The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-09 00:00:00

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NORTHERN DAILY TIMES OFFICE,
Wednesday Morning, Six o'Clock.
\PtThe has
mail steamer, Atlantic, Captain
Yovi, 7e just arrived in' the Mersey, from New
Re il''4lnce she sailed on the 29th ult. By. her
I)rivilit,l44 received our usual files of papers and
ell correspondence from that port to the date
thri she left, which are four days later than
114 previously to hand.
tpeeie 4tlantic has brought 500,000 dollars in
the e' and 98 passengers. During the passage
tttkeePerienced strong S.W. winds, and was de-
kl%o several hours in the channel by fog. She
IWaited at the bar one hour for water.
Itie:lze steamer Niagara, from Liverpool, with ad-
o'„i k
to the -10th ult., reached Boston at three
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414 P.m., on the 28th ult. Her mails were
ode
in New York on the morning of the 29th.
ri ge
steamer Hermann, from Southampton, ar-
kfter at New York on the morning of the 29th,
11,4 rough passage.
teZ steamer Northern Light had arrived at New
d 14.11 (after having put into Norfolk), from San
hot; With 1,500,000 dollars in specie,.and advices
cSan Francisco to the Ist of October. The
~cel4ereial news from the Golden State was
Tiled- to be rather unsatisfactory.
de he luarkets generally are represented as being
fetie,,,,,ed, owing to accumulated stocks, and a
Neu decline had taken place in nearly all the
been articles. Goods upon which an advance
4tor obtained in, August, and which had been
Need. in anticipation of 'better prices, were in
vlitko,:lletauces, being forced upon the market at
1,,•-s Prices, owing to the scarcity of money.
kereZnediate improvement was looked for, •as
eight were compelled to pay large -sums for
IltoreoPon goods arriving, which were being
arg :%save' shippers from serious losses. The
b,7lrt obtained as advances on goods stored,
Is stated, been, in almost every case, re-
-0%4? the Atlantic States ; renewals were con-
btaPle made with extra difficulty. The great
tt ble„ California—Gold Dust—came in slowly,
~eutp's Were unchanged. With the commence
Nettl , the rainy season increased receipts were
ate' upon.
Nl' Californian mails of the Ist of October had
tor el New York by the steamer Ohio, and those
listigland have come forward by the Atlantic. .
toCe British mail steamer, Conway, is reported
gel,4ve put into Savannah, disabled ; her passen-
r; and. mails were all sale.
'Val. New York correspondent writes—that the
Ilk Howard, from Newport, Wales, bound to
t}leW ,
olk Vr., with railroad iron, went ashore on
,?2nd, on Watchaprigne shoals; the crew were

‘ll Bayed. The ship Sturgess, of Boston,
C'l the ship Lapland, from St John's, N. 8., both
te Liverpool, have been reported ashore;
)()Tt,", miles west of Quoddy Head—a
'vas
aSh gone to her assistance ; the latter
art °re T -
be had 4, at, rescott, Me., her masts were gone,
,111/110,, Len feet of water in her hold—she would
'rpm a Wreck.
.ew Yo,_%%Tashington we learn that John Duffy, of
i'relab.cfl'; has been appointed Consul to Galway,
°ffiee ; and A. D. Gall, of Indiana, to the same
uete.,'"sburgh a serious Irish riot had occurred
fallen
-,.11 some railroad laborers, from, Cork, and
‘,IOIII Connaught, in which two men had
At I,victiras, and several others were injured.
hase 0 rrevidence, on the night of the 26th, a serious
thee,....nrred. It broke out in a dry goods store,
befo e tloward Block, which spread so rapidly that
the or
flames could be subdued nearly the en-
-44„, included.
was consumed—the' Theatre and -Mu-
ZOcoincluded. The total loss is estimated at from
to 500,000 dollars.
R--,;°Nr York.the Free Soil Democrats had held
1)4"L" Mass meeting in Tammany Hall, for the
158.4;?8e of ratifying the nominations made by that
forDe Y City and County Officers. The Free
tiltl:°erats also assembled at the Stuyvesant Insti-
Tiawhich was thinly attended.
fro he Ship Plymouth Rock had arrived at Callao,
Melbourne, Port Philip, she sailed on the
°f August, and arrived at Callao on the 20th
44'42 tuber—thus making the voyage in thirty-one
vilivirtite shortest on record. The advices are not
be so late as those received direct.
,
gen-eral advices brought to New York by the
14‘iller8 Northern Light and Ohio are of general
and The The health at the Isthmus was good,
tiiri,"te roads in good order. A rumour was
lvtta tilt in San Francisco that another expedition
Bali s°rganizing in that place, or other ports of
iit'ernia of a revolutionary character, against the
the of Ecuador. The officials are said to be upon
taoCe°k out for the purpose of suppressing such
Clients.
Oregon we are informed that a treaty has
The--reoncluded with the Indians on Rouge River.
laid Indians
0 were, to be paid 60,000 dollars for the
15et; 1,500 dollars' being witheld as indemnity to
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ttils',e Alta-California states that a number of
%;lan. s (12,000) are preparing to emigrate to the
'ilvich Islands, under the immediate auspicies