Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-26 00:00:00

SAILED

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Agamemnon
Wanderer St Petersburg
Mountain Maid ....Pernau I Indian (ss)
Jwantina Hendrika ..Narva Illustrious
I Westbourne Belize Rirdev

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, ci6ollo
DUBLIN, May 24.—The Old England, for )o'oo
will be towed to Liverpool, for the purpose of tralls,W
her cargo to auother vessel. She has been cauLiode
Kingstown, and about 100 tons of her cargo were"
here

LLOYD'S, (London), May 25.—The Lydia, from 13-00,
to Colon, lost at Santa Martha. Melinka, of Fraz,eheiel'
lost at Peterhead. Juniut (s), of Peterhead, lost in 'jolt"
FECAMP, May 21.—The Banshee, Bell, of Maldontke
arrived here very leaky, and sunk on the 19th in td
At low water yesterday she was caulked, an
again, and is now dischargino.
FLUSHING, May 20. - Put in .
Cardiff for Rotterdam, making water.
WISMAR., May 20.—The schooner Alma, 13.1 Y
~ltk
Husum, from Hartlepool for Lubeck, was stranded
night of the 16th instant off the Island of Poel, but v(eo
off with assistance, after throwing part of her earg°,o
overboard, and proceeded on the evening of the

The Concordia,

her voyage,

OUTPORTS.

GRAVESEND, May 25.—Arrived : The Ester/ we!
Gothenburg ; Comeon, Portland Bay; Fortuna, -3-12irolbal:
Piltot. (s), Charente. Sailed : The Monteagle, for .15„°Jefpi!
Halcyon, Corfu; Senator, Marseilles ; De Brand, u
Candidate, Barbadoes ; Jenny, Trinidad; Abbot, Croo
Porul, Jamaica. G 0
DEAL, May 25.—Arrived : The Leguan, from 'll3l
Sailed: The Candidate, for Barbadoes. Passel:a t°
Bertha, Memel to- Gloucester ; Kong Surre, :riettel
Cardiff ; Cortegene, Batavia to Amsterdam ; nee-8503:
Batavia to Rotterdam; Belina, London to St Mae; vir
Bremen to Liverpool; Brothers, Havre to Shields;.,;recia!".
Dublin to Newcastle ; Skogman, Hull to Toulon; 311:
Hull to Toulon; Argo Os), London to Gabs* '
Nightingale, London to Bermuda.
QUEENSTOWN, May 25.—Off: Tayad, from Bah'''

to Liverpool.
DUBLIN, May 25. Arrived : Duke of Cornwall (3,
London; Red Rover, Newport.

FOREIGN- roam
Forwood (ss), from Valparaiso at San Francisco
Golden Light, Williams, hence at St John, Na
Pilgrim, Richardson, hence at St John, NB
Richard Tredwin, Benbough, hence at Venice
Eugenie, Rignier, hence at Bordeaux, May 21
Glance, Dyson, hence at Riga, May 18
Amalia, Witt, hence at Cuxhaven, May 21
Iserbeook, Knock, hence at Cuxhaven, May 21
Auguste, Waldack, hence at Flashily:, May 23

Midge, Dumer, hence at St Brieux, May lb.
Brilliant, Johns, hence at Brest, May 14
Mary, Mann, hence at Brest, May 15
Henriette, Le Clerq. hence at Brest, May 17 9
Linda Flor, Leucock, hence at Charente, May lr/
Dinorwick, Parry, sailed from Rouen for
M 20 q 0
Alert, Rosen, sailed from Ronen for Liverpool l'fbfice%i
Heureuse Pauline, Broudi, sailed from raj°
Liverpool May 20
Liffey, Garratt, sailed from Paimbceuf ful
May 20
Mamdalene -Williams, sailed from Paimbceuf f°l
'saS
pool May 20 rool
Sylph, Evans, sailed from Paimbceuf for Live
20

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Emma, Schukow, sailed from Paimbreuf for

May 20
Uddo Frederic, Vander Werf, sailed from rain'
Liverpool May 20
Jeltina, Korter, sailed from Paimbceuf fol•
May 20

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Antje, Nievan, sailed from Paimboeuf for ol
AI ay
Anneo Marie, Codet, sailed from Paimbceuf for Live
May 20

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Eee,Spink, sailed from Paimbceaf for LiverP, itoy
Anna, Kidbl, sailed from Nantes for Liverpool 'iiverr
Agenoria, Jones, sailed from Dunkirk for

May 21 gaicp
Maria, Cointo, sailed from Havre for Liverpool,di3t el
Surprise, Coll, sailed from Havre for Liverpo°ll,ival
Nancy, Duddings, sailed from Havre for
May 20

CANADIAN SHIPPING

Harlequin, Torrance ; Tinto, Brandeth ;
Barclay ;• Reliance, Quinn ; and Larne, Landeo
hence at Quebec Bth May. lasg°'
al
Louisa, llowes ; and Cambria, Russell, from -
both at Quebec Bth May. °
Albion, Shandon ; and Retreat, from Glasgow;
I:;0r0
and Renovation, from Shields ; Pudyona, from L
and Clanrida, from Aberdeen—all at Quebec 10th fsheaf
Spartan, Sellars, from •Greenock, and Florence,
hence—both at Quebec IMa
Woodfield, Potter ; andlth y.
Greenock, Adair, lienco
Lord Sidmouth, from Glasgow—all at Quebec 12t11,,b0
Messenger, Clayton ; Lady of the Lake, MO'
cleared at Quebec for Liverpool 10th May.

The Times says the great Thelluson's cas
close.

:11:6];iiii:::
er of boys clothed for
NEW ESTABLIS81,011;1"J
1
915. corregok•

Thompson Broth

5, Elliot-s

best four shilling tea in I

LEWIS A.

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BOYS' CLOTHING

ending Saturday,

Thola:ovti
by nun a

week last year, 878.—Increase, 37 boys.
HoUSEREEPERS.—The coffee sold
Brothers, 5, Elliot-street, at ls. 4d., is b
pay Is. d. for at any other establishment.
In reply to Messrs. Pietroni and Draper,
Office states that the Duchy of Tuscany is to
a belligerent country, to which the terms °
neutrality proclamation are to be held applicah,e' prol,„
To SHIPPERS AND EXPORTERS.— A In°st;the "jv
article of export, to warm climates especially, a`-' pal/ ere
cleansing Charcoal Filters, patented by MOI I'olllllo4
and Co., of 16, Parker-street, Liverpool—is j
invaluable wherever there is bail water. S. all
a liberal discount on export and .wL -
HAMS OF GREAT MEN.—The
might often be seen at the Senior United Serv-
a joint ; and on one occasion, when he was charritu.,-.
pence instead of a shilling for it, he bestirred '1
the odd threepence was struck off. -The motive '1,14
he took the trouble of objecting to give his sane
principle. One of Lord Byron's odd fancies iv"
all sorts of odd out-of-the-way place.
upon him in a coffee-house in the f
tion was, that he paid a shilling to dine with ;
This he called his " hat-house," and he used 3v.
the comfort of being covered at mealtime.
scas ate"
great recreation, after the fatigue of business/ ther', 11°
into the country, entering a clean cottage wberS tbere
a tidy woman and a nicely-scoured table. ano.ha/fia'
would eat bread and cheese like any Plnitrinell%
detested routs, and always sat down to plain ". woos' tile
never eat before he went to the House of Conl ie,grK
when anything important was to be discussed he ,tti of
habit of taking, a glass of port wine with a sPnIAL
in it.---Quarterly Review.
consider - f
THE PHASES OF LOVE.—Philosophers there 00'
exhibits itself under four different phases. First, a
true passion, which exalts all human faculties t. a feels
delirium ; it is all soul, all heart, all thoughte 011 the
Such was the love felt by the noble Heloise, hY ',se, bbov
Marianna, by the impassioned Julia de Lespiaa4 o
5011
lost Lady Henrietta Berkeley. The second Pbt;eeityjef
and c
sees
is gallantry—a compound of egotism, fancy,
as it may be supposed Pope felt for Lady M 5e..,11 of
Montague. Then there is the physical - "ottePtbe
tbo
passion, such as is naively exhibited in thee froø_.
Prince Augustus, whose only means of escaPao, r.
flames were - either death by voluntary starva,a forgot',
obtaining permission from his inamorata to S,e't 00t
Gunn to make him and his love one :—" Oh. let wille,
and we will send for Mr. Gunn?, if Gunaof Vole
marry me, I will die." With the other phas._,n i 0
love from vanity, the most hideous form tho' d. ,;ges
passion can assume—these pages are not occy
vie art,fibi
sufficient to remark that it enslaves many, an
,idit(
not a few.—Love Letters of Eminent Persons.
Charles ..Ifartel.

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