The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-16 00:00:00

We are ins' 44ebtO:to' taylor, Tipper, and Co.,
for the fo,ll3l.t'it-q 46 'of freight to the United States

4ntelligturt,

, .
Boston. New York. Philadelphia
_,_. .
Wind yesterday, NiW: ; a Holyhead, W., fresh.
s. d. s. d. 8., ti. s. d. s. d. s. d. --"'""'"` ------
Pig Iron, Bars,) 9 0,.10 0 .9 0...11 0 11 6... 0 0 ARRIVED.
Rails, &C.._ lily 13th. •,_ Guatemala Packet, Warwick
Chemicals and
Fine Iron 10 0... 0 0 10 0„ .11. 0 0 0... it 6 Denali,Byrne....NotOrfeins Ptengua
Minter , Darla Near Orleans Zephyr, Le Bab Tabasco
Salt
Dry Goods lO 0-15 0 10 0...V7 6 0 0.,.20 0 A New York' Johnstone, Thompson
Hardware
Passengers ..... ... £4 lOs Od E 4 Ss to £4 lOs El 5s to £4 10s Der Schwan I ,anzie Mercur, Batclor Nantes
Gross' Gross. Gross- ' Johana lacoba....Konigsberg 1 Gertrude, Dcane
Baltimore. . Charleston. New Orleans. St. John's, N.B.
.. .. .
Quebec I • SL John's. N.B.
s. cl-. -8.; A. 's. d. is. 4. 0.. A. e. d. Henry Davies'jaly
IL.
. -
Pig Iron, Bars, 1 .,_ . _ 'tribune, Irving I Gulf Stream, Sprague ...
Quebec 1 Palestine, Sims Trinidad
Rails, &c
.... f 0 0...15 0. 15 0... I o 0 0...,0 0 Lady Russel, Mosker...Quebet 1 Vigilant, Clansen Ostend
ChPride of Canada, Wells Concordia, Grort Nerve
Fineand
eiron...: . 0 - 0...15 01 0 0...17 6 12 6... 0 0 Quebec Compromise,. Childs...N Yolk
Salt
Dry Goods , 20. 0... 0 0 0 0_25 0 20 0... 0 0 Why Not, Mallony..:Buthurst Martha, Nuboa ... Amsterdam
Hardwaic .I) 0... 0 0 0 0 ..25 0 2O 0... 0 0 Wm. Lord, Jun., Brown ' Perpetua, Miligan Isla,
Earthenware ' 0 0... 8 0 0 0... 6 6-I 5 0... 6 0 .. IXeiv Orleans, Sal ne, Petit Antwerp
Passengers.....,... £5 Os .£5 • Os. I£3 10s. to £6 National Goad, Gates Mathilda, Calinont Nantes
Nominal. Gross. , I Gross. Galveston Der Thrall, Doering Nantes
Milton, Bradford ...Galveston Bravo Nante,
_
Matilda, Vernoon : • • Harry of the West, Emery
trt probsions Muhl: Harbor Grace
Belle, Brooks.. Harbour Glebe' City of Brooklyn, Chaseklwork e V
Z i
Smyrna Packet, Segrove New York
Bsenos Ayres I St. George de Aveiria,Sonres
The Liver l'(St John's) i"rovisions Market
poo . .
to-da ruled as ows.:--
Camana, Jcrdan lslay - Pernambuco
y it rli
Ellen, Bradwell - Dan= Moses Shepherd, Heap
.
- .A. s. d. s. d. s. d . Princess Royal, Lawson Monrovia'
Beef 10 76 0 9 Fowls, r couple 3•0 6 3 6 . Matanzas Star of the West, Morrison
Mutton ....„ ~ 0 7,, 0 9 Peas, fl peck 010 v, 1 0 Ocean, Holman Malta Mobile
veal
______, , _ _ It ,
Lamb, „,07 „ 0 9 Rabbits, „ 110„ 2 0 - Quebec Americana, Potts......Qudbea
„ fore qr „ 00„ 0 0 Pigeons, „ 1 0„ 1 4 Uncle Joe, Sewell Mobilo
,0 hind qr „ 0 0 „ 0 Grouse: VI brace to 0„ 0 0 Golden Light, Vaughan
Quebec Borgund, Alsen Smyrna
Fresh Pork . „ 0 6.1„ 0 7; Partridges per br.o 0 „ 0 0
Lobsters ... „ 0 6„ 1 0 Black Game
~, 0 0,, 0 0- Sir R. Peel, Larrabee, N York Kelvin • Quebec
Pa . July 15:nama Iquique .
Salmon .„„ 011„ 1 ' 3 neasants,Vbrce 0 0„ 0 0 . Liezy Harrison, Robinson Rockland St. John's,, N.B.
.Cod Fish ..."„ 0 0 „ 0 0 Snipes 0 0 „ 0.0 ' New Orleans Montabllci...tit. John's, N.B.
Soles
Bret
_

Pig Iron, Bars, 1
Rails, &e
Chemicals and
Fine Iron
Salt
Dry Goods
Hardware
Earthenware
Passengers .....

. t s. d
Beef. 0 7 0 0 9
Mutton 0 7 ~ 0 9
Veal .. 0 7 „ 0 S
Lamb, 0 7 „ Cf 9
„ fore qr „ 0 0 „ 0 0
hind qr „ 0 0 „ 0 0
Fresh Pork „ 0 6,1„ 0
Lobsters
Salmon
.Cod Fish 11
„ 0 0 „ 0 0
Soles
Bret
Turbot
Haddocks „ 9 3 „ 0 4
Fresh Butter „ 1 2 „ 1 6
Salt ditto
Filberts,
Grapes, for ,, 3 0 „ 0 0
Do. Eng „ 4 A „ 6 0 ,
Cherries „ 0 2 „ 0 4
Damsons 0 „ 0 0
Potatoes, 44 peck 1 0 „ 1 4'
„ new, lb 0 1 „ 0 14

e. d. s. d
Fowls, r couple 3 •0 6 3 6
Peas 4tpeck 010 „ 1 0
Ducks gi couple 3 6 „ 4 6
Rabbits, „ 1 10. „2 0
Pigeons, „ 1 0„ 1 4
Grouse, VI brace 0 0 „ 0 0
Partridges per br.o 0 „ 0 0
Black Game „ 0 0„ 0 0.
Pheasants,Vbrce 0 0 „ 0 0
Snipes 0 0 „ 0. 0
Larks ISI dos o o „ o 0
Eggs 5124 6 10 ~ 0 0
Gooseberries,p.qto 2 „ 0 4
Currents, r. &w. 0 6,, 0 0
Strawberries,V q. 1 h „ 1 4
Asparagus,glloo 1 iR „ 2 0
Geese etch 6 0 ~ 6 6
Turkeys 0 0 „ 0 0
Hares 0 0 „ 0 0
Cucumbers, ~ 02 0
„ 4
Apricots, per doz.o 0 „ 0 0
Pines, for., each 3 0 „ 4 0
Do. Eng ~ 6 0„ 8 0

Anstralia, Tago (ss), Lancaster, Asia (r), Metropolis, Nep7
tune, John Wells, Sutlej, and Potosia.

OFF QUEENSTONVN.

LONDON, SATURDAY EVENING.

In the .ENGLISLI STOCK MARKET to-day the
funds have shown less steadiness, owing to the
adverse' news (political) frOrn Naples. The
markets generally have shown flatness.
The Funds closed at the following prices :
Consols Money
Account
Exchequer Bills . . . . .
Bank Stock
Three porrCents. . . 93 4
Next Account ..... .

. The. following appeared in our,
.tiecond edition
of Saturday :
The thuds/opened this morning at a fall of k per cent.,
.owing to the tone of the debate on foreign politics
in the HOuse of Comma s last night, but a re-
ef:Avery took place in the afternoon in the closing quo-
tations. . The-share market is quiet. British railway
stocks deriVc support from the approach of the half-
yearly dividend. The discount market continues active.
No business was done below the Bank minim= in
exceptional cases an advance upon that price was asked
upon all but the best short paper. Six months' bills are
not in favour, and 5A per cent. is demanded. At the
Bank the demandwas rather active.—Daily 111-cles.
The China debate, showing the total expenditure for
the war during the current year, reckoning the amounts
already voted, will be £6,000,000, and that an increase
than a diminution of cost may possibly be witnessed in
1861, created heaviness this morning in the English funds;
but owing to a great increase in the supply of money
seeking temporary investment, together with the receipt
of better prices from Paris, there was finally a recovery.
Loans for short periods Ware offered at 2 per cent,
although in the discount market the demand was active,
and there are scarcely any transactions under the Bank
minimum. Rupee paper experienced a further improve-
ment of per cent. There were no bullion operations
at the Bank. In the foreign exchanges, this afternoon,
there was no change of importance from the rates of
last post.—Times..
The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE MARKET to-day
was dull; with a downward tendency. Canadian
and English no change.
The market closed at the following prices :

Ambergate, Not., & East. Junction
Caledonians
Ditch Rhenish
Easter Cor ztic

6
931
51i 21
56-1

iunties . .
East Lancashire . . .
Edinburgh & Glasgow .
Great Northern . . • •
Great Westerns
Great Western of Canada . .
Grand Trunk of Canada . . .
Great Sonthern & Western . .
Lancashire & Xorkshire . .
Lombardo-Venetian . % .
London & North-We tern
London & South,Vestern .
Leeds Northern ..... . . .
Manuhester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire
Midland Stock .
North British • . .
North Staffordshire . .
South-Eastern & Dover . . 84
York, N.owcastle, & Berwick . 98
York & North Midland • . . . . 83j
The following appeared in our second edition
of Saturday:—

1151
nil 15
701
. 113-16 5-16
.
• 1!A 11
. 1061
. par
. 102! i
521 3
40.$
. . . . 11s1 4

The railwayrparket continues vvithottt business, but
s firmly suppoited, from the approach of the half-yearly
dividends. The traffic returns for the week ending
July 7th, show an increase for the United Kingdom of
£45,770 over the same week last year.
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET tO-

day was generally luiet.
Sugar : The market was very firm, and in some
instances 6d higher for the week.
Coffee : The market was steady,

Tea quiet.
Rice : There teas little inquiry.

Saltpetre.: row transactions took place.
The LONDON TALLOW MARKET was steady to-
day, at the following prices :—On the spot, 32s 9d;
last three months, 52s 6d ; Jan. to March, 635.

The BUOUGH Hor MARKET. -=tcr-dity, rather
more money has been paid for most kinds of
Hops, ands the market has been firm. Owing to
the unfavourable advices from the plantations,
the duty continues to decline.

Canada, Quebec; Pride of the Wave, Foreman, Salim ;
Quickstep,. Casson, Sulina ; Emma, Thomas, Galetz ; Charles,
Sutton, Quebec ; Staghound, Sutton,'
on, St. John's ; Niagara,
Muir, Quebec; Grotitude, Wilson, Sulina ; Nuovo Ellen,
Mayal , Galetz ; Concordia, Talent, Marseilles ; Gayhead,
Sulacher, Ibrail ; San Antoni, Russie, Sohn% ; Hetmuta,
Mentz Holtz, Ibrail ; Antonio, Cusovich, Odessa; Elsington,
Gibson, Odessa ; Griffith, Baltimore ; Cecilia, Ltuno, Odessa;
Fanny Bloomer, Silver, St. John's, Newfoundland-; Wood-
stock, Wright, Calico; Trinity, Hansen, Newfoundland, for
Greenock; Katadin, Ainsbury, St, John's, N. 8., for London.

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HIGH WATER, THIS DAY, AT LIVERPOOL.
Hour. Height.
liosxtr> 3h. slm. ) 13ft. 3M.
EVENING 9h. 16m. f 13ft. Bin.

Tlt -9a4 timtz.

SATtEDAY, JUL? 14, 1860.

THE DAY'S NEWS.

We learn from Sicily the important intelligence that
two more war vessels, with their crews, have gone over
to Garibaldi ; and it is probable that he may soon be
able to make an attack upon the enemy at sea. All the
disposable cruisers in the Neapolitan fleet are engaged
in watching the coast of the mainland from Salerno to
the Straits, in the teak of. Gatibaldi's lafiding. Colohel
Medici, with the cacciatori, was investing Messina on
the laud side, and its surrender by an outbreak within
the citadel, is looked upon as not at all improbable.
The intense heat .of,, the weather was said to be acting
on the crowded garrison, in their pent-up condition,
with the effectiveness of a bombardment. There has
been a change in Garibaldi's Miuistry, but in what
sense is not quite certain. The new Ministers* are nieri
of advanced views, while the late Ministry, as a body,
were rather afraid of the revolution obtaining the

• mastery.
In Naples the reciprocal trust between the Govern-
ment and the people continues: The King is obstina+ely
striving against the current; He wishes to keep the
army in his own hand; he wishes to Iceep the gen-
darmerie ; he wishes to keep the telegraph. " He con=
tinues to .strive against opinion. He does not go before
to divert it; fie follows it at a great distance to keep it
back. If this state of matters continue, we must expect
soon to witness violent commotions. - The people would
perhaps take the path of 1848: he stops at the 15th of
-May.' Only; on the preseht OCcdsloii, the Air* is less
strong, and the people more wise. 'A coup d'etat would
cause the loss of the eynastY, and give Naples to Pied-
mont. The King has recalled the old Camarilla, and a
treasonable outbreak had occurred amongst the troops
occupying the citadel. They are said to be the prey of
intriguers, among whom are mentioned emissaries of the
Queen Mother; in favour of. her own son, the Count de
Tr hi, Slid emissaries df the soti of Mutat that an out-
break has, taken place between them,, one party crying
out for the King, another party for
.one of. the preten-
ders, and a third party for the other. Twelve soldiers
had been Wounded in this affray, which is remarkable as
a corroboration of the state of utter military demoralisa-
tion of the Neapolitan army.
Garibaldi's "letter to Mr. Parker of this port, with
respect to the purchase 'of ships, would appear from
our Paris •cortesiondent's letter, to have provoked con-
siderable attention in Prance. The Censtitutionne/ has
some strong remarks upon it.
By the arrival of the Calctitta mail, we are in posses-
sion of papers from Calcutta to' the 4th of June, and
from Hong Kong to the 23rd of May. Lord Clyde,
having finished his labours in the pacification of India,
has returned by the present steamer to enjoy his
well-won honours and the' repose so acceptable to.
age. . The accident to the Malabar, by delaying Lord
Elgin.,.had impeded the advance of the Chinese expe-
dition ; and it• is' held' as doubtful whether military
,
operations can effect anything of importance this year.
A great part of the British force is in movement for
Chusan, where it is supposed that it is to rendezvous.
The French force is reported to be about to rendezvous
at Che-foo, on the coast of Shan-lung and in. the Gulf
of Pechelee ; and there will be also a station for British
stores and troops on the opposite side of the Gulf. It is
whispered that Sir Hope Grant may, perhaps, occupy
Tien-tsin before he attempts to take the Taku forts.
The reports from Pekia are to the effect that the
defences of the Taku forts are very substantial, and that
the Chinese have 'been practising in gunnery till they
ere with great precision. This is borne out by a- visit
of Forbin to the Gulf Of Pechelee, which has
reported that an extensive line of fortifications has been
on the banks of the Peiho from. its mouth
upwards. It also appears from the Pekin Gazette that
trenches or rifle pits are to be used by the Chinese, and
from their own invention.
According to the Calcutta Englishman of the 14th of
June, "the mieiorraries of Benares have startled the"
Hindoos by issuing anonymous circular letters Calling,
on them to leave their idolatrous habits and accept
Christianity. The feeling raised by these circulars at
•
Furuksibrid and Meerut has drawn the' attention of the
L4utenaat-Governor of the north-west 'provinces and'
the Viceroy hipiself. The latter has addressed the