The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-24 00:00:00

COLLEGIATE UNIFORM.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE DAILY TIMES,
SIR, —We have heard from various sources that there
is some intention of adopting our Drill Uniform at other
schools in the neighbourhood. We hope, for several
reasons that this will not be done. These schools were
the first to introduce here a dress of this kind. The
uniform itself was selected with great care, and, indeed,
specially designed for us. If other schools adopt it, we
think they would be treating us as they would not like
to be treated themselves.

Moreover, we wish to behave creditably in the streets;
we should deeply regret any public misconduct on the
part of arty of our number, whether their facings be
blue, green, or red ; and if others wear the same dress,
it is evident that we might be blamed without reason,
and hostility might arist among schools which.ought to
be on friendly terms.
On the other hand we have no wish to receive credit
for what does not belong to us. We take pains with
our drill, as well as with our lessons ; and we obtained
a good character at Knowsley. We shall be very glad
to see other schools making the same efforts and receiv-
ing similar approbation, but with a different uniform.
It seems to us that whether in university examinations,
or in athletic exercises, or in general behaviour, it is
best for each school to stand on its own merits.

E. CORDEAUX, Capt. ) Upper School.
H. LaroNz, Lieut. 5
R. WRIGHT, Capt. } Middle School.
G. BRADLEY, Lieut.
IssAc TAYLOR, Capt.
W. MARMON, Lieut. .} Lower School.
Collegiate Institution, Sept. 21.

The Rev. Henry Grattan Guinness is to be married
on the 2nd of October, at Bath, to Miss Fitzgerald, near
relation of Lord Fitzgerald and Nessey, and of the
Marchioness of Ailsa. He intends to complete his mis-
sion in America, and is to sail by the Great Eastern on
the 17th of October, with his wde.—Saunders.

Stipping 4ntelligturt.

Wind yesterday, W. 4. \V. ; at Holyhead, W.g.W., moderate.

ARR:

VED.

Sept 21
S Adams, Guy Moulmein
Tasman,M'Neil Bombay
Volante. Stockdale, Richibucto
Ceres, York New York
Janette Melanie . ..... Pomaron
Sept 22
Pauline,' Bohn Porto Plata
Angelina Vera Cruz
Brazil (ss), Eustace Brazil
Eddystone,Pachat,St John,NF I
Kate, Ray St John, NI
OFF TH
Richard
SAII

Enterprise, Lang ...P E Island
Maud, Taylor Quebec
Victorine, Nasal Pomaron
Philantrophist, Jones ...Viero
Mountain Lasa Huelva
James and Mary= Huelva

..
Sept: 23
Albanian (Fs), rower ...Patras
Africa (rms) New York
Excelsior
Helen Wallace

E PORT.
Cobden.

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Sept 23
Middlesex, Parmalee,

Sept 2
Canada (s), Anderson... Boston
Blue Jacket,White, Melbourne
FOREIGN PORTS.
James Carthy, Neptune, Record, and Crusader, all hence at
Buenos Acres
Sophia, Kroon ; M. Minde, Jacobsen ; and Alberdina, Zwalle ;
all heuce at Narva
British Ensign. Sinnet; Eagle, Ross ; Excelsior, Halliday ;
and Mary Crocker, Williams; all hence at Rio Janeiro
Royal Bride, England, from Cape Verds ; and Sir Colin
Campbell, Monte Video; both at Rio Janeiro
Ida, Monckton and Betsey, Walters, both from Newfound-
land; Margaret Dean. Tregoning, hence; Sir A. M'Nabb, Car-
diff ; and St. Anne, Vibert, Gaspe ; all at Bahia
Jason (se), hence at Bahia, and sailed for Rio, Aug 23
Mercury, Knight; Minstrel, Hayman; and Palmatta, Gray;
all hence at Pernambuco
_ _

New York

Caroline Sc click, Bond; Norval, Curry; both from New-
foundland; and Odin, Bruce, Bahia; all at Pernambuco
Nimrod, Humphreys, hence at Cerfa
Conte Kondinhaven, Kron Princess Louise, and Elizabeth
Barter, all hence at Trie,tc
Calpe (ss), Codd ; and Rhone (ss), both from Corfu at Patras
Emerald, Brannan ; and Supply, Chisholm; both hence at
B3rdeanic

Loyalty, Jones, hence at Heligoland
City of Washington (ss), hence at New York
America (rms), hence at Boston
Bohemian (rmss , hence at Quebec
Mary Rolland Jones, hence at Vile

Balbec (as), hence atHavre
Pomerania, hence at Danzie
Masse, hence at Helvoet
Prospero, King ; Cora. Wallace ; Olinda. Harkness ; and
Claudia, Green, hence; Star of the East, Stanton, from Cork ;
Peerless, Mearns. and Mary Jane, Cleary, from Clyde; and
Skipwith, Ryan, from London, all at lit John, NF
Agdea, Macbals; Tagus, Wade; and Fernandez, Contente,
all hence at Lisbon

Cintra (ss), Lloyd, hence at Oporto
San Rafael (s), San Jose (s), and Fomento, Dredge, hence at
Oporto, and all three cleared for Alicante

SPOKEN.

Duke of Wellington, from London for ling Kong, Aug 12,
14N, 25W
Countess of Beetle°, Cuba for Swansea, Sept 10, 49N, 27W
Haningby, from Cardiff, Aug 6,12 N, 21W
K. H. Tucker, Sept 9,49 N, 16W
Wilton, Jamaica for London, Sept 9,46 N, 31W
C. H. Lunt, hence for Calcutta, Aug 6
Parga, hence for Calcutta, Aug 10
Lord Warriaton, Sept 10, IRN, 28W
Gondar, hence for Charleston, Aug 30
Wc,t Derby, hence for Calcutta, Aug 10, 11N, nv;

OUT FOR TS
Al,yE,,,inian, from Belize at Portsmouth
DEAI„ Sept. 22. Arrived and passed: Gem, from north t,
west; Seraphim, Sunderland to Nantes; Charles Northcote,
Queenstown to London ; John. Rangoon to London ; Earl of
Balearres, London to Bombay; Saptorio, Odessa to London;
Victoria, and Harkaway, Quebec to London; Lelia, St John to.
London; Brutus. St John to Leith; Brevet, Quebe to Hartle-
pool ; St James, London to New Orleans; Cairo, Newcastle to
Gen"a ; Pacific (ss). west to London ; Kent, London to Port
Phillip; Mary Ann Webb, ,Malta to London ; Gladiator, Que-
bec to London ; Sea Queen, London to ,Santander ; Speedy,
London to St Helena ; Kattibole, London to Swansea ; Augusta,
Shields to Naples ; Gangam, London to Calcutta ; Achilles,
London to Philadelphia; Hope, Danzic to Bristol; Isabella.
Cronstadt to Gloucester ; Hudson, Sunderland to New London
GaavEsincn, Sept. 23. Arrived: Napoleon, and Hoffung.
fram Gothenberg ; Cloud, Denia ; Albatross, St John, NB ;
M'Vicar, Rangoon; Osborne House, and Thebes, Cochin;
Tasia Cathcrina. Hcrdianski ; Cornet, Madeira. Sailed: Kent.
for Melbourne; Gantam, Calcutta; Verulam, Adelaide; Paul-
ine, Copenhagen; Westley (s), and M..x, Petersburg ; Isabella.
Hartley, Constantinople; Falke (0). ancßothnia (s), Cronstadt
FALMOUTH, Sept 22. Arrived : Deborah, from Ibraii; Ami-
stad, .Havannah ; Harold, Matanzas; Cocyra, Alexandria;
Ossonack, Galatz
KosssrowN, Sept 22. Arrived : Circassian, from St. John,
N.B. ; Accuma, Taganrog; Lebanon, Odessa; Martha Pope,
Terranova; and Woodbine, St. John's
QrEENSTOWN, Sept 22.--• Arrived : Ciarles, from Constanti-
nople ; Sussex Maid, lbraila ; Banizza Sophia, Alexandria ;
Ann, Susa ; Valid, Demerara; Irene, Quebec; Ida, Callao;
Mary Adelaide, Miramichi; Gazelle, Mishod, Liverpool for
Gibraltar. Sailed : Olive Branch, for Silloth ; Valid, Pem-
broke • Acacia, Dublin ; Mary Adelaide, Liverpool; Costanzi,
Waterford ; Creole, and John Carver, Bristol
BELFAST, Sept 22. Sailed : Summerhill, for Miramichi; Cir-
cassian, Dundalk; Paetro, Troon ; Jacoba Joanna, Liverpool :
York. Dublin
GILEENOCIE, Sept 22. Arrived : Helen Cam pbell, from New-
Edinburgh, N.S. ; Lois, St John's, N. 8.; Fame, Miramtchi
Gold Hunter, St. John's, N. 8.; Faurid, Salina; Marweed.
Fomeron : Glenalvon, Richibucto
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LI,EILPOOL, Sertember 23.
The Vivid, for Pernambuco, has put back.
The Caroline, Byrne, from Tyneraouth at Queenstown leaky,
and loss of bowsprit, &c.
PORTS3IOI7TR, Sept. 22 : The Boliaa, from Sunderland for
Bordeaux, and William Fisher, from London for Buenos Ayres.,
have arrived here, having, been in contwit ; the former lostbnl-
w'rks, stanchions, &c., and the latter lost jibboom, entwer*r,
rails and stanchions, and sustained other damage, but does not.
make any water.
PERNAMBUCO, August 31 : The St. Vincent, Collie, hence ter
Paraiba. to complete her loading for Liverpool, went:ashore at
Stamaraca, Aug. 19, but was got off without apparent damage.

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HOLLOWAY'S OINTMENT AND kru.s.---Chest Affections. TI•
unusually mild damp weather fearfully tells on the human
frame, deteriorating the blood, and producing morbid results in
its reservoir, the lungs. Hence on all sides we are surrounded
by bronchitis, pleurisy, asthma, consumption ; all of which
might be readily cured by Holloway's never-failing remedies.
whose active principle purifies the blood, and causes all mor-
hide matter speedily to be expelled from the body. With such
means at hand, near health's own fountain, will they groan
and die? No : use atid be saved! If the sufferers be listless,
let their friends and relatives urge a trial of Holloway's medi-
cines, which work wonders on every tissue, by substituting
pure for impure blood, and giving nervous power.
NEW INVENTION.—TDE NEW FOUNTAIN PEN.---A greater
annoyance than a bad steel pen can hardly be met with—the
difficulty is to get a good one. Amongst the recent improYe.-.
ments the new '4l fountain pen," just introduced by It _„,,,...,
and Co. is the best we have ever seen. By a simple bute en
of
tive contrivance the ink is retained in a fountain, bY. .
a second inverted barrel, above the writing nibb,etipttalpr,motbleaertrieyl
can be taken out at any time, so the
clean without any chance of being COTTpeondecad.
in this pen is, that one dip in the ink will last
description.and
quick writing. The pen itself is of the_ finest
In e merchantioudto
o 'offices,
fill o ffiato this time. We
for AnotherfiN-e feat
minutes're
every one up
pbv Mr. E. T. Dail. ewestin want banks,f
elt
have tried this splendid pen, handed teo
it peifect, and we ate
yand indeed in every place, it will
South John-street, and can pro.
he increase of tures withoet
sure all who use it will give a f
It is with pleasure we notieF t
s Revalenta Arabica. We
medicine by Du Barry's deheoi.ou
2,
pronounce
leyeunrcdict in its favour.
, 5 087, Field Marshal Duke
quote the following :Ti-ee-a -
innreammat•on of the stomach. Care
ot" Pluskow,
No. 51,614, °Bl.oareghaadte P. olentx, the refect of Langenan, of many
the ves and an obstinate con-
i General Baron de Zaluskowski of
stipa ion.
"re
1 Clisorders of the digestive function. Cure
many years fearful .
years horrible suffeoriftlir72ol,
, Major Edie of enlargement.
4., 116 No. 71. of d_y_s_peepi‘s,ioa., th.e, Right Honourable the Lord Stuart
de Decks. Cure
liver and total prostration of strength. 114.]
of the
Let invalids avoid the fearful dangers of spurious and injurious
imitations offered under a variety of false pretences. Nevifl's
lsos ...kiimui- are prohibited by the High Court of Chancery under
apeitl of £5.000 against Alfred Hooper Nevill and his
„wits; and the pretences that Nevin has a patent for Arabica
Food, and that Du Barivs are connected with such patent are
utterly false. No canister is genuine without the name Barry
Du Barry & Co., 77, Regent-street, in ull, on the seal and
wrapper. Shapkeci,erb who attempt imposition in one article
must expect to b ' distrusted in all others. Packed in fins at
ls. 2d. ; 1 lb. 2s. 9d. ; 21h. 4s. 6d.; 51b. Ils; 121 b. 225• ; 21a.
40s. The 12 lb. and 21 lb. canisters are sent carriage
free on receipt 01. Post-office Order by Barry Du Barry
and Co., 77, 1.,,e‘
and r."- dud through all grocers and chemists. Agents
gent-street, London ; Fortnum Mason
in tl-1:-: Istria :---Nixon & Thew, 1, Castle-street; T. . Low; .1.
lilt-Las ; Forsyth ;F. G. Jones, 5, Paradise-streeti;, Itr Sumner
s 7 Bold-street ;Evans.
Sharp, Higgins, & Co; Clay &Abraham, •
5... Co ; H. S. Alpass ; E. Pearson & Son; J. Olive • • \V. ; OSS;
Sow. & Co., wholesale agents ; John ; Thompson &
isaaeG.'WoodYille, tea dealer •
g3,,:,-1.; C.
F. Stavele 'd
'
Capper; J. Strawson, druggist;
Bromlow, 1, London-road;
'Wines & Co., wholesale .drugglsts •
Price-street; T. D. Walker,
Bruggist,
elagh-street ;
72, Dale-street ; Hingston,
i 4; „. __
u.on ;
Middleton; Gilbert Brother reJ
etkx,
C ndler ; 3
.y H.
rHuogwgieslti:
Bold-street ; Henry
I Grace & Sellt,;;
J. Dutton; J. h. Hargraves
-G. Barber, 91, Great George-.t Birkenlmd; T. Fore
druggist B.
J. a •J. Green_
Sanders -Co.; C. Jones;
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