The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-04 00:00:00

OUTI!ORTS,

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Faurourn, Sept. 3.---Arrived : Egitto, froth Alexandria ;
Maria, Ilavannah ; Irene, Palermo; Naiad., Melva for Neiv-
cattle

QuEzmirowx, Sept. 3.--.ArriVed : Michal, froti i ;
Miltiades, Honduras. 01; Levant, Forth Rico
Dentin, Sept.l.-,-Arrivedt.Alessatdre, frok%Atalatz ; Halo,
Cagliari t• Marianne, Mariatiople; Foyle is), London. Sailed:
Cosmopolite, for gonte Video
Btcpust, Sept. 3.•----Arilved Alice Franklin, from Popewell,
N. 8.; ThOfttifs Cannery, Maria, Ariel, and Margaret, Riga ;
Rake, Archangel. Sailed : Queen of the West, for Quebec
'G'il'EtNniciit, Sept. 3.---Arrivech- Catherine Elizabeth, from
.96rinalli-; Bangalore, Matanzas; Georgina PAleritio ; Have=
ck, Riga; Marmion, Trinidad; Viyireetre (ss), Rouen;
ginburn, Archangel.; Antelope,. St. J`ohn. N. 8.; Jane Spiera,
Trinidad:; Surprise, Tridk.cl, Sailed : .Woodside, for Cadiz ;
Alfred; Barcelona.; Wykri Bell (ss), Quebec
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
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LivEarooL, September 3.
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the Ann Wilson, Burch, from St. Thomas to Cronstadt with
coals, is stranded off Odinsboher ; vessel full of water.

The Edith, Drew, for Dordt, has put back making water,
and been beachedat Egrcmont, having been asheietn lordin's
Bank.

IttoA'. (per Magnetic Telegraph), Sett. 2: The London, froth
Liverpool to Cronstadt with trgt, is stranded on CEsel, and
apparently sunk.

A schooner *as seen to sink near the Coal Rodk,Skerries, on
Saturdhy mbrning, by the Vista (s).
Nit'iroak, August -20: A 'vessel, sulitaised she a ship, was
seen a ore oft Seal Island dh "the 2 d‘k Its

Bowan., Angtat 22.: The 1. P, *heeler, from New Orleans
to Liikrpodl, tluit,ras blnWn ashore at Point de Roche, was
"gdt dit:tn the lath, by the assistance of three tow boats, with-
'etitApparent damage, and proceeded down to the bar.
AItICHAT, August 18: The schooner Deesa, Langlois, from
Cadiz, on entering this harbour on the 11th inst., grounded on
a rocky shoal, but was got off with &image and brought into
p6rt on the 13th.

MILFORD (per Electric Telegraph) Tht barque Harvest
Home,; from Cardiff for St. Paid Qe Loando, put in leaky;
crew relfube to proceed,

,Sporting

LATEST • BETTING.
TATTERSALL' S.
LEAMINGTON STAKES.
4to 1 agst Royal Sovereign 18 to 1 agst Wild R6ge
4 to 1 agst Crater I 7 to 1 aget AigotY
SEGtit. •
5 to 2 agst Sabrettr (0) 20 to 1 agst St. Albans (t)
sto I agst TleormlttYbY (t) 50 to 1 agst Cape Flyaway (t)
6 to 1 agst sweettdike 50 to 1 aget Tom Bowline (t)
8 to 1 agst Jktipire (t) 50 to I apt Buccaneer (t)

MANCHESTER.
ST. LEGER.
4to 1 agst Thormanby (0) 17to 1 agst Svteettaute (o)
5 to 1 agst Sabrenr (t) I 33 to 1 agst Opt riYaway(t4o'
7 to 1 agst Umpire (t) 31 to 1 *get High Treason (o)
7 to 1 aget Wizard (t)
LEMONattit ATARES.
4to 1 agst Crater (t td 1) IS to 1 agst Mixture (t)
6to 1 oast Wild Rote (t o) 7to 1 agst Greek (t &o)
,i to 1 ag.t Royal Sovereign .1 7to 1 asst Fithian (o)
(11 to t) I 8 to 1-figst Attedrin (t)

There are to lets 'them 'ten Meetings of more or less import-
knee for the Present *telt, including our annual trotting races,
which "tike gate at Aintree, on Friday next, the 7th instant.
Oftlelse, Warwick and Derby will claim most attention, the
'Vrograrame for the former place being, very well filled.
There are seven items set down for disedsslon this day at
Warwick, four of which (at the time I write) are closed, viz.,
.the Leamington Stakes, the Avon Stakes, the Castle Park
Stakes, and the Shorts Handicap.
Out of the Sixty-three weighted for the Letaingten Stakes,
only rotrteen have accepted. Of three, it6qll Sovereign,
Wild Rose, The Greek, and Criter appear the best. The last-
nanied•is very heai-il(*eigtted for a three-year-old, but as
he is likely 'to tkie the assistance of Fordham, I do not expect
to see tiled far behind. I have it on good authority, however,
`that Wild Rose has regained the .form she appeared to have
lost when defeated by Newcastle at Epsom; and should she
come well to the post, I will stand by her, with Crater and
The Greek in the order named.

The Avon Stakes, a spin of three-quartets of a mile for two
and three-year-olds, looks a "goad thing" for Queen of the
May, who will be quite at h the over this Alliance, although
Quarantine and Esther will take t ome
The Cate i'Ark Stakes far tWo=year-olds, oikei the same
course; has C,okietrai, Voltella, and several
others engaged in it. Voltella, I hear, is in first-rate condition,
and to Uri 'shall award the prize.

The Shorts Handicap for all ages, has a. good entry. Con-
tract, 4 yrs,. 7st 121 b, appears to be. the best of the tot at
the weights, and should not be wide of the mark. Canary,
2 yrs, bat 21b, a tolerably sroorl-looking colt that figured in the
-Goodwood,Nursery, is sure to run well; and letving this pair
to it, I Shall expect to see one of them the *ruiner.

The other meet at this me?tlng bbd noticed in due course
, . • SATELLITE.

ACING FIXTURES FOR 1860.
SEPTEMBER.
4 Leiceeter.. ... . ...
6 Monmouth. , • 20
6 Manchester Autumn -21
11 Newmarket F.O.M. . 23'
17 7talton
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Warwick '
Derby
Kelso
Doncaster
Chesterfield.
Kiehl:ulna
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OCTOBER.

Bedford
Newmirket

3 -Newmarket Houghton 22
8 WoreeatetAtitiitlin:.::.....,, 30
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NOVEMBER, •
Hereford. • I BUTAttitirg Autumn M ..... 13
Liverpool Autumn Meeting • 7 •
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- COIIRSIN'G. FIXTURES F0.R.,1660. • ' ...
. . .SE,PTEMBf.R.
Vlttee. • - . County. • Judge. . Meeting.
Arbiglot (Open). - v Forfirshire ,
• Biggar:St. Leger
• - • OCTOBER. : • - -
North Union Club lreland. - • • 8-
Audlem•Open Cheshirt: - , Mr. M`George 10
morder , Roxburgbishire Mr. Warwick . , ... 10,•11
Limerick Club (D. C.). Ireland - • . Mr. R. Weetropp.... 11
-.Wiltshire (Amesbury) Wilts, • • , ..15; to
S. Lane. (Southport).. Lancashire 16, &c
Baldock Club Hertfordshire . Mr. Warwick— -17, &c
County Louth Club lreland 17. 18,
Brougham 8t W. Open Westmoreland.- 23, &c..
Brough &Catteek 0,.0 Yorkshiro
Cardington-Clith Beds • - Mr. Warwick 19-, &e
Ashd9ntt Park .. - - Berks . - Mr. M‘Gearge
Market Weighton (0.) Yorkshire Mr. A. Dalzell... 30, Bte:
North of England (N.) Notthumberni - 31,&c
Diamor (St. Leger ).... Ireland
NOVEMBER. . v •
Ridgw Club (Lyth.). Lancitshire Mr. A. Bennett 1, 2
Amicable f.5..-ab(Epsom) Surrey • Mr. Warwick
Scar • Yorkshire • -6, ete
Au
Spelthorne Club Wilts • Mr. WariVick... 8, 9,10
Newmarket Champion Suffolk ••13, to
Coquetdale (Open) Northumberrel l3, to '
Limerick (St. Leger,G) Ireland., ' -Mr. R. Westropp 14,15
Malton Union Club .... Yorkshire....... ' V 90, te
Hampion.Court Cham. Middlesex 20,21
Altcar Club • Lancashire..., • 2l, -,,
29 '23
Marham Club,
. Norfolk. 91, 22 23
Tattersball_

West Herefordshire..... Herefordshire.
A. D'alzell .............
•. DECEMBER.
Bridekirk
Baldock Open Champ Hertfordshire . Mr. Warwick ' li=.4,
Ridgway C (Sbutliport) Lancashire....,. ' - , -.
Spelthorne.Club ........ -
Middlesex .... ... iir. . Wa.;;;;....
ick ...... 11, 12
4i.. . w ~ . ... ..... 1 203
Amicablemonta i n sctiouwbn( cif] a
mo ...
); .Irel
Middlesex a .. .........,
JANUARY, 1861. r tick ...... 20 21

Spelthome Club Middlesex -
Altear Club
Cardington C1ub.,....... Beds Mr. 1„,,........ 23, 2 4
'`u wick ... 29, Sic
.. : FEBRUARY.
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Spelthorne Club Wilts - • Mr. Warwick...... 5,6, i- .
Ridgway Club (Lyth. y Laa.cashire
Limerick Qlnb (Knoc.) Ireland Mr. R. Westropp...6, 7
Baldock Club
, . MARCH.
Coquetdale Club
Northumberl'd • l2, &ce
Limerick Open (Knoc.) Ireland
APRIL.
Limerick (Cai rig)

The Paris correspondent of the Post says the
Cabinets of Turin and Paris have agreed to pre..
vent any invasion-of the States of the .Church. -.:-e
The results thuS far ascertained of the Russian
grain harvest show that the crops are likely, on the.
whole, to be good, both in quality and quantity.
The Times, speaking of the Review at Knows-
Icy, on Saturday, Bays,
that for splendour and
magnitude it ranks only below the two similar
displays which have been held under Royal
auspices.