The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-08 00:00:00

THURSDAY.

On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street,
1,074 Singapore Buffalo HIDES,
4,700 East India Tanned LEATHER.
ApplY to BROWNE HUNTER & CO., Brokers.

On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Broker's Office, 3, Exchange-alley North, Chapel-street,
197 Bags Black PEPPER,
54 „ DITTO (all faults),
ex Amethyst, from Singapore : Albert Dock. Apply to Messrs.
Wakefield, Nash, and Co., merchants ; or to
THOMAS SILL, Broker.

On Thursday next, the 10th instant, at Twelve o'clock Boston. New York. Philadelphia.
precisely, on the Quay of the Toxteth Dock, Liverpool,
in Lots, to suit Purchasers,) s. d. a. d. s. d. a. d. s. d. a. d.
968 Pieces City St. Domingo LIGNUMVITE,
Now Pig Iron, Bars, l2 6... 0 0 14 0... 0 0 0 0...15 0
landing ex Perseverance, from the City direct.
Rails, &e. ...
On account of the Importers. Chemicals and
Lotting, with dimensions, will be given at the time of sale. Fine 1r0n..... 0 0...15 0 14 0...15 0 17 6... 0 0
.
EDWARD CHALONER, Wood Broker and Measurer. Salt nominal. nominal. nominal.
6, East Side Queen's Dock. Dry Goods lO 0...15 0 10 0...17 6 0 0...20 0
Hardware l2 6... 0 0 0 0...12 6 20 0... 0 0
FRIDAY. Earthenware 0 0... 6 0 0 0... 6 6 0 0... 8 0
Passengers £4 5s Od £3l2s 6d £4 5s Od
On Friday next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Gross. Gross. Gross.
Brokers' Office, 2, Dale-street, Baltimore. Charleston. New Orleans.
160 Bales Bombay HEMP.
Apply to BROWNE, HUNTER, & CO., Brokers.
3, d, s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d. s. d.
On Friday next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the Pig Iron, Bars, i 15 0... 0 0 15 0... 0 0 20 0... 0 0
Brokers' Office, Rails, &e .. .
2,213 Bales JU T E,. Chemicals and 1 0 0...17 6 0 0...17 6 20 0...22 6
Now landing, ex John Chism. Albert Dock. Apply to Fine Iron ....
T. &H. LITTLEDALE & Co., Brokers. Salt .
Dry Goads 2O 0... 0 0 0 0...25 0 20 0_25 0
On account of the Importers. Hardware 2O 0... 0 0 0 0:..25 0 0 0...25 0
On Friday next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon, earthenware 0 0... 8 0 0 0... 76 • 7 0... 8 0
in the Brokers' Yards, Brunswick Dock Quay, Passengers £s Os £5 Os. £5 10e,
..). -n- arraTrrw nrats. 372 Standards. ex John Barbour, Nominal. Gress. Caron.

On account of the Importers.
On Friday next, the 11th instant, at Twelve o'clock at noon,
in the Brokers' Yards, Brunswick Dock Quay,
24,707 SPRUCE DEALS, 372 Standards, ex John Barbour,
from St. John, N.B.
6,348 St. John PINE DEALS, ex Great Northern.
84 Logs 2nd Middling FIR TIMBER, 1 ex Yorwarts, from
5,588 2nd quality REDWOOD DEALS, Memel.
421 HICKORY BILLETS, ex Rockaway, from New Orleans,
8 feet long, 5 to 8 inches square. E
DUNCAN, WING, & CO., Brokers.

gtt Cede ;Ai Watt

At the Liverpool Cattle Market to-day the sup-
ply of Beef and Mutton was smaller ; the demand
slow, at very high prices for each. Beef, 60. to
Bd.; Mutton, 91d. to 100. ; Lambs, 255. to 355.
each. Numbers at market—Cattle, 1,152; Sheep,
5,203.

On account of whom it may concern.
On Friday next, the 11th instant, at One o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 30A, Exchange-street East,
A Quantity Surplus STORES,
Consisting of 20 Hogsheads Sugar, 40 Boxes Tea, 94 Kegs
Pickles, 17 Cases Sago, 18 Cases Lard, 1 Cask Lime Juice, &c. :
lying in Green's warehouse, 39, Lydia Ann-street Also, 117
Bags Rice, 18 Bags Bran, 9 Barrels and 18 Sacks Flour, 158
Barrels Peas, 4 Barrels Lime JuicP, 1 Cask Lard, 3 Tierces
Beef, 26 Tierces Pork, 48 Tins Preserved Beef, and 18 Tons
Bread, Btc. : lying in M'lver's warehouse, No. 6 C, Postman-
street. 173 Ale Hogsheads : lying at Messrs. Garrow and
Bath's Cooperage, Mason-street and Tabley-street ; 29 is
Barrels. 1 Zinc Can Gunpowder : aU landed from the Great
Tasmania, from Calcutta. At the same time, 8 Casks Wine,
saved from the Ann Mitchell : lying in Albert Dock ware-
house. Apply to PERCIVAL, CAMPBELL, & CO.,
Brokers to the Liverpool Underwriters' Association.

LONDON, MONDAY EVENING.

The LONDON MARKET for ENGLISH STOCKS
opened to-day with firmness, and a fair amount of
business, but subsequently became heavy, and
Consols relapsed S to 4 per cent. from the late
prices of Saturday, the present quotations being
95 to 4 for money and the 9th, and 954 to
,t for
next month. Bank Stock has been dealt in at
226 to 2271 ; Reduced Three per Cents., 93; to & ;
New Threes, 93; 4 and t ; India Stock, 219 ; india
Debentures, 964 and 4; Enfaced Rupee Paper,
98! and g ; Ditto ditto, Five-and-a-Half per Cent.,
1044 and o ; India Bonds, 5s and 10i clis. ; and
Exchequer Bills, 6s to 8s prem.
The Funds closed at the following prices :
Consols Money
„ Account . . .. . .
Exchequer Bills 6 10
Bank Stock
Three per Cents 93t
Next Account
The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday

The funds to-day were dull, but scarcely lower than
yesterday. The other markets are firm. At the dis-
count-office at the Bank the amount of business was
above the average on Saturday. In other quarters
the rate for the best bills was 41 per cent., with occa-
sional transactions at 4—Daily News.
Consols opened with a little tendency to flatness, and
were without alteration until near the termination of
business, when an advance of k took place. The
character of the Bank return was the principle cause of
the want of animation in the morning, but it is, never-
theless, expected that a reduction in the rate of discount
will be made on Thursday next. The demand for
discount to-day has been rather more active, and a fair
business has been done at the Bank. In the Stock
Exchange the rate for advances on government securi-
ties was from 3a to 4 per cent. No gold was taken to
the Bank. About £30,000 of the recent Australian
arrivals has been bought for the continent—Times.
The LONDON RAILWAY SHARE MARKET to-day
was quiet, but generally firm in character. Great
Westerns are officially quoted 70 to 701 ;
London and North-Westerns, 102; to 1021 ;
Midlands, 1171 to 118! ; and South-Easterns,
87: to I. East India are firm at 102: to

Shares of the Union Bank are rather firmer,
being quoted at 25 to 25g.
Victoria Debentures are marked 107 to 1071 ;
and India Five per Cent. Loan, 106} to t.
The market closed steadily at the following
prices

Ambergate, Not., & East. Junction 6T,
Caledonians
Dutch Rhenish . .
Eastern Counties .
East Lancashire .
Edinburgh & Glasgow
Great Northern

• . 79 80
. . 116
• . 119 120
• . 70

/I )1
Great Westerns . . . •
Great Western of Canada . •
Grand Trunk of Canada . . . . 81,
Great Southern & Western . . . 113 14
Lancashire & Yorkshire . . • • 105 Z
London & North-Western . . • 102
London & South-Western . . • 92 3
Leeds Northern . . 49,1 60
Manchester, Sheff., & Lincolnshire 41! 2,1
Midland Stock
North British
North Staffordshire
South-Eastern & Dover . . . • 861 71
York, Newcastle, & Berwick . . 96? 7
York & North Midland . . • • 80s
The following appeared in our second edition
of yesterday
The railway share market, on Saturday, was generally
steady, with very little doing.
The traffic returns of the United Kingdom, for the
week ending April 28th, exceeded by £58,015 the cor-
responding week of last year.

In the LONDON MARKET for FOREIGN SECT-
RIVES to-day only a limited business was done,
and the tendency in values was slightly adverse
in some cases. Original Turkish Six per Cents.
have been taken at 771 and 771, and the New
Sixes at 621 and t. Mexican Threes are
rather fiat at 21Z-. Portuguese are steady at 45k.
The LONDON COLONIAL PRODUCE MARKET
since Friday has been rather inactive.
SUGAR.—The public sales declared for to-mor-
row consist of 150 hhds. West Indies and 18,000
bags Mauritius. Coffee-200 casks Ceylon, with
small quantities of cocoa and rice.
SUGAR.-1,200 boxes Havanna reported sold.

COPFEE.-150 bags native sold at 61s.
TEA.—The large public sales advertised for
this article had a depressing influence.
RICE has been more enquired for.
SALTPETRE. Refraction 11 sold at 393. ;
refraction 7i, 415.; refraction 5, 439•
In other articles no material alteration.
The BOROUGH HOP MARKET.—The accounts
from the plantations are on the whole favourable.
Good and useful Hops continue iu fair request, at
full prices ; but the demand for them is by no
means active. For all other kinds the inquiry
is slow.

The LONDON CORN MARKET.—The weather

is very fine to-day, with an east wind. The sup
ply of English Wheat was small, and sold slowly
at a decline of is to 2e from last Monday's rates.

May 6,

Despatch (ss), Gardner,
Kilmore
Assaye, Caldwell Bombay
Ocean Pearl, Kruger,
New Orleans
Ann Cheshire, Whiteway,
Cobija
Clara Novello, Davis ...Havre
Bonne Fante, Aner Nantes
OFF TM
Crusader, Columbini
SAIL

May 7.
Premier, Stephens, Rotterdam
De Brus (s), WlCease ...Cadiz
Relief, M•Pherson ...Bombay

May 7.
Great Britain (m), Gray,
Melbourne
Aurora Aviero
Nemesis, Vlank Nantes
Mencius
I British Merchant Huanacho
Middlesex, Parmalep,
New Orleans
John Panter Pomaron
E PORT.
Le, and Aderonidock.
LED.
British Queen (ss), Harrison,
Havre
Messenger, Carter...Cronstadt
Florist, Baker ...Monte Video

...43 W
~.48 N... 60 W

SPOKEN
Eagle, hence for Boston, April 21
Judah Touro, for Mobile, April 13
per Ocean Belle.
Belgower, Sunderland for Callao, April 2
Echo, London for Sydney, April 3 .. 27 W.
Clyde, Galveston for Liverpool, April2o 36 N... 28 W.
Isaac Webb, April 26 49 N... 20 W
Lady Clark, Sierra Leone for Plymouth, Aprills 30 N... 41 W.
Swiftsure, London for Melbourne, April 3
per British Merchant.
Cosmos, Algoa Bay for London, April 21 49 N... 20 W
Emma, April 22 49 N... 19 W.
Macdonald, bound north-west, April 23 50 N . 19
Nimrod, from Bombay, April 18 45 N... 21 W
Shamrock, bound north-west, April 22 49 N... 19 W
per Miranda.
Brunette, inward bound, May 6.
Millicente, inward bound, May 6.
Anna Maria, April 14
British Tar, 1
Demethea, bound soath-east, April 14
Hsrmonie, Callao for Cork, April 5
Harvest Home, Iquique for Cork, May 5
John Barbour, for Liverpool, May 5
Navarino, May 8...

.16 N.. 31 W.
.41 N... 13 W.
.1G N... 31 E.
.44 N... 39 W.
.51 N... 12 W.
51 N... 12 W.
.51 N... 12 W.

per Great Britain (ss). '
Barbadian, for Trinidad, May 1, off Arklow, per Invincible.
Escort, Africa for Ltverpool, April 5, off the Azores.
Kate Carney, bound west, April 20, off Tuskar.
Bello, Gaboon for Liverpool, April 23 51 N... 20 'W,
Equinox, hence for Batavia, March 4 22 5...27 W.
Juverna, hence for Cape of Good Hope, April 4 3 5...28 W,
Kestrel, hence for Callao, March 8 23 5...27 W
Mezerium, hence for Monte Video, 38 days out lO N... 21 W
San Carlos, for Liverpool, Jan. 21 55 9...76 W
OTJTPORTS.
Boreas, Jopson, from Hong Kong at Portsmouth.
Queen of the West, in Newhaven Roads.

Golden Rocket, from Iquique for Liverpool. off Queenstown.
DEAL, May 7.---Arrived and passed : Florist, from St. Vin-
cent; Agamemnon, Calcutta; Despatch (ss), Liverpool; all for
London ; Lady Mansell, St. Michael's to Hull ; Annie Morice,
west to north ; Mariner, Hartlepool to Hong Kong ; Northern
Light, Shields to Aden; Petrel, to north; Fairy Queen, Shields
to Civita Vecchia ; Nordeep, Messina to Gothenburg ; Eliza-
beth, Rio Janeiro to Copenhagen ; P lora Angra, London to
Lisbon ; Clara, London to Bong Kong.
GRAVESEND, May 7.---Arrived : Undaunted, from Penang ;
Caroline, Danzic ; Sarah, William, and Samaritan, Antwerp ;
Daring, St. Michael's; Crescent, and Jubilee, Guernsey ; Ann,
Antwerp; Furat, and Thea, Grave ines ; Wave Queen, and
Tangregsi, Terceira; Relea,e, and Rinburn, Oporto ; Bazalich,
Algoa Bay; Condor,Dauzic; Erebus, Porto Rica ; J. Primser,
Rotterdam; Point, Jamaica; Coral Queen, Algna Bay ; Guapi-
za.na, and New Carnago, Porte Rico ; Queen, St. Michael's ;
Blanche Moore, and Agamemnon, Calcutta; Amethyst, Leg-
horn ; Florist, St. Vincent ; Mary and Emily, Pillau ; Hannah
Hicks, Demerara. Sailed : Roxburgh Castle, to Port Phillip.
Fai.afourn,! May: 7.—Arrived : Alexander 11., Kerman, St.
Mary's, Georgia; Reays, Falconer, Alexandria; Eluisa, De
Rosa, Gallipoli; Jolaana Louise, Knit, Havana. Off: Prins
Adelbert, Faur, from Santa Martha; Chryais, Sager, Shanghai
to London.
Caoonnavz:4, May 7.—Arrived : Swinge, Kokermulla, from
Monte Video; Graf Von Bulow, Barge, Lagos; Bappi, Luaini,
Constantinople; Great Western, New York. Off: ohannes
and Helen, from Iquique ; Queen Margaret, Singapore to
Liverpool.
DUBLIN, May 7.—Arrived : Leba, Bonny Amelia, and Alexis,
from Nantes; 'Gustave Marie, and Thomas, Danzic ; Alexandi,
Bordeaux ; Lady Kingsdale, Cadiz ; Judith, Barbadoes.
Qt•EintsTowar, May 7.---Arrived: Wentworth, from Odessa ;
Mercury, Rio de la Haebe ; Genoa. Ibraila ; Glake, Rio
Grande ; Jollys, Constantinople; Mirmion, Galatz ; Ida,
Odessa; Earl Powis. and Rankful. Alexandria: Guisichan,
Odessa • Amalia Helen, Catania, goes to Newcastle; Staath-
raath nergemmou, Venice; Niagara (ss), Liverpool for
Boston, and proceeded; Libertis, and Ambassador. Odessa ;
Thiberas, Salina; H.M.S. :Niagara, Parkhurat. Off: Gohannes,
and Helene, from Iquique, went to Hamburg; Brothers,
Cavilla, went to Clare. Passed harbour yesterday : Great
Britain (es), Melbourne for Liverpool, landed passengers and
mails and proceeded. *Sailed : Mary Storen, for Hanaburgh ;
Mary Ridley, Limerick; Sloke, Bristol ; Southcliff, Barbadoes.
BELFAST, May 5.---Arrived: Malvina (ss), from London;
Marie Rose, Bordeaux ; Ire Veunir, Bayonne. 6.---Marie
Amenda, Bayonne ; 'Ville de Guitres, Bordeaux. Sailed :
Fylla, for Copenhagen ; Eva, Liverpool ; Victor Emeline,
Troon ; Louis, Ayr.
GREENOCK, May 7.---Arrived: Jane Speirs, from Trinidad;
Othello, from Matanzas ; John Ferguson, from Demerara ; St.
Pierce, Nantes. Sailed : Greenock, for Mauritius.

THE DAY'S NEWS.

In the House of Lords, yesterday, the Marquis
of Clanricarde's motion on the subject of Savoy
was withdrawn ; and the Manchester Water Bill
was read a second time.

In the House of Commons, yesterday, Lord J.
Russell said, in reply to Mr. Hadfield, that
repeated efforts had been made to improve our
commercial relations with Turkey, but without
success. Mr. Cardwell, in reply to Mr. Vance,
stated that the bill for the better regulation of
the Irish Ecclesiastical Commission would shortly
be introduced to the House of Lords. Mr.
Bowyer, in *reply to Mr. Newdegate, said
that he had been in communication with the
Government about the bill respecting Roman
Catholic charities, but it was not yet ready.
Mr. S. Herbert, in answer to Sir S. Northcote,
stated that the force despatched to China was
13,000 men. If the contest was protracted, it
would, of course, be necessary to ask for a further
vote. Mr. Walter, proprietor of the Times, and
Mr. Horsman had some discussion with reference
to a coincidence between a speech of the former,
on the Reform Bill, and a leading article in the
Times, in the cause of which Lord Palmerston
and Mr. Disraeli took part in favour of Mr.
Walter. The adjourned debate on the Wine
Licenses Bill was resumed. Mr. Ayrton, Mr
Liddell, Mr. Palk, Mr. V. Scully, Mr. Hu mberston ,
and Mr. James opposed the bill as injurious to the
morality of the people. Mr. Villiers defended
the bill. Mr. Henley said that the provisions of
the bill were directly opposed to the unanimous
report of the committee, of which the right hon.
gentleman who spoke last was chairman, and
which he seemed to have altogether forgotten.
Mr. Buxton urged the Government to withdraw
the bill. Sir M. Peto and Sir W. Mills supported
the bill. The Chancellor of the Exchequer said
that all the objections to the bill were in matters
11 of detail. He was quite willing to submit
to the advice of the House in committee.
After some observations from Mr. Newdegate in
opposition to the measure, the House divided on
the amendment that the bill be read a second
time.that day six months. The amendment was
negatived by 267 to 193; majority, 74. The bill
was then read a second time. The Census
(Ireland) Bill was read a second time.
The Times made a statement yesterday, which
it must have created no slight anxiety to ascer-
tain the truth of. "It is loudly boasted," it said,
" by persons apparently possessing the full confi-
dence of the Chancellor of the Exchequer, that
we are at last bound over to keep the peace in
recognisances which we cannot evade, and that
so much indirect taxation has been repealed that
it will be henceforth impossible to go to war
without throwing all its burdens upon a single
class, the wealthiest and hitherto the most influ-
entialin the country." Well might it be added,
as it was, that they were desirous of information
on these subjects. But very little of such infor-
mation, that can be in any way satisfactory at
least, was apparently given by the Chancellor of
the Exchequer in the House last night, when he
had the opportunity of imparting it. The ques-
tion seems still to be a most anxious one, " on
what foundation the great fabric of British credit
will rest when the temporary props on which it
is now precariously supported have been knocked
away, and whether it be indeed true that our
Treaty with France is destined to promote peace,
not only by mutual conciliation and commercial
intercourse, but by depriving us of the financial
resources required for supporting the burden even
of a defensive war."

The London Atlas remarks with sarcastic enlo
phasis upon the fact, of the two great American
patrons of their pugilistic countryman, Heenan,
having actually been presented at Court ! " The
Queen," it reminds us, " held a levee the other
day, and among the presentations by the United
States Minister were Dr. Augustus Rawlings, of
New York, and Mr. Wilkes—two gentlemen who
came over from America with the hero ; and wbo
conducted the illustrated paper which appared
immediately after the fight, and which gore to
the English public the trans-Atlantic version of
the affair." Our contemporary would have us be