The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-07 00:00:00

THIRD EDITION.

AMERICA.

ARRIVAL OF THE " PACIFIC."

Northern Daily Times Qffiee,
Ten o'clock.

The American mail steamer Pacific, Captain
Nye, has just arrived in the Mersey from New
York, with advices to the 26th ult., being two days
later than the telegraphic despatch published
exclusively in the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES of
yesterday.

The Pacific has brought 93 passengers, and
578,000 dollars in specie. We subjoin the letter of
our correspondent :

NEW YORK, SATURDAY, 11 A.M. Nov. 26TH

The steamer Pacific, of the Collin's line, renews
her trips this day, after a thorough repair and
overhauling, and sails at noon for Liverpool. By
her I send you a summary of four days' later ad
vices than those sent you by the America.
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The European news by the America, which was
published yesterday, has slightly improved the
markets for flour and grain ; a brisk demand sprang
up, and prices advanced from 61 to 121 cents. per
barrel The stock market has not been so active,
and prices have had a downward tendency. There
is still a good supply of money, and a reduction of
nearly one per cent. in the rate of interest has
taken place since the sailing of the America.
There is only a limited supply of bills for remit-
tance by the Pacific, and regular drawers have, in
consequence, been able to maintain the quotations
On London at 1091.
The cotton market, both here and in the grow
lug districts, continues firm, and good business
has been done, and the rates are rather better
than last reported. The sales for the week ending
last evening sum up 10,510 bales, including 3,637
for export, 3,757 for home use, 1,764 on speculation,
and 1,352 in transitu, at 111 to 12,E cents for fair
uplands, and for ordinary, 78 per lb.
The news I have to convey by this steamer is
rather short, and only of moderate interest.
The mortality on board emigrant ships arriving
at this port continues unabated. Since my last,
the packet-ships Constellation and lii.7..ernia have
both arrived from Liverpool ; the former out of
916, had 100 deaths on board, and the latter out
of 308, lost 33. Some other vessels have been
sent to quarantine, in consequence of havia:..;
Sickness on board.
On the 23rd inst.. Charles Edward Wedemayre,
the commissioner and superintendent of the Ger-
tl
lePary:3lmA at the Crystal Palace, was de-
tki
in stealing a bottle of perfumery from the
French department. He was taken in charge by
°lle of the policemen, and on search being made
at his lodgings several articles of stolen property
Were also discovered, that had been stolen away at
different times. _ _ _

A great demonstration was held on the evening
of the 23rd inst , at our City Hall : congratulatory
of the success attending the National Democrats
at the late election of City and State Officers. The
Alayor Westervelt presided, and the meeting was
a large one.
At Buffalo yesterday, Lawrence Fougharty
suffered the extreme penalty of the law, for the
murder of Mr. Brown, at Alton in December last.
Alexander Heilbourn was arrested on the 24th
inst., under_ the Ashburton treaty, foe alleged fraud
.committed in the city of London, for forging the
name of Charles Macintosh and Co., to a Bill of
Exchange drawn on the 2nd July last, by the
Cashier of the Bank of Ireland.
Advises from Washington, furnish accounts of
the progress of the President's message : that it
is fast drawing to completion, and will be sent to
the different Papers in time to appear simultane-
ously with its delivery at Washington before Con-
gress. The health of the President is impaired,
but not so as prevent his getting about a little. The
Capitol is stated to be fast filling up with the
members of Congress, from all parts of the Union.
The Bank of British North America, at St. John,
N. 8., was robbed of £BOO, on the 24th ult. Some
doubt exists as to the truth of this.
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The Mammouth clipper-ship Great Republic has
left Boston for this port, in tow of a steamer.