The Daily Times. — 1860-04-30 (Liverpool, Merseyside, England)

USTOM-HOUSE A]' CAD and the BnKinms of the Shipping Offices will be conducted in them as mug This Day and until further notice.. The entrance to the Paying-oif Offices is in Custom-house Lane: , .  The Mersey Dc:clts and f ,arboUr Board having placed their Rooms in •Revenue-buildings at the dispo6al of the Local Marine Board, the x;xamlnatioai of Matters and-Mates will be conductedlhere for the pyment. •  Applicants can obtain the Form E.E. an application at No. 13, in the Arcade, on Tticadays,,, Wedzesdays, Fridays, and Saturdays, between the hours of ['en an i Three. 137- Order of the. Local Marine Board, JOHN THOMAS TOWSON, Secr►etary. • Custom-house Arcade, Stith April, 1860.  ` Lord Clyde will arrive in England in July. The Queen held a &awing room on Saturday afterneon, Despatches were sent off on Saturday evening, -vie Cork, to the GovernoriCieneral of Canada. Notwithstanding the divitsion on -Friday night, the Times asserts that the old Church-rate'is pre-eminently a thing out of which growth and life and sap have long Aeparted. • The _Daily New receives with some doubts the reported cause of Baron Brack's suicide ; and would rather attribute it :o the despair of a statesman tasked beyond his strengt.i, diven mad by the obstinacy ald perversity of the tools and bigots whom he served, and by the forecast of insormotsintable calamities,  THE VOLUNTEER DEMONSTRATION ;AT of gratitude. -- Thanking you, Mrs. H.airistal,for so Ali :- . BIItkENHFIAta- la .. representing Mrs. Presley, I shall now, with Ma or 7 .. • . • , .• , .• - - e efeaaaes e - . . . . e aaalidalnaaermissiet, ask the baglet &the Ist Cheshire .. . In our hat issue announced that the and vollintean to sound 'the first•eall -upon this bugle; which we are to demonstration in the Park at Birkenhead was to come peeeee to eau wee ewe:. .__ . : •.... _._ . . . off on Saturday afternoon, at the same thrie entering - -- Mr. Tohesoe, the- tangier of rite Corp;,' then received into ..an elaborate reeetaea of -*bat was intended to be the bugle at the hands of his captain, and senaded the been Made, that the i44unbe.4:--racfc4s .e.eiteral calls uPor... 'it, to the great- delight of Colonel &Mee SO-carefillly and so clearly had the areangenients _Oar anticipatory-. .-_-aviihrithaai, who e....aakied,- "CaPital ; ,eost excellent.„ notice to -have, t eels perfectly correct and, -indeed, so eircemstantialas to reader an minute deacriptien of the The volunteers theiare-formed line, and, .bavinabeen squaii, .when Colonel WilbratiM briefly addieseed tl.eiii, put through a few more evoliftions, were formed*.into• a greet 'demonstration on Saturday unnecessary. The_ . The gallant colonel said, when he entered the arentad he weather was magnifieenf; the Park radiant with the verdure . ofspringe the volunteers bore arraelike true soldiers; and on . Certainly was 'not prepared to - see- the beer volunteers arms-in the-Way they had done. They N;erea maanifleach face was stamped the sterucletermination of a Briton to defend all that is dear to his heart; the spectators • were proud of the -occasion and-of the men ivho can boast -cent-body of men and he felt proud of thee; , became, unless their. whole heart had beau inthe great _work they the highest tide to our esteem and regai-sd-il",;volantoeni'l : laid 'inideriakeite • they • ceuld•• not have- overcome the the• ladies imparted • a .flel-e§§eol- eau softening infiuence atopeudons difficulties that • they had- naturally had to on the occasion, and.the gentlemen out of uniform now contend with. . ... ...: . . . .. . !singed for the' opportunity to emidete a generous reveary, BraskY, Mrs. 'Harrison,' and- Coloael_Wilbraham; and Cheers were then given for the Queen, for Mrs toarboitruhto.26lo,:boooutpersoonos wweerr;„.veoniutken... . the various corps,- preceded by their bande, were March-id' mit squagn ;16:intiniSaattgdUrdatillya, teers—artillery and riflemen. - The streameofpaisengers off. the ground and returned to their quarters • • - frOm Liverpool, by the Woodside (eery, was .. enormous, Our reporter cannot omit 'to ackaoidedge .• publicly (in common with his cmfrere4) in the diecharee from two to four o'clock ; but so admirable were. the the great courtesy and the invaluable assistance rendered - d. arrangements' of M. M`teiVie that no. ccident accident- to him The volunteers crossed in . speeiai boats—some to the of his duties, by Sergeant . Schultz of the Ist Trannie"re and others to the Woodside- ferry. • Thor Cheshire, were 31 companies present, and of these i 4, marched to I Press were committed. 1 airier,, to eVhose partionlar - care the gentlemen of the • It were well if, un all public the parks. preceded by thefts hands, the most imposing occasions; as much attention were paid to po the reprobeing those of Captain Bonsfielcre- corps, Captaiii Glad-. • sentatives of the Press in the discharge of their arduous - - duties as it is our pleasing duty to' acknowledge to. Stone's, . Captain Laird's, and Lieut.-Colonel Brown's. The various eorpe-entered the round between the two , , ,P,AIVaTET TO THE IfO',VNTEER Orricnns... .: lodges -en the Upton road, and were received by a guard : - In the evening John Laird, Esq., gave a banquet lo of honour; composed of detachments of the Ist and .2nd the volunteer officers at the:Monks' Ferry Hotel, et men Cheshire Volunteers, under the 'command _of. Ensign rhe presided. . After the Customary toasts,, • ~ : . . . Conway. The reserve_ companieswere ...ranged in lite , The Ctietensiale gaveeae The healths of Colonel Wil•• - e / sbraham, Colonel Bogert, and Mater Axclidall." In the round the reviewing giatentl, and were froni the follow- , ... course of his remarks, th ' chairman- .clthat • . e . SRI he had ing,-gerr : - • - • .- . met with nothing-but civility from the. regular officers in co