Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-18 00:00:00

Omnibus Nang
W. F. Stoner Boston
King of Algeria .N. Orleans

iregaretta

Mys-ore

Thibens Bremen
Renfrewshire Quebec
Trinidad Trinida4
Panthea
Owen Garra ..Mohte Video
Lady Eleanor
William and Ellen. „Dubliii
Cecilia ....._
....Poole
William Thompson Pool!
Jane Harper
Mary Ann

Ipswieh

Good Intent

I 'Grimaldi

GlaggoW

Lady Valiant ....ltianritiat
Cali;

Rita (ss)
City of Nantes (ss)

Leontine Emma

St. Nazaire
.Nantei

New York

Crimea

New. Orleaui
Cevlo

Courier

Vandelia
Wide Awakc
Mora Castle

New S"org

Legijor

MARITIME EXTRACTS

LIVERPOOL, July 16

A smack, laden with herrings, from Port St Mary° (Isle
of-Man), sunk off the. North Landing-stage on Saturdai
morning, after, collision with the Reliance (steam-tug).

OUTPOIITS

GRENOCK, July 17.—ArriTed Polly, from Quebei,
ThalOptris, St. Kitts ; Comeo, Nantes. Sailed Sparta
for Quebec.

FOREIGN PORTS,

Cassard, Rio anclAlcynon, Mley, both hence at Bordecio
July 11.
Reformer, Soley, hence at Toulon July G.
Elise, Redin, hence at Toulon July 11.
Argo, Bronwer, hence at Cronstadt July 6.
Godeleous, Jacobina, Zephyr, Harriet, and Wilh
all hence at Cronstadt July 7.
Ceres, linisinga, hence at Narva June 29.
Perseverant, Edelkamp, hence at Scheldt.
Crimean (ss), Wakeharo, hence at 'Lisbon, and sail
July 7, for Gibraltar, &c..
lonia (ss), Bonfellow, h.ence at Leghorn. July 6.
Tordenszold, Sorensen; hence at Cagliari.
Detroit, Thomas, hence,.at Malta July 6.
Orontes (ss), Watson, hence at Malta, and left for
Alexandria July 8.

African (ss), Richardson, from Alexandria at Malta, sna
sailed July 6, for Liverpool. ,4-

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Indus- (ss), Weeks, from Alexandria at Malta, and let
July 6, for Southampton:.
Duero (es), Battle, sailed from Bareelona for Liverpool
July 10.

Jacob A. Westervelt
Liverpool, June 29.
Jeremiah Thompson, Blake, cleared at New York
Liverpool, July 1.
Borelia, Kevan, cleared at Savannah for Liverpool, June 25'
Corinthian Swetzer, hence at Galveston.
Robert Mills, Brown, and Cavalier, Jordan, both hence at
New York.

Austin, cleared' at New York for

Spirit of the Times, from Pernambuco, and Mary, Hamar,
from Clyde, both at New York.
A. C. Adams, hence at Camden.
Lancaster, Decan, hence at Philadelhia. 1
Centenela hence at Havana,. • p
. •
Arab, Christie, hence at St. Jago de Ciba. • -
Laconia (ss), Haram, hence at Constantinople, and clea
for. Trebizonde.
Florida, LeSlie, hence at Constantinople.
Villa d'Anjer, hence. at Genoa.
Rosa, Richards, hence at Barcelona.
Cambria (s), hence at Havre. t)
Ocean, Weiss ; and Augusta, Claas---botli hence af Meta
Jane Jackson, hence at Texel.
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Mary Wyghton, hence at Riga July S.
Paquette de Havre, hence at Havre July 13.
Maria Theresa, hence at Bordeaux July 14.
Cadmus, Stanford ;. Hannah, Burgess ; and Sophik
Lelean—all hence at Helvoet, July 14.
Emma, Shakow, hence at Copenhagen July 13.
Asia (s), City of Baltimore (ss), and Sultana, all hone
off New York July 6.

North American (s) ; Ann Gray, %ate.
Watson, and A. 0. Adams, all hence at Quebec.
Addie Snow, and Emily Gordon, both hence at Boston
Ocean Guide, Atkinson, hence at Camden.
J. P. Harward, Ardross, hence at New Orleans.
A. C. Adams, hence at Portland.
Watersprite, Mills, from Taragona at Smyrna. July 1.

VESSELS''' nEpOn+s,

Report of the ship Sir W. p. Williams, from Shanghae
June 7, spoke the Samaranc, from Liverpool for Calcites,
in lat. 2 13 N., lon.. 24 49/ W.
July 7, passed a ship's lower mast, rigging attached, lower
_part painted white, upper part bright, in lat. 49 N.t
lon. 9 35 W.
Report of the ship Caroline Agnes, of Glasgow
Canton, March 15
June 3, spoke the Margaret Dean, ship, from Liverpool
for Bahia, in lat. 5 28 N., lOn., 25 13 W.
Report of the Emily, from Gold Coast :
July 3, the Herald, American ship, from Liverpool for
Toulon, seven days, in lat. 47 50, lon. 12 40 W.

sailed frost

The " Times" says :—" We are informed that the Env
peror.and Empress of the French. will pay an early visit to
the Emperor of Austria at Vienna."

Another member Of the Russian Royal family is expected
at Torquay—the Grand Duchess of Maria Nicolaevlia,
sister to the Emperor of Russia.
It Is expected that, at the approaching Cornish assizes, the
Bishop of Exeter will appear as a
‘litigant before the coif,
in a ease of disputed preseirtation to a COrnish living.
TIOLDE OF. BRISTQL.--TrOM statistics, ;Mt pliblitlhed, its
api • ars that the customs' receipts at this, port for the quarter
e the 30th ult., amount to no less than £371,804 19s 2dl
being the largest receipts for any quarter on record.
A man named 'Jervis, in the employ of the' Garston, and
St. Helens Railway Company, was run over by a laden coal
waggon, at the Garston Dock., last Thursday evening, and
both of his legs were so crushed and mutilated, as to.require
the amputation of one of then* by Doctor Thompson.
The ',Western Times " says :—" We have. magnificent
harvest weather. Most of the hay in the neighbourhood iS
got in, and the corn harvest has, commenced. Mr. Frost'
cut a field of wheat at Rxminster. this week, and has saved
it in good 'condition, Should the present heaf contilme,
great portion of the cereal crop will be saved this month."
GIFT FROM Sat M. Paro.—We have much pleasure
announcing that Sir Morton Peto, V. P., has presented the
town of Lowestoft with a very handsome stained glass
dow,'tO'be placed in the west end of our new Town-hall'
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We are informed that the widow was greatly
when shown at the exhibition held some time since at-Paris.
—"Norfolk News."

THE, ATTEMPTED, 11UR,DER AND SUICI,DE AT IDS.--.
On Friday morning, Favicett, the young man Who out both
his own throat and that of his landlady, was removed to the
Leeds Infirmary, whexe he now lies in charge of a police'
man. His Nound is not now expected to have a fatal
result. His victim, Mrs. Watts, was also requested, by her
friends to avail herself of the charitable shelter of the same
institution, but she declined to do so. Her wound is also
progressing favourably. It now appears that Fawcett r 3,5.
expelled from the house a few years' ago, for a similo!,
attempt on his landlady, and was only reinstated in lo°
lodgmgs on promising to behave with more circumspection
future.

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JULY 18T; 1859.