The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1861-01-23 00:00:00

THE BOMBAY MAIL.

The Bombay advices are to Dec. 27th, and
Calcutta to the 18th.
The indignation caused by the grant of £520,000
to the descendants of Tippo Sahib is very great.
It was opposed by Lord Canning's government,
and is the work of the Council of India at home.
Money market tight. Exchange 251. Large
business in linseed. Cotton had been low, owing
to unfavourable advices from England, but was
becoming firm. In the import Market, opening
after a suspension of six weeks, large transactions
in cotton piece- goods, but at prices-itrimme..caso
lower than before the suspension. The depression
of the markets is general, with the except/1 of
a few articles.
- Freights, which at one time had fallen very
low, had risen, owing to extensive speculation.
The quotations are £2 12s 6d for London, and
£2 5s for seeds to Liverpool, and £2 12s 6d for
cotton.

THE BANK OF FRANCE.
It is stated that owing to arrivals of gold from
Turkey and Italy, the position of the Bank of
France during the, past few days has eiperieneed
some improvement.
The accounts from the manufacturing districts
of France are not satisfactory.
ribind
weavers of St. Etienne are in the The.
tress at this moment. ••
The Times remarks that the American revolu-
tion is advancing with such rapid strides to a
consummation, that within a greatest .die-
tiroor we week '
may expect to hear of civil war betweeq: c
States of the Great RepUblic.

TILE DEANERY or EXETER. -- This appointment,
which bag .
-
become vacant by the death of the Venerable
Thomas Hill Lowe, M.A , •is Worth £l,lOO a-year, and
is in the gift of the Crown.: The «leceased dean was
edueatc'd.cit TrbiiifOollege Oxford, where he graduated
in -1804. . He i *As formerly vicar Of Griml47with-
Hallow, in thy diocese of Worcester, and was appointed
to the Deanery of ExOter in 1819, during the time of
Lord Melbourne's administration.
SUPPOSED Loss'OF TWO HEEL VESSELS AND FORTY
LIVES.—The screw steamers Bothnia and Wesley, of
to Messrs. Wilson,
Hull, there is little doubt, have been wrecked in the
late severe gale. The Bothnia vas a fine vexed ,only
'abot tweve months old belonging
Sonsu, and Co. She was, 1.000 tons barthen, 300 horse-
power, and was under the command of Copt. Marshall.
She had on board twenty-two ands, and was on her
way from Dantzic to Hull. The Wesley was a ship of
600 tons, belonging to Mr. Z. C. Pearson (ex-Mayor of
Hull). She had on board eighteen hands, and her
captain was named Herring. She was coming to Hull
from Copenhagen. Both vessels were last be of
at
Elsinore, about three weeks ago. passr has since
ed Enore
within three hours of each °Sq., and neith
been heard of. Although no official information has
been received by the owners in either case, yet there is
not the least doubt that both vessels have gone down
with all hands.
Tun GREAT FAILURE OF Iftssits. FRANCIS ED;
SoN, & Co.—The course to be adopted with regard to
accept th
the affairs of Messrs. Francis Ede, Son, & Co., has not
without
yet been finally decided. Meeting,s of the friends of
the house were held on Mondays and Tuesday. From
seie. consideration,rlli
the statements prevalent among he Greek interest it is
apprehended that the transactions are of such marmi-
Itthies
responsibility,tude that fwanwdillit b:eefmoismdto wbiellinfeglits ttoielnat,
caesrsitsatiannlyee
aingutehsteiolciofmoprledteesetp
penardteizeivsowurhotornsatyruigdgenletiroynowleimllseplrvoevsexvalltioh
aared
nearly those
egive h
:.aitnthuenrivalified assent, Particularly when
engagements of the house here and
amount of liabilities will, of
it arrange-
ment,is llt alleged
£1,000,000. A certain
have to be adjusted ;bat
in the East
tfiaaeal,
mess will be too lame
representilaebladmit '
. course, run off, and others
tstill the aggregate of indebte-
and
greater part of the sopoudndbumsina
mea-
sures being of any temporary,
can be obtained,
dence, 20s. in tl
On the other hand, *fun•
Pffected, the estimatesl anof immediate
e. If the requisite assistance
the estate is managed with .pru-
eichaitehaltrqetudJy n ,
been
of at
from 3s. 6d. to 10s. 6d. in tll:eepnotand, a SIM ss. pro-
bably being the closest ap roiimation. The firm has
yer-sbdeotirneefalti,ioettid,:praie:sdetorrtehhdee.
for many years maintained Pa
high character in Liverpool
and Manchester

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