The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-17 00:00:00

THE WEATHER IN LONDON.

Yesterday was clear, with sunshine, but
exceedingly cold, with a breeze from the north-
cast. The ice is again accumulating in the pool.

THE FROST.
At 9 o'clock yesterday morning the thermo-
meter in London marked 20 degrees. It was
higher at the following places at the same•
hour :—l3erwick, 20 degrees higher ; Greenwich,
17; Queenstown, 16; Aberdeen, 15 ; Hull, 12 ;
and Liverpool, 10 degrees higher.

LONDON AND WESTMINSTER BANK.
The London and Westminster Bank yesterday
declared a dividend of 6 per cent., and a bonus of
7 per cent. on the paid-up capital. At a meeting
of the Union Bank yesterday the proposed divi-
dend of 12s. per share for last half-year was
declared.

REPORTED DEATH OF THE DUKE OF

SUTHERLAND.

A letter has been received at the Duke of
LPinser's, Carton,
.dated Jan. 15th, from the
Marchioness of Kildare, in which she states
that 11,-r father was much better that day,
but than the doctor thought his grace
could not
,117 twenty-four hours, on Sun-
day last. Tl:e
.letter was from Trentham
Ilall, The Globe 2s authorised to contradict the
report of the death of the Duke of Sutherland.
The account of his gracO's health yesterday morn-
ing were of a favourable cNracter.

PRINCE ALFICED.
PLTmoCut, Jan. 16.
Prince Alfred embarked at two o'clock p.m. to-
day on board the St. George, which Sailed at
four o'clock p.m.

The proposition to build wet and dry docks at
Northfleet is raised.
There were no arrivals of
shipping yesterday
morning either in the Downs or Gravesend.

The following appeared in out: later editions of
yesterday : A
THE BANK OF FRANCE.
The letters from Paris make no mention of any !,
alteration in the position of the Bank of,
France.
The Times says this silence is discouragi.og, as it --
is usually found, under circumstances li.ke the I
present, the news of any satisfactory cha.nee
circulates with great rapidity.
The Daily News states that many persons believe,
that the maintenance of specie payments by the
Bank of Trance will prove an exceedingly hard.
task. The immediate prospect appears to be one
of continued pressure upon us from that quarter.

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Yesterday 240 Garibaldian Volunteers arrived
in London from Italy, via Marseilles, by a French
stenmpazket. -
The first two weekly returns exhibit precisely.
the same number of deaths in the metropolis-7.
viz. 1,707, which is 342 per week tbove dm
average.
The frost continues with increased severity.-
Yesterday the communications from the Woolwich
Dockyard to the Salsette receiving hulk was safely
effected on the solid ice on foot.
Prince Victor Hohenloke, grandeon_, of . the
ye that there
Duchess of Kent, will shortly be married to Mies
Bathe resolutions
Laura Seymour, youngest daughter of Admiral
Sir George Seymour.
correspondent
is
still'l'lie tPost'shesamPearis ee
of Francis 11. ; and it may be that in accepting
uncertaintyrrp
the suspension of arms he has only sought - gam
time.
to gam
time.
The Earl Granville, as leader iaa Ministerial le
Lords, and the Earl of Derby, as
leader ,ofnthe
the,-
Conservative party, will each.
give a dinner On
the 4th proximo to a numerous circle of their
respective political supporters.
The Paris correspondent of the Post says Clint
on New Year's Day, at the reception of the diplo-
matic body, the Emperor spoke to the American
Minister, and expressed a hone that the people of
the United States would see the necessity of main-
taining that bond which has bestowed prosperity
on the country and made America 00 important *
nation in the eyes of the world. I

FORE.IGN FUR MANUFACTORY.
B E R T H A TICK,
OF BOLD-STREET, LIVERPOOL,
AND KING-STREE, MANCHESTER,
Begs espectfully to inform the Gentry of Liverpool and Man-
chester that his ;lock of F 17,11.5 is now complete for the ensuing
ceitson. Pore Skins Made-up. Bought. and Sold.

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661, QIIBBIC-STuar, LOWDOX, 93rd August 1860,
Dt.ta SIRS,—
pIAVE, as requested, to-day visited the Royal Laun-
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am arm who state that their Starch has been used for many
Vents in 'the Royal Laundry, and have been assured by Mr.
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any right to state that they
.supply Starch to her Majesty's
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for some years, but the Glenfleld Patent
I hale been further assured that your Starch continues to
give complete satisfaction, and that though trial has been made
of samples of various Starches, none of these have been found
nearly equal in quality to the Gletuleld.—l am. dear sirs your
obedient servant,
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