The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-14 00:00:00

SHIPPING.

Tonnage is in demand at increasing rates. The
aestre to escape from the scene of anarchy evinced
by the Chinese extends to the very highest
classes, who are eager charterers of vessels to ,
convey them to the South, others are fleeing
northwards, and another class are content to hire
vessels by the day to remain at anchor in the
river.

The Antagonist has arrived from China, with
503,600 lbs. of tea.

The stoppage is announced of Mr. Dickens,
currier, of Southwark. His liabilities are pro-
bably very limited.
Letters from Toulon' and Marseilles make it
appear that not less than 1.1,000 or 12,000 French
troops were leaving for Syria.
A report, current for the last day or two in
Paris, seems to gather credit to the effect that
when Garibaldi lands in the Kingdom of Naples,
Lamoriciere also will cross the frontier.
The suspension is announced of Mr. John Dales,
a merchant and woollen manufacturer, with lia-
bilities said to be rather heavy. The case has.
been taken into the Bankruptcy Court.
It is expected that her Majesty will not remain
at Balmoral longer than a month, and will then
cross to Hamburg in the Royal yacht, and pro-
ceed to Coburg, where it is expected the meeting
between the Princess Royal and her Majesty will
take place.

The Rev. Mr. Goldie, a Calabar missionary is at
present in Liverpool, making arrangements for printing
the New Testament in the Ethck tongue.
We regret to announce the death of Mr. May, the
eminent engineer, of Great George-street, Westminster,
who died on Saturday, after only one day's illness..
FOUND DROWNED.—An inquest was held yesterday,
befor the coroner for the county of Chester, on the body
of a lad, named -Wilbraham, found drowned in a brook
near Stourton, on Saturday. Ile had been subject fo
fits. The jury returned a verdict in accordance with the
evidence.

THE MAGISTRACY. - John Carmichael, Esq., of
Riverstown-house, Riverstown, in the county of Cork,
the principal of the firm of Messrs. J. Carmichael and
Co., Liver House, of Liverpool, has, on the recommen-
dation of Lord Fermoy, been appointed by the Lord
Chancellor to the Commission of the Peace for the
county of Cork.

LIVERPOOL EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY, MOUNT-

FLEASANT.—Consulting Surgeon, Hugh Neill, Esq; ;
Surgeons, Dr. R. Hibbert Taylor, Dr. Nevins, T.
Bickerton, Esq. ; Assistant Surgeon, Robert Batty,
Esq. ; Treasurer, J. G. Livingston, Esq.
Report
for the week ending
August 11, 1860 :—New cases :
Eyes, 73 ; Ears, 34. Prescribed for, and received
surgical assistance : Eyes, 310 ; Ears, 120.
EFFECTS OF EARLY CLOSING.—When shop assist-
ants had no liberty it was but natural that, if they could
escape for a short period from the exactions of business,
their ardent spirits should overflow and drive them into
excesses ; but now they have more leisure, they have
undergone a marvellous change, indecorum being now
exceptional, and their general character and bearing
that of moral, responsible beings, as little to be censured
as that of any other class. We state this on the ground
of oaisitr
m ownknowledge, and on the authority of
a v
st and most eminent commer-
cial firms throughout the entire kingdom, whose testi-
mony ought to be of more valne than mere thecoritsta,—
hiitofi's Mamas Girokfr fir odugrid,