t4e great
increase of the juvenile portion of the community,
Brigham Young is starting public schools and
academies.

CITY OF MEXICO, March 18.-,--After the cap-
ture of the Miramon steamers, Miramon sent a
decree to the capital' confiscating the American
property, and ordering Americans to be sent out
of the country,
WASHINTON, March 30. Private letters
from Arivona state that delegates have been
elected to organise 4 PrATillionai Government
for that territory. All connection with New
Mexico is severed. Rowens, two years a
member of the legislature in Texas, will
probably be elected the governor of Arivona
under the Provisional Government. The same
advisees state that the distqrbances in Chinuahua
will probably destroy the, trade with El Raso
and Prevent the export of specie. Most of the
specie used by the U.S. government and the
Overland Mail Company 1451101cl*to been clY,ci?
from 011inuallna. The Secretary of the Navy,
yesterday, communicated to Congress the docu-
ments relating to the seizure of the Miramon'
steamers, with the assurance that the act
meets with the approval of his department.
The town of Independence, In., was 'visited
by a very disastrous fire on Thursday night, The
lose estimated i.t 1492€19(1 40411: Mr. 11°1Y01
Cobb llas nneqnditicnally withdrawn his, name
from the Presidential Congress. The 'resident
Ilna sent a message t 9 the house formally protest-
ing against Mr. Cavode's resolution fur enquiring
into, abuses of power by the President, The
slave brig Virginia, captured in Congo River, on
the 10th of Febrdary, by her Majesty's sloop
of war Portsmouth, arrived at Norfolk, on Wed-
nesday. The crew mutinied on the passage, but
were suppressed.
S4vAriml, March 2a.—.Sugars firm, with
demand at 71 to 81 reals. Molasses dull.
Freights slightly declined. Exchange on Lon-
don, 111 to 12 prem.
NEW YORK, Evening, March 30.—Stocks
better and active, especially New York Central,
this having 'risen 1 per cent. since morning.
Money and exchange nrichanged. Ashes and
cottoq mebelnsed. Flour, corn, and wheat
Utter. sugars, coffee, leather, and hides' firm,
Oats, pork, iron, and lead dull, Talkeeq and
tallow quiet,
MONTREAL, 31st.—,,Flour inactive.
NEW ORLEANS, 30th.—Sales of cotton to-day
13,000 bales; Middling 10,t to lq. pales for the
week, 100,000 ; receipts, 56,500, against 20,000
last -year. Exports of week, 88,500; receipts at
this port a-head-a last year, 465,000. Freights
to Liverpool, Id. Exchange unaltered.