The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-04-27 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, April 26,
The Resolute (steam-tug), hence at Blackwall, with atight•
ship in tow.

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGEIrE.

ECCLESIASTICAL, COLLEGIATE, AND SCHO-
LASTIC PREFERMENTS & APPOINTMENTS.
Baxter, Rev. Mark, to Kilmore C.
Blakiston' Rev. Horace Mann, B.D. Emmanuel College, Cam-
bridge, to Benhall V., Suffolk : val. £173 with residence.
Burgess, Rev. J. H.; to Burford V. se. Fulbrook P.C., Oxford,
shire : val. £291 with residence.
Burnett, Rev. Robert, to Adamstown C.
Buttanshaw, Rev. John, M.A., Corpus Christi College, OXford,
to Corn-street Chapel C., Bath.
Carr, Rev. Francis, to Creagh C., dio. Ross.
Caulfield, Rev. T. G., M.A., to ClonmatnOiSe Deanery Rural,
dio. Meath.
Challis, Rev. James Law; M.A., Trinity College, Cambridge, to
Papworth Everard 1., Cambridgeshire : val. £173 with
residence.
Cooper, Rev. Mark, M.A., St. John's College, Cambridge, to
St. Mdry tit., Southampton : val. £l,OOO with residence.
Coote, Rev. M., to Clonaslee C.
Crosse, Rev. Arthur Bayly, 8.A., Christ's College, Cambridge,
to St. John's P.C., Great Yarmouth. Norfolk.
Fletcher, Rev. S., to Kilfithmore C., dio. Cashel.
Gillam, Rev. Charles Melchoir de Polignac, M.A., rembroke
College, Oxford, to St. Switbin C., Waliot, Bath.
Goode, Rev. William,. 141. A., Trinity College, Cambridge, to
the Deanery of Ripon : val. £900;
Gordon' Rev. Casino Reid, M.A., Edinburgh, to Chritt Church'.
C., Moss-side, Lancashtre.
Goes, Rev. John, M.A., St. Mary Hall, Oxford, Minor Canon
of Hereford Cathedral, to St. John's V., Hereford : val. £l5O
with residence-.
Hall, Rem: (1.. P., M.A., to Norham C., Durham.
Harley, Rev. B 4 to,A.bington C.
Hearn,.Rev. Henry T., 8.A., to Kilmore C.; dio. Armagh.
Welland, Rev. John. M.A., Worcester College, Oxford, to
Felkirk V., Yorkshire: val. £136 with residence.
Jacob, Rev. Philip, M.A. Corpus Christi College, Oxford (R.
of Crawley), to the Archdeaconry of Winchester : val. £2OO,
Ketcbley, Rev. W. G., to Bempton D.C. (val. £5l), and Spec-
ton P.C. (val. £3O), Yorkshire.
Kingston, Rev. John, to Cat:istock R., Dorset: val. £3OO with
residence.
Kirkpatrick, Rev. George, to Mayne P.C., dio. Meath.
Lynch, Rev. S., 8.A., to Heytesbury C. and Knook C,' Wilts.
Michell, Rev. William, M.A., New College, Oxford, to All
Saints' Chapel: Guernsey.
Mills, Rev. W. E., to Nailsworth Chapel C., Gloucestershire.
M`Kay, Rev. C. E., to the Chaplaincy of Lame -Union Work-
house.
Morgan, Rev. G. 8., to Lorighill C., dio. Limerick.
Noott, Rev. John Frederick, 8.A., Queen's College, Cambridge,
to Blythford D.C., Suffolk.
O'Donnell, Rev. Elliott, to Kilmurry C., dio. Cork.
Paton, Rev. James, 8.A., to Kilmore C.
Preston, Rev. A., to the First Canonry in the Cathedral Church
of Kildare.
Pries, Rev. William, 8.A., Corpus Christi College, Cambridge,
to Douglas P.C., Lancashire : val. £134 with residence.
Radcliffe, Rev. W., to Aghaderg C.,dio. Dramore.
Richey, Rev. John, to Pomeroy C. dio. Armagh.
Rogers, Rev. James, M.A., Trinity College, Dublin, to be
Clerical Secretary and Missionary Superintendent of the
South-west London Protestant Institute.
Salmon, Rev. Edwin. Arthur, M.A., Wadham College, Oxford,
(V. of Mattock) to Ilchester Deanery Rural : dio. Bath and
Wells.

Smith, Rev. Alfred Fowler, M.A. Pembroke College, Cam-
bridge, to the Head Master of the Grammar School Thet-
ford, Not folk.
Smith, Rev. John, to St. John's R., Blackburn, Lancashire :
val. £l5O with residence. •
Thomas, Rev. Hugh, M.A., Magdalen College, Cambridge, to
Old Newton V., Suffolk : val. £230 with residence.
Twigg, Rev. Thomas, to Swords R. and V., dio. Dublin.
Watson, Rev. J., to Askeaton C., din. Limerick:

BENEFICES AND APPOINTMENTS VACANT.
DEANERY RURAL.
•
Lndlove, dio. Hereford : Rev. T. Underwood, dee:
RECTORIES. -
Coln St. Denis, eo. and dio. Gloucester: val. £450: pats. Pem-
broke College, Oxford : Rev. W. "'tire, dec. ' - •
Farnborough, Berks: dio. Oxford : sal. £291 with residence :
pat. R. C. Price Esq. : Rev. W. Price, dec. •
, Grenada St. Patrick : dio.'Barbadoes : Rev. S. E. Boddy, dec.
Londou;St. Christopher-le-Stocks w. St. Margaret, Lothbury,
R., and St. Bartholomew, Exchange. R.: val.' £1,243 with
residence : pat. Lord Chancellor and Bishop of London alt. :
Rev. W..Goode, prom.
Seole, Norfolk : dio. Norwich : val. £255 with residence; pat.
Sir E. C. Kerrison, Bart., M.P. : Rev. w. Holmes, dec.
Thelveton, Norfolk : dio. Norwich : val. £249: pat. Lord
Chancellor :. Rev. W. Holmet, dec.
Trimingham, Norfolk : die. Norwich : val. £l4O with resi-
dence : pat. Duchy of Lancaster : Rev. A. B. Crosse, prom.
VICARAGES.
Billingshurst, Sussex : dio. Chichester val. £l7O with resi-
dence : pat. Sir C. Goring, Bart.: Rev. H. Thomas, prom.
Brinashaw, Hants and Wilts : dio. Salisbury : val. £l6l with
residence: pats. D. and C. of Salisbury : Rev. M. Cooper,
prom.
Diddlebury, w. Westhope, D.C., Salop : dio. Hereford : val.
£338 with residence : pats. D. and C. of Hereford :
Underwood. dec.
Elmley-Castle, co. and dio. Worcester: val. £ll2 with resi-
dence : pat. Bishop of Worcester : Rev. H. Bennett, dec.
Marton-in-Cleveland, en. and dio. York : val. £123 with resi-
dence : pat. Archbishop of York : Rev. R. Machell, dec.
• PERPETUAL CURACIES,
Marchington, Staffordshire : dio. Lichfield : val. : pat. V.
of Hanbury : Rev. H. Bennett, dec. •
Newborough, Staffordshire: dio. Lichfield: val. £9l: pat. V.
of Hanbnry: H. Bennett, dec.
Edale, Derbyshire : dio. Lichfield : val. £125 with 'residence :
pats. Trustees: Rev. G. H. Spurrier, dec.
CHAPLAINCIES.
To the British Embassy at Constantinople : Revb H. M.
Blackiston, prom.
To the Criion, New Forest, Hants,
CURACIES.
Aldbourne, Wilts : dio. Salisbury : stipend £lOO.
Claphainv St. John, Surrey : dio. Winchester.
Clarkenwell, St. Philip : din. London : stipend £lOO.
Lacock, Wilts : dio. Salisbury : stipend 283.
Lane End, Bucks : dio. Oxford : with title.

NOTHING NEW UNDER THE SUN.—The carbine with
which Hamilton of Bothwellhaugh shot the Regent
Murray, in 1570, is preserved at Hamilton Palace. It
has a brass barrel the same length as the Enfield rifle,
and the bore is of the same diameter, and, what is most
singular, it is rifled nearly in the same manner as the
Enfield.
EXTENSIVE JEWEL Rontenim—James Pearce, aged
28, a lapidary, and Emily Lawrence, both of 5, Albion-
grove, Stoke Newington, were placed at the bar of
Marlborough-street police-court, before Mr. Beadon, on
Wednesday, by Inspector Whicher, of the 'Whitehall
detective force, charged with stealing, at 5, itanover-
square, a diamond locket of the value of £1,200, thepro-
perty of Mr. Harry Emmanuel, jeweller and diamond
merchant; and on suspicion of stealing four diamond
bracelets, of the value of £6OO, from the show-rooms of
Messrs. Hunt and Roskell, the well-known jewellers, New
Bond-street. Mr. Edward Streeter, assistant to . Mr.
Emmanuel, stated that on the 3rd January last the pri-
soners came to Mr. Emmanuel's shop, and the man asked
to see some earrings. While he was examining several of
them and other articles, the woman was walking about
the shop examining, the jewels which were on the
counter. She moved her muff from .one part of the
counter to another a good deal. They were in the
room from twenty minuts to half an hour, and no cus-
tomer was afterwards there. About nine the next morn-
ing the locket in question was missed from where it had
been safe shortly before the prisoners came in. The
assistant sent a young man to inquire at Portland-
place, where the prisoners had given their address,
but they were not known there. Mr. Whicher,
inspector of the Detective Department, said--
I went, accompanied by other officers, to 5, Albion-
grove, and knocked. The male prisoner opened the
door, and I told him I wished to speak to him, and we
took him down stairs, where we found the female
prisoner, and told them who we were ; I asked his name,
and he said Pearce. I asked if either of them had
been to Brighton, and both said no ; they had been to
the Crystal Palace that day. I told them they must go
with us to the station. The female tried to leave
to get a pair of boots in an upper room, but I would
not let her. I, however, accompanied her, and no
boots were there. On our return I noticed some-
thing suspicious in her movements, and asked her
what she had in her hands. She said "nothing," but
struggled as I laid hold of them. The male prisoner got a
poker, and swore he would srnash in my skull. The
female prisoner threw up her hands and said, "There,
you see I have nothing," and at her feet I found the
three diamond rings produced. I asked her where she
got them, and she declined to say. M. Joseph Fontana,
of the Palais Royal, said the male prisoner and two
women, on the 30th March last, came to his house. A
robbery was committed on that evening :of diamonds,
emeralds, rubies, and opals to the value of £lO,OOO. Mr.
Inspector Whicher said evidence would then be given
that both prisoners had been previously convicted, and
were well known as most expert shoplifters. They were
remanded

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Vigilant, Shields, from Moulmein at Sheeniiks.
HoLYBEAD, April 26.---Arrived Routh, Cadero, from
Gallipoli; Courier, Hughes, Mobi.e for Clyde; Champion,
Williams, 'Nava for Livergl-Z1 ; Phoenix, Cooper, Antwerp
for Liverpool.
MEAL, April 26,----Arrived and passed: Mary B. Rich, from
Shields to New York ; Firebrand, Sheerness to west-
ward; London to Shanghai ; Seringapatam, Londop
to Madras; City of Quebec, London to Bombay; :Ohn 'and
i.rthnr, London to Kurrachee; Jane Green, for London .Jane,
for London; Diome, London to Cape of Good rope; Herman
and Theodore, London to Adelaide ; Eriti§h Merchant; London
to Sydney; Clive, London to Madras.
Gatevssii4n, April : Beaver (s), from Har-
lingen ; Christina, Net/ VOA. Sailed : Vesta, for Alexandria Joseph Hall, Fort ; British Merchant, Sydney; Clive,; Madras; Tar, 3)einerara..
FALmoorit, April 26.---Arrived : Iris, Le Conteur, from Per-
nambitto for Cadiz ; Diadem, Hanson, Ponce ; Bidre Tidre,
Tilisch, Torrevechea ; Venus, Ludwigsen, Skein. Off : City of
Bristol, Gregory, from Columbo.
GREENOCK, April 26.---Arrivcd : Virginia, from
,Maurititis ;
Satelite, Mirageane ; Sarah Princess, Smyrna: • :
Barbarian, for Trinsdad; Boadicea, Demerara.
Dustrs, April 26.---Sailed Temora (as), for London.
BELFAST, April ?Z.—Arrived : Oho, from . Woolgeist at
Larne Henrich, Woolges. tat Larne ; FoAphrosYne, Konigsburg,
not as before reported. Sailed: 3iariatnia, for St. Petersburg;
Perseverance, Riga; Esperance, ArclecAsan ; Malvula (es),
London. 26---Lykmas Hoab, for Liverpool.
larsitr:srowN, April 25.--Arrived hard, from Monte
Video; Canadian (ss), Portland for Liverpool and proceeded;
Jenius, Altona for Cork. Sailed : Zellah, for Valparaiso.

The jibboom and yards and sails Of a large vessel were
passed off Holyhead on Wednesday, apparently quite fresh in
the water, per Svezige,

The Franees4 Hobe, sailed from Ceara, Jan. 1, for Liverpool,
and has not iinee been heard of.

Several, bales of cotton and a water cask were passed, April
7, in lat. 46 N. 20 W.,_by the Sourabaya,.at Brouwershaven.
NEW YORS, April 13.-:-A barque, supposed to have been on
shore, was passed, March 24, off Cape St. Roque, in tow ofa
steamtug, by the Monticello, arrived at Baltimore. 14th ; The
fire on board the J. A. Westervelt has been subdued; a large
quantity of cotton will be saved.