The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-06 00:00:00

OUTWARD MAILS.

The Nepaul, with mails of the 20th and 26th
June, reached Aden, en route to Mauritius, on the
12th July. The Candia, with the Calcutta and
China mails, arrived at Aden on the 14th July,

having towed the Simla from Gibbel Teer. The
Nemesis, with the mails of 4th to 11th June,
reached Ceylon on the sth July, two days early.
The Ceylon, from Southampton on the 20th,
arrived at Malta on the 29th July. The Valetta,
from Marseilles on the 28th, left Malta on the
31st July at 1 a.m. for Alexandria.

QUEENSTOWN, August 5.

The Persia, from Liverpool to New York,
arrived here this evening, took on board pas-
sengers and latest telegrams, and proceeded at a
quarter past five o'clock p.m.

THE FRENCH AND IRISH PRESS.

CLONMEL, Aug. 4.

The Limerick, Tipperary, and Waterford
Examiner of to-day publishes a letter to the
editor, from M. A. Marie Martin, of the Constitu-
tionnel, in which he avows himself publicly to
be the writer of the pamphlet La Questione
Irlandaise, which has caused so much discussion.

On Saturday, in the Bankruptcy Court, the
hearing of the case of Streatfield and Co. was
fixed for Thursday next.
It is rumoured that the half-year's dividend of
the Great Northern Railway will be £2 ss. We
have received no official announcement of it.—
Herapath.

The following appeared in our later editions of
'Saturday :

OUTWARD AMERICAN MAIL.
LONDONDERRY, Aug. 3.
The Montreal Company's screw-steamer Anglo-
Saxon arrived in Lough Foyle at an early hour
this morning. Having taken about fifty pas-
sengers and the supplementary mails on board,
she steamed out for Quebec at about 6 p.m.
All well.

THE SYRIAN MASSACRES.
The number of Christians who hare fallen
is 8,000.

GARIBALDI.

The Post's Paris correspondent says that
people are again beginning to believe that. Gari-
baldi is on the point of moving on Naples.

The Opposition organ, the Courriere de Parts,
-has been suppressed.

The channel fleet has arrived at Holyhead,
'where it is likely to remain some days.
Eton triumphed yesterday in the boat race
with Westminster.

The failure is announced of Messrs. Mowatt,
islickisson and Co., an old firm in the lace trade.
Liabilities are, however, nearly met by assets.
A letter from Toulon, of the 30th of July,
says that orders have been received by the autho-
rities there to keep the troops, materiel and
transports, so prepared, as to be able to leave in
twenty-four hours' notice.
The dividend of the London Discount Com-
pany is to be suspended, owing to the losses
sustained through the failures in the leather
trade.

An officer of rank has been sent by the French
'Government to examine the character and
efficiency of the Turkish forces for the preser-
vation of order in Syria, and to report upon the
steps that would have to be taken in case it be
determined to land a French division from Algeria
to protect the Christians in Syria.
At the Mansion-house yesterday Dr. Gourlay, a
physician of Edinburgh, was charged with having
fraudulently misappropriated upwards of £2,000,
the property of a lady named Rigg. The prisoner
was co-executor with the prosecutrix under her
husband's will. He was admitted to bail, sureties
to a heavy amount being demanded.