The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-04 00:00:00

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAM-SHIP FITLTOS"

(FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.)
By Express.
FRS 0
SOUTHAMPTON.,
The United States mail steam-ship Ful'..on, freol.o 71
York to Havre, arrived off Cowes this trAorning.°,llool:
passengers and a large amount of specie. For •Crhe
52,006 dollars; and for France, 433,194, dollars.
New York on the 20th ult. from
On the 22nd, passed the steam-ship Washingtt 211,:
Bremen and Southampton to New York. On et",:es,
exchanged signals with the Cunard steamer Airhogr;
lat. 50.26 N., lon. 39.20 W. On the 24th, ee,:incl,l"
signals with the British ship Eliza Morrison, u'-'*-45 Vv.'?
the westward. On the 29th, in lat. 50.26 N., low 2f yorn
passed the steam-ship Arago, from Havre for Ne"hasr
On the 2nd October, in lat. 49.36, lon. 6.20, elc—
signals with the English ship Lobilia.
She reports the arrival out of the Asia. y. Oil
b There is no intelligence of any importance A
arrival.
10,44
On the 19th, the sales of cotton at New York eln-Fiv-t
about 600 to 1,000 bales; the market closing firm. •thou'
was irregular, common grades scarce, and 11 tu"A*4!
change in prices. Wheat dull and lower. Stigarbtlojralit;.
and active. Coffee firm. The provision markets , if 6
For freights, the rates for grain to Liverpe°'at
firmer, and from 40,000 to 50,000 bushels engaged
and 93; flour, 2s; and compressed cotton, id.

WEST INDIA MAO"

(FROM OUR SPECIAL CORRESPONDENT.)

By Express.
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SOUTHAMPTON, FRIDAY AFT b"
A ay
The West India royal mail steam-ship Magdalena' Poo
Abbot, arrived here to-day shortly before no",:ecie
brings 96 Dassenvers, the usual mails, and ,srdols
freight amounting to 698,185 dols. ; viz., 272,410
gold, 421,604 dols in siver, and 4,166 dols platina• 7 ea;
The cargo comprises 88 bales of merchandise, ofil,
succadees, 3 cases tortoise shell, 66 bales of sarsal3
and 53 packages of sundries. eoth
sot At,,
The Magdalena's dates are :—Santa Martha, re, Stn'
7th ; Grey Town, 4th ; Colon, Bth ; Demera ..
Gre tiP
Trinidad, Bth; Carthagena and Jamaica, 10th ; 11. o&
Bth; Barbadoes and Mountserrat, 11th ; Jacto,eAla;'"
afelfetle
Antigua, St. Kitts, and Nevis, 13th ; Port Rico, of
St. Thomas, morning of the 18th.
During the first week of the passage, the ote
experienced fine weather, after which she enc°
fresh
The Mexican mails with hs
have not swell Di
been brought boat
n 0 0)
„o
Magdalena; it is supposed some accident bas bar
to the mail steamer from the Gulf.
A large British fleet is stationed at Greytow,°'„,a a-,6%
We hear from Nicaragua that the Hon. Ple,`ll. '
has purchased a rancho there. Walker has levied
of twenty dollars upon all liquor dealers in Nicol"-nracs,
Colonel Schlessinger has quarrelled with 000
Another expedition to a place called Chant
peroil
started, under Lieut.-Colonel Byron Coae
All was quiet at St. Domingo and Hayti. ThePolirto
Faustin was at Aux Cazes, trying and shootinfsiy OP
offenders. The people of St. Domingo have give
ore3P
the Emperor several hundred prisoners. pe
The sickness in the West Indies has nearly m,e,0173,.
„jot,
and the fleet at Jamaica has again become heal
At St. Thomas there are a few isolated cases "
only; fever has almost entirely gone. Aar o'o°
At Jamaica there had been very heavy thun-- 0, 010
with rain, and blowing very fresh at the ti".o2 0 o_4o
island and shipping were healthy ; there had °ot",
rain, which bad done much good. Two young;
had had a verdict of manslaughter pronounced
them for poisoning a person with medicines. fr
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. 11;030r
At Jamaica—H.M. ships Imaum, Earyalue, Lelf
magant. The Eurydice sailed on a cruise, SoPtiiehte,,
posed for Bermuda). The Arrogant was off lAtil,,,pov,
Sept. 11. At Antigua—H.M. ships Vestal, anum"-og
The outward ship had not arrived at St. Til°,--atlk aa'
the Magdalena left, on the morning of the
,i,-',..y0;0..fie"
Magdalena was detained at St. Thomas two u,qe, "15 half, waiting for the Tay, from the Gulf of IViel'ojeo',l Aair
ship had not arrived when she sailed. Four seegos"ter
deserted from the Madwaska (loading on the haveloe;
Coast, north of Blenfields) in the whale boat' to
w-
e:l
lodged in gaol at Colon, and are to bo sent b
rieuse, or the mail packet, to Grey ,Town. „,Y
ho
to be sent back to the ship.
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The steamer Bombay arrived hero this u-Aies'0
having made the passage in 135 hours fromOt,
which Port she left on the 25th of September. gOSA
The Indian mail was to leave Alexandria got•AupPor,
day with intelligence from Calcutta to the 220 000 g ,01,i
from Bombay to the 29th of August, and from of Po,
to the 9th of August, from Shanghae to the Ifs, a all
Preparations are being made at Bombay °
,dO9
demonstration in the Persian Gulf. 00"t0
Pre
Cholera prevails in the Punjaub.
; t the re
At Bombay the import business is P.° oy;
markethave
advanced.is s steady, y ,
Exchangea n d theimoneys a t
2s
i marketid. act°
tic oa tot, e
Several parts of China are in a very re beep
Great losses both of property and life have 7g
We at Canton by floods.
at 513313 g 'cee t Exchange at Canton is at 4s. Hiddvi to
The Persia had arrived at Ceylon Melbourne Sydney to the Bth of July, and from st3oth of June. ,fhe Ati
Pettofr
colTohneiems acorknetitnsuaersesqtueiaedty, b. ut the progress opacio
At Melbourne the price of gold is .€3,2,6 are° or
The exports of gold for six months in 1"- 10
66 tons, r
...Iced JP
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Gold explorations are being actively
„a 00 °P
mania.
At Moreton Bay, the Phoebe Pimbar bad