Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-16 00:00:00

PE ?11.

Dates from Callao are.to Oct. 11th. The revo-
lution in the south still coutinues in the same
deadly-lively state as during the last foue:menths,
nothing decisive has been .done, but we cue told
the same old story that something deeisive is
-shortly expected to take place. From the published
reports in the Comercio of Lim, it is impossible
to get at the truth, as that journal publishes ar-•
ti3ks on both sides of the question eatirely con-
tradictory of each other. A movement in
T acna, headed by Sr. Albarraein and Colonel
Chocano in favour of Viva.noo, was put down, and
the revolutionary leaders sought safety in flight.
An outbreak _also took place in Piure, the obi-v.;
of which appears to have been plunder. It was,
put down by the Prefect. Vivanco's force con-..
tinned as at last advises in Arequippa, President
Castilla had five thousand five hundred men, and
a goal artillery train, Vari6us SkirMishes had taken
plirce, bat With no gain tp either side. Vtvaueo
had lost many men by desertion, and Castilla had
five hundred sick in hospital. An epidemic rages
in his camp, which some think will compel him to
raise the siege of Arequipa One of the accom—
plices pf: the assassination of Mr. Sullivan, named
Jose Felez Dian, or Virola. has given information
against the murderer, who is said to be a French-
man named John Snai. The authoeities have not
yet areested Serri, •nor is the cause which led to the
commission of the murder made public.

COMMERCIAL

KINGSTON, JAMAICA, Oct. 28.

;`lines cur last considerable activity has been evinced in
lansintts; here; and the transec:i,diss particularly in Ameri-
can provis ons and breadstaffs, have been male at advanced
prices. The iraprove.:nent is to be attributed chiefly to
the appalling mozretary crisis in the United State•, which
seems prAable to continue sucno time longer, anti which
has given rise to the opkion ginerally entertained, that
shipments from that qiurter mutt altogether cease,
or be made on very disadvantageous terms. Stocks
too have been very low, and this 1-? s served to hasten
the advance which will 1)3 perceived in our quotations.
There is little to rem irk of D)incs'ic Products. Sugar
remains steady, the sudply being about sufficient for our
own eonsamiitioa, and none b -;ing (I,:mandel for export:
Pimento is brought to mait.et pi et.ty steadily, in small
lots, but there has been a want of activity in the demand ;
still it is firm at oar quotations. Coil'e of the new crop
has not yet been pieced in market. Crn is almost en-
tirely sold out, and Dvewoodi remain, as last stated, in
fair supply.

. lirrrrEn : 100 firkins of the parcel Irish by the Anne
Falcon, sold to arrive, at 15d, and 100 sold sub;eq•iently at
15 d, iv)th which resales were made in precis of 25 firkins
at 161 d, Tie remaining 100 firkins of the same parcel
are held in advance.

Haler: 25 half :t;:rrels Smith's, ex Lane, were taken at
65., duty paid, and resold at 68,„
BREiD: The dullness reported in our last still prevails.
There has been little o- no dern4ml during the last fort-
night. The sock, however, is excecjingly troth of
pilot and crackers.
Co-aNiNsEAr, : A pare,lcx late arrive, an I lots some time
h,,re, d hands at 20s. Sales are also repo;tc,l at
218.

CANDLEs.—')fS ith and. Ourlett's a lot was placid
early at 141, and sales made later at 111. Of Jackson's,
600 boxes just entered, met buyers at lI d. In Coniposi-
ion, 100 boxes sold at 141--d, and 100 b:ixes at 15d.
COFFER : No sales; new crop not yet in market.
FREIGHTS : The Gr3rn, 319 toni, for Lemdon, at £2 15s
for sugar and logwood, and £1 for Pimen'.o, is the only
trans tetion mac known.

LOGWOOD conti'.ues at 403 per ton, free on board, but is
very dull. Purchases 'nave been made at outports at 36s
to 38s.

MALT : ' The sal•s reported arc, of J. & R. Tennent's—
double strong. ale, lis 6d per dozni quarts, pile ale and
porter at 8 °quarts, and 5s 6cl pints, double brown stout at
£6 per hogshead, and double strong ale, per hogshead ;
of Jeffrey's strong ale, 12s quarts and 7s for pints. There
is a plentiful supply of strong ale of various brands in
market. Sales dull.

liLTlti hus sold at 4s I:er
SALT is yet in abundance, but the importation having
ee.s;-11 for some tim?, there is a more healthy feeliog.
S.des confined to coarse, of which 450 barrels have been
taken, at 4s 63.

804 r : Steeit's 60 !h3 his met buyers at 19s per box.
SUGAZ has been sold at from 22s to 28s, according to
quality.

EXCHANGEi--On lon(3.on.—Jamaica and Colonial
Banks, 90 days, par. 60 days, W per cen'. premium. 30
days, 1 per _cent. premium. Merchants' Bilis, 9J days, it
to 1 per cent. discount.

P . tNIN SULA ft A.IL S.

(F3OII OUR SPECIAL CORUESPONDEST)

SOUTHAMPTON, SAI UEDAY EVENING.

The steam-ship Alhambra, of the Peninsular
and Oriental Steam Navigation Company,
Captain Joy; with the usual Peninsular Mails, hi
charge of Lieutenant Charlton, Admiralty Agent,
arrived here to-day.
The Alhambra, during the voyage,
experienced
outward, moderate S.W. Winds, and unsettled
weather. Homeward, light northerly winds and
rain; across the Bay of Biscay, fresh easterly
breezes ; hove-to all night off the Needles, in
consequence of thick h .ze and fresh N.E. winds.

. _
Tie Alhambra bring 30 passengers, among
Whom is the Russian .Ambazsador to the Court of
Lisbon, 6601 in specie, and a largo cargo of fruit.
Her dates are—Gibraltar, Nov. 5 ' • Cadiz, Nov. 6 ;
Lisbon, Nov. 9 ; Oporto and Vigo, Nov. 10.
Her ajesty's ship Scourge arrived from Africa
at LisbOnt on the 9th, and sailed for England the
same day.
At Lisbon fever still prevails. Every one is
panic-stricken; 240 cases daily ; cut of which 80
deaths.