The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-15 00:00:00

INDIA.

BOMBAY, Nov. 16.
The dth Etiropeaiis haVe Mutinied at Dinapore,
and have been disbanded: One man was shot.
The conibination against the income-tax con•
to be Maintained iii tiombay:

INDIA MAIL.
The Times and Daily News have received their
China and India despatches via Trieste.
The Calcutta advices are to November Bth.
The export .market improved. In import
markets freer sales, but still at prices showing a
heavy loss.
Freights high, and affairs in China calculated
to sustain them so.

THE ENGLISH PRISONERS IN CHINA.
Some painful rumours were circulated in the
metropolis yesterday, .respecting the treatment
supposed to have been experienced by the
prisoners in China, and it appears to be assumed
that the government has received information on
the subject. The government has not receive',
any information on the subject, and the official
despatches will net arrive till this day.

CALCUTTA, OHINA,., AND AUSTRALIAN
MAILS.

REVIVALISM IN THE GOLD FIELDS.

The Pera' with the heavy portion of the Elbe
mails, left Malta at 7 p.m. on the 7th, and ma,'
therefore be expected at Southampton in the
course of the 16th.

Advices from Melbourne are to Oct. 25. The
Melbourne Herald says the yield of the precious
metal shows some falling off. Business steadY,
being neither depressed nor the reverse. IVe
have no general crisis nor speculative excite'
ment.

Revivalism is spreading on the gold fields,
Several poor women have become insane.
Several of the Victoria colonies boasts of 5,00°
volunteers.

SYDNEY, Oct. 24.
niisiness generally quiet; Ale and porter much
enquired for. Prices firmer:

NEW ZEALAND MAIL.

Taranaki'advices are to October 13.
General Pratt had returned to Taranaki; ,t°
protect that place from the anticipated attack bi
the Wiakows. The Wiakows were not
.theo
expected for a week.
Captain Pasley, RE., was reported wounded
in the leg at Kaihi on the 11th. .3

THE UNITED STATES AND CANADA.
SOUTHAMPTON, Dec. 14.
The Hamburg and American Company's steam'
ship Teutonia, from New York on the Ist instant►
has arrived off Covires. She brings 26 passengero
for England and Havre; and 67 for Hamburg'
$8,500 in specie for France, and a cargo car
sisting of 1,500 tons of cotton, hops, &c.; fdf
Hamburg.

On the 13th instant, off the Eddystone, she
spoke the British barque St. Jean, bound east,
and the Bremen brig No. 177 bound west.

LONDONDERRY, Dec. 14.
The Montreal Company's screw-steamer Anglo;
Saxon, arrived in Lough Foyle at 8 a.m., at*
sailed at 4 p.m. All well.

ANNOUNCEMENT OF A NEW REFORg

BILL FOR 1861.

On Thursday night, Mr. Gilpin, M.P. Pri
Northampton, and who holds the office °'
secretary of the Poor-law Board, in an address
to his constituents, announced that, although he
was not of the Cabinet, and could know nothid
definitely of their plans, yet he had every reas°ll
to believe, speaking by permission but not °II
authority, that it was the intention of Lord JOllll
Russell to introduce into Parliament the ensulo
session a reform bill, similar in its general pl.('
visions to that of last session, but with solo°
modifications. He called on the people to send
in petitions by the thousand to the House °
Commons on the subject.

BANKRUPTS.
Owen Sturgis, builder, Hampstead Middlesex.
Henry Saunders, upholsterer, Brighton.
Robert Mack, extractor of wool from rags, Camberwell.
James Stannard, a trader, Newport, Isle of Wight.
Victor Reseal Billiet, importer of French clocks, King"
street, Cheapside.
Charles Bridger, builder, Haslemere Surrey.
James White, miller and farmer, Chiddingstone, Kent.
John Hall, wharfinger, Camdentown.
Henry Rudd Knights, currier, Bermondsey.
John Coley, ironmonger, Tipton, Staffordshire.
John Bartle, lace manufacturer, Lentos, NottinghanY
shire.
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William Roe, grocer, Calverton, Notts.
George Bowditch, nurseryman, Taunton.
Alfred Foster, wool stapler, Bradford.
Matthew Somerville, joiner, Liverpool.
John Wood, victualler, Birkenhead.
Joseph Cunard Morrow and Robert Thomas Moms('
ship brokers, Liverpool.

Mr. Charles Ayling, late traveller to Messrs. Holds;
worth, manufacturers at Bradford and Halifax, obtained
£2,000 damages yesterday, in an action against the
South Eastern Railway Company, for injury on the
line.

The following appeared in our later editions of
yesterday :
RETURN OF THE EMPRESS TO PARIS.
PARIS, Dec. 14.
The Moniteter announces the return of the
Elm/revs to Paris, at half-past six yesterday
evening, and states that Her Majesty's health
more satisfactory.