The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-23 00:00:00

ORTHERN T b i HEAT_ LY TIMES. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1853. repacked Western per brl. Included in the sales were 100 brig. old mess at $lO to $lO 25c. per brl. Butter and cheese are in modelate demand at the recently reduced quotations FREIGHTS.—Rates were firm, but not very active. To Liverpool-15,000 bushels wheat were engaged at 1211 in bulk and ship's bags, and 17,000 ditto in ship's bags at 13d. 3,000 to 4,000 barrels flour were engaged at 3s. 6d., and 5 tons bee's wax, at id. SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. NEW YORK. ARRIVED, Nov. 7.—iagp a'aannock ; W. Tapscott; Hope, all from Liverpool; J. S. Harris, ,'rom Cardiff; Ocean Queen; E. O'Brien, from Newport; (10) Ariel; Hernia sphere ; Liverpool; (11) Chimborazo, Liverpool; Alum ae, Newport. AusicAluatiA—AmaavEro, Nov. B.—Zone, Liverpool. CHARLESTON.—ARRIVED, Nov. 7.—Amelia, Liverpool. SAN FRANcisco.—AunivErp, Oct. 7.—Ann Cheshire, Liverpool; (13) Czar, Liverpool; (1.5) Clarendon, Cardiff; Jolly Robin, Liverpool ; Hannah E. Jenths, Glasgow. LIST OF PASSENGERS BY THE ARCTIC. Mr. and Mrs. Henry Chauncey, junior, and servant ; Mr. J. S. Wadsworth, bearer of despatches to the United States legation, at London and Pans ; Mrs. Wadsworth, four children and servant; Miss Wadsworth; Mr. C. Wads worth; Mrs. Fisher and child; Mr. and Mrs. H. P. Wiborg ; Mr. and Mrs. H. Wright and child ; Messrs. J. H. Jackson, John Sloane, John Auer, A. L. E. Clapp, W. L. Wilmer, J. W. Adams, J. T. Gibson, C. Cavaret, John Saltig, F. G. Heye, Albert Stersberg, F. Hillyer, Miss Neill, Messrs. H. G. Russell, J. Schan. M. Benedict, George S. Brown, Colonel Stratton, H. A. Brightman, P. O. Byrne, J. L. Cobb, Thomas Dunkin, H. C. Hepburn, G. Lemercier, A. Bonaffon and Son, A. Carson. H. H. Dexter, R. M. Grinnell, John Nicholson, J. G. Vassar, R. S. Atcheson, L. Andre, E. Canter, J. Strauss, J. W. Clementson, J. B. English, R. Mailison, P. J. Viault, M. Ash, J. Kimbel, James Dunn, J. Delaunier, P. Croizet, B. Killilea, R. Lynch, E. Martin, W. Bell, B. Cheminade, E. Sorin, G. Dowling, L. Ericson , M rs. Goldin g , Mr. and Mrs. G. Schultz, Messrs. P. Lindsay, P. Menart, E. Pouillia, G. D. R o b el .t, S. St. Martin, J. Beckwith and Son, A. Therstadt, L. Guerello, L. Laviosa, A. Danesi, M. Sinnot, A. Lewis, J. Smith, A. Williams. SECOND EDITION. Northern Daily Times Office, Nine O'clock, a.m. EASTERN WAR. JASSY, 11TH. The third and fifth Russian corps are on their march, but up to the present time no fresh troops have arrived at Jassy. The arrival of General Budberg is expected, to preside over the adminis tration of Moldavia ; each of the two Principalities is to have a separate government. The consuls of England and France are still at Jassy, although their official communications with the local govern ment have been interrupted for some time past. VIENNA, TUESDAY EVENING The Turks have entered a camp near Utzitaa (probably Urbitza), on the Servain frontier. They have commenced throwing a bridge across the Drina, and have sent out picquets. The Servians, greatly excited, have risen as one man to defend the frontier. Cannon had been sent there. A con flict was expected. The engagement in which the Turks are re ported successful, took place on the Highlands of Armenia, between Alexandropolis and Altaziach, the Russians were compelled to abandon their ground. The Austrian corps of observation is concen trating at Temesvar, on the Servian frontier. 1- 411,D EDITION. AMERICA. ARRIVAL OF THE ARCTIC !I c t . 4 Ste amer Arctic from New York, has arrived °rt' and landed her mails and a few passen . tt, a. i li e her we have received our files of p a p ers 1' 'Y York to the 12th instant, which a re two 1g Nl' than the telegraphic despatch we pub 40i'4!itour paper of Monday. ci etic has brought homc 89 passengers, and °liars in specie. We subjoin the letter 'om our New York Correspondent. tt4The NEW YORK, SATURDAY, NOON, Nov. 12Tn. 13 ,•S• steamer Franklin, from Southampton l e , k keil ' a r e, arrived off this city on the night of lY 04 1, 4 y, and lay too. She arrived at her wharf I ,er t lew w-te morning of Thursday, the 10th inst. s operated favourably for Breadstuffs, but Zeei ve yable on Cotton. This morning we have l'qe a. full telegraphic report from Halifax of 144,We brought out by the America, which arrived ,J - 1 1 , e t y cl urL yesterday, the 11th instant, at half-past 4 1 9 p r i ° e k , a.m. The mails by this steamer will 0 444 0 ably not be delivered in this city until nice, th e sailing of the Niagara but little news 4crest to europeans has Eranspired- Now that ~Aogi-ess e, is as co t m o th ing fac e b t . upo t n th us t , t s ss amblingrom a I of quarters,con appear prominent in that valuable docume n t e President messuage ") are becoming numero u s New York Daily Times in its special as: Igton correspondence says " that it is under ecl that secretary Guthrie is in favour of re on of the duty on iron of all kinds to 25 per b't \ ad valorem. It is also said he w ill rec ommend Dye-Stuffs, Mahogany, and other u ep t iwoods, raw silks, prude drugs, and fruits t i B OI I the free list. Ae r i e , Stated that the advocates of the sterling 14 8 claim are bestirring themselves again. CO/x lin • t Ob se „ . _ co mm er c ial affairs we have but little change v‘e 've. In the general progress of business, qi a. se i g , 11 breadstuffs reported by telegraph per ;Ite p -4 1 Consequent upon the news brought out by % alpllidin was not maintained on Thursday. In fiiii n „ g holders began by asking an advance E -1- 4- 1 to 18 4 cents, lent upon these terms but rpet:'errations could be affected, and consequently It is at the close of the business of that N t :„ ls thought however by many of the mer i)!eillen_lnat only for the scarcity of money a great ‘;‘ p4 ‘ , 3 Would have been done even at these rates. the market was quiet but firm, and to t! i• "tie ;close of the day a feeling for a rise was y 7_ 1 % 1 :' 0 118, which was further increasedbyl a brief . 4 %4 14 ,1 5 hic dispatch from Halifax, of a continuous L t tle t i c `Qc Englishmarkets which was brought by the i% „, 14 'which is continued this morning , and may ed e q ual to 184 cents for best, and 12k cents t ti ommon for brands of flour. The business h e at4knincr is limited from the dullness of the and the rain that is falling, which prevents iGn4 getting out. der a raoney market may be said to have gained kl3 o Zed strength, but there is the same difficulty Zeri e 'elving ; only cell loans can be effected , and 'l 2 almost at the same high rates of interest— hs Th to 14 per cent e ke etock market has shown some improvement I ,4l4, s 'ivity, but its continuance is doubtful . London have been in demand at 109* to P''llerior have been done as low as 1071. ;44, 111 Cuba we have a report that a fresh con 11$2 against the government had been discovered 7acoa on the eastern end of the island of 7i% e „ end that fifteen persons implicated had been `oldi:' and imprisoned- Among them were severa l 'Nve ee4 ;Ay thousand dollars worth of p ro p ert y had ‘44 1 destroyed by the burning of a planing mill t A l llnber yard at Point Norfolk, Massachusets. 4 qp i a from Texas to the Ist i n stant announce e Yellow fever had disappeared. NEW YORK MARKETS. 6 .4 14 FRIDAY ; Nov. 10...6 P.M. Nt4, 44-- -Only 35 bbls. found buyers at $5 50 for both L lla,.,Nr 100 lbs b74 - 1 1) Erru -:Flour was in good demand and rather , te t 'Cfore the Am erica's news transpired, and the sales ceof this, reached 20,000 bbls. sour at ,t? to he appearance of No. 2, at $6 60 to $6 75 ; ordinary 'l7 - 6 e a Stets, at $7 to $7 18t, ; mixed to fancy Western, 1,0 1 to $7 25. ' with other grades at proportionate rates, After the publication of the steamer's accounts, s. -ge sted • -- asked 121 c to 25c. per bbl. h ig her rates, but no sales - . at such figures. Indeed, there was o of importance done in any article subsequent to C a fe of the telegraphic summary. The transactions s _ Lstith'ulan. embraced 1,100 brie. at 7$ to 7$ 121 , and in • e - ‘ , 411 ) 3,100 brls. at very full quotations. Rye flour 1 11 meal did not vary much. Wheat was in better 244 4 , - • The operations included 15,000 bushels prime .1' 1 06. - t e 'white at 1$ 78c. to 1$ 80c.; 12,250 ordinary to qt). 11,Th estern ' do. part at $1 63 to $1 77; 20,800 good 1 1 76 - ' 4 ' at $1 48 to $1 50 ; 3, 150 Southern White, a Wer e and. 500 Genesee Red, at $ 1 60 . Rye and Barle y ' I Y .C B n, al lariged. State and Western Oats commanded rea tilaliiie:to 61e. Corn was plentiful and cheaper. The Consisted of 30,000 bushels, at 77c. to 7 8 c. for un salld 78c. to 80c. per bushel for mixed Western , an d C outhern. eeli c : tr di, °ll .—The day's operations amounted to 1 , 991 bales , Pacial a. — ",„g 99 9 bales for export, 441 for home use, 212 o n a c ,,.' a n, and 319 in transitu. Market firm. 4 uah Sales were made of 350 tons Scotch Pig at $32, 1 ,..y A , - nu• $35 to $36. s i x months, per ton. 11 . 1 4 - ;„ 4l lSToams.—This day's sales comprise 1 , 000 brls. pri t - ition Turpentine at $4 75c. per 280 lbs. ; small lots or% urpentine at 67c. to 68c. per gallon; and Co unty Common O IL o unty Common Resin, from the vessel, at $1 75c. Sernia--No interesting change can be noticed in Whale or_ Nel l; • Sales were made of 100 baskets Olive at $4 121 c. /) and 2, ; 500 gallons Linseed at - 67c. to 68c. per gallon. rla an -,.- Nri slexs.—Pork remains dull and heavy ; only 400 to r i t ! w estern were brought Sup during the day at $l5 76c. ste re e ls; and $l2 75c. for prime, per brl. Lard is freely Pri ke u. and depreciating. Some 550 brls. and trcs. fair to apes Pere obtained at 101 c. to 10/c. per lb. Beef con -4144 Pretty brisk and steady. Sales of 400 brls. tran -24. t raostly new, at $5 50c. to $6 for country prime ; $6 kes s ° 66 60c. for city ditto ; $9 50c. to $ll for country $l2 75c. to $l3 25c. for city ditto ; and $l3 50c. for THE BOURBONS. The Bourbon's Chronicle Vienna correspondent states that the convention spoken of provides that Count de Chambord is to be recognised as the legitimate heir to the crown, in case of the Countess's death, he agrees not to marry again. He dies childless. The Count de Paris is to be successor to the present pretender. PARIS, TUESDAY. An imperial decree reduces the duty on coals within the restricted one from fifty centimes to thirty centimes. The duty on wrought iron is reduced from twenty centimes to eighteen, and on cast iron from seven to five centimes for the first year, and to four centimes for the second. The Bourse was dull. Threes closed at 73f. 90c. Four and a-half per Cents at 99f. 70c. ITALY.-PIEDMONT, TURIN, 21ST. The Bank Bill having been receipted, the King closed the session and dissolved the Chambers of Deputies. The elections will take place on the Bth of December, and the new Chambers are to meet on the 19th of that month. GENERAL NEWS. Gold is about 0.48 per cent. dearer in Paris than in London, and 0.65 per cent dearer in Hamburgh than in London. f Exchange at New York is nominally 0.17 per cent. in favour of England, leaving a-t ifling profit on the import of gold from Ulitce straight. Paris letters state that it is considered probable that the Bank of France will shortly raise their rate of dis count to 5 per cent., owing to the drain of specie which is still going on. The Times city article says it was understood on Tuesday that Barings are remitting £300,000, in half imperials, to St. Petersburg, on account, it is presumed, of the Russian government. The additional shipments of other firms were to the amount of about 80,000. Teneriffe letters of the 17th confirm the statements as to the damage sustained by the Cochineal crop, and state that the unfavourable weather still continued. CABINET CouNclL.—The Council sat three hours on Tuesday. NAVAL NEWS.-PLYMOUTH, TUESDAY MORNING: The Imperieuse, 50, screw; Balous, 16, Paddle; Desperate, 8, screw, were ordered to-day to prepare for sea with all despatch. They left at 3, p.m., and bore away for westward, MALTA, 15th• The report of the capture of a Russian line of battle-ship, by Captain Slade, is not confirmed by later arrivals• ...—. Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER, of 21, Oxford-street, at his General Printing and Statioxery Establishment, 19, South John-street, Liverpool. WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER 23, 1803.