Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-25 00:00:00

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" The Substance ' and the Shadow " is the title of the
tale now exciting such universal interest in CASSELL'S
ILLUSTRATED FAMILY PAPER. The tale commenced in
No. 53. London : Cassell, Petter, and Gilpin.
To SHIPPERS AND Ex-Poll:mils.— A most profitable
article of export, to warm climates especially, are the Self-
cleansing Charcoal Filters, patented by Messrs. Saunders
s and Co., of 16, Parker-street, Liverpool—in fact they are

invaluable wherever there is bad water. S. and Co. allow
a liberal discount on export and wholesale orders.

KOORIA-MOORIA :GUANO.—The experiments-tried with
this manure appear to have resulted most satisfactorily.
We have before us a copy of a pamphlet which has been
issued, containing ample reports and analyses that leave no
doubt as to the valuable properties of this new guano ; and
considering the present low prices of agricultural prouce,
this new fertiliser is especially beneficial, not only on
account of its great merits, but from the low price at which
it can be obtained, and which places it within reach of all
agriculturalists. The pamphlet to which we refer to has
:printed for gratis distribution, and may be had at our

SHIP PING INT ELLIGRNCE.

Tan DAT

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. Height,
..... 3; 7 .... 830 .... 12 2

—Gentle breeze
Do.

WIND
At LITERPOOL,-N.W.
'6 HOLTHEAD,-N.W.--
ARRITED

Belle Wood ..New Orleans Balbec (ss) ----- :,•_;ndris
City of Baltimore (ss) Epidouro ...... Ale
OrlealiS
New York R C Winthrop..
Coniston Coquimbo Lannercost .... N.
Corinthian ....New Orleans Perpetua .... • .... `.... j____.•:-
John Bull Moulmein Wm Penn ......
nclrls
Siam
St John, N B Kezia .......... ~ Brazil
E Thornhill ..Port-au-Prince Margaret Dean ..... ostend
Andes (ss) Venice Union ...........
e.
w.
.IC_atiildgeurie

Eercaldine
Nalman
Lizzy ....
Chacely
Gannet (ss)
Onward ..
Ethiope (ss)

SAILED.
Rio Halifaxjaneiro
isiGrielaennla(snsd) . . .
******* Ifiben
.... Naples Clio ............. . „To
.Maranham John Barbour..St John/ uc,
...Dunkirk Donna Anna ..Pernall',o#
Rio Janeiro Lucy Thompson • •New.o, hi.
Africa Hannah ........... •
MARITIME EXTRACTS. 24.
LIVERPOOL, Mare St
The cargo of the Equator, hence to Batavia, on sh°'-file
the Magazines, is burnt down to the ground tier, cal
port side amidships. trom
of
The flat Dolphin has been towed in, bottom up,
S .F.raG:nceingeo,
Taylor's Bank, by the steam-tug Enterprise, and "a h
below Egremont. 00.
The Civilian, from Callao to Hampton Roads, '71.1,‘„n0
doned off Cape Horn ; crew saved by the Carolus Naga
from Callao, which was spoken in February.
The Australia, for Callao, has put back from
leaky, with loss of sails, &c.
The Tudor, hence to Melbourne, was left by the
tug Resolute, west of Cork, this morning, all well. ""
•

N.,- strong bre.
The Oneidaeze (s), from Australia, arrived at Sues on lleatil
March, and left on her return the following day. 6_,lle,:fstb
Feb.,
from Sydney 2nd Feb., Melbourne sth Ov'''
shed'
Feb., and Aden March 9.
The lower mast. of a ship, with lower rigging 4-ta
posed,
also the bottom of a ship apparently pine built, wasoiite°,
18th March, in lat 46 N, lon 20 W, by the Tess° f
here, which spoke the Tornado, from ISlelbourne'L° r'
port, 25th Feb., in lat 16 N, lon 31 W. here $t
The Nonpariel, arrived here yesterday, sailed --4,.urf,
Michael's March 12, and left there the Marian ',7prireo
Violet, Columbine, Queen of the West, Vivid, •Virlite`-*
Liffey, and Ipswic Lass.
HAVRE, March 21: A vessel, with all her sails fur 1011,049
a signal 9f distress flying, was sighted March 16, rope
N, lon 15 W, by the Normandie, arrived here froth
raiso, on passing close to her she was found to be the -0,
of Hull, abandoned. Her rails and bulwarks on both tos be
and her boats, were carried away; and she appeare,"
deep. The crew had probably been taken off the eat; the
ing by a ship which was seen steering NW, and Ir-dere'
course she was running must have passed close to the ate'
lict.—The schooner Charles Raphael, arrived alight'
from Swansea, reports that when off Halewick floavil`b,-eceol
distant about two miles, she passed a very enormous ,P;
wreckage, but could not distinguish anything but,tilitst)
of a vessel, without any mark ; and on 6th March, fore;
N, lon 8 W, saw to leeward a sunken vessel, with °'"oite"
mast standing and top painted white ; her hull P
black. rlO
AMSTERDAM, March 21: The El Dorado, from -6,
for Hamburgh, stranded on Terchelling Banks MO'
been sold, and realised Ctf 5,450.
CA3rreEvrowN, March 21 : An account has roc'
nee
tlte
port of a brigantine being on the Paterson's Rock, S°
island of Sanda, with only her topmast to be see:; soli
,
further particulars have yet reached us • the crew ,st,
posed to have landed on the island of ganda. It 's•ost,
that she was seen to strike about 1 p.m. on the 18th
OUTPORTS. ~,,AOllO6
DEAL. March 25.—Anchored and passed : The r'',4o

- - ob
from Jamaica to London ; Zarah, London to Gl
Jessie Craig, London to Mauritius; Samuel, l'„don
~,,rp
°"oslel
Cinbequa ; Clarissa Bird, London to Bombay ; "don
dale, London to Malta ; Julia, Taganrog to 1),,f/1101
Johanna, Palermo to London ; Monarch, to Glues t 4
Safeguard, Hartlepool to Lisbon ; Scottish Maid, MO'
Shields; Eugenie, London to Mauritius; Queen °,r',5001:
London to Nelsons ; Salon, London to Cardiff ;
London. to Kurrachee ; Candahar, London to 'o'
Waterlilly, north to west ; Antelope (s), westward 1-,eijoto:
don ; Mary Anne and James,, Shields to Aden ; .
Shields to Smyrna ; Clarence, Calcutta to London! 11$2,400;
Wooloomooloo, Sydney to London ; John Banks/ s'biel
to London ; Blakeley, Shields to Genoa ; Gulterus,
to Bangor, United States. froo
GRAVESEND, March 24.—Arrived : The Cliks;cide'
Buenos Ayres ; Thor, Odessa ; Amazon, Jamaica; vireile;
Christiana ; Haibet, Danzig ; Ann, Christiana fat sideP
Joseph, Guernsey for Swansea ' • Genova, Monte
Sailed : Ann and Isabella, for Aspinwall ,• Plynoutil. peter
New York ; Sweate, Kurrachee ; Swanen, Aarbaus

Dorethea, Aarhuus. ,
Lona°.
DUBLIN, March 24. Arrived : Ceres (ss), from 1
Lady Eglinton, London.
e.mn 10
KINGSTOWN, March 24.—Arrived: Vienna, l'•--
AO
for Dublin. alled : Guide, for Constantinople. t
„ .s•'
BELFAST, March 24. Sailed : Diana, for Den"
Kerr, Ardrossan, in tow of steam-tug Windsor.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Europa (s), hence at New York March 7
Jenny W Paine, hence at New York March 11, to
Glasgow (s), from Glasgow at New York Marc' 10
Southampton, from London at New York March
Colombo, hence at Charleston March 1
Judah Touro, hence at Charleston March 6
Culloden, hence at Mobile Feb 26 t/17.00
Normandy, C S Pennell, Chimborazo, and
hence ; Actaeon, from London ; and Addle Sn° 01
Havre—all at New Orleans to March 1 ferr
Lady Franklin, sailed from Baltimore for -I'l
March 9 1 Prfor
Joseph Howe, cleared at Charleston for LiverP!„,°oll
Magnet, and Intrinsic—both cleared at $3"" for
Liverpool March 4 nab
Harmony, and Ceres—both cleared at Sal3ll- for
Liverpool March 3 ogbile
Marchmont, and Tribune—both cleared at.
Liverpool March 2 3
Dakotah, cleared at Mobile for Liverpool Marfroice'A,
Star of Peace, Arctic, Joseph Fish, , Cza r C 310'-
to
P Harward, Sarah and Emma, Belmont, Digbjt rpooi
and Illustrious—all cleared 'at New Orleans for 1-ii/e
March 1

Kief (ss), hence at Venice
Alexander et Clemente, hence at Marseilles
Clara, hence at Gibraltar
Catherine Hofland, hence at Zerick Zee
Eva, hence at Rabat
St Helena, from Ardrossan at Bombay

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

BIRMINGHAM RACES.
•
SECOND DAY—THURSDAY, MAncil 14. fit)
ob
The SELLING STEEPLE CHASE STAKES of 5 soya• m d, It
20 added ; four year olds 11 st, five 12 st, xis I 0.; P.o
12 st 7 lb ; the winner to be sold for 100 Boys.,
miles. 1
Humming Bird ................. • • • • • .2
Picc0.......................... . • • • • .5
• Redan Hero .................... ••• • ' • addedOS, frolll
The GRAND MILITARY GOLD CUP, value iv- eeci
to a Sweepstakes of 10 sovs each, h. ft, with 50 add
the town of Birmingham, for horses bona fide 11111
ditionally the property of officers on full VI. a steer4so
and embodied militia ; 12st each ; winners 0, twiCe 5;
chase or hurdle race of the value of 50 SOTS staVa;
or 100 10Ib, 200 141 b, or 300 211 b extra, includinci,
to be ridden by officers on furl pay of the army for bur°'
any officer who has not ridden a steeple chase
allowed 51b ; three miles ; 24 subs. 1
Goldsmith ..................... ••• ' • 2 •
Clear-the-Way ............... • • • • • ' • • .3
Young Magnet ................... • • •

TATTERSALL'S BETTING„.• 6
36-
t-P11,,:a.b
EARL SPENCER'S PLATE.-6 to 1 agst
offered ; 10 to 1 agst Actaeon, taken ; 100 to
Fit, taken ; 20 to 1 agst Zitella, taken. Gla
NoRTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES.-6 to 1 agst gutim-dio
~t
taken, 8 to 1 agst Newcastle, taken; 20 to 1 agst to 6 ar
taken ; 7 to 1 asst Little Agnes, taken ; 10
ed•
Harraton, taken ereely ; 30 to 1 agst Shaft°, oueies.
CHESTER Cur.-4,000 to 60 agst Raspberry, tlteu,
THE DERBY.-12 to 1 agst Promised Land,
•

NO SHIP SHOULD GO TO SEA Without On °f - used -4jr
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Note the 5
wtahietehr, trhoea
red ceremony,out , ,
%Animus & Co., 16,' Parker-street, Liverpool. yeede,
• 0 'a 9
ftMARRIAGE TEARS. —Recently at a marriap, 'Wil°
the er
bridegroom, a stout six-foot fellow, following_4roted
ample, blubbered like reraoLw •t as
broughtsebo?'
, a calf, and on being bout
ab°llt 1
she does." lethtemberide burst into tears,.Vl
}lio
LYNCH
Fulton (steamer) on Friday evening, state"
LAW IN KENTUCKY Th , a pape
that sll' • id
alone ! I feel: as h-
'lle lc
Ti , entucky, the mob broke into the gaol, androte
Thomas S. Low who confined there for ro.. ros.
shot dead. 'L
was
him who created o°_,,d
Low was the person Iv . 0 laolow-
in the
. Kentucky, Legislature, which resulted in 11
being shot dead, and another seriousl minded'
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