The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-03-12 00:00:00

HOLLAND.

THE HAGUE, March 10.
The Count Van Zuylen de Mizevelt, our
Minister'resident at Constantinople, has been
appointed Minister for Foreign Affairs.

BOMBAY & AUSTRALIAN

MAILS.

8.0-UTHADIPXON,-.
The Peninsular and Oriental Company's steam-
ship Pera, Captain YarnieSon, with the heavy
portion of the above mails, consisting- ofloi hags
and 27 boxes, in charge of the Post-office marine
clerks, arrived this morning at 9 30 a.m.
.The Pera brings 88 passengers, jewellery valued
at 1,400 rupees, and the following cargo
bales flax,, 42 bales wool, 50. boxes oranges, 159
casks wine,' 188' packages ivory tusks; 143 hags
coffee, .90 boxes gum, 151 packages sundries, 9
cases Indian shawls, one live hippotamus, two •
birds, name unknown, and 1,1:0 bales raw silk,
valued at £lOO,OOO sterling.
The dates by this arrival are—Alexandria, the
26th Feb.; Malta the 2nd, and, Gibraltar the 6th
March.

The Delta, with the outward mails of the 27th
ult., arrived at Gibraltar on the morning of the
sth, and sailed again the same day for Malta and
Alexandria.

•
The Tagus, with the outward mails or the 6w/10
date, was spoken off Vigo on the Bth Kist,
The Pera encountered heavy north-westerly
gales from Alexandria to Malta. Two days after
leaving the former place it blew a hurricane.
One of the seamen was washed from the bowsprit
and drowned. The chief and third officers,
Mason and Hume, put off in a boat in the
endeavour to save him, but, coming in contact
with the Pera's quarter, the boat was dashed td
pieces, and they nearly lost their lives also.
Buoys were thrown theft tad Which they suc-
ceeded in holding till a lifeboat was lowered; and
picked them up. From Malta to Gibraltar light
easterly breezes, and from thence homewards
strong N.E. gales up to St. Vincent and across
the Bay, and variable up the channel:
'The ViceroY of Egypt's yacht, Taid Gehaad,
is to return to England at the close of the
slimmer for the purpose of being lengthened 00
feet. 11. M. S Himalaya, with troops, French
brig Sentinelle, and the Egyptian fleet were in
harbour of Alexandria. At, Malta, H. M.; S.
Marlborough, Exmouth, Orion, Neptune, Cwser,
Victor Eminanaal, 'Cressy, Terrible, Cadmhs,
Lapwing, Medina, Madoc, Intrepid, Supply, and
Boxer, and P. 0. Company's-s.s. Alhambra, The
brigantine Ellen, of Gurnsey, with sulphur,
bound from Sicily for Falmouth, pat into
Gibraltar on the, 2nd March, to discharge cargo;
and repair damages, The following British ships
had arrived out at Gibraltar from England since
the Ist March—Steamer Bccotia, 7 days ;froth
Liverpool, and steamer Cairo, 82 days from
LiverpoOl; with a general eargo ; 'from Genoa
and Naples M. S. frigate Doris arrived at
Gibraltar on the 2nd, with Mr. John Ylag, and
th.e'master, with eight of the crew of the British
brig Anna Maria, 'wrecked at Soffe. IL M.
troop ship Perseverance, when off Tariffes run
down ,on the evening of the 29th at,t 20 p.m.,
Dalet schooner Antic, of Itroonera, from Shields,
with a general cargo, bound to Bareelona.' The
master, his wife, and two children, and six men
composing the crew, were all saved, and taken
into Gibraltar by the Perseverance the following
morning at 7 a.m.
[The remainder of this dispatch arrived too late
for publication in the' first edition, but will be
found in the second.] .