The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-31 00:00:00

ROME.

ROME, Oct. 27.

General Lamoriciere has been created a Roman
noble. A decree orders a medal to be struck in
his honour.
M. Sacconi, the Papal Nuncio at Paris, has
arrived. at Rome on unlimited leave of. absence.
M, Berardi has resigned the Secretaryship of
State:
post in the Ministry of the Interior,
His brother has been dismissed from his
The Duke de Graminont has addressed a pro-
test to Cardinal Antonelli against the answer
published by General Lamoriciere in the official
Giornale di Ponta to the note in the Moniteur of
the 15th instant, hi reference to the 'telegraphic
despatch sent by the Duke do 'Gran/mut to the
French Consul at Ancona.

AMERICA.
LONDONDERRY, OCt. 30.
The Montreal Company's screw-steamer North
Briton, from Quebec on the 20th, arrived at
Moville about 4 p.m. and proceeded immediately,
having, landed all her mails except thoso for
Liverpool.
_ _

The steamers Nova Scotian and United King-
dom arrived out at Quebec, the former on the
19th, and the latter on the 18th. Both encoun-
tered heavy weather on the passage,
A 'severe shock of an earthquake was felt in
Montreal on' the morning of the • 17th instant,
which appears to have extended west to Belle-
ville, and east to Quebec and Green Island. It
was also felt at Burlington, Vermont, and Laco,
Maine. In many instances solid 'stone houses
*ere pereeptibly shaken. , As far as has yet been
ascertained no accident has happened.
On the arrival of the Prince of Wales at
Boston, on the 17th, he was received with a
national salute. The entire runt° was thronged
by private and public carriages and an immense
concourse, but although much enthusiasm was
shoWn everything was respectful and orderly,
Next morning a review of upwards of 20,000
troops took place on Boston Common, and in the
evening there was a ball, at which 3,000 were
present. To-day (20th) the Prince • arrived at
Portland. He drove through the city, and
embarked for England at 4 p.ui
comMERMAL.
MONTREAL, Oct. 20.—Heward and Morgan
report—Vlout steady, but inactive ; No. 1 super-
fine held at $5 70c, With buyers at $5 60c ; fancy
, wanted at $5 75c, and Odra at $6. Receipts
moderate.. Sales of the week about 30,000 brls.
Wheat firm, with good demand for Canada spring
at $1 25c, and for Chicago, No. 1, $l. 21c to 22c.
Receipts light. Peas dull at 80c to 81f,c per 661bs.
Ashesin good demand at $5 65c to $5 70c. Receipts
for both pots and pearls light. •

MEXICO.
NEW ORLE/Olgs Oct. 16.
The steamer Arizona, from Brazos on the 12th
inst., arrived with $154,000 in specie.
Government has ordered the restoration of the
conducta, lately seized. Degollado had ben
deprived of his command, and ordered to be
bronght a prisoner to Vera Cruz. The Juarezb

THE S.S. NORTH BRITON ASHORE AT

BALLYCASTLE BAY.
LONDONDERRY, Oct. 30.
Intelligence has just been received at Portrush
that the Canadian screw-steamer North Briton,
which touched at Moville this morning, went
ashore in a dense fog at Ballycastle Bay. The
ship is being lightened by throwing cargo over-
board. Amount of damage as yet unknown.
LONDONDERRY, Oct. 30, 4 p.m.
The North Briton is still aground at Bally-
Castle Bay. The steamer Falcon hits just gone
to her assistance from.Portrush.

BOSTON ELECTION.
Close of the Poll.—Malcolm, 533 ; Tu xford, 313

GAZETTE NEWS.

The Gazette notifies the further prorogation of
Parliament from November 6th to January 3rd.
Major-General Sir George Buller is gazetted
Colonel-Commandant of the Rifle Brigade, in
place of the late Sir. Harry Smith. Major-Gene-
ral. John Cox is gazetted Colonel of the 88th Foot,
Vice Major-General biller, transferred to the
Rifle-Brigade. - • •
The Queen has been pleased to approve of Mr.

THE DAILY TIMES, WED

G. Kaser as Consul at Manchester, for his Majesty
the King of the Belgians.

The fallowing appeared in our later editions o
yesterday :
THE ROAD MURDER. . ,

it is reported that the Attorney-General has
p;one through the whole evidence brmight mit at
the investigation, and has decided on consulting
the Home Secretary as to the expediency for a
further inquiry. This time through the medium
of the Coroner's Court.