The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-16 00:00:00

INDIA.

CALCUTTA, Feb. 8.
Grey shirtings, 50 reeds, 6 lbs., 3r. 15a. to 4r.
Per Piece. Madapolams, 50 reeds, 3 lbs., 2rs. 3a.
Per piece. Raw silk, G.G. M'Casseleugnai, 15r. to
17r. Ba. .per beer. Sugar, first quality, Br. 4a.
to Sr. Ba.'per maund.. Iron flat, 32r. to 34r, per
illaund• Saltpetre, 108 r. per fy. maund. Lin-
seed, 3r. 4a. to 4r. 6a ; to middling, 2r. 12a,
ar* 3a. Freights to England ; For saltpetre, ON.;
tor Sugar, ,50s. to SN. 6d. ; for indigo, sos. to 100 s.

COLOMBO, CEYLON, Feb. 16.
The native crop of coffee is very short.
l'rei,ghts, 80s. to 85s.

CfiINA.

SHANGHAIS January 22.

Business partially suspended, owing to the
Chinese holidays. Tea : Settlements;
imports—grey shirting, 51, to to 51 catties 1-
85 to 1 91 taels ; grey shirtings, 6t to 6,1
catties, 1 95 to 2 2 taels ; grey shirtings,
to 71 catties, 2 45 to 2 50 taels ; ,H.H. scarlet
long ells, 7 5 taels ; lead, 5 2 to 5 3 taels ; iron,
3,2 to 3 5 taels; freights to England for tea, 30s
to 40s; freights for silk, 70s. , Disastrous fires at
Eageasaki and Jokuhanna have destroyed a large
amount of European property,
' • Fod.Clloo,Foo, February 19.

Tea, 1 2 taels lower. The quantity to com-
pletes eason's yield is expectedto be small, and
higher rates are confidently looked for.

AMERICA.

QUEENSTOWN, March 15

The Liverpool,-. New York, ' and Philadelphia
Company's steamer Vigo, Captain Jellard, from
::NeW,York on the 3rd instant, has
.arrived. Her
news has been in a great measure anticipated.
2,000,000 of the new ,G per Cent. Treasury Bills
were issued on the 2nd instant, and sold imme-
diately.
Advices had been received from Jamaica to the
10th of February. The_ weather was highly
favourable to. sugar making, and the crops were
expected to' be materially over last year. The
islands were healthier.
Oil the 2nd instant .the New York stock
market closed firm at an advance on speculative
shares. Money easier. .Exchange,on London a
fraction lower ; Paris' steady.

OUTWARD AMERICAN MAILS.
• QUEENSTOWN, March 85.
The s.s. City of Washington, and the s.s.

Bohemian, of the Montreal line, arrived heiv
from Liverpool, and proceeded again, taking
mails and passengers and the latest telegrams.

WEST INDIA MAILS.

SOUTHAMPTON, March 16.

The Royal Mail Steamship Company% steamer
Shannon, Captain Abbott, with the West India
and Pacific mails, arrived off the Needles at
1.15 a.m.

Sir William Russell, late member for Doter,lis'
spoken of as a 'Candidate for Norwich:

The following appeared in a portion of our
impression of. yesterday :

AMERICA.
QUEENSTOWN, Tithrch 15.

The Montreal ocean steamship Anglo-Saxon arrived
here . this Morning with 'dates to 4th ; passed steamer
Ameiica'on 13th. . • • •

The Edinburgh arrived out-at New York late on 2nld.
Two regiments have been withdrawn from Utah•and
sent to the protection of the Texian frontiers.
MONTREAL, March 3.
The residence of the Governor-General was entirely
burnt on the 28th ult.

THE SCREW STEAMER HUNGARIAN.
HALIFAX', March 2.
An official letter has been received from Mr. Towns-
end, Government agent -at the wreck. He says, it is
now ascertained beyond doubt 'that nd survivors exist.
Onlythree bodies have been found. One woman ; one man,
supposed to be a fireman ; one child, two years old. The
cargo and materials are scattered along the shore, from
Icetusket Spend, Capp; Sabel, as far. east: as:Ragged
Islands. A considerable quantity of goods are drifting
ashore •at the mouth of Shelbourne Karbala. The
mails are soaked to a pulp,, and will be sent to Halifax
by the cutter.
• ,•
i CO M MERC lAL . ,

N6A. ORLEANS,, March 2.—Sales Cotton to2dity
13,500 bales, at irregular prices : Middling, to 11.
Salo for the week 50,000, and receipts 76,000 against
50,000 last year: Exports of week 74,000, Total
exports 132,000. Receipts .ahead.of last year 374,000.
Coffee firm. Exchange on London declined k per cent.
• Ntiv Yoßa; March 2.;—Cotton a 'shade better; sales,
1,000 bales. Middling Uplands, at ;118c. Ashes un-
changed. Flotir a better inquiry, and'good braids are
fiiiner. Coin firmer. Pork dull and heavy. Bacon and
Cut Meats heavy sales unimportant. Lard. heavy.
Sugars dull and heavy : New Orleans, 6/ to 8. Coffee
quiet and, firm... Rice unchanged. Spirits Turpentine
firm, at'4B to 49. Iron qutet : SCoich Pig; at.s2s to sg6
Oils quiet and unchanged. Tobaceo steady. Tallow
quiet and firmly held, at 11 to 111. Freights to Liver-
pool unchanged.

TI-4E . ITALIAN POPULAR VOTE:

BOLOGNA, March 15.

The following is the official return of the voting in
Romagna :—For annexation, '200,6'p ; separate - king-
dom, 224 ; cancelled, 283.
FLORENCE, March if. •.
The returns of the vote iu Tuscany, with the excep-
tion of. 32 communes, show for annexation 330,087 ;
separate kingdom 13,156.

THE ANNEXATION OF, SAVOY:
TURIN, March 15

The Sardinian Government,' it is' asserted, has coal'
seated to the deniand of France, to effect the cessation
of Savoy and Nice by a special treaty to ,be made
between France and Piedmont. The treaty will be fol-
lowed by the vote of the municipalities, and the two
contracting parties will afterwards repeat t) the Euro-
pean powers the nature and motive of this territorial
arrangement between them. By this arrangement Sar-
dinia cedes to' France Savoy unto Mount Cenis,- and
Nice unto Villafranca. Thus all the passes: of the Alps
will be possessed by France,- who likewise obtains
Chablis and'Fauciguy,
~ Mr. James Fogy, and Dr. Kern have been; informed by
the French Government that France declines to enter
into negotiations for ceding Chablis and Faucigny to
Switzerland.

THE WAR IN MOROCCO..
MADRA.), March 4

On, Monday last a Moorish messenger delivered a
letter to Marshal O'Donnell; from the Emperor of
Morocco, professing his desire for peace, aid requesting
the Marshal to facilitate an arrangeinent adrantageons
to both nations. Marshal O'Donnell 'consented Ito
negotiate, but declared that he will mot suspend his