The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-18 00:00:00

CORK PROVISION.—White wheat, 42s 6d ; red, 41s ;
barley, 21s 6d ; oats, 14s 10d ; pork, 415 6d.
CORK BUTTER.—Firsts, nil, I I4s ; Seconds, 106, 11
Thirds, 287, 100 s; Fourths, 188, 935:; Fifths, 34, 84s;
Sixths, 6,70 s.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.
TATTERSALL'S.-YESTERDAY EVENING
DERBY.

13 to 1 apt Yellow Jack (taken)

CHESTER CUP.
25 to 1 on the Field (offered)
1000 to 20 agst Rifleman (taken)

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL. JANUARY
WIND YESTERDAY—South.
-.8 2l—Eveg. 8 54—Height, 13 ft. 1 in

HIGH WATER

ARRIVED,

Jan. 16.-- roorrison, Alexandria. Jan. 17.—Ben Nevi*
Melbourne—Pacific (U.S.M.S.), New York—Margaret (s.), Havre*"
Artlgnon, Alexandria—Ch .rter Oak, and Houdlette, Savanna—Sarah
Sands (a.e.)„Crimea—Oceanus, Rotterdam—Saline°, Ostend—Rosa"
mond, Bahia—Rome, Charleston.

—Catherine

SAILED.
Jan. 1 6.—Nundeens, St. llllchaels—Record, Constantinople. Jan' I7.—Frances, Ceara—Lord Elgin, Demerara—Horizon, New Orleans
—Constantine, New York. •

Penzance, Jan, 14. Arrived—Hortense, from Liverpool for
Louvain.

TIME ETRACTS.
New York, Jan. S.MARI—The James, of aud for St. Ives from Queb'er
was abandoned, Nov. 30, in lat. 49, lon. 3. Crew saved by the
Syria, arrived here from Newcastle.—The Ocean Chief, from Liver-
pool for Savanna, while lying off Tybec, Dec. 26, for a pilot, struclt
on a shoal, but got off with part of false keel, and leaking so badl
that she was beached in St. Katherine's Sound. It is feared the
ship will be a wreck.

Sillily, Jan. 12.—The Louise, for Liverpool, was towed in with IoSS
of foremast, jibboom, and maintoprnast, &c.
Liverpool, Jan. 16,—The Jeremiah Thompson arrived here to-dal
from New York, was hove on her beam ends in a heavy gale, Dec'
20, from E. to N.N.E. ; shifted cargo I lost boats, bulwarks, c4bio
doors, &c., and became very leaky in topsides, One seaman ki lerlr
and the carpenter and another man disabled. Dec. 30, after heavy
gales, threw overboard from 80 to 100 tons cargo. Lost sails,
spars' &s.—Jan. 17.—The Ben Nevis, from Melbourne, sai'ed 17th,
from the heads 19th Oct. Has 45,000 ozs. of gold. The CharaPi°l3 of the Seas was to sail on the 25th October.—Pacific (U.S.lll.S•if
Eldridge, from New York, left Jan. 5, at 12 p.m. At 4 a.m., Ilocsi
violent gale from E.S.S. commenced, which lasted all night. LO9
starboard guard boat. Encountered easterly winds for the whole pa-sage. Has 21,106 dollars in specie.
Antigua. Dec. 28.—The Wasdale for Kingstown, which
pu! 1g
a second time, on the Bth, has discharged a portion of her eargeci
Th? leak has been found in her topsides, which are nearly bornp/ete,
caulking, and it is supposed she will be ready for sea in a few daY''
Dublin, Jan. 15.—The:Intrepid, Roche, from London' to EnnlP
corthy, with Indian corn, ran on Wicklow bar, Jan. 12, and drove 0'•„
the north side ~where she damaged part of her cargo. •

FOREIGN OUT PORTS.
Shackamaxon; Monteagie; D. G. Fleming ; Cont
Shalimar—all hence at Melbourne.
Kensington, from London at Melbourne.
Marathon, hence at Adelaide.
Alice Brooke, from Singapore at Adelaide.
Silistria .Harrison, hence at New Orleans.
North Ale, ice, hence at Mobile.
Glenlyon, Oliver; Kingston, Murray—both hence at Savanna.
Mattapan, Collier, hence at Charleston.
Kate Hunter, hence at Delaware.
John William, Spohn ; Tenars, A rey—both hence at Philadelphia.
Hygeia, Minde, hence at New York.
George Flyde, from Melbourne ; Lord Stanley, from Coquimbo
Nazarene, and Eliza Caroline, from San Francisco; Manchester, IN
.--
Panama; at Callao—and all five sailed for Chinchas.
Queen Victoria, Bolivar, M. A, Johnstone, and Heart of Oak, all
from Chinchas at Callao, and all four sailed for England.
g. Rosina, Hotspur, and Harvest Home, from Chinchas, at Callao'
Northern Light sailed from Callao for England, Nov. 2g.
Branscombe, Gilhatn ; City of Kandy, Cumming; and An"
Melhuish, all hence. at Valparaiso.
KaGleemKeoafrtnheey,Nfritoh., frsoymd.Neyer ivoleu;rillteo,rmiroanni, fcrohmiloeM;onritiechynidoe4:
from Islay—all at Valparaiso.
Pickwick sailed from Valparaiso, Nov. 28, for Caldera ; and ADO Cheyshire, for Haase..
Loyal, Webber, from Demerara, atjAntigua, for Liverpool, loalo
and ordered to discharge.
John Knox, &am London, off Antigua, Dec. 24, for Mobile,'s--
hort
of bread.
t
Martha Thompson, Anne Jane, Parker, and Moulin—all hence a -
Demerara,
Berbice sailed from Demerara, Dec. s; Loyal, Dec.l3; Birkbl'
Dec.
20; and Persia, Dec. 21—all for Liverpool.
Glanmire, Emulous, and Jenny—all hence at Barbados,
Marietta, hence at St. Thomas.
Alice Jan., Stewart, hence at Jamaica,
Caroline, Russo; and Caroline Louisa,

ance; and

Buddeley—both hence

ig
Scio, Warne, from Taranto at Gibraltar, and cleared for LiverPo -' Karnac (s.s.), hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Malta.
Charity (s.s.), from Malta at Gibraltar.
Anna Maria.sailed from Bordeaux for Liverpool, Jan. 13.
Alma sailed from Trinidad for Liverpool, Dec. 19. . ..
Spartan (s.s.), hence at Syra.
Baloochee,'hence at Aden.
..
Edward, hence at Leghorn.
Flora, hence at St. Thomas.

DEATH

On the 16th lust, untvers
bnew her, Hannah, wife of
Cheshire, aged 67.

illy and deservedly regretted by all 00-
Air. John Dredge, of New Brign:°°:

ke" Births, narriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent ti*
our Office duly authenticated.

The papers announce the death of the Counts
Dowager of Erroll, daughter of the late King Winning
IV.

According to intelligence of thelth, from Constants"
nople, the Russian advanced posts were within three
hours' march of Erzeroum.
The existence of a Danish circular despatch
repudiating Denmark's solidarity with Sweden's treatli
and promising to maintain strict neutrality in future'
is deni"d by the official journal at Copenhagen.
The election of a Member of Parliament, for Lincola!,
took place on Wednesday. Major G. W. Sibtho eldest
son of the late representative, was proposed. No other"
candidate being put in nomination, the Sheriff declare°
the gallant Major duly elected.
LONDON, BRIGHTON, AND SOUTH COAST BAILwAIt."I,
The Board of Directors of this railway have decided''
upon recommending the payment of a dividend, for the'
half year, of £2 IBs. Od. per cent., on the consolidate)
stock of the company, making the total dividend for tb°
year 1855, amount to 5 per cent. per annum.
The Times says :—" While the foreign emissaries and
press of Russia have uttered nothing but the most pre"
sumptuous defiance, the language of the Emperor
himself is mild and conciliatory. He seems to have
appreciated the moderation of the terms proposed to hit*
by the Allies, and to have been willing to meet them 1
a corresponding spirit. If he has not yielded all than
has been asked by the allies, he has at least conceded sc.!
1
much as to render the concession of the rest extrenolid
probable. That last concession we must have ; an.
when we consider what another year's campaign will he
to Russia, we can hardly suppose that a government,
with the interests of the country at heart, will involve
the land in such unspeakable calamities, with no hoPO
orobliging better terms, and with something very neat
a certainty of being obliged to accept far worse."
cratThe LondonPustb says d
front :—" The government of ttheyAnil;
maintains a ol and a haughty tone. 1
requires no common assurance seriously to propose t°
exchange Kars against Sebastopol and the many point'
we hold. Anapa alone, or certainly Redoubt Kalelb
would be more than a fair exchange for Kars, yet the
cabinet of St. Petersburg seems to take no account°'
these, nor of Kinburn, Kertch, or Eupatoria, and ell
in the clauses which she accepts, Russia has attempted
to introduce a modification, thoroughly Russian, that i° ,
" open to the most dangerous interpretation." In pr,°;
viding for the neutralization of the Black Sea, ,
ultimatum stipulates that Russia and Turkey sht° 1
P,,
engage themselves to maintain only such light vessels 3'
are necessary " for the coast service." Resides these t 1°0
cabinet of St. Petersburg wish to introduce, "and for tut
protection of the coast." Nor, where is the need 00
protection in a sea completely neutralized, and ft° t
which all war navies are excluded ? It is too evidet
that if Russia were permitted by the letter of the 101 t
establish light vessels for the protection of her coasts, 1e
should soon see a fleet, sm4ll at first, swelling gradusict
to dimensions of the most formidable character, at
perchance, again necessitating our protection for te
"
coasts of her neighbour, and a fresh expenditure of a°,.
blood and treasure."
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Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLIIIEP, of 21, Cafnl9
street, at his General Printing and Stationery EstabliaretP
South John-street, Liverpool.
FRIDAY, JANUARY 18, 103@,

GLASGOW/CATTLE.—We had the largest supply of
cattle at market to-day of the season. The demand wag
dull at a reduction on all descriptions, particularly mid.
dling and inferior qualities. Sheep were not so plentiful as
last day, but sales were dull and prices rather lower. A
clearance was not effected. Best Scotch beef, 62d; best
Irish beef, 6d; middling, 5-id to sid ; and inferior, 42d to
sd. Best black-faced mutton, sid ; inferior, 5d per lb.
Oxen, 1135; sheep, 3347.
DUBLIN CATTLE,-_A good supply of beef and mut-
ton. Some fine stall-fed cattle sold rapidly at the high
rates lately current. Middling and inferior qualities very
dull of sale, and prices variable. The pig market was
well supplied, and for heavy bacon an advance of 2s per
ewt was obtained.

OUTPORTS.
Qneenstown, Jan. 17.—Arrived—Lilly Dale, Prince Edward ',land
—Elliot Algoa Bay, decks ept—Thomas ee, Mauritius—Sir C.
Napier;Callao, decks swat sw—William M'PhLie, Callao—lngiewoodo
ATexandril—Claurti, Palermo—Rance. Calcutta—WilliamLudwig,
Foo Choo Foo—Clio Condon, St. Michaels—Caliope, Syria—Ne°
England, New York—Springlock, Paraiba—Malabar, Callao, deckg
swept —Abel, from Inverness, for Malta—Tricolor, from Liverpool.
for Calcutta—Czar, Callao. Off—Ebbs Pragh, Callao, with pumps
choked—San Domingo, Trieste.—The Lelate was brought in nero
yesterday, full of water, was immediately ran on shore, and is floor
sunken.
Belfast, Jan, 17,—Arrived—Emma, Cadiz via Dublin— Adrian*
Sophia, Dordt. bailed.—Temoras (s.l, London.
Kingstown, Jan. 17.—Arrived—Theodore Behrend, Dant zic—Ske"
gold, Skyelsker.
Dublin, Jan. I7.—Arrived—Gefrin, Nyborg—Odeni, London.
Scilly, Jan. 12.—Arr ved—Ann, from Liverpool for Havre.
Greenock, Jan. 16.—Arrived—Tiger, Surinham—Corralin, Nelr
York. Jan. 17.—Archibald M‘Millan, Mauritius—R. S. Harrlmaot
Callao.