The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-21 00:00:00

Four-and-a-Half

per Cents .. . 97 75
Do. end of month --
Three per- Cents. 68 75
Do. end of month 68 70
Bailk Shares ....2820
Credit Mobilier.. 692 50
Ditto, Account . . 692 50

RAIL
Cash. Ace,
1a65 ..1366t
9511.. 954
872
890

Orleans.
Northern
New ditto ..
Lyons and M 890
New ditto .. • •
Geneva .... 3631.. 365

. The Queen and prippe Consort, accompanied
by three of the Princesses, paid a visit to the
steam-Yacht Fox, on Thursday, and spent half-an-
hour on board.

The abandonment of the Bankruptcy Bill is
spoken of by the Tidies as leaving the session
utterly barren. It is the capital disgrace of the

session.

The death of Lord Elphinstone, late Goyernor of
Bombay, took place on Thursday it London. His
lordship was unmarried, and the Scottish barony
descends to his cousin, Mr. John Elphinstone
Fleming.

The Times complains that of late, in addition
to giving three months' credit, certain houses in
the tea trade have permitted the bill system to
be rather freely introduced. The results have
already been exhibited in more than one recent
provincial failure.
The Times quotes a letter frond 4apad, which
alludes to a report that 12,000 Russian soldiers
were on the march to Pekin. The writer is. quite
confident that something mysterious is ou foot,.
and hopes the success of the allies may not be
thwarted by Russia.
At a meeting on Tiruraday, log the creditors of
Mr. J. Hooper, leather merchant and tanner, of
Bermondsey, who tately Stopped payment, a
balance-sheet was read by Mr. Sawyer, the
accountant, sikowing liabilities to the amount of
£31,000, and assets £5,200. At the end of last
year the deficiency was stated to be only 43,400;
the difference between that sum and the present
deficit, of £25,800, being caused by losses by
failures and depreciation of stock.

LATEST NEWS.

(BY BRITISH AND IRISH MAGNETIC TELEGRAPH.)

FRANCE.

PARIS, July 20.
The Momiteur contains the promulgation of the
convention between the French and Belgian
Governments in reference to the entry of French
wines and spirits into Belgium. According to
this convention wines will pay in future an
export duty of 31fr. 50c. per hectolitre, and
spirits of fifty degrees proof, 50fr. fur every
degree of proof; above fifty, spirits will pay
lfr. 18e. in addition.

The Moniteur also publishes the following :
In presence of the deplorable events of which
Syria is the theatre, and which have caused
deep emotion throughout Europe, the Govern-
ment of the Emperor has deemed it its duty to
communicate its views without delay to the
Cabinets of the five Great Powers, and to the
Porte, in order to concert the measure which
circumstances demand. The same journal an-
nounces that the loan of the City of Paris has
been adopted by 215 against 9.

TOULON, July 20.
Great activity prevails here in the arsenal and

forts.

The Paris correspondent of the Herald says
that England will send a regiment or two to
Syria, but that France intends to despatch 25,000
men under Marshal M'Mahon. One of the Paris
journals says that this number of men seems
greatly exaggerated. The Envoy of Garibaldi
has had an interview with the Emperor.
The Mayenne transport now fitting out at
Toulon will take out to China a siege train to
replace that which was lost on the China coast.
The French custom duties for June produced
£478,474, being a decrease of i 265,000 as com-
pared with same month last year.

ITALY.
A leading journal of Genoa states that for
some time past arrests of priests for having pro-
hibited weapons concealed about their person
have been very frequent.

SPAIN.
A semi-official journal of Madrid says that in
consequence of outrages committed on Spanish
subjects in the republic of Venezuela the Govern-
ment has ordered some vessels of war to proceed
there.