The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-22 00:00:00

THE Ir,ifeW INDIAN. BUJAET.

I The new customs tariff for India, which came
into operation on 20th February, in rai.,ing the
import duty on common thread, twist, and yarn
to 10 per cent., providesAhat contracts of goods
actually at sea are to be admitted at the old rate
Of s.per cent
. Mr. Wilson, on introducing the Indian Budget,
said that India ought not to look to England for
help, but to rely on herself.'.' 'The Treasury
was full of cash. No new loan likely to be
entered into fOr a long time to come. The,
introduction of a paper currency will increase
the means and provide for the security of trade ;
and, with her whole financial sYstem'til.oroughly
restored, India has no right ,to ask from England
a guarantee of her liabilities.-

A Cabinet Couneil.was_held yesterday afternoon.
The 'new Bankruptcy and Insolvency Bill has
beedpririted. It contains 5E3 clauses. 4

Lord J. Russell received yesterday a deputation
frOm the Tower Hamlets, to represent the expe-
diency of dividing the borough into two separate
districts, each returning twd members. He-said
the proper -place
_to discusS the matter would be
in committee. -

The following appeared in a portion of our
impression of yesterday :--

AMERICA.—NEWS BY THE EDINBURGH
QUEENSTOW/4 ,March 21.

The New York and_ Philadelphia GoMpany's steamer
Edinburgh; arrived at-10 a.ml, and proceeded at 10 30.
She brings New York-dates to the 10th, United States
mail, andltill cargo; 27 cabin and 71 steerage passen-
gers. No specie. PaSsed the Glasgow at 10 20 a:m.;
on the 11th, and Arabia on the 20th.

The New York, front Southampton,' had net arrived:
The Neva Scotian -put' into. St. John's, on the Bth,
short of coals. - -

The Alfred Thomas steamboat blew up at Easton
killing ten passengers.
Nothing further has transpired relative to the loss of
the Hungariap.-, The body of a man, supposed to have
been a passenger, has been found, and two of his teeth
are filled, one with, silver and one with gold. The body
was buried. The Vali:l44' Journal says, from what.we
have learned, in 'regard to the position of the wrecked
vessel, she must have struck about midnight when all
the watch were in their' beds, and thus iirobably theY,
perished. The.goods saved from thellungarian are to
be' sold by auction ,on the 14th, and the wreck on the
23rd, for salvage. ,
Advices from Vera Cruz to the 13th ult. NOthing
:was known, of the whereabouts of Miramon. It was
.believed he had left the city of 'Mexico, and was en mute
;to Vera Cruz.
,Intelligence from Texas represents matter on the
:Mexisan- frontier; and.in the Indian and upper country,
!as in the most wretched and deplorable condition ; n6t
only are Mexican hands committing dapredations of
every kind, but predatory war had been commenced by
'the Indians, who, it' is said, are committing horrible
outrages on the Mexicans. The people of Chiluhahua
have invited Ge...cral Houston into their territory as the
only hope of restoring order. - -
11.41trAx., March 9.—No sign of the Niagara.
NEW Yona, March 9.—Cotton sales 3,000 bales.

NEW YORX, March 9, 6 p.m.—Money easy ; Ex-
change flat ; Stocks buoyant at further advance. Cotton
active, prices unchanged. Freights ; Cotton to Liver-
pool 9-32 d. Bremen 15-16 c. -• Havre unchanged.. Fork
less active, prices lower. Beef in good demand,
prices firm. Bacon firm. Coffee and Sugar firm.
Flour Market ,for State and ' Western brands .firm
add more active, and closed at' an 'advance of from
sto 10 dollars per= barrel. 'Canadian and Southern,
firm and in good demand. Ex ports to Great Britain
for the week, 1,100 barrels. Wool market quiet with
small enquiry.; sales light.