The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-12 00:00:00

CORK CORN MARKET.-FEE. 11.

There was a dull market to-day, at the following quota-
tions :—White wheat, 32s ; red do 31s 93 ; barley, 2ls ;
and oats, ,13s. Bd.

CORK BUTTER MARKET.-FEB. 11.

The supply at to-day's market consisted of 400 kegs and
firkins, and all sold off at—Firsts, 1225; Seconds, 120 s;
Thirds, 107 s ; Fourths, 955; and Fifths, 85s per owt, being
the prices paid yesterday.

GLASGOW CORN MARKET.—FEB 11.
There was a moderate supply at to day's market. Wheat
was dull, at a reduction of 6d per 2401b5. Flour was 6d to
Is per brl lower. Barley unchanged in value. Oats
receded 6d per boll. Oatmeal was Is per load lower, and
beans and pease were the turn in the buyer's favour. At
auction to-day, Indian corn sold at 21s 6d to 21s 9d for
white, and 20s 6d to 20s 93 per 280 lbs for yellow.

VA UGHAN RELIEF JJTTND.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES.

Sir,—ln the Daily Post of yesterday, in the
advertised list of subscribers to this fund, after
the amount subscribed is announced, the following
line appears :•-•
" Less amount advertised as subscribed, but
refused payment by Mr. H. Gough, X 1 ls."
I beg to say such is a malignant and behind back
act of the Chairman, T. B Colborne, to suit his own
vindictive feelings, and I beg to inform him, I
never psy my debts with less than twenty shillings
in the pound.—Yours, & , HENRY GOUGH.
Woodside, Feb. 11, 187.

SHOCKING SUICIDE.—Shortly before ten o'clock on
Tuesday morning, a man, name unknown, destroyed him-
solf in a frightful manner by jumping Gff Waterloo bridge,
London. It is evident that the wretched man must have
been at the moment a prey to blind desperation, as he
threw himself over the parapet recklessly upon the project-
ing piers of the bridge and the hard dry shore beneath, the
tide at the time being unuaally low. When taken up, the
body was so smashed and mangled that it scarcely re-
sembled that of a human being. It was conveyed at once
to the Lambeth dead house, where it awaits the coroner's
inquest.
Tun RELIGIOUS Linn:llY PARTY.—Those gentlemen
who act together on TOl,ri 113 liberty questions are prepar-
ing for a meeting at the London Tavern. The circular
issued for this meeting says :—" It will, doubtless, not
have escaped observation that the religious liberty party
has during this Parliament won a position, both as to power
and practical successes, altogether in advance of any other
reform movement. Within three sessions it has placed its
mark upon the statute book by effecting the partial
admission of dissenters to Oxford and Cambridge. It has
twice, and by increasing majorities, obtained a second
reading in the House of Commons, of a bill to abolish
church rates. It has recovered the ground lost by Lord
John Russell in favour of the admission of the Jews to
Parliament ; and its recent demand for an enquiry into the
revenues of the Irish Church already modifies the tactics of
political parties. There is no other cause before the country
of which so much can be said."

Report of the Captain Cook, arrived here from Calcutta.
S;:oke. In lat. Lon.
Jan. 2... The Jane Elizabeth, bonnd South .. W.
Feb. 7.. The Duritte, Bremen baiquP, bound to New
York

Report by the Rival, arrived here from Madras; sailed Oct. 14.
Spoke. in let. i.on.
Oct. 22.. Tudor, bound to London .
Nov. 6.. Z'auave, hence to Calcutta..
Jan. 4.. Mull hence to al aurititi:, all well 1,5.39 N.. 20.14 W.
Dec. 12.. Warlock, bound to Cape of Good Hope 32.0) .. 13.00 E.
Jan. 25.. Andrew Foster. hence to New York 44.22 N.. 30.14 W.
Feb. 8.. At 10 a.m., 'rusher Light bearing N ,
distance 5 miles, p,ssrd the L'eht-
ning, for Melbourne, and Cornelia
Lawrence, also outward bound.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Uccle Toby, Soule, hence at Boston.
Sir '..'ob?rt Peel, Larrabe ; Neptune, Peabody; W;11lam Rath.
bone, Davis; Caravan, Sands; Aurora, and Bunting—all hence at
New York.
New York (s.s ) from the Clyde, at New York.
Ar.•go (U.M.S.) from Cowes, at New York, has 330,000 dollars
in specie.
Paragon, Drinkrater; Ocean Traveller; aid Gbdiator, Blayne
—all hence at New Orleans.
Candace (11.M.5.5.), hence at Madeira, and left for Ttner:ffe,
Jan. 30.
Niger (R.M.S.). hence and Plymouth at Mouravia for the leeward.
Guilford, at Fernando Po, and sailed for Gaboon.
Fanny, hence off Bonny Dec. 24 for Old Calabar.
Saxon, Parte, from lliculmein at Table Bay for Falmouth.
Warlock Dobson, Lance at Table Day.
Nerbud,la, Mil!er, from Madras at fable Bay for Liverpool.
Bessie Seawright, Douglas, from Rio Janeiro at Algoa Bay.
./ Table. (R.M.S.). Stone, hence at Halifax, Jan. 27.
Annette, from Kingstoq (Jam.) at Halifax, Jan. 26.
Maude, Day dson, from Porto Rico at Halifax, Jan. '27.
Eclipse, from Brazils at Halifax, Jan. 29.
Queen of V.e West, from Jamaica at Halifax, Jan. 29.
Walmer Castle, from China off St. Helena, Dec. 23, for London.
John Duncan, Kenny, hence at St, John, N. 8., Jan. 27—a1l well.

AMERICAN SHIPPING.
NEW YORX, JANUARY 24 .

Ship Neptune, Peabody, Liverpool, Dec. 19, with merchandise and
320 passengers, to C. H. Marshall and Co. Has experienced con-
tinual heavy gees; Is leaking badly, the rumps barely keeping her
free; has lost sails, spars, &c. Landed 16 of the crew at Quaran-
tine, badly frost bitten.
bhip Sir Robert Ptel, Larrabee, Liverpool, Nov. 29, with morehan.
disc and 25 passengers, to Cornelius Grinnell. Has had very rough
weathar ; was up to the Highlands, 17th inst., took a pilot 15th, five
miles off Light Ship; that night took a gale from N.W. and was
blown off shore; lost fore and main to ,sails and main staysail,
figure head, &c., Has been Wof George's Banks since 3rd inst.,
with continual gales; was in the Gulf Stream 7 days, under close
reefed ruaintopsail. Has come of the crew frost bitten.
The ship Robert L. Lane, arrived yesterday from, Liverpool, has
215 passengers, and is consigned to Richardson and Spencer. Has
experienced heavy gales. On the 7th inst', in lat. 44, lon. 52, in a
gale from N.N.W. stove quarter boat, skylight, booby hatch, spilt
sails, &c. Most of the crew frost bitten. Had three births on board
during the passage.
British Ship v., eisford, Hstfield, from St. John, N. 8., for Liver.
pool, was lost, Dec. 25, on Cape Race, Newfoundland. The captain
and twenty-six of the crew were lost. Only three out of thirty on
board were saved. There was about 20,00 d dollars insurance on
the ship, in Boston.

Slap 3phoon, Salter, from Liverpool, Dec. 4, with merchandise 11
and passengers to D. and A. Kingaland and Sutton. I ec. 8, off
Point Lynas, wore ship and came out in the North Channel ; was
up to George's Channel Jan. 3 ; since Ist inst. had experienced
tremendous weather, with snow, hail and ice. Jan. 3. the ship under
close reefed fore and maintopsaits, wind at N.N.W., blowing a hur-
ricane for 8 hours ; blew the two topsails away and the sails that
were fade, the mizen topgallautmast went at the cap, the maintop_
mast close to the eyes of the rigging, the truss of the mainyard and
topsail yard drew out, parted mainstay, broke bask stay channel
bolt, leaving the mainmast a complete wreck. Took a pilot on
Sunday morning off the bar, who would not run in on account of the
ice, it coming on to blow from N.E., hauled off shore. That night
lost close reefed main and wizen topsails; at daylight the ship was
a complete floating iceberg ; a great many of the crew were frozen.
Since Jan. 1 had lost seven top ails, close reefed, besides other sails;
had nothing left on main and wizen masts nut a mainsail and
spanker. Jan. 14, a block fell from aloft killing a passenger named
J. Seddons and badly cutting a sailor's head. Out of a crew:of forty
men, had but ten left to do ship's duty.
Ship Patrick Henry, Gifford, London and Portsmouth, Dec. 14,
with merchandise and sixteen passengers to Grinnell, Mieturn and
Co., 171 h, thirty miles S.E. of Barnegat, fell in with the brig'
Princess Louisa, from Cadiz for New York, with loss of fore and
mainsails, short of water and prnvisious and supplied her; wished
to be reported, and have assistance sent to her.
Ship Pacific, Gadd, New Orleans; Dec. 24, with merchandise to
m. Nelson & Son, sailed in corapal y with ship N ew England, and
on the 4th !use, exchanged signals with her, off the Double Headed
Shot Key., and saw her again the next day off Cary, fort Reef; same
time saw barque Hiawatha, Hall, from New Orleans for Boston. On
the 16th inst., in lat. 29.20, lon. 70, chile running under single
rreted topsail, ship broached to, carrying away the heal of the
f retopmaat and mslnroyalmast. On the 17th, at 8 p.m., i aFsed
Barnegat, and on the 18th, at 7.3,1 a m., was ten miles E.S.E.
from the Highlands, when a very heavy gale from N.E. com-
menced; was obliged to carry close reefed topsails and
courses to keep off the Jersey shore, and weather
Barnegat, which we were fortunate enough to do, in doing
which lost every sail that was set, and the most of those that
were furled. The next day the gale raged wish unabated violence,
attended with a tremendous heavy sea; at :3 p m., was struck by a
sea on the larboard quarter, which broke off several staunchion
rails and splitting the covering board, stove the house on deck, and
filled the cabin with water, washed overboard water cask, harness
cask, and everything moveable about the decks, drawing two ring
bolts out of the decks, one being over the water tank—the f. esh
water was all spoiled ; It also caused the vessel to make more water
than usual, and was compelled to keep the pumps constantly going;
the mate and one man were severely injured at the time. On the
20th, passed close to the wrack of a vessel a ith everything gone
above the decks, the crew of which were still on board and calling
for assistance, but could not render them any at the time in the
crippled condition we were in ; but intended to assist them the next
day, when we saw a barque making for the wreck to take them off.
The Pacific arrived off the Highlands this morning, she being a com-
plete wreck, having but two buckets fresh water on board, and the
crew worn out with pumping, was towed to the city by steamtug
Vm. H. Webb, Captain Hazzard.
The Lord Ashburton, from Toulon to St. John, N.B , was lost
on Grand Blenon on the 19th inst., and only eight of the crew saved.
New York, Jan. 27.—The Mont ius (and not Mauritius) as before
reported, from Newcastle to St. John, N. 8., was lost on Grand
Menan.
New York, Jan. 28.—A large steamship, supposed European, was
seen yesterday in the ice, and apparently aground near Nanscoty
Head, Nantucket, with a signal of distress Had three masts,2with
t
yards on fore and main, and one funnel.—The Irene, hence to New
York with a large and valuable cargo,
.went, ashore, Jan,