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

ORTHERN Tbi 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, Mrs. Golding, Mr. and
Mrs. G. Schultz, Messrs. P. Lindsay, P. Menart, E. Pouillia,
G. D. Robel.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.