The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-28 00:00:00

-OUTPORTS.

Rado, from Berdianski atDnbliit. f q-
• Hampshire. Cassell, from Cuba at Mumbles. t
DEAL, March 27.---Arrived and passed: North, to 'Port
Phillip ; Raymond, London to St. Michael's •, Arthur
White, Sunderlazid.to New Yolk ; Cato,*orth to west ;• Diana,
London to Cuba ; Gazelle, London to Cardiff ; Secunda, Lon-
don to Rio Janeiro ; E. Bradshaw, Sunderland to New York ;
Marlborough, Calcutta-to London ;. Avance, Marseilles tor Lo-
ndon ; Batuagnith, London to-Hong-Kong; DamaS&is, London
to Sydney ' Anna Kimball, Shields to New York ; Fortuna,
Bremen to Opbrto ; Olivia,Christiansund to Bilboa ; Auckland,
Sunderland to Lisl:on; • • •‘.

•
GRAVESEND, March 27.—=Ariived Cygnet, from Auckland ;
Richard and Harriet, MOElmein Clgtha, ¢ity of Canton, and
General Neil, Calcutta ; Annie, Ms seines ; Maurslesta,
Mini-
titlan; Eliza, Patras. Balniguith, to Hong Kong ;
Neptune, Sydney ; W. H. Chandler, Rangoon ;, ' Florist, Gre-
nada ; Undaunted, Calcutta ; Inconstant; Adelaide.
FALNODTH, Mardi 177—Arrived Spirit,' found, from
Paraiba; Teresa, Mum:4oes, Mata;n4s ; Chrige Techernitz,
Laguna.
GREE:socx' March 27.---,Sailed Grampian, for St. Paul's
De Leonda ; Rambler, Newfoundland. •

BELFAST:, March 26..--Arrived:TWilliam. and 'Martha, from
Nantes. 27.---Sorgernen, firm Norway: The Enterprise has
been condemned, and will become a total wreck.: ' '

QuzENTrowN, March 27.---Arrived : Esther and Sophia,
from Porto Rio? ; Sar4inia, Sunderland Aden, fore and main
masts gone, ar.4 sails cnt away. 4Zbner Stetson, Callao:
Sailed : Guiseppi Antonio, for Bristol; Ppder Amens, Pembroke.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
A schooner drove on shore during fhb night of March 26,
near iloylake, and another schooner near Waterloo.

The Constance, for San Sebastian, has returned into dock to
repair cutwater, Fic., damaged by• collision with the south
landing-stage.
The Baronet, Lamb, hence for Bonny, foundered in the 1;lay
of Biscay *arch 16. , ' ' • .1 -
The Sardinia. from Sunderland for Aden, at Queenstown with
fore and main masts sprung.

The Fernand, Chapra, from. Bayonne at Rochelle for Ireland,

with damage to cargo, and must discharge. '
TRIEST-E, March 22 Four vessels are reported to be lost, at
Sulina, and two at Varna, during a gale March 6.
The Francis, James, from Newport at Fishguard for Liver-
pool, in a sinking state, having struck a wreck off Bardsey.
The Spirit, Found, from Paraiba at Falmouth, with loss of
sails, &c.

The Maggie Miller, from London in Portland Roads, with
Loss of sails, one man killed with falling, and two others

injured.
ZA.xTs, March 13 : Part of the cargo of the Victoria S., from
Alexandria for Liverpool, which put in here leaky, is bailly
damaged, and has been condemned by the sanitary authorities.
Another damaged part will be sold. and the remainder landed,
the lower part of it being much damaged.
PALicsmo, March 17 : The Magic, on shore, has been con-
demned as a wreck ; cargo saved.

On Monday night •her Majesty, with the Prince
Consort, the Princess Helena, with Prince Alfred,
honoured-the Haymarket Theatre with -their presence,
to witness the new comedy of the'Overland Route.
LORD MACAVLAY AND WINDSOR CASTLE.—Yeturs
ago there, was a wretched outcry raised- becaUse
Macaulay dated a letter from Windsor Castle, where he
was staying. Immortal gods was this man, not a fit
guest for any palace in the world, or a fit companion for
any man, or woman in it ? In this manful style wrote
Mr. Thackeray some weeks ago in the Cornhill Maga-
zine. Since then we have seen a letter addreSs-dd by a
celebrated authoress to a still, more, celebrated author,
in which the
.stupid, vulgar scandal in question is thus
vigorously grappled with and eqectively dquelthed :
" Surely you know how it (the scandal), originated ?
That, having a- letter to write on his arrival; he
(Macaula,y)' took the first sheet of 'iiaper that presented
itself' in the blotting 13ook on the writing table; on
which, after the manner of country houses,. was engraved
Windsor Castle.' He would have done the same had
he been visiting Mr. and Mrs.' Snooks, of Sidoks-hall.
The high-minded and true-hearted Macaulay was
incapable as the Angel Gabriel of bragging of at visit to
royalty ; and it was certain 'to be announced on the
morrow by the Court Circular to the whole World. Do,
pray take some early opportunity of wiping this. paltry'
cobweb, from the 134 st of our Tacitus."—,Scotamein.

WEDNESDAY,
.28,. 1860.

THE DAY'S NEWS. 147
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In
the: Hot* of :Lords, last night, it. was. stated
that the Government had received 'information
similar to:that :which had appeared:in the public
tapers,—Quit the, preliminaries of' peace bad been
igned between Spain and Morocco. The Mar-
Luis of Normanby-postponed, till after Easter, his
•esolution relatiVe to SaVoy.
In thelipuse of Commons Mr. Kinglitlce stated
Ist the declaration-of Lord John Russell on the
irevio us evening, as to the present and futhre views
cf the Cabinet, rendered unnecessary his, motion
rspecting the annexation of Nice and -Savoy..
3ord Palmerston said that the report of the com-
mission of military, officer 3 appointed last year to
hquire into the ' 'subject of nattonal -defences
you'd be laid before Parl,icent!in..a,' A.o-it time,