The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-06-28 00:00:00

AMERICA.

LONDONDERRY, Jun© 26.

The Montreal Company's steamer Nova Scotian,
from Quebec on the 16th inst., touched at Mou-
ville at 9 p.m., and having transferred all mails
and 15 passengers on board tender, she steamed
out immediately for Liverpool.

The North Briton had arrived out at Quebec-
The Nova Scotian passed the Bohemian (ss) UII
;he 17th, and the Melita (es) on the 20th.

BALTIMORE, June 13.

The Richmond delegates nearly all came as far
as Washington this morning. The committee of
arrangements are actively engaged in making
arrangements for the Convention. The Front-
strecv Theatre is being fitted up for the. acconir
modation of the delegates.

MEXICO.

WASHINGTON, June 13.

The Picavune of S atu rday aft ern oon has Tampico'
dates id the 14th inst. Just as the victory at
Guadataira Nfaft in General Uraga's grasp, a stray
cannon shot took ofThie leg. Alarm and confusion
followed. General Woll, unawares, charged with
great fury on the Liberals. The affair ended in
the dispersion and flight of the whole army of
Liberals. General trraga made MS escape, hut
the loss of his leg will cost him' his life. Gienertil
Zuloaga had assumed the 'previdehtship at the
capital. A conducts, with 61,443',003 from'
Zacatecas, had arrived at Tampico. Anothei
large conducta was soon expected from Guifikeialle:

CANADA.
(By Telegraph, via Father Pot :7f.)
MONTREAL, June 10.

No polititirl news. Rain wanted in East
Section, but accounts- of crops in Western are
satisfactory. Ileward and Morgan report Flom'
5c to fOc lower, and very dull at the decline.
Saks 3,004 barrels. Wheat heavy and lower ;
Upper Canada and Chicago, freely offered, with
few buyers, at 115. Ashes dull, at so 75c for
pots, and %6 25c pearls.

BOARD OF TRADE REfURNS• FOR mAir:
Most of the principal branches of manufacture;
exhibit a falling off, this being partic4larly the'
case as regards cotton, woollen, and lino/ gondi
and iron, while the articles which figure plomii
neatly for an increase are yarns of all kinds Sect
machinery, a circumstance which seems to indit'
cate some revival of confidence on the Continent.
Most of the various salter branches of export
appear on the favourable side. The total increase
on the month is £463,444, or 4, pet sant aver the
same month last year..

THE TRINITY HOUSE BANCi`J'ET.--110

ROYAL FAMILY.

The morning papers publish•to-day an extended,
report. The Prince Consort, itr his speech, first
referred, in a graceful manner,. to the positimir
occupied by his three eldest chirldeen. His Royal
Highness said the younger membtrs of the royal
family are rapidly growing up. The Princess;
Royal has already become the founder of a
new family, destined to mount the throne of
Prussia. The Prince of Wales is following his,
academic course at Oxford, which he proposes
to complete at the sister university, Cambridge,
while his youngtr brother has, by the prescribe&
apprenticeship, earned his rating as a midship-
man, and serves zealously as such in the fleet.
Nearly at the same time, a few weeks hence,
though almost at the opposite poles, the Prince
of Wales will inaugurate, in the Queen's name,
that stupendous work, the great bridge over the -
St. Lawrence, in Canada, while Prince Alfred.
will lay the foundation stone of the break-
water for the harbour of Cape Town. The,
Prince Consort next proposed the toast of " the
Army and Navy," and descanted on the appear-
ance, numbers, discipline, and public spirit of the
Volunteers who had been reviewed that day.
Several other speeches were made by distinguished
guests.

VISIT OF THE PRINCE OF WALES TO
CANADA.

His Royal Highness will start from Devonport
July 10th, in her Majesty's steamer Hero, which
will be accompanied by two other steamers. --
The Prince will be attended by the Duke of
Newcastle, Secretary of State for the Colonies,.
the Earl of St. Germains, Lord Stewart of her
Majesty's Household, and by his Royal Highness's-
governor, the Equines in Waiting, and Dr.
• Ackland, the palace physician. Mr. Engleheart.
private secretary to the Duke of Newcastle, will_
accompany his grace.
The Prince of Wales will first land at St..
John's, N.F., then visit Nova Scotia, and thence •
proceed to visit New Brunswick and Prince, -
Edward's Island and will reach Quebec by the•
mouth of the St. Lawrence. He may be expected •
at Montreal about the 23rd of August, and the
opening of the Victoria-bridge will take place
few days later. His R.H. will represent her
Majesty on this important occasion, and will hold
levees and receive addresses in the capitals of the
different colonies. It is intended that the Prince-
should visit the principal towns in both Canadian'.
provinces.
On his return from the Western districts, his
Royal Highness will drop all royal state, and
assume the title of Lord Renfrew. He will visit
some of the most important and interesting locali-
ties of the United States. President Buchanan
having, in an autograph letter to the Queen,
expressed his personal desire to receive the Prince
at Washington, his Royal Highness will pay him
a visit in that city. The Prince has also accepted
an invitation from the city of New York. His
Royal Highness may be expected back in this
country about the middle or end of October.

One hundred and twenty-five Irish recruits
for the Pope, left Paris for Marseilles by the
Lyons Railway on Friday last.

IMPERIAL PARLIAMENT.

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—YESITRDAY.
The Speaker took the chair at Twelve o'clock.
The Labourers' Cottages Scotland Bill passed through com-
mittee.

• The House went into committee on the Bleaching and Dyeirf
Worke Bill.

On the first clauses,
Sir H. CAIRNS moved an amendment, exempting from the
operation of the act all linen, linen yarn, and cambric works—
On a division, the amendment was carried by 190 to 48.
Mr. EGERTON moved the following amendment, in the
place of the clause,—That it shall be lawful to employ females
and young persons in bleaching and dyeing works, from six in
the forenoon until eight in the afternoon, except on Saturdays,
and on Saturdays from six in the forenoon until half-past four
in the afternoon, provided that they be allowed for meals half
an hour between six and eleven, one hour between eleven and
four, and, except on Saturdays, half an hour between four and
eight in the afternoon.
On a division, the amendment was negatived by 2.56 to 42.
Some discussion took place as to the exemptions of Turkey
Red Dyeing Works from the operation of the act, which wa,‘

agreed to.
Mr. BucnANANT moved that the act should not extend to
premises used bong fide for the purpose of carrying on the
process of dyeing fancy or other colours.
After some discussion this amendment was withdrawn•
The remainder of the sitting was occupied with the dis-
cussion of the clauses.
The other business was then disposed of, and the House
adjourned at .55 minutes past five.
BOARD OF TRADE RETURNS.

month
The following arc the amounts ofntdheipnrill
of commerce exported from Engle
May for the last three years :--1-858. 1853- 11360.
theeipcl of
E •
177,982 167,508 208,607
227,111 238,316 216,637
316,219 339,287 327,374
16,689 14,184 14,304
2,875,615 2,968,331 2,875,610 •
819,547 586,633 829,960
93,511 104,834 113,438
3 445 9439 3,936
265,265 313,954 289,319-
:80.974 327,512 304,834
24,029 29,602 We, •
112,990 111,422 123,0 i
22,131 22,866 27,399 •
280,499'.
147,902
109,442
219,572
325
224,89,684
330,99•2
83,9:4
278,009 •
69,478
61,325
182,96,, :
14,416
92,548
49,146.
143.462
100,96"
.$8,5e1
23,5'-
49,415
38,426
68,423 •
13,666

Appare! and slops
Beer and ale ...............
Cottons,CcCooo rattdlsaay daren and
calicoes,cul..
. ...lira
b.l. e.
..... .............. ........
:orcelain
neud&tlery
tlrisrrideh,
wredialarwsciai herringsaer erya,
ID,citatoth,c=gvirrght
Saddl, ry and harries,
Linens (cloths of all kinds
and cambrics)
Linen yarns
Steam machinery ........
Other machinery....,.....
Metals (pig iron)
Bar ir0n...............
Railway iron .................
.....
Cast iron ..........
.....
Wrought iron
Steel unwrought
Copper unwrought
Ditto, sheets and nails
Ditto, wrought or other sorts
Lead
Tin, nnwrought
Tin plates
Oil, seed
Painters' colours.
Pickles and sauces
Plate, plated ware, jewellery
and watches.
Salt
Silk manufactures (silk only)
Other articles of silk
Silk menu factures mixed with
other materials
Silk, thrown ........................
Ditto, twist and yarn
Soao
Soda
Spirits (British)
Stationery
Sugar, refined-- ....
Telegraphic Wire &Apparatus
wool, sheep and lambs' .....
'Woollens, (cloths of all kinds,
duffels, and kerseymercs)
Woollens, (mixed stuffs, flan-
nels, blankets, and carpets)
Ditto, worsted stuffs
Woollen and worsted yarn

33,425
27,139
60,745
18,30

23,811
17,.11
6
1 1,967
1549
A 3,003
19,902
63,151
25,861
13.212
23,471

37,475
49,741
20,595
23,866
93,772
23,885
65,666
36,440
6,903•
75,06 b

207,725
30,671
294,9174
353,63 i