The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-12-14 00:00:00

FRANCE.

The Moniteur reprints, in large type, an article
from the Morning Star, which expresses the con-
viction that the Emperor intends to restore par-
liamentary government to France in its complete
forme

THE FRENCH FUNDS.
PARIS, Dec. 13, 3.40 p.m,
The Bourse continues very dull. Rentes closed
fiat, at 68f. 80c., or sc. lower than yesterday.

EMBARKATION OF THE EMPRESS OF
THE FRENCH.
The Empress of the French embarked at
Folkestone at 10 a.m. yesterday for France.

TIN WEST INDIA AND PACIFIC MAILS.
SOUTHAMPTOX, Dec. 13.
The mail steamship Atrato brings $1,475,978
in specie. She left St. Thomas on the 29th tilt.
The yellow fever had abated at Jamaica.
The weather at Trinidad and Demerara was
fa' oiirable for planters,
At narbadoes the trops -were promising.
Exchange, thirty days, $490.
All was quiet at Chili.
The Copiapo silver mines continued to yield
well.

News from Peru indicate an open rupture
with Itolivia, The 'United States Minister to
Peru had demanded his passports:
Tranquility had been established in thiayaquil.
A severe shock of earthquake bad been fe.
The commander of her Majesty's ship Cadmus
had attempted to enter the city of Carthagena,
but was reftsed admission. The governor thought
he intended td attaek the city, and ordered all
the English residents to be miectited immediately
the first English shot was fired.

Business was dull at Valparaiso. Specie scarce,
A rise in the rate of interest was anticipated.
Silver bars, pure, were quoted $lO 87f c per mare.
Exchange cm London, sixty days, 431 per
dollars Freights to England, 3ss.

T 1 it IiciMDAY ITEAVY MAILS.
The Indus, with the above mails, left Gibraltar
on the morning of the 9th instant, having been
detained two days at that place by bad. weather.

CALCUTTA, CHINA, AND AUSTRALIAN

MAILS.

MARSEILLES, Dec. 13.
The Victis, vith' the above mails, arrived at
Marseilles at 7 p.m. The mails leave for London
at 10 p.m.

CHURCR BATES.
The P.atriot, an organ of the Nonconformists,
referring •to mr. Disraeli's new movement on the
question of Church-rates, says that their abolition
must now be made a overnment measure, and
that the Dissenters have it in their power to make
this perfectly understood in' DoWningestreeti and
the end will then soon come.

The Earl of Aberdeen is worse.

The folloilring appeared In our later editions of
yesterday
FRENCH RENVOACEMENTS FOR CHENTA.
'The 600 men who had prOteeded to Alexandria en
route for China, and who were suhserpiently connter-
manded and had returned to Toulon, have again received
orders to proceed forthwith to China via Suez. This is
btit an instalment of the force intended for the country.

nig rENINSULAR MAIL.
BOtiTHAMPTOII, Dec. 13.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's screw-
steamer Alhambra, Captain Stewart, atrited with
the above mails, eleven passengers, and £7,366
in specie. She experienced heavy north-easterly
gales on her passage. She spoke the Ceylon, of
Oporto, on the Bth instant.
The screw-steamer Ibernia, bound from London
to Oporto was lying in harbour off Vigo, unable
to enter the Douro on account of the bad weather.
The American brig Volante, the screw-steamer
Britannia (eight days from London), and several
small ships, were also lying in Vigo Harbour
vvindbound. •
_

Her Majesty's steam yacht Osborne sailed from
Lisbon for England on the 6th instant.
The channel squadron was to sail for England
on the sth.instant.

At Lisbon on the 7th instant exchange on
London, three months, was quoted 541, Paris
5.27, Amsterdain 422, Hamburg 48, Genoa 5.26.
Rentei three per cent. interest paid to 31st
December 464 deferred 371, coupons 454. Bank
of Portugal shares 560, Bank of Oporto 2.58

THE LONDON AND NEW YORK MONEY

MARKETS.
The Times says the belief in the capacity of the Mew
York money market, to supply bills on England at a

heavy rate of discount for any amount of specie that
may be shipped thither, is beginning to subside, and
that, instead of £200,000 being despatched yesterday,
according to the anticipations expressed, the amounts
were under £60,000.