The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-09-19 00:00:00

SPAIN.

MADRID, Sept. 17.
Op Saturday the Emperor and the Empress of
the French disembarked at Mahon, and inquired
whether the Queen of Spain was there. Upon
receiving a negative reply, their Majesties re-em-
barked, leaving a letter for the Queen, who had
embarked'at P,c.it'ca for Mahon, on the evening of
the 16th inst.

CANADA AND THE UNITEa STATES.
LONDONPERRY, Sept. 18.

The Montreal screw-steamer • Nova Scotian,
with dates from Quebec to the Bth instant,
arrived at Lough Foyle at 6 a.m. She trans-
ferred all mails on board the tender in waiting,
and proceeded immediately after to Liverpool.
She passed the steamer Bohemian on the 9th
inst., and the Canadian and John Bell (steamers)
on the 12th. The steamers America and Prince
Albert rri,ved out.
Latest a6icgs frol4 Honduras state that a
outs* the walls of
Tforrucxeulo 7roeoadmyeu assimbled
to attack Walker. Au English
man-of-war had also arrived oil the 19th ult.,
stating, on her arrival, that her object was to
protect the citizens and property of Honduras,
and restore the revenue of Truxillo to the right-
ful authorities. Heavy cannonading was heard
at Rnatan on the morning of the 24th, in the
direction of Truxillo, which lasted till noon.
His Royal Highness the Prince of Wales
arrived at Coburg on Thursday evening, where
he met With Xhe warmest reception. His carriage
was drawn froththe Wharf bY a number of
x,y en
gentlemen carrying torteS, and eSeorted
immense crowd to the Town Hall, 'where his i
Royal Highness received addresses from the
Town Council and the Victoria College. The
al party left the next day for.Peterboro,
were they were warmly welcomed. His Royal
ighneo reached Toronto the same evening,, and
was met witt.' mign*6l:Ap Teeeppion. His
Royal Highness was received by thy- AW-aY9r
and the corporation, the judges the members
of Parliament, and officers of the army and
volunteers. A thousand children sang the
National Anthem. It was dark before the cere-
mony finished, but the city was brilliantly
illuminated. This morning his Royal Highness
held a levee ; particulars not received.
rof
yesterday morning.
" Weather
Unfavoarqb.4
seNieieik powlemned by the whole
. The conduct of the Orangemen of
Kingston
Admiral Milnes' son died of scarlet fever at
Quebeces s p

steady yester COMMERCIAL.
NEW YORK, Sept. 6.—The cotton market was
at unchangedVrias. Flour opened riith a good
demand and firm'prices., but after i.e6eiPt of the
daY, with sales of about 2,500 bales
America's news it became' slaCk and closed with
tameness. Wheat active, with hill prices, but
after news came to hand the market closed
quietly., Corn was active, at 4nellapge4 Pric.
Pork heavy, Sugar steady, Coffee
ing. public sale to come off' in a few days.
Freights tolerably active. Stocks steady.
MONTREAL, Sept. F B.—Heward and Morgan
report . large sales of flour at 570 to 584 for
No. 1, superfine, holders to-day quiet, await-
-600, which buyers refuse ; market closed firm
but dull. Wheat.: Sales, 12.000 bushels; Chi-
cago, No. 1, spring, 125, now held at 127.
Nothing 4Qiug in peas or corn. Ashes dull, at
660 for p 04.• eept? loge, asking 590 to
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THE STEPNE MURDER.
The adj i
ournedinquest was held . yesterditY•
Both Mullene .E ma were preseo. 'A' fUrther

adjournment, took place to October 16th. In the
afternoon Mullens was placed before the magis-
trates at the Thames Police-court, and the
evidence given before the coroner was repeated.
It principally related to the identification of the
articles found in the outhouse belonging to Emms
as having been the property of Mrs. Emsley, and
likewise to the fact of Mullens having•been seen
more than once near the outhouse where the -bag
was discovered. Mullens was. remanded. On
leaving he_was hooted. Emms continues out on
bail.

ARRIVAL OF HER MAJESTY.
The royal train arrived at the Queen's station,
at Gosport, at 8.15 yesterday morning. Her
Majesty immediately left 'in the Fairy for
Osborne.

GAZETTE NEWS.
The appointment of Lord Stanley of Alderly
to the office of Postmaster-General, which is
dated August 17th, was gazetted last night.

THE CALCUTTA, CHINA, & AUSTRALIAN

MAILS.
• SOUTHAMPTON, Sept. 18.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steamer
Pera, with the heavy portion of the above mails,
arrived off the Needles at 3.50 p.m.

The following appeared in our later editions of
yesterday :

VENETIA.
The Post remarks, that a war against Venice
must be a revolution throughout, all Austria, and
a revolutionary war throughout Austria is almost
certain to pass into a general European war,
which might leave the Italians in a worse•posi-
tion than that at present.

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SARDINIA AND THE ROMAN STATES.
The Tinzis remarks tiult•it is not in his capa-
city. of gang of Piedmont, but in his Rapacity of
leader and dictator of the Italian revolution, that
Victor Emmanuel has entered the Roman States.
The question is not whether this particular war
could be justified standing alone, but whether the
Italian revolution, of which it is a necessary con-
sequence, is justifiable ? If Sardinia had listened
to France, would not the Pope have been left to
the tender mercies of the men who fight under
flushed with the victory that united
Italy 'would vitro, In the long run, to obtain
over the forces of General Lamoricicre 2 The
step taken by the King will shorten the duration
and diminish the ferocity .of the conflict. The
French journals forget that the arguments against
the invasion of the Roman States are equally '
applicable to the invasion of t‘ombardy by
Prance, last year.

TIM CORN Tfokm; AND TIDE CROPS.
In the corn market, yesteilday, in corasequeve
of the unfavourable weather, there was a rise of
is. compared with the previous Monday. The
last circular of Travers and Sons contains 113
additional reports regarding the harvest through-
out the United Kingdom: On the whole they
are even rather more favourable than those
airea&y pOlished, aria encourage the expectation
• .
of an average supply of 14904 cplE4tY,