The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-07 00:00:00

BANKRUPTCY COURT-YESTERDAY

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS

LONDON CORN.—The arrivals are short, but tbb:
trade shows no improvement, though for some of the
English wheat left from Monday there are buyers st., '„-
rates reported that day. Oats and beans point doer
ward.

LONDON PRODUCE.—Sugar : There is again a yell
dull market, and all the sugar offered was bought in, el`
cept the Havanna, which sold at a decline of 2s on the last'
sale. Coffee : No public sales to-day, and market steadi;
Tea very dull; common congou 9d to 94d, sellers Nu'
Rice : 1500 bags Bengal offered in public auction were
withdrawn. Saltpetre: 500 bags Bengal, refraction 71 per
cent., sold at 31s 6d to 32s ; 1000 bags Bombay, refraetioa
25 to 28i per cent., sold at 235. Hemp very flat, all adver-
tised for to-day beibg bought in. Pepper : 1800 baT
black, part sold at bid to bid; 140 bags white sold at 71d"
SALFORD CATTLE.—The beef trade firm at fernier'
prices, and a good clearance was made. Best beef 6d to'
7(1, middling 50 to 6d, cows 4d to bid, best wedders 64 t°'
7d, heavy weights 6d to 7d, ewes 5d to 6d, calves 5d t°
7d. Supplies—Beasts, 1406; sheep, 5801; calves, 169
GLASGOW CORN.—At this day's market there was
a fair attendance, and some few buyers from a distance(
but only retail sales took place at the following decline_
in the week :—Wheat, 2s to 3s per 240 lbs ; flour, 2s to 3'
per sack, and Is to 2s per brl ; barley fully Is per 320 lbs,;
oats neglected, at is to is 6d per 264 lbs ; and oatmeal 0
to 2s per load.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, FEBRUARY 7

WIND YESTERDAY—South South-west,

HIGH WATER—Morn., 12 0 —Eveg. 12 6 —Height,!lg ft. 0

ARRIVED

•
Feb. s.—Josephine, Lisbon—Swift, Mytelene—Patriot,
Sisters, Havre. Feb. 6.—Amity, and Rita ts.s.), Santander-144
tune, New Orleans—D. Crockett, New York.

SAILED.
Feb. s.—Fanny, Nantes. Feb. G.—Atlantic (U.S.M.S.), an. -1104
Blight, New York... halem, Melbourne—New York, Charleston.

OUFPORTS.
Ho'yhead, Feb. 4.—Arrivei—Pegasus, from Liverpool, an saiwr
for Gibraltar.
Belfast, Feb. s.—Arrived—lnglewood, Alexandria.
Greenock, Fib. s.—Arrived---Harriett, St. John, N.B.—
Callao.
Portsmouth, Feb. s.—Sailed—Bahiana (s.s.), Liverpool.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Milford, Feb. 3.—The Ann Jones, from Cardiff to Liverpodl -. Wit°
3,
tin was in collision on the 2nd instant, off the Bishops, Wit"A to
Perseverance, Clay, from Falmouth to Garstang, and is suppose`'„os
have immediately ;sunk with one man on board. Master and "
man arrived here to d ty from the Perseverance.
Rangoon, Dec. 10.—The fire in the town this day, besides t 0
serious injury done to the Mogul and Chinese quarters, burnt o 6
,4
vessels —(4 letter received from Rangoon, dated Dec. 11, does
eo
allude to the burning of any ves els )—The following British V
Pce.
ere at Rangoon on Nov. 20 :—Sh ps : Adelaide, and Altial_ :10
Barques: Conflict, Enchantress, Northern Light, Ararat, Adine,"
La Felice.
rr°9ll Lisbon, Jan. 31.—The Thomas Fielden, from Bolivia to Live ~(0
with guano, which put in here, Jan. 23, leaky, &c., must discha:o
part of her cargo to repair, having had her head and cutwater In;i0
damaged by a heavy sea. She had also a good deal of cargo tbro
overboard to lighten her.
f;
Cadiz. Jan. 6.—The Standard, Byrne, from Alexandria to tOli}
mouth, with beaus, was wrecked on the 6th instant, on the cos'
Aquamonte.

SPOKEN.

Talavera, of and from Liverpool for China, in lat. 37, inn 11.
^"-
Jan. 11.

FOREIGN PORTS,

Go'dfinder, sailed frim Amoy for Singapore, in Oct.
Balbec (s.s.), from Genoa at Malta.
Ludolf Theodorus, hence at Zolt Kamp.
Cordialidade sailed fr. m Lisbon for Liverpool, Jan. 31.
Teneriffe (s.s.), sailed from Gibraltar; Jan. 26; and Hero, Pill.
—both for Malta.
Orontes (Ls.), Robert Watson, Circassian, and Blyth—all be"
at Constantinople.
Tagus (s.), and Whitehaven—both hence at Lisbon.
_Good Intent, from Swansea at Cadiz.

MARRIAGES.
O;
On the 2nd inst., at St. Michael's Church, by the Rev. a Div
pent-v. James Al'port, Esq., of this town, to Alice, second deaf
of Wm. Standring, Esq , of Failsworth, in this county.
.
On the sth inst at St. George's Church, Everton, by the yet $
J. Hindley, Mr, Wm. Kissack, of this town to Eleanor, yob
daughter of the late Thomas Dealey.

kr' Births, Marriages, and Deathd, are only inserted when sent
our Office duly authenticated.

The submarine telegraphic communication with tile'
Crimea is interrupted.
The Bashi Bazouks have committed some excesses t
Shumla, which General Shirley had been called up°

repress.
A few da'

Afadria

s ego the diligenc

y e from Grenada to
was carried away by the current on attempting to cross/
stream, and all--driver, postilion, and passengers
perished.
The use of chloroform on the occasion of the appre3'jog
interesting event in the Imperial circle at Paris is ~
discussed, the sug4estion being urged from high quarter"
this side of the channel.
letter
It is said that the Emperor Napoleon has written a
that
to the Emperor Francis Joseph, in which he prornises s irit
the Fifth Point shall be interpreted "neither in the r
of an attorney nor of a tradesman."
„Ltd'
The conferences as to the Rayas have termer'`
Sardinian Ambassador was prepared to leave I`.hen
3r
he was called by the government to attend and take!,
in a most important council.— Constantinop:e Gott'e'n
dent.
ribiect:
PARTNERS/tip ANERNHmENT.—The bill on this 5,-, tbv
fibrrsotugihtt
is
sn bpyroiNplors.eLd Lowe, consists
enact
ttitslisatst othfetharfieveaenlcaeusoets..nw-Pee),
the
contract to share the profits or the loss shall not make re'
lender liable as a partner; and by the second, that the eo
muneration of agents by share of profits shall not make th
partners. The third is the interpretation clause. ;Lig,
RUSSIAN COURT AIARTIAL.—The following curious 10"
!nein, of a court-martial, which sat on Dec. 27, 1854;00°
just, been published at St. Petersburg :—" The underTailee.;
of the Finnish Regiment of Cossacks, No. 15 b3tes,
Bib,3rdoff, descendant of the Princes of the Cane4er 3-itP
condemned for robbery to the loss of his princelYh
to degradation, and to be incorporated with anot
t
th
th 3 tit
OBSERVANCE OF THE SABBATH,--We understand to 004
Wesleyan congregations througl'.out the Lingdom
to petition the House of Commons, in common svith lated
religious communities. against -the measure contelnPtioeo,
parliament for opening the Crystal Palace, the ±',etrto
Gallery, and other places of public amusement in tli'eetfri
polls on the Lord's day; and Ito memorialise her IW„,jilitiltg,
suspend the performances on the Sabbath of the "" par'
bands which have been recent! y introduced into the
—Salisbury Journal.

Printed and Published by CHART. ES WILLMER,
street, a his General Printing and .Stationery Establl,
South Johu-strest, Liverpool.
THWASDAY, FEBRUARY 7, 1856.