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The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

SPAIN AND PORTUGAL.

Miguelite bonds rose in Paris on the an-
nouncement of the death of the Queen of Portu-
gal. The union of both countries is spoken of
again.

(From our Second Edition of yesterday.)
THE BOURBONS.

The Morning Chronicle's 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.
If he dies childless, the Count de Paris is to be the
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 aAialf 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.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

ADDITIONAL PARTICULARS

The count de Walewski, the French minister in
London, left Paris for London on Monday, after a
stay at Fontainbleau of only two days. It is un-
derstood.ttat he has not only received i
fletructions
from the,'government as to the course it means to
take with respect to the Eastern question; but that
he is bearer of au offensive and defensive treaty—
inure properly spealung, a treaty or pactia,aile
—which has been agreed between England and
France, and in which the other European powers
will be invited to join. Among diplomatists it is
thought that the plan will be as unsuccessful as the
negotiations at Vienna, or the conferences at
Olmutz.

The court of Cassation has given its judgment
on the appeal of the defendants in the affair of the
foreign correspondents. The decision of the
supreme court confirms that of the lower tribunal,
by which the right of public functionaries to open
letters was established.
MORE CHASSEURS.—The decree for the formation
of the ten new battalions of Chasseurs de Vin-
cennes was signed three days ago, but it has not
yet been published.
SCARCITY OF CORN.—The smallness of the supply
of corn continues to create considerable uneasiness,
for notwithstanding the enormous importations
within the last two months, and the exertions of
the government to keep prices down, there has
only been an average reduction of about 50
centimes per hectolitre.—Paris Correspondent of
the Globe.

M. LEON FAUCHER.—The Paris police paid a
visit to M. Leon Faucher on Monday, and searched
his house. Nothing to inculpate him was found.

The news given by The Morning Chronicle, which
arrived here to-day, that the English and French
fleets had enterei the Black Sea, has created an
immense sensation; and the fact is confirmed by
other telegraphic despatches which have reached.
It is confidently stated to-day that the Emperor of
Russia, on learning that his troops had met with a
defeat, gave immediate orders to Prince Gortscha-
koff to assume the offensive.
A despatch has been received here to-day, which
announces_ that a body of the Turkish army, on the
Asiatic frontier of Georgia, in an affair which they
had with the Russians, under General Prince Ba-
riatinski, had been beaten, and had 1,000 men
killed,

Reports are current to-day of an insurrection at
Lyons, caused by the the high price of bread.
The cholera has shown itself in Paris. The
number of cases does not exceed nine a-day,
Lord Cowley left Paris on Tuesday morning for
Fontainebleu.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

Ertiantr.

- „ Now LOADING, Fon BALLINA,
;
yot 4, o " IN THE KING'S DOCK,
AGNES KELLY,"
Captain HARDY.

Apply to

JOHN DOBBIN,
Drury Lane.

23rd Nov., 1853.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

SUPPLEMENT

THE NORTHERS- DAILY TIMES.

Zone, Fullerton, from Liverpool at Virginia.
Rappahannock, Cushing, from Liverpool at
New York.
Hope, Weston, from Liverpool at New York
Ariel, Reed. from Liverpool at New York.
Hemisphere, Pray, from Liverpool at New,
'York.

Chimborazo, Webb, from Liverpool at New
York.

Regatta, from New York at New Port, R. L,
for Plymouth, leaky.
Jane Goo iyear, sailed from Plymouth Nov
9, and Jenny Lind, Nov 11, both for I iverpool.
Orontes, (s.s) Olive, from Liverpool at
Smyrna.
'I rinity Yacht, Hounsell, from Mahon at
Denia, and sailed Nov 13, for Liverpool.
Sjonke Alicia, from Liverpool at Schelde.
The Childe Harold, Prynn, from Sydney to
London, is on shore on the Goodwin 'ands.
Attic, (u.s.m s) Luce, from 1\ ew York at
Liverpool, left Nov 12, has 441,358 dollars. in
specie on freight. grounded on the south side
of Victoria channel comitg in, but came off on
the flood without apparent injury.
The hull of the ship Austria, from Liverpool
for Charleston, before reported auhore on
Homan Shoal, was sold at auction sth inst, for
610 dollars.

Ship Daniel Webster. at Boston Bth inst.,
from Liverpool, had heavy Westerly gales the
whole passage. On the 24th ult. lat 42, lon 52,
in a gale. sprung rudder head, but secured it
with chains.

British ship Czar Peter, at San Francisco
Oct 12. from Liverpool, experienced a severe
gale , which caused the ship to leak badly ; was
compelled to heave over fifty tons of coal to
lighten her.

-The wreck of the ship Lapland, which was
towed into Little River, Cutler, Me. was sold
2d inst., by auction. The hull brought 400
dollars.

The ship Wm. Sturges, before reported
ashore at Trescott. Me., and as having been
got off, arrived at Boston 7th inst.
Ship Western World is still ashore on Squat
Beach, with nearly all her cargo out, the
greater part of which is slightly damaged. The
weather has been favourable, and that the ship
has not been got off is a bad omen of her situa-
tion.

RAMSGATE, Nov. 22, 4.20, p.m.,

The Childe Harold, is now off, And proceedH
ing for the river, with much damage, and
making a considerable quantity of water.

QUINISH BY TOBERMORY, Nov. 18.

A brig, laden with deals, and her bottom
covered with barnacles has been washed on
shore, on the rocks off Tyree. The words,
Brig Hatty, Huntington, were written on one;
of the deals, and a paper has been found,
apparently a pass-book, between John Bray,
and the Seamen's Savings Bank, New York,
with entries in February 1848, and July 1852.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

1.1 I ni tifS em entf,

pROUT'S EMIGRANT'S VOYAGE TO
THE AUSTRALIAN GOLD FIELDS, (from
Regent-street, London), Now OPEN at the NEW Music
HALL, BOLD-STREET. Mornings at three; Evenings at
eight o'clock.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

MADRAS,
Gazelle, 286, Leslie, A Cooper or Cotes-
worth, Nov 14

MALAGA
Maria 100 L Valle, G Partridge, Fletcher
and Co. Oct 28
MALTA AND ALEXANDRIA.
Tigre, 288, Casser, Pothonier • Gv
Guiseppe, 241, Bueat, M C Pothonier & Co,
Nov 20 .. . . Bk d
MALTA, A LEXA NDRIE TTA, &
Arabian, (s), 394, Graves, H Dixon & Co,
Nov 15 Gv
_

MALTA AND SMYRNA.
Agenora, 126, Lay, G Loutheau and Cross
Nov 9 .

MANILLA.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

Vessels Spoken.

Jane, from Danzig to Liverpool, off the
Scaw, Nov 14.
Ariadne, from Liverpool to Port Phillip,
Oct 24.
Linda of Liverpool, in lat 47 n, lon 11 w,
Nov 7.
John Tomkinson, from Liverpool to Acapulco
in lat Ni s, lon So w, Aug 17.
Araminta, of Liverpool, in lat 11 n, lon 28 w,
Nov 1. _ _ _

—Duncan, from Calcutta, off Cape Trafalgar,
oc, 25.

Mary, from Liverpool to Melbourne, in lat
50 n, lon 10 w, by the Redbreast, Nov 13.
General Jones, from Boston to Rio Janeiro,
in hit 5 n, lon 23 w, Oct 3.

...
Hansberg, from Demerara for London, ii
tat 41, lon 31 w, by the Celma, Nov 6.

Maritime Extracts.

Saranak, from Philadelphia to Liverpool. in
twenty • three days.
Ann Cheshire, Whiteway, from Liverpool at
California.

Czar eter, Manning, from Liverpool at
California.

Jolly Robin, Pipon, from Liverpool at
California.
Jenny Wren, Joyneon, cleared at California
for Callao, Oct 15.
Neva, Mailing, from Liverpool at New
Ciricans.

Queen Victoria, from Havana at New
Orleans.

Sterling, Henderson, from tlolverpool at
Savannah.
Amelia, Attlitalis, „Wm, i.l.iyaspool at
Charleston.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

THE NORTHERN _DAILY TIMES.

313irtb4, Olarriaqts, anti Dtatijg.

BIRTH.
On the 21st instant, at Kilkenny,' the wife of the Bishop of Ossory,
of a son.

MARRIAGES.

On the 19th instant, at St. George's, Hanover-square, Alfred Greer,
Esq., of Dripsey House, in the county of Cork, to Peggy, the only
daughter of the late Major John Brown Colthurst, of Dripsey Castle in
the same county.
On the 22nd instant, at St. George's, Hanover-square, the Marchese
Don Odoardo Frederic Francois Raffaele Gadaleta, to Thomasina on'y
daughter of the late Walter Newton, Esq., of Dunleckny House,
county of Carlow, Ireland.
On the ',2nd instant, at St. Peter's Church, Dublin, by the Rev, Mr.
Nixon, the Hon. Edward Stopford, to Harriet, eldest daughter of the
late Rev. Edward Nixon.

DEATHS.
On the 23rd instant, at her residence, Cazneau-street, in her 80th
year, Ann, relict of the late Thomas Marton, Esq., tanner, of this town.
On Sunday. at the res:dence of her husband. Mary Brown, the be-
loved wife of Mr. Alfred Brownless, of this town.
On the 4th August, on board the ship Chrysolite, on h's homeward
voyage from China to this port, io his 15th year Thomas. eldest son of
Mr. Oliver Edwards, of the Liverpool Po,,t Office, and Oiver-street,
Birk enhead.
At Argyll-street. in her 73rd year, the Right Hon. the Dowager
Lady Arundell reli, t of the Right Hon. James Everard (Ninth) Lord
Aruodell. of \Vardour Castle, Wilts.
On the 16th ult., at St George's, Bermuda, of yellow feve:, Captain
George Srott Manson, of H.M. 56th Regiment, third and beloved son
of J. 0. Hanson. Esq., of Dorset-square. aged 30,
On the 2lst instant, at Cambridge, Mrs. Jane Hayles, in the 90th
year of her age.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

Brocklebank, Nov 14
Sea Horse, 790, Heron, Potter Bra or Ash-
ley Brs • • • •
CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.

Countess of Winton, Clarke, Aikin or
' Cowie and 'Co, Oct 31 ..
CEARA.

Tinamara, 280, Blundell, Singlehurst & Co,
Nova

CITY POINT, VIRGINIA.

Paramatta7ilo7; Henry, J 8 de Wolf & Co,
Nov 1.. • • • . Gv

CIEN'FUEGOS

Corzori de Maria, 182, B'de Artaza, J T

Nickels, Oct 22 .. C
N S del Carmen, IN Gortozar, ( leage and
Coor or Midi" and Son. Oct 24
Tu Cuidado, SO, Arris, F D Oleaga & Co,
Nov II . • C
CONSTANTINOPLE, SDIYRNA, SYRA
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

STEAM TO

NEW YORK AND (VIA JAMAICA) TO CHAGRES
The undernoted or other first-class Screw Steam-ships will sail
FROM LIVERPOOL for NEW YORK •

ONCE A MONTH until further notice, the extended service being Twice
a Month, 'when the Ships now building are completed i
, ANDES Captain Moonie.
- . 1,4. ALPS
OP/ gall ,i, JURA
i /ETNA tiViit W 11,
..Captain LITTLE.

For BOSTON and NEW YORK.
ALPS .• • ... ..WEDNESDAY, the 14th December.
Passage Money for First-class Passengers only, for which there is
excellent accommodation, to Boston, £2O, including Provisions and
Steward's Fee, but without Wines or Liquors, which can be obtained
on Board.
me Freight on Fine Goods to America, Three Pounds Per Ton
Measurement: other Goods by Agreement.
Freight will be collected in America at the rate of 4 dols. 80 cents
to the Pound Sterling.
Apply in Halifax to SAMUEL CUNARD ; in Boston, to S. S. 'Awls;
in New York, to EDWARD CUNARD ; in Havre and Paris, to DONALD
CURRIE ; in London, to J. B. FOORD, 52, Old Broad-street; in Glas-
gow, tO GEORGE and JAMES BURNS; or, in Liverpool, to
D. & C. MAC IVER, 14, Water-street.
As soon as Goods are going for Canada, and any quantity offer
for PORTLAND, thete Vessels will call there.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

FRANCE.

The Moniteur of Wednesday publishes a decree
which fixes the duty on foreign coke brought into
France at 30c. for every hundred kilogrammes in
French vessels, and 80c. in foreign vessels. The
duty on raw cast-iron (fonte brute) is fixed at sf.
per hundred kilogrammes ; and changing duties
(droits varians) on other sorts of iron. After 1855
the duty on raw cast-iron will be 4f., and on other
sorts of iron in proportion.
A report is current in Bucharest that Klapka was
in command of the Turkish artillery attached to
this corps.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

FOR NEW YORK.

Tons Reg. Tons Bur.
ANGLO SAXON. SIMICOT ........ 1234 2750.... This Day.
AMERICAN, SERSTOW, 1137 2000....26th Nor.
CELESTIAL EMPIRE, Pitmen.— 1100 2800.... --
SOUTHAMPTON; BURGESS. 1700.... 3500.... -
FOR NEW ORLEANS
MARY WARD, LITTLE 600. 1700.... --
OLYMPUS, WILSON
MOU NT WASHINGTON,GonwiNIOOO 2025.. .
SAMUEL LAWRENCE, PATEN ..1100 2500.... -
HO R 220 N, THOMPSON. 963 -
031101, NE, NOWELL ....600 1350.... --....
WABAN, OAT ..750.• • ... 1600.... ---
FOR BOSTON.
CHAS. HUMBERSTON, WILLIAMS ....
MARY ADELINE, VESPER 600...... 1300
JOSEPHUS, PAINS 758 .....1640
LEXINGTON. Tnostrsort .. -
AMELIA, M'KENZIE 600 1350 -
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

AUSTRIA.

VIENNA, Nov. 19.

An Austrian corps of observation is concentrat-
ing at Temesvar, on the Servian frontier. Two
regiMents of infantry of the garrison of Vienna,
and three battalions of Jagers have been ordered
to hold themselves in readiness to march. Two
batteries have already left Vienna for the Servian
frontier.

Letters from Krajova of the ]oth instant state
that the Russians have concentrated a large force
in and around that town. Their outposts are
close to Kalafat, where frequent skirmishes took
place. Ismail Pacha's head quarters were at Ka-
lafat, which Omar Pasha has been instructed to
hold if possible, while at the same time he has
been ordered to abstain from further operations
during the winter.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

RATES OF PASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL.

Cabin, in Two-berth State-rooms, Twenty-one guineas each berth
Three-berth „ Seventeen
II II
:, Forward II Fifteen
II I>
Including Provisions and Steward's Fee.
All having the same privileges, and Messing together.

A limited number of Passengers will be taken at Eight
Guineas, including as much Provisions as required ; and these
Passengers are hereby informed, that in order to satisfy the
requirements of the Government Officers, the date filled into
their contract tickets will be in every case the date of the day
preceding the fixed day of sailing.

These, Steamers carry " Phillip's Patent Fire Annihilators,

Au experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer.
Dogs at £3. each.

. Freight £4. per Ton, and Unmanufactured Goods, &c., will
be taken subject to agreement, payable here or in Philadelphia,
at $4 80c. per Pound sterling.
Apply, in Belfast, to RICHARDSON, BROTHERS and
Co. ; in Dublin, to CORNELIUS CARLETON ; in London, to
EDWARDS, SANDFORD, and Co., for Passengers, and PICK-
FORD and Co , for Goode • in Paris, to FRED. REDFERN, 8,
Rue de la Paix ; in Havre, to W. DAVIDSON ; in Man-
chester, to GEo. STONIER; and, in Liverpool, to
RICHARDSON BROTHERS and Co.,
12 and 13, Tower-buildings.

N.B.—When the arrangements are completed, and suffi-
cient Goods offer, one of the above, or other Steam-vessels,
will proceed to BALTIMORE, calling at NORFOLK,
Virginia, or other ports on the Chesapeake, going or return-
ing.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

ALBERT.

Bee, 233, Crawford, Imrie & Co.. , .. C
Bella Marina, 560,Thomas .. .. 0
Elizabeth Radcliffe, 222, Murphy, T Prowse '
and Co .. .. .. .. 0
George Eyfe, 460, Barrow .. .. 0,
Renrietta, 2 j 6. - .. .. .. 0
livingstone 467 M. Gee, Steele& Co., .. 1,1
Montgomery, 848, Chistholm. & Anderson o,
Neptune, 26i, Langsworthy, J Glynn & Son 0
Sea Horse, 790, Heron, Potter Brs .. 0
Tancred, 401, Mason .. .. .. 0
Town of Liverpool, :137, Flood, J Longtou &
Co.. .. .. .. .. 0
William Money, 547, Buckley, N Nicol .. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

COBOUf?G.

Alice Gill, Wright .. .. .. 0
Asia, (s) ',on, D& C M'lver &Co .. 0
.. Astrologer, (ss), .. .. 0
Cambria s Stone, Burns and 111• Iver, .. s
Diana, 180. Mossop .. .. .. 0
John, 123, Hopson .. ..
Margaret .5. Michael, 125, Thomas
Marquis of Anglesey, 52, Robinson
Mary, 60, Morgan .. ..
Mary, 120, Downey .. ..
Mary Ann 99, Clausin .. ..
Mary Ann, 169, Jones ..
Mary Jane, 152, 'tl itheridge .:
Mercury, 61, Owens .. ..
Monarch, 22g, Clarke .. ..
Ocean, 106. Francis ..
Susan, 56, Huges ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

CARGO for the CITY OF MANCHESTER is now being
received on the Quay, south side Wellington Dock.

. THE LIVERPOOL AND
PHILADELPHIA
"AINI-111W- STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
FAVOURITE
IRON SCREW STEAM-SHIPS
Captain.
CITY OF GLASGOW 1610 Tons..W. WYLIE.
CITY OF MANCHESTER 2126 Tons..R. LEITCH.
CITY OF PHILADELPHIA, new, 2189 Tons..W. SVYtt E.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, new, 2472 Tons..R. LEtrcx.

Are intended to sail as under :

From LIVERPOOL :

CITY OF MANCHESTER

WEDNESDAY. ... 7th Dec,

1854.
CITY OF GLASGOW WEDNE SDAY . . . . 4th Jan,
CITY OF MANCHESTER.-- ........ ....... ht Feb.
CITY OF GLASGOW lst Mar,

From PHILADELPHIA : 1853.
CITY OF MANCHESTER ... SATURDAY .. sth Nov.
CITY OF GLASGOW
CITY OF MANCHESTER
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

WATERLOO.

Adam White, 110, Little • •
America, 1137, Barstow, C Grimshaw
Ann Jane, 99, Evans .. ..
Ann Pritcha, d, 33, Phillips ..
Arturo, 230 Azzoparai, Preston &Co ..
Cledan, 71, Evans .. .. ..
Crisossulas, 225,- .. .. ..
Zskam, 55, Clark, .1 Barnes .. ..
Great Western, Furber . .. ..
Guiseppe. 24, Brinent , Giamacopulo &Co 0
Henry Tuke, 0„ Jacklin .. .. 0
James, 48, Evans .. .. .. 0
Lark, 33, -- .. .. .. .. U
Lady Elwood, 85, -.. .. .. 0
Miss Douglas, 55, Davidson .. . 0
North .4merica, 1056, Gorham, Train & Co s 2
Rudolph, 1:5, Owens .. .. .. 0
Sardinia, -, Jordan .. .. .. s 2
IStafordshire, 1817, Richardson .. . .. E
Stephen Glover 733 Baldrey .. .sl
Thomas Edward, 178, Wemyes, and Co e 2
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

NORTHERN DAILY TIMES.

Petrel, 52, Corkhill, J E Christian 0
Pomona 845 White, Stewart and Douglas
Queen Victoria, 711, Chase, Mead King & Co 0
Red Breast, 111, Williamson .. .. 0

Rockaway,.Bls, Goodwin, J Brown or Har-

Sarah Ann Roskell, Price

Severn, 360, Allan, 'Stewart & Douglas ..
Tempest, 861, Patten, J Brown or Harrison 0
Wasp, 1280, Kecham, Gibbs Bright & Co.. 0,
Widnes, 68, Rigby .. .. 0,

eta, 231, Fordyce . •
Al onkton, 51, Doolittle .. ..
New Messenger, 2I 8, Al oore, Allan & Edwards 0
Old Dominion, Sampson, J Brown or Har-
rison • • ..
Nl5
Portland. 73, Evans .. .. ..
.. 0
Pythia, 224, Haggerman, Baor,
.a.nd Co,
....Nios
Rapide, 329, Ruckelman
Reliance, 805. Fell .. .. .. 0
Rentara, 120, Zubaga, Partridge &Co .. s
Scotia,lll'l.ean • •
Selina, 86, Burtham . .. .. 0
Star of Brunswick, 58, Scamp .. • .. 0
Stadutrecht, b7O, --- .. • • .. 0
Success, 63, Poeter ..
111
.. .. 0
Tarquin, 462, Doughty .. .. .. 0
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

QUEEN'S.

Adelina, 1 81. Cafeiro
Adventure, 285, Wheeler. T Harrison
Agenoria, 126. Ley. J Glynn & Son
Aiax JOT Macke, Wilson and Co.. ..
America. 485. Guthrie, Orr or Grrenshields w
tinker Berg 100, Wierenga E
Antonia. 25A, Smoguinl, Tothonier &Co w
Aquilla d' Oro, 140, Rodrigues .. .. 0
Ariel Igl Inkster,

Cambeyses, 292. Petersen, J R Dealy &Co wl
Cyqtries, 2.84, Ring, J Scott .. • • E I

rentipede,loo, Priest, J Glynn and Co .. E
Charles, 160, Simons, F J Stutterhehn .. E 2
Clemence, 203, Ninternan .. .. 0
D'Harmonie, 173, Grooth, A F Moore .. 0
De Twee .Jibroeders, 95, Berg, Vos Brown a
& Co ,
..
Fdward, 339, Kalff, Bahr & Co .

. . .
Elizabeth, go Dunn, Bahr and Co.
Elizabeth, 74. Brodie ..
Ettyine, iOR, Bahr and Co ..
lENther 209 Murehison, A. Duncan

• e
.. 0
• w
.. 0
• E
• E

Rather 112. Dasfitt, D E Gauwin ..a
Echunga 1018 Harvey, D. Cannon and Co W
Famillien. 323. Andreas. Bahr & Co ..a
George LOrd. 181, Armlott, Read &Co .. (.
GiiTtruida. 94, T'intebar. Bahr & Co .. w
000(1 Hone. lig, .Duvgan. Strong & Reid 0
Gordon A Thompson 186 Eilhank.. rt
Guttenberg, 120. Keiper. Bahr &Co .. 0
Heather, 263, Gloaclx, J Longton &Co .. w
Hecht, 150. Hansen, Bahr & Co .. 0
Highland Mary, 120, Sutherland. E Oliver 0,
brnq' 124. Pescovid. D. E. Gauwin 0
John Watson 13113arnard, D Cannon & Sons w
Johannis Itermonies, 105, Brockhurst Strong
& Co .. . .
a
.Toren Pepita 150 Martinez, Bahr and Co w
Juno, 208 Gronquist, Babe & Co w
Juno, 365, Bahr and Co
Lady Ann, g 5, Abernethy P H Dean..
L' Industrie, 360, Janseon, Nickols & Co .
Mares, 128. Benanidin
dora, 642, Nicol, Cunard & Co
Mercurius, 420, Hahn, Bahr & Co
Murray, 303, Booker ..
Mary Black 247 Day, Jones, sen. w
Ocean Queen, 64. Dixon 0
Odessa, 418, Aschendarf.. ..

Otto. 405. Ross..
Ellesmere. 75. Footer, Clay & Co
Princess .149, Belzea, Miller & Co
Prince Artlmr,

,
w Prowler, 109, Cumming, J G White &Co w
0 nadiant,.263, Gillespie, E Oliver
o,llleform, 90, Doyle. Wood & Ritson
wßock City 597 Flavin, McCalmont and CO E
E pothsay 490 Lock, J Farie 0
0 Sheridan 202 Mcßae, Wilson &Co • • .. w
O'SheridanKnowles 953 White, M`Calmontbrs
0 ,Sirian, - .. • . .
0 iSaneca 318 Hunter, w

Sagitario 140 Abella, Bahr & Co . ,
Star of Freedom, 536 Hore, J E Oliver
Success, 67, Whitehead .. ..
Susan, 61, Reid .. ..
,usanna, 147, Williams, Muir, Morton, &
Co .. . .. .. 8
.. .
Telegraph, 235, Goldsworthy, W Tarbet and
Son.. .. .. .. .. 0

Teresa, 155, Poyd
Triton, 397, Forshaw, E Oliver .
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-24

KING'S

NORTHERN DAILY ,TIMES

Maria, 120, --, Bahr & Co, .. .. E
Maria, 156, Rus, Bahr .& Co .. .. w
Mary; 42, Harford .. 0
New City of Cork, 203, Baynes. J Longton 0
Nuestra Senhora de C'aimer, 120. Contedonw
P, incess Royal, ISO. Thomas, A F Moore w
Ranger, Si, Gorry, J E Christian ' .. 0
Regina, 236, Thaddor.k. A F Moore .. w 5
Robert Boyle, 54. Dalziel, Cowell 8; Co .. N
Rob. Roy. 31, Urquhart .. . .. .. 0
Science, 184, Clarke .. .. .. 0
Seagull 18,,Johnson .. .. .. 0
aophia, 125,Riehardson, Miners &Co ...w
Tantivy. 71, Downs Byrne &Co
Temperance. 84, Roberts ..
Trafalgar. 198, Greaves. J. I.ongton
William Thompson, 75, Wylie ..

Unity, Owens .. .
..
Vertunno, Gambarciillo, J G White & Schro-

. .
eder.. .. .. .. .. 01
William, 69, Sturdy .. ... .. 0
Witch of the Wave, 223 Brown, Suter & Co 1'
Woodlands, 84, Moore .. .. . • 01

UNION.

ellmora 1238, Dunn, Giles &Co
Cleopatra 598 Chapman, J Baines N
Emma, 168, Jones .. .. 0
Fairlie 85. Jane, 56, Robinson .. .. El
Jnne, 839, Hunter, Sharpies and Jones ..
Lord Palmerston, .106, Williams
Maid of Athens, 229, Bonfellow, Bahr & Co, 0
Paramatta 660 Carr, Miller &Co .. w
Tory 608 Hoskins, D Gibb w
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

EMIGRATION TO AMERICA
-10‘ BY
ot\\ e; GRINNELL'S " SWALLOW TAIL" LINE
OF PACKET-SHIPS.

ASHBURTON, J. M`WILLiAm
LIVERPOOL, KEARNEY
CONSTANTINE, DURYEE
14ERT GALLATIN, DELANO
AMERICAN UNION
QUk.z,N OF THE WEST, HALLET
NEW WORLD, KNIGHT

1150 tons, 21st Nov.
1250 tons, 6th Dec.
,1500 tons, 21st Dec.
.1600 tons, 6th Jan.
1500 tons, 21st Jan.
1350 tons, 6th Feb.
1500 tons, 21st Feb.

FOR NEW ORLEANS,

CLARA WHEELER, NELSON,

2500 tons, Bth, Nov

The Subscribers continue to despatch the above celebrated Packet-
ships, and other first-class American ships, weekly.
The success which has hitherto attended their arrangements for the
comfortable transit of emigrants, gives them the greatest confidence
in submitting to the inspection of the emigrating public their unrival-
led American liners, as possessing the most eligible accommodation to
the United States.

In the construction of these vessels the utmost attention has been
paid to the latest improvements in light, ventilation, durability, sailing
qualities, and all matters calculated to promote the health, comfort,
and contentment of passengers. They. are commanded by men of un-
doubted nautical skill and experience in the trade.

Provisions will be supplied to the passengers during the voyage ac-
cording to the act of parliament.

Parties residing at a distance can have berths secured by remitting
a deposit of aes for each person going.

Parties desirous of transmitting money to their friends in America,
can have drafts at sight for 41 and upwards, payable on our house at
New York.
For Cabin, Poop, Second Cabin, and Steerage passage, apply to

BOWMAN, GRINNELL. & CO.,

5, Regent-road, Clarence Dock, Liverpool;
and 83, South-street, New York.

N.B—Passengers going by these packet-ships can have their lug-
gage stored free in a warehouse attached to the office.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

Mr. W. T.'S
rights' ass,

Tile SECRETAI

tty-two firms had made out the required lists, and
teen firms had omitted to do so. The returns fur-
-two firms, however, showed that for

ast week t

erage number of men.' required by them

,OY inquired as to the mode in which the r

. If a firm were working over-time
me, then he presumed they computed
he number of men they would require
thin the same time, counting the ordi-

lied, that that was the way in which he

said, that he disputed the returns, not being
satisfied with them. For instance, Mr. Cato put him-
vn as fifty men short, and yet he (Mr. Neill) knew that
o had refused men employment who had applied for
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

ARESPECTABLE HOUSE can be regularly
suppliedmith-gend Engine Coal'. •

Apply to I

Liverpool, 8 Nov., 1853

, I) I

STEAM-SHIP

'OR AUSTRALIA
VIEW

Is now ON

HIISKISSON
steam-

DOCK

lificently

ship in' the world

lards of Admission apply to
MILLERS & THOAPSO:

4, Drury-.

T)APER HANG
1 London, -
and Co., Prop
chestei
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

'Unita( 'gate..

LIVERPOOL and BOSTON PACKETS.
Freight for fine goods 20s. per ton measurement; all other goods
subject to special contract.
•

TRAIN and CO.'s LINE,
Being the only Regular and Established Line between
LIVERPOOL and BOSTON.
No Goods received on the advertised day of sailing.
Loading berth, south side Waterloo Dock.
Sailing from Liverpool punctually on the sth and 20th of every

Month,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

:NGS, DECORATIONS, &c
and own Manufacture.—W

rs, 3, Deans,

BILL.

)OSTIN
execut
CHARLES WILLMRI
South Jahn-street, Live
Black Ink, Bs. per hundr€

SHIERS

ate, (Old Church-,

,nd), Man-

n the best style on the shortest notice, by
is General Printing Office, 19,
?001. DOUBLE DEMY BILLS in
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

lin that period.
Did Mr. Cato work over-tim(

Ur. GRAY

-_as disappointed that so many as 19 firms
,ed to send in their returns ; it showed a

vrhioh. he woteta

I. ,nrodital had

;refore under t

amstances he

on the returns befor(

he also objecte

Mr. CLArroN conceived the returns imperfect) inasmuch

hould have a return of the men em-

who might have been employed.
___s- replied, that that point had been settled
before hand. The simple question for their considera-
tion then, was the number of men that might have been em-

ployed, as
The Cu

)le.
thought that Mr. Neill should state whether
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

wed t

closing one sinning
point. Tlic sales ar
848 ; Eastern Coun

tliport, 16i ; Lond

N.E. Purel

Eastern Coun

London and N,

South Eastern, 18.16.3-i

lANCHESTI

R.-A

been transacted to-day at

7i; I

SHARE MARKETS.-YESTERDAY
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

KEY WEST, Oct. 22

I The Lmtitia, from Honduras to Cowes, is
ashore, on Martins reef, wreckers have gone
ito her assistance.

BOSTON, Oct.

• • •
A ship on fire, apparently abandoned. wasl
passed Uet 6. lat di, long ;3, by the Charles'
William, arrived here, from Savannah.

Oct. 26

The Arcole.,Lewis, from Baltimore to Liver-1
pool. with a cargo of wheat and tobacco, teas
wrecked in a gale I9th inst, a steamer was
Idivatched front Baltimore, on the ‘2sth, to,
!render assistance.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

It it was rumoured the mayor intended c

commenced a
irful explosion occurred in iiigh-street. It appears
__at two persons were engaged in loading rockets in the
upper rooms of the house occupied bv Mr. Osborne, when
by some accident the powder ignited, and there being a
a quantity of combustible materials in the room, a terrific
explosion was the resuit. The whole of the roof was blown

Before these extraordinary

off, and one of the boys was hurled into the air, and fell
with much force through the skylight of an adjoining house.
Although very seriously injured his life is not despaired of.

10 1101.11

luickly on

hut fortunately the flames

The Belgian charge d'affaires
made arrangements with the United Stat
whereby the latter grants a considerable
establishing of a line of steamers between

shington has

vernment,

I')'sidv for the

ew York and

utwerp, vu tl

running

within three month
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

IMPORTANT TO ADVERTISERS IN IRELAND

The most widely-circulated 3-day journal in Ireland is
THE NORTHERN WHlG,Published in Belfast
The latest_ Government stamp returns .show that
" The Northern Whig" maintains a high pre-eminence.over
the entire provincial press 'of Ireland, and that only one
Metropolitan 3-day
.journal equals it in circulation. As an
Advertising medium it consequently offers advantages which
few Irish journals can afford.
The repeal of the Advertisement duty has caused the
adoption of a new and very much reduced scale of charges—

• --
Under 10 lines (or 75 words)
• Every additional line... .......
With a large redaction for second and subsE

2s. Od.
Os. 4d

Contracts for Advertising by the year, half-year, and
quarter, will be taken on' the lowest terms compatible with
the extensive and valuable publicity afforded by its large
and influential circulation. To London, Liverpool, and
Manchester advertisers in particular, it offers especial
advantages, by bringing their announcements under the
notice of so enterprising and large a section of the com-
munity.

" The Northern Whig" contains the fullest and most
accurate intelligence on all subjects, and a peculiar system
of market prices 'of every description of produce, which will
be found of essential importance to merchants and traders.
" The Northern Whig" is published every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY, and SATURDAY, with a supplement on
Saturday, at the office, 6, Calender-street, Belfast. Yearly
subscription, £2 10s. ; half-yearly, £1 ss. ; quarterly, 12s.
6d.; payable in advance.
All communications to be addressed to the Proprietors,
FRANCIS D. FINLAY and SON.—Belfast, September,
1853.
•
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

In of it, to the in-

time, but eel,—
terest of those men
owners themselves, and the ship owners- association treat
yea with a degree of apathy which is astounding, particularly
when all your time, all your labours, all your anxiety,. Anil
all your exposure to the odium of the men is on their ac-
count, and I may say there are,—still that such treatment
should have been received. (hear, hear). For my own part
individually I am not

directly Opposed to you. 1

isposed to shrink at any

•cumstance
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

91HE Ladies of Liverpool and neighbourhood
are respectfully invited to inspect the NEW STOCK
of Mantles, at HARRISON BROTHERS, 60, and 62,
CHURCH STREET, Corner of Hanover Street.
Fixed Cash Prices marked in plain figures.

FRISBN

DYKI

and CO

Lord-street,

re prepared to
s, in their

respectfully announce that th _
L large Assortment of Autumn Nov(

CIELKS, •in Bayadei
Brocaded Robes.
Ducapc

New Checked

Lntique, and rich
Striped, and Barred

Silks, Velvets,

aces ; 131

Satins.

Plushe, and Terry

URENCH
U CP'j

SHAWLS,
is in Twedes,
ts.—FRISBY,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

CALIFORNIA.

The Boston Daily Advertiser, of the 26th ultimo
received by the Canada, contains the following
which it had received by telegraph :

ARRIVAL OF THE NORTHERN LIGHT

Fifteen Days later from California

NORFOLK, Oct. 25.—The steam-ship Northern
Light, from San Juan de Nicarague for New York,
put in here to-day for coal and provisions. She
brings San Francisco dates to the Ist inst., and
700 passengers, together with one and a half
millions of dollars in gold. The general news
presents no feature of importance.
The San Francisco markets were dull, and prices
were favourable to buyers.
CHARLESTOWN, 25th.—The steamer Isabel, from
Havanna and Kay West (Oct. 20th), arrived last
night. The news from Havanna is unimportant.
NEW ORLEANS, Oct. 25th.—There was a white
frost in this city and country last night. Also at
Mobile. The thermometer here at sunrise was
down to 40.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

PRIsBt, DYK.I

nd British
Woo' S

Crape Spar(
favadere, Shepherds, and Clax

9 ):qil

a CO., Loi'd-street

/FANTLE S.—The Talma, in Genoa, Lyons,
_II and British Velvets. The Gertrude, Maude, Ophelia,
Venise, Viola, Spanish and Cardinal, in cloths variously
trimmed. Also Mourning Mantles.—FßlSßY, DYKE,
and CO.

AUTUMNAL FASHIONS in MILLINERY,
comprising Glace, Satin, Terry, with-the new-Bonnet
in Eugenie. Caps and Head Dresses of every description.

.FRI§BY, DYItE,

, Lord

[-street

FURS.--Martin Sable, French Sable
r Ermine, Chinchilla, Kolensky, Musquash, Squirrel,
rnd Swan's Down.---FRISBY, DYKE, arid CO., Lord-Street.

TRAW BONNETS.—Chenille and Velvet Mix-
tures, Cotdenette, whole Straws, Rice, Devon, Lustre,
Tuscan, Lutons, Leghorns, Chips, Crinoline and Satin
Straws. Ladies' and Childrens' Stays.—FRISBY, DYKE,
and Co.

RIBBONS.—A large assortment of Parisian
and British novelties in Tartan Plaids, and Brocades,
Gold and Silver Tinsels, Belt Ribbons, Fancy Ties, and
French Flowers.—FßlSßY, DYKE, and Co.

1 ACES

—Honiton, Valencienm
and Limerick Habit-shirts

Maltese,
Sleeves, Collars,
Mantles, Jackets, ancalalls; Flouncings,
—FRISBY, DYKE,

and Lappets ; Lac
Edgings, Insertions, Sewed Muslins

and Co

BOOTS and SHOES for Ladies and Children
in every variety and fashion suitable for the season.
American Goloshes, Ladies' White and Black Satin Dress
Shoes.—FRISBY, DYKE, and Co.

T ADIES' and Childrens' Hosier
Merino and Lambs' Wool. Lull,
underclothing, Polka Jackets, Gloves,
—FRISBY, DYKE, and Co, Lord-street

n Cotton,

and Childrens'
Vie., in great variety.

pR E S S E S, in Bayadere and Embroidered,
Robes, Fancy Spun, and Wool Tartans, French
Merinos and Delaines, Australian Crapes, Coburgs, Circas-
sian Cloths, Challis, &c.—FRISBY 'DYKE, and o.

PRINTS.—Calicoes, Sheetings, Long Cloths,
Flannels, Scotch and Manchester Muslims, Checks,
Ginghams, Ready-made Printed Cambric Morning Robes,
Evening Dresses.—FßlSßY, DYKY

ud CO

TRIMMINGS for Dresses and Mantles, iD
Fringes, Gimps, Braids, Velvets, Drawing Ribbons,
Buttons, Ornaments, Tassels and Girdles, Berlin Wools and
Patterns ; Reticules, Perfumery, Soap.—FRISDY, DYKE,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

TURKEY.

Letters from Constantinople of the 26th say:—
The hourly-expected detachment from the Brit-
ish and French squadrons has not yet arrived,
though, as it has been passed by steamers on this
side of Gallipoli, it is certain that its advent can-
not be much further delayed.
As I mentioned in my last letter, orders have
been despatched to Omer Pasha in Eiirope, and
Selim Pasha in Asia, to delay the commencement
of hostilities. This delay is not an indefinite one,
but will extend to the 31st of this month, after
which the Turkish armies will assurdely act on the
offensive, unless any new and unlooked-for con-
cession on the part of the Emperor has taken place
meanwhile. We believe that Lord Stratford pre-
vailed. on the Turkish`'Ministers to consent to a
delay- of 10 days, in order that diplomacy might
make a *lst, and we may add a desperate effort
towards effecting a peaceable solution of the
question.

Before the present north wind set in upwards of
2000 vessels passed into the Black Sea. Nearly all
the cargoes of corn from the Danube have been
sold damaged.

At Odessa freights are four times the usual
value.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

WATERLOO,

America, 1137, Berstow, C Grimshaw 0
Arturo, 230 Azzopardi, Preston &Co ..
Bromiclaw, 77, Gillian' Strong &Co ..
_ .

Eigen 135 Jones, Heyn &Co .. w 6
Eliza, 42. Williams. N. Treweek 0
Fortitude, 82, Ley, Brownrigge & Co 0
George Canning, 40, Roberts
Julianne 120 Larrianaga, Partridge & Co.. 0
Lady Mary, 253, Young, R. Fisher .. s 2
Louisa, 178 Ford, W. Cuthbert .. w
Mersey, 208, Winter ..
Novadude, 215, Malzard.. E 4
Nuevo Leon, 134. --, J T Nickols
Nuvevo Fepillo 169 Scnande, Shiel or Nickel N
Oceana Ig2 Giococehca, Partridge &Co .. w
Pandora, 79, Richards ..
Rapid, 55, Strang, Marwood & Co B
Rising Sun. 299, Mars .. 0
Sir Chas. Napier, 714 Cannon & Son .. w
Sabina, 96, Todd, Allen and Edwards ..
Serafin 200 Goitez, Partridge or Kelso & Co w 3
Shamrock, 133, Morgan ..
Thrifty, 72, Howard .. .. 0
Tirnamara, Blundell, R. Singlehurst 0
Triton; 100, Zaldmondo, Partridge & Co 0
Tu Cuidao, 80,
Usk 236 Dunley, Cotesworth &Co .
Ursula 487 James, Imrie & Co ..

w
' John Matthie 526 Gto'ofte, apart! 9.04C0..
iakii William 463;.Davers Oliver ,
Marion Moore 1030 Tweedie. More & Baisia4
arionrie 776 M`Ewing, E:Oliver 0
Providence 172 Riffignack, Cowie and CO.. X
Ranee 640, L. H. Macintyre.. M
Richard Cobden 460 Stewart, W F Sim .. c
Sarah M' Whirton 417 William Nicol .. •
Wilton 318 Morris. J Longton or J Anderson ar
. William Darley. 478 Bamments, E. Batts C
Zarah 340 Lauglois, P H Dean & Co.. .. ■
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

For PRIVATE SALE,

The fine First-class American Clipper-ship
STAFFORDSHIRE;
Tz•• 1,817 tons register;
Built at Boston, in the Autumn of 1851, by Donald M'Kay,
the celebrated builder of the Flying Cloud, Sovereign of the

eas, &c., &c

This Ship is well known in this trade for her rapid pas-
sages; she also made the quickest run of 1852, from Boston
to San Francisco, 101 days, and from Calcutta to Boston in
81 days, the shortest passage on record.
For terms, &c., apply on board, Huskisson Dock, to Capt.
Josiah Richardson; or to TRAIN and CO.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

The Rate of Freight to Boston and New York is now Six Pounds per

Ton -Measurement.

Until further notice, CARGO for these STEAMERS will be received
on and after Nine o'clock, Morning, of SATURDAYS PREVIOUS To
SAILING, instead of on Mondays, as heretofore.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.
To BOSTON and HALIFAX
Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage

Twenty-five Pounds
Fifteen Pounds.

Rate of Freight,
SIX POUNDS PER TON MEASIIIMMENT.
• To NEW YORK.

Chief Cabin Passage
Second Cabin Passage

Thirty Pounds,
Twenty Pounds,
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

MITH & CO

entire actvant _
i of the Duty on Tea,

ze an

a from the
lowest

from t.

from the hest and most extensiv

secured to Purchasers at the Establil
, ROBINSON, & CO., Tea Import(

ACCOUNTANT and GENERAL AGENT,

13, CAMDEN-STREET

f ERCHANTS' DINING ROOMS, LANCASTER-
_OI_ BUILDINGS, Liverpool, close to Exchange, Tithe-
barn-street, Railway Station, and Prince's Pier-head.- Fresh
Native OYSTERS, TURTLE, and GAME. Commodious
Ind large Smoking Room.
MORRISH, PROPRIETOR.

Private Rooms f

C 0 MPARi

With any oth(

have eN

tnd CO.'S COFFEE
-STREET EAST,
tnd you will admit it to be the best you
is 6d per lb. No

DRINKERS

SHARP:
EXCIIAN

other article sold.
STARCH MANUFACTURERS TO THE QUEEN

MARINE WATER CLOSETS.
To the Nobility, Ship Owners, Ship Builders,
HUME'S Patent Marine Water Closet, obviating entirely
the hitherto offensive effluvia so repeatedly complained of,
is simple, and almost impossible to get out of order with
proper use ; it is invaluable for Yacts, or Cabin Accom-
modation on board Sea-going Ships, being fitted up above
or below the water-level, and entirely preventing all annoy-

ance bael

layoi of

Liverpool, Yacht Ariel ; Capt. P
Ship, Faith ; Capt. Dixon, Isle of Man St

Fairy ; and others

kfrican Mail &cam-
m-Packet. Manx

Alanufacton

Morpeth-dock Quay, Birkenhead,

PLUMBING IN ALL ITS BRANCHES

taltl 131? auction.

WITHOUT RE,SERVE.
NEARING APPAREL

MR. GRICE WILL SELL BY AUCTION,
this Day (Tuesday), the Bth instant, at Eleven o'clock
prompt, at his rooms, 40, Whitechapel, the STOCK of a
CLOTHIER and OUTFITTER, comprising overcoats,
dress coats, shooting coats, trousers, moleskin and cord
trousers, moleskin dress jackets, cloth jackets, moleskin and
cord vests, sleeve ditto, oil cloth overcoats, leggings, cloaks,
stays, and other articles connected with the trade.
. May be viewed on the morning of sale, and catalogues
had from Mr. Grice, at his rooms, 40, Whitechapel.

HOUSE AGENTS
HAVING

PREMISES TO LET OR SELL

SHOULD

ADVER T I S E
IN THE

NORTHERN

DAILY TIMES

kr A CHARGE OF

SIXPE N C E.
Offices-19, SOUTH JOHN STREET, LIVERPOOL; 9, PngccEss
STREET, MANCHESTER.

SERVANTS WANTING SITUATIONS.
Or a
PERSONS WANTING SERVANTS,
should Advertise in the
NORTH,ERN DAILY TIMES,
CHARGE

SIXPE N C E.
Published every morning, at 19, South John-street,
Liverpool, and 9. Princess-street, Manchester.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

All having the same privileges, and Messing together.

A limited number of Passengers will be taken at Eight
Guineas, including as much Provisions as required ; and these
Passengers are hereby informed, that in order to satisfy the
requirements of the Government Officers, the date filled into
their contract tickets will be in every case tho date of the day
preceding the fixed day of sailing.

These Steamers carry " Phillip's Patent Fire Annihilators."
An experienced Surgeon is attached to each Steamer.

Dogs at £3. each

• Freight £4. per Ton, and Unmanufactured Goods, &c., will
be taken subject to agreement, payable hero or in Philadelphia,
at $4 80c. per Pound sterling.
Apply, in Belfast to RICHARDSON, BROTHS RS and
Co. ; in Dublin, to CORNELIUS CARLETON ; in London, tO
E DIVARDSLSANDFORD, and Co., for Passengers, and PICK-
FORD and CO., for Goods ; in Paris, to FRED. REDFERN, 8,
Rue de la Paix ; in Havre, to W. DAVIDSON ; in Man-
chester, to GEo. STONIER; and, in Liverpool, to

RICHARDSON BROTHERS and Co.,
12 and 13, Tower buildings,

N.B.—When the arrangements are completed, and suffi-
cient Goods offer, one of the above, or other Steam-vessels,
will proceed to BALTIMORE, calling at NORFOLK,
Virginia, or other ports on the Chesapeake, going or return-
ing.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

~ST~.{.:gl~.

Nov. ft.

ARRIVED.—King Olave, Malaga; Wollifa,
Lit, Memel.
SAlLED.—Neptune, Marseilles.

9X770EN:1,"70W3u.

Nov. 6,

• Wind, N., fair.
Anravy.n.— Mary Annah, Dean, Glanow.
SAILED, Nov. 5.—Fanny Hunt'ey,
for Liverpool. (3.—Arab, Callao, for London;
Kelvin, Callao, for London ; Joseph Howe,l
Ellen. Callao, for London; George. Liverpool.l
for Alexandria , Prima Donna, Galati. for
Alexandria ; Mary Wylie, Alexander, for Huil
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

EVantell.

Advertisenients under this head, not exceeding Three
Lines, .are inserted in this Paper at .a Charge of
SIXPENCE.,
ar- Parties answering advertisements in the
NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, are requested to attend
to the folldwing explanations: -
"See Reference List" means that personal appli,
cation must be made at the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES
Address (capital letter or number), means that ap
plication must be made by letter, post-free, and in no
other way.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

y in the
. Cale-

£1 highcr.
ink of Ca-

Northern

Ln d Bank

£l2 15s, up

25; Glasgow

~ £6O, up

G UN.

POIVDER PLOT IN
TERRIFIC EXPLOSIO

EXETER.

The periodical furore against G
Exeter, has this year been dis

ways great

nd serious accident. For a number of y

; the cathe-
been used

~'mme'morate the day

of rocket

In immens,

urpose, the
) last few

y of the Pope being duly bu
s, however, the effigy burnin

.ot been confined to

Pope, but 'sevEral cocal
L have been likewise burr

urch of 1!:Fg-

,t to put t

rn dawn

to whom the

the dean
Ord ' belon

threatening

or assisted in lighting

ionfire i

lies rof men entered the yard, and with cries
ed letting- o
wood f

ledge of t

io y'a'rd. of the White Hart In

, • ..
od, carried the whole of if into the cathec
bonfire was quickly lighted, in defiance (
lesiastical authorities. During the evenir

several of the

red, and one of-the inspectors received a
e cut on his head. Many arrests took place, and the
-

ice ever

air is likely to occupy the attention of the n
ne time. The tumult, ineced, was at one ti

trates for

ime so great,
Ming out the
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

Publirationo.

JUST PUBLISHED,
THE , NOVEMBER NUMBER OF

WILLMER'S RAILWAY & STEAM BOAT
GUIDE, Price 2d. It is Published on. the First of
each Month, at the Office, 19, SOUTH JOHN-STREET, LrvER-
POOL. It contains the hours of all Trains, Steam Boats, and
other conveyances leaving or arriving in Liverpool.
Sold by all Booksellers.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

439 Logs PENCIL CEDAR, just arrived per Ohio,
New York. On account of the Im-

porters. And of
240,000 Feet Honduras MAHOGANY, expected to arrive,
per vesselq James and Tomlin, direct from the
will be Sold to accommodate the

article of

1,760 LANCI
124 Logs an
60 Log IL
the ca

VOob SPARS

Cuba. MAHOGANY,

auua CEDAR, if arrived in time,
_being
n per the John, from Cuba direct.
On account of the Importer.
CHALONER and FLEMING, Brokers, Liverpool.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

UNION.

Atmora, 1238, Dunn, Gilles & Co
Anne 98 Jones, R Morrow Son & Co
Cleopatra 598 Chapman, J Baines .. N
Grafton 77 Martin, W Cuthbert.. .. s
Win Perdue, 152 Gilberd, A. F. Moore .. x
Lady of the Lake 457 Smith, Douglas & Co
Lucretia 126 Leitch, Strong and Reid .. a
Petrel, 848 Chapman, Gibbs Bright and Co a
Tory 608 Hoskins. D Gibb w
Ysaliel3oo Banderich, E. Tennant.. ..
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-08

On Thursday, the 17th instant, at One,
At the BROKERS' Sale Room,
The well known red star British built
Barque COAXER;
290 tons O.M. 316 tons per register, N.M. ; built
at Newcastle, in 1839, by Mr. Carr, under par-
ticular inspection. This vessel is now in the most perfect
condition, having always been well kept up. In February,
1852, she underwent a thorough overhaul, in Mr. Stone-
man's Dock, London, when she had new topstrakes, binding
bolts, &c., and was resheathed with yellow metal, under the
superintendence of Lloyd's surveyor ; she is abundantly
found in stores, and stows an enormous cargo, having deliv-
ered 475 tons of guano, at a moderate draft of water ; she
is stiff under canvass, with a clean swept hold, and admirably
suited for general purposes. Dimensions :—Length 94 feet
8-10ths • breath 23 feet 3-10ths ; lying in Prince's Dock.
Apply for further particulars to Messrs. IMnIE & TOMLIN-
SON, or to TONGE, CURRY & Co., Brokers.

IMPORTANT SALE of MAHOGANY, ROSEWOOD'
ZEBRA-WOOD, WALNUT, BIRCH, PINE, ASH,
OAK, &c., in Logs, Planks, Boards, Flitches, &c.
On THURSDAY, the 17th November instant, at eleven o'clock
in the morning, at the Timber and Mahogany Yards, 20,
Wood-street, and Fleet-street, Liverpool.
The large, valuable, and well-selected STOCK of WOOD,
consisting. of MAHOGANY LOGS, ROSEWOOD and
ZEBRA-WOOD PLANKS,*of the finest description, and
suited for all purposes.

Also, a large .a fiiie Assortment of St. Domingo and Hon-
duras MAHOGANY, in seasoned Boards and Planks, of
all sizes, including quantities of Dining Table Boards,
Coach Panels, Counter-top Boards, 'Land Rail and
Framing Planks, Veneers of the finest description, Veneer
Flitches, &c., &c.
The Brokers, having received instructions to Dispose of
the above valuable Stock, request the attention of Buyers to
this important Sale, as, from the recent advance in the
price of Fancy Woods, and the certain appearance of a still
greater increase in value, they will be enabled to select from
this'very superior Assortment to great advantage.
The Sale will commence with Pine Planks, Deals, and
Birch Planks, Scantling, &c., at eleven o'clock precisely.
Catalogue%and further particulars may be had from,
HOLME, SLATER, and. CROOK, Brokers.
7, Water-street, Liverpool.

FOR SALE,
'
P. N,, The Ship POLLOK ;
t o*,
11/1 , 815 toes per register ; built by Messrs. Pollok,
- • Gilmour & Co. for themselves, at Quebec, in
1836.

Length
Breadth
Depth.

141 feet,
31 feet 7-10ths,
19 feet 4 10ths.

The Ship LADY FALKLAND ;
672 tons per register; built at Parrsborough, Nova Scotia,
in 1841, for Messrs. Pollok, Gilmour & Co.
Length 126 feet, •
Breadth
Depth 2O feet 9-10ths.

Also, the Brigantine SPRITE ;
152 tons ; built at Bathurst, New Brunswick, this present

Length
Breadth 2l feet 6-10ths,
Depth
Light draft of water, and built principally heckmatac, For
inventories and other particulars apply to
RANKIN, GILMOUR & CO.