The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-03 00:00:00

GERMANY.

POTSDAM, September 2.
The Prince Regent of PAlSaii Ana it the
Royal Princes have Neil invited by the Emperor
of tt4ASia id A grand hunting party at Warsaw.
The Prince Regent will probably proceed there
in'the middle of the present month, after the con-
clusion of the manoeuvres of the Prussian troops.
This visit may be officially considered as mado in
return for the last visit of the Emperor Alexander
to Berlin.

OUTWARI? AMERICAN
46t,E*STOWN, September 2. •
th'e R.M.S.. Asia, Liverpool for New York,
arrived, here this morning, and took on board'the
mails, latest telegrams, and 200 first-class passen-
gers, and,pioceeded at 5 20 p.m., all well.

THE MAURITIUS AND BOMBAY MAILS.
MARSEILLES, September 2.
•
The Valetta, with the above mails, arrived here
at ineoh to,-day. The mails leave for Loridott at
five o'eloeit -

BRAZILIAN AND RIVER PLATE _MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 2.
The Royal Mail Company's steamer Tyne, Cap-
tain Jellicoe, with the above mails, arrived this
morning. She brings
.74 pa4sengers; p1,?30
specie sterling; 'll2 packages of tobac6ci, and 10
aclittiikb o Saraplesi She brings dates Buenos
yres; July 28th, Monte Video, July 31st, Rio de
atieiro, Alig Bth, Ba.hia;. Aug. 12th; Pernam.
haw', A 4. 14th, Si. Vincent, Atig, 21st; Lisbon,
Aug;: • 29th. Ilk 'fry& ' spokti tLuki Pritigh Aga-
MenLiarl 6ii i e Ist instant; at 1 p.m., fifty miles
south Of the Start, steering NW. The Anglo
Luio Brazilian, CoMpany's steamer,Braiir, arrived
-at the Rip on the. 3rd Aug.. At Bliqnps Ayres.
—Oat !Aagnatipn had preittillid diiritio tlici. month
in Ini.pati aiid eiporis. General . fJrquiza had
subscribcd 20,000 doubloons to the Cordova Rail.
way.. In Wool. ne supply was forthcoming, and
transactions were restricted. Good class selling
at $93 to 's9s. , Considerable transactions were
taking place in
..**cles,-;
,rittlp,diilg .41 „Nights.
Tonnage WaS lib' tick& i MAOy Vessehi *ere leaV-
ini Id bairbt. 7 if exchange transactions for the
present month amounted to £120,000, •at 665. 9d.
to 795.

. .
RIO JANEIRO, August 6.—Coffee slightly im-
proved; prices rule at $6 20c to $6 40c for- the
United States; $6 20c to $6 60e for North of
Europe. In sugar;, business for export liited;
freights to nomiclett , Cl drier;3,.QS to
add LiVerPool:
Discounts unaltered • Exchange firm
at 251.
BAHIA, August 11.—Sugar transactions eon;
fined. • No- purchases of cotton for exportation
have been effected. Cocoa continues in deman4
prices unaltered. Hides NO sales.; 'stock in hand'
small. No:sharters effected ; quotations.
rioAiiriA
August 11—The weather has:
been favorable for sugar crops, but much depends
upon fine weather. 60Q11 commencing. No varia-
tion in prices. The cotton .crop is progressing
favorably ; little doing in freights.
BOMBAY, August B.—Sir Henry Ward died of
cholera at Madras, on the 2nd inst.' Extraordinary
revelations have taken plat iti a libel case as to the
madnet iri Nvhith taxes have been collected in
Oude.
HONG HONG, ;hay .17. •-z- Tlio , - forces
Were i•ettcly for attack, bdt the Frezith had, pro-
tested attiriSt todirderieing hostilities; on account
of having lost all their harness in the vessel which
was wrecked at-Aihoy,-and havin? also 2,006 men
.less than the English: On the 2bth of June Lord
Elgin induced Baron GrdS to *ithdraw the pro-
test. The attack .bas to Cotiitdeziee inimediately.

The folloviing appeared .in our later editions of
Saturday f._..
THE PENINSULAR MAIL:
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SOUTAAMPTOI4, Sep. 1.
The Peninsinarand Oriental Compry's steamer
Ttgils, Captain Hall, with the reamsular mail,
has arrived. She left Lisbon on . the 27th ult.,
and brings thirty passengers, £4,283 in specie,
and 1,150 packages of general cargo. On the
21st ult.:she spoke the -Masao, and on _the 27th
the Una:
Captain callow), the chief otikbzi and tWo
eugit*eit or thb steamer tianges, Which foundered
at sea on the 29th July, have arrived from Lisbon.
The remainder of her crew were left at Tenerifte
in charge of the consul, by whom they would be
sent home.: 4 •
Lisbon exchange on Louden at three months,
; on Pari5,.5.26 ; on Hamburg, 48; on Genoa,
5..25 ; on Amsterdam, 428 ; Rentes-, Three per
Cents., 471 ; Coupotni, -461 ; ljeierred Al; Lis-
bon Banks- 333 milreas; Oporto Bank, 260 .mil-
; and Mercantile Bank, 251 milreas.

MR. LINDSAY'S DIPLOMATIC
- APPOINTMENT.

The Times, in 0. leader, objects to being repre-
sented in the United States by Mr. Lindsay, and
also generally to the policy taking the business of
the country out of the .hands of the responsible
ministers at foreign courts, and placing it in the
hands of novices who purchase, by Serving us for
nothing, a most unlimited license for mismauge-
ment.

The death •of Nlrs. Yates, the actress, is an-
nounced.
The death of Lieutenant-General Broke causes
a vacancy in the colonelcy of the 88th Foot.

HoLLow,ty's Plu.s.—General debility, low spirits, and
nervous irritation are the consequences of dyspepsia-or indi-
gestion: The, pills soon give. tone ta` the stomach, renovate
the digestimpowers, purify .the blood,: and give strength to
the whole system; Sluggishness of the body and depression
of the mind ate succeeded by a cheerful activity of the physical
and mental -functions. Indigestion is the parent of so many
evils, and is so common, so almost universal a complaint, that
it is a great blessing that such a remedy as this invalqable
medicine should have been discovered. No one need long
suffer from indigestion with these pills at hand. ' '
Team: CATALOGUER. —OIIC cannot but be struck with
astonishinent •at ,innutnerable ways in which On enter-.
Prising tradesman appeals to the public with a view 1 o increuse
his trade. Printing in all its branches, assisted by the skill
the wood engraver, seems in the present day to be one of the,
media most generally employed in spreading the knowledge of
various mannfactUres. These are have ably been brought into
use by Mr: Benson, the eminent watchmaker of Ludgate-hip,
who has sought by means of an " Illustrated Pamphlet" (con-
sisting of nearly 60 pp:, ant chntsining Upwardi of 250 beau-
tiful designs for watekes, clocks, cicc.,. with an .ejaboraW
description of every construction of watch' DOW made), to
enable persons hying in any .part of the *world :to: select a
watch' best adapted' for their use, and have it fOrfilircifil frtic ,by. •
post.—hun, 23rd August.•