The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-03 00:00:00

GERMANY.

VIENNA, Oct. 2.
General Count Mensdorf, who has left for
Coburg, has been deputed to convey to her
Majesty Queen Victoria the condolences of the
Austrian Court on the occasion of the demise of
the Dowager Duchess of Saxe-Coburg.
The' report that Count Mensdorf would also
invite her Majesty to an interview at Munich is
unfounded.

CANADA AND THE UNITED STATES.
LONDONDERRY, Oct. 2.
The Montreal Company's screw-steamer Bohe-
mian, with Quebec dates to the 22nd ult., arrived
in Lough Foyle at about 5 a.m. this morning, and
proceeded to Liverpool, having transferred all
mails, consisting of ninety-one bags, on board the
tender in waiting. She passed the Anglo-Saxon
on the 24th ult. _

body of Mr. Herbert Ingram, senior, is on
board the Bohemian ; that of his son has not yet
been recovered.
The Prince of Wales held a levee at Hamilton

on the lath; And ittaggr4ted,tlid ttidteTWorksi acid
attended a ball in the evening. Nett; hig,Ro7al
Highness visited the Provincial Agtichlthral
Exhibition, and 'left. for Windsor, which place he
reached the same evening, and crossed immedi-
ately to Detroit. Here he met with a welcoine
equalling in warmth that of any Canadian city.
The royal party left on the afternoon of the next
day for Chicagot under a royal salute and hearty
deirldriniatiens field the Citi
Brief accounts continue to arrive the damage
occasioned by the latC terrible gale iii the Gulf of
Mexico: At Mobile the third, part,Of,tlie city was
flooded; and the loss if; estimated at .1,0.0000.

COSII4ERC AL,
NEW Yciftft, Sept. 21.-Btocks are Moderately
active and generally better, thongli some kinds
are lower: Sterling•exchange is cpliet.and firm.
Money easy,,, and freely offered at 6 per cent.
Sngarsand molaSses are More igquired fox with-
ol).t .sal,eei. saje tqd. etas less
spirited ; better giaties sold ta- lower j3rides.
Flour : State and Westerns a shade better, with
rather more doing ; sales, 15,000 barrels. Wheat
a shade firmer, with rather more export inquiry.
Corn firm. Oats dull. Pork steady; sales small.
MONTREAL, Sept. 22.—Howard and Morgan's
reports: Flour dull and lower; sales made of
good No. 1, superfine, to some extent at $5 45G to
$5.50c; ?lovers offer but $5 to $5 40c. Wheat
market quite unsettled; ,there are sellers of No.
1, Chidagn spun its dfrl4; tl ,buvers
offering $1 12c; no sales of any importante hate
been made for lhe past few days. Peas in good
demand. Ashes quiet ; receipts large; Pots,
$5 65c ; -Pearls, $5 50c. Freights easier; 3s 9d
to 4s asked for flour, and 8s 6d for grain to
Liverpool and the Clyde, but shippers wanted a
reduction in these rates.

• MAIL NEWS.
,The Peninsillar !flails lidtp dtriVedo at Lisbon
(in the Eichtinge dH lidlidon; 54:

ACCIDENT TO THE PRINCE CONSORT.
On the return of the Prince Consort, on Mon-
day, from shooting, the horses of his carriage ran
away. His Royal Highness jumped out, but has
not been hurt beyond a scratch on his face.

THE PRINCE OF WALES.
A telegram to. the Times announces the arrival
of the Prince at Chicago, where he was received
with the most cordial eathusiasm. The royal
party were about to leave for three days' shooting
Ott tlib- titairitS:

.
MATH OF Hilt. EIUNN,E; M.V; FOR
DA.AbicitiTn.
A telegram; receibed. yesterd# rilorning,
announces the death o Mr. burine' M.P. for
liartnimitli: He died id the lied SM.; While
to Polite for Australia.

THE 'STEPNEY MURDER.
The evidence for the prosecution. was completed
yesterday at the Thames police court, and Muliens
was then committed for trial on the charge of
murdering Mrs. Emsley.

Mrs, Cobbett has at last succeeded in obtaining
a _*rit of itabeag oipig in the case of her hus-
bandi,lifillitini 0014ot,t; *lio htt libeii detained in
prison for four year& .

The following appeared in our later editions o
yesterday:—

GARIBALDI.

The sitnatign continues. , without alteration.
Garibaldi has been before Nina, a fortnight, and
as yet he has neither stormed the place, nor
blockaded, nor thoroughly invested it, nor ob-
tained any signal advantage 'over its defenders.
He has assembled all his forces for a decisive
blow, but. his siege and field artillery are defi-
cient.. The civil government of Naples is described
as being in the same fix. The King of Naples, it
said,, does, iidt tioiir fear that lus 40,000 men
Will iibt

THE FRENCH AND ENGLISH FORCES IN

CHINA.
The Times says we have twenty-six gunboats
for the fight which was to come off at the mouth
of the, Peiho : the French had six. We have
11,000 men : they have less that 5,000. We have
1,030 cavalry) as suerbly mounted as horsemen
ddii be they' boe four Bpabis and fotir ChaSseurs
Yiry e .have a fleet ti() vessels of
•
war': the 11. ave hirty-mne: e have si mounted
batteri4 too of IA-pOunder Armstrongs and two
of 0-potind.er : they have three batteries of 4-
pounders rifle-bored up to 8.

MURDERS AT ALDERSIIOTT.
As Owen Chipp and John Coles, lance-corporals of
the 41st Regiment,. were littipg at , table playing
4r.a,lw)tg, a private of flip saute r' ginjcnt, iidnied lames
deliberately Walked behind Chipp and placed
the muzzle of his -rifle in the middle of his back and
fired. The bullet, after going through the unfortunate
man's body, entered the breast of his comrade, Corporal
Coles, passed through his body, and fell flattened against
the. wall. Both men died in a few minutes. The cause
alleged for this crime is that the murderer had been
sentenced to three days' confinement to barracks for
insubordination, both the deceased having appeared
against

THE ROAD CHILD MURDER.
At Trowbridge yesterday Elizabeth Gough, late nurse-
maid in the service of Mr. Kent, was placed at the bar,
charged with the murder of Frances Saville Kent. Mr.
Saunders, in his opening statements for the prosecution,
felt bOund most entirely to exculpate Miss Constance
.Kent.. He then recapitulated the facts already known,
and adduced others obtained during the recent inquiry.
The murder, he said; was id all probability totilniitted
between
.one and two o'clock in the morning, ls an
hperimit, . giver_the Olild; diid Which
should haiie Operated in six hourfi, had iiot taken efLet.
The • house had beeu securely fastened, Mrs. Kent did
not rest well during the night, nevertheless the little
boy was murdered, carried down stairs, and his body
secreted. The child's throat had been cut, • and ,stabs
inflicted on .the body; hut it was urged on medical
'testimony that these wounds had been made after death.
The child had been first smothered;. a blanket on the
child's cot had been removed.from between the sheet and
counterpane. It was impossible to suppose one person
had committed this murder, and that two persohs could
have biftred the tooni,, Oniinitte,d the „ niftier
the kntiwledge of the tiiiise; was indreditil6. The
prisoner had mentioned the loss of the blanket before
the body was found; whereas, without she was aware
that it had been taken away with the child she. could
not have discovered that the blanket was gone, from the
state in which the clothes in the child's cot were found.
A piece of flannel which was found underneath the
body of the child, and which proved to be a chest
flannel worn by • females, had been found to fit the
prisoner, and to correspond in texture with a flannel
petticoat of the- pilsoner. Witnesses ,AL:e ex_
aminedthe eVitleo,e dt.litr. l'itrS. Kent Ava iaten
at g'i•i4i Co{. a. housemaid, living 4
Mr. Rent's at the time, was also examined. At eight
o'clock the court adjourned till this morning.

COMMERCIAL NEWS.
The Moniteur contains the expected decree, regardino•
the modifications in the iron duties, to come into force
,from this date.
The Times says the advance in the corn market
yesterday was is. The price, is consequently 28: higher
than on Monday weelt; the ./4th Alt: •
Messrs. Soflano and Co., Greek merchants, of gen.
chester, have stopped payment. The firms are shippers
of Manchester goods to Turkey and Persia, whence
they import silk. They have an establishment in the
latter country.
According to private letters from Vera Cruz another
conductor was shortly expected to arrive from the city
of litexico, with about $2,000,000, or £400,000 in
specie. This sum may cdnie forward by the next
Mexican l!acket.