Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-03 00:00:00

BEFORE MESSRS. BENN AND PEEL

ALLEGED ASSAULT.—A lady of prepossessing appear-
ance, of a " certain age," a daughter of " father
Abraham," charged a gentile, named Thomas Little,
with having assaulted her. Mr. Little was anything in
appearance but what his name would lead one to
suppose. He was a fine, stout, handsome fellow, nearly
six feet hiirh, with a crop of whiskers that at once
shoired he had cultivated the moustache movement.
The "fair daughter" of Israel, Mrs. Lyons partook
of the appearance of the Jewish maids who
wandered by the waters of Babylon, and hung their
harps on the willow tree, chaunting, "No more shall the
children of Judah sing the lays of a happier clime." The
parties lodged in the house of a certain lady, called "Miss
Smith," in Sir Thomas's buildinms No. 23. The lady
complainant, in telling her story, exhibited allthe Eastern
impetuosity of the ancient race, and caused a great deal of
laughter by using certain expressions, such as " oh dear !
ought you not to be ashamed of yourself ? " and when it
was insinuated that she had imbibed too much liquid, she
stamped and laughed, and vowed, and cried " Oh, shame
on you, to say such a thing." Miss Smith was called, and
quire disproved the story told by Mrs. Lyons, , and the
charge was dismissed.

BANKRUPTCY COURT.-YESTERDAY. •
BEFORE MR. COMMISSIONER PERRY.

In Re EDGAR AUGUSTUS GLOVER.—This bankrupt,
late the proprietor of the London Restaurant in Clayton-
square, in Liverpool, came up on his last examination.
Air. Evans, who appeared for the assignees, stated that
an adjournment would be necessary, the balance sheet
not beinc, filed, in consequence of the bankrupt's
.0
books being in the hands of an accountant for the
London creditors. His Honour, directed that the books
should at once be applied for, and -if not at once delivered
to the official assignee he should direct the messenger to
seize them. The bankrupt was afterwards examined by
Mr. Evans, with reference to the application of a sum of
£165 received in his business, between the Ist November
and the 30th December, which the bankrupt satisfactorily
explained had been expended in carrying on the business.
The meeting was then adjourned to the 24th February.
In re llENity GREATOREX. The bankrupt, an Hotel-
keeper at Llanwrist, North Wales, applied to pass his
last examination. Mr. Evans,, for the assignees, applied
for an adjournment, to investigate the balance sheet,
which his Honour granted, till the 16th day of February.

GORE'S DIRECTORY.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIME

Sir,-,--We beg to suggest to the publishers of this work
the great advantage the public of this town would derive
if they would issue mouthy a sheet with any alterations
or additions that might take place. In the present
edition our address is put as Roscommon-street. This
certainly is a most glaring mistake, and it has occasioned
us many inconveniencies. Letters have conic directed in
that way, and have lain some time at the post-office ;
and, again, strangers coming into town look at once to
the Directory fora party's address. In our opinion, a
directory, without it is correct, is valueless. It is
natural to suppose that, in a town of such magnitude as
this is, alterations must daily take place, and we would
propose that any one changing his address should com-
municate the same to the publishers, and pay a certain
charge to defray the expense of sending out the amended
sheet. If you think this idea worthy of insertion in
your next publication, we shall be glad.—We are, sir,

your obedient servants,- W. HYDE &
Washington-buildings, Brunswick-street,

Liverpool, Ist Feb., 1859

MONETARY AFFAIRS,

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES

Sir,—,We have been long troubled by what they call
an " incubus" or " nightmare" on financial matters,
especially in 'a " panic" when. the Bank of England
rises her discount from 21 to 11 per cent. The Bank
'of England went to Governinent to get permission to
relieve the suffering tradesmen, shipowners, bankers, &c.,
of England, Scotland, Ireland, and Wales. Why did
not they declare each Bank of England note as good as
consols at par?? No need for gold or silver. Consols are
the thing.—l am, &c., GREAT KING.
Birkenead, Feb. 1, 1859. •

MONETARY AND COMMERCIAL.

LIVERPOOL, Wednesday Evening.

The Cotton market remains in the same active
state, and prices.of all descriptions are very well
maintained. To-day the sales reached 10,000 bales,
including 2,000 on speculation and-for export.'
There was not much business done in the Liver-
pool Shan Market to-day, and at the close a slight
decline was quoted._

• -
The Market for, the Public Funds and Securities
Was flatter to-day, and the advance of 1-16 to a.,
quoted yesterday, has been -entirely lost. Con-
sols opened At 95i to_ 95L but afterwards
became dull, and at noon had declined
t 9 951, 95k. The dulness continued, and the
market closed at its weakest point, a further
decline having been submitted to during the
afternoon. Consols for both Money and the
Account closed. .at 951 to 951, and at these
prices " Sellers" predominated. Exchequer Bills
were pretty steady at 34 to 37, and the New
Threes closed at 951 to. 96k, with " buyers" at
the former figure. _ _ •

The London Railway Share Market opened
steadily, but subsequently became lower, and prices
closed at their- weakest point. Foreign Stocks
also left off lower. There was little business
doing in the New Austrian Loan, but prices were
very firm, closing_ at Ito pm. Banks, Mines,
and Miscellaneous" shares, were steady at previous
rates. The following were the closing prices :
—LAmbergate, 61, 6g ; Caledonian,, 851, 851 ;
Eastern Counties, 611, 621 ; East Lancashire, 94,
9.5 ; Edinburgh and Glasgow, 69, 70 ; Great

Northern, 1044, 1051 ; Ditto, A. 86, 88 ;
Great Westerns, 554, 55:71; Great Western
of Canada, 161 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 81, 8,1;
Great Southern and Western, 1044, 105 i ; Lanca-
shire and Yorkshire, 051 954; London and North
Western, 9411, 94(4- ; London and South Western,
951; Leeds Northern, 481 ; Manchester,
Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 374 ; Midland
Stock, 1021; North British, 621 ; South
Vastern and Dovers, 734, 734 ; York, Newcastle,
and Berwick, 934 York and North Midland,
774, 78.

The traffic returns on the London and North
Western Railway for the past week were 60,9211.,
being an increase of 5,1691. when compared with
the corresponding week last year.
At the meeting of the National Discount Com-
pany this morning, a satisfactory report was read
and adopted. A dividend for the half year was
declared at the rate of 5 _per cent. per annum.

The General Produce Slarkets Were steady to,
day, but little hilliness was transacted. Prices of
the leading articles were much about the same. At
Mincing-lane, to-day, Sugar was quiet, no public
sales' having taken place. Coffee was scarcely so
firm; plain Ceylon sold at 66s 6d to '73s 6d. Tea
was firm, common Corgou being quoted at 121 d to
13d. For Rice.there_ was some inquiry, but no
transactions are reported. Saltpetre is qUiet, but
holders are firm.

At the London Corn Market to-day, English
wheat was fully as dear as on Monday, and
foreign firm. Importers of floating cargoes were
asking more money. Oats, met with a good
consumptive demand. Barley was a fair sale at
Monday's decline.

Durinn the month of January, the sales of
Tobacco in London were extensive, summing up
1,658 hhds., viz. 1,033 hhds. Kentucky Strips
and 208 hhds. La. -
Leaf; 116 hhds.. Virginia Leaf,
and 59 hhds. Strips ; Ohio and Marylantl, 242
hhds. The principal feature the market presented,
was. a sale of 800 hhds. of Kentucky Strips, pre-
sumed to be on speculative account, the exact
price has not trfinspired, but it is generally
understood-that a liberal concession was made to
the huyers;. we are not aware that this transaction
has been followed by any purchases deserving
attention,, nor have holders of the finest parcels
been influenced to press sales below current rates ;
it may nevertheless be observed, that the.operation
alluded to, must to . a great extent govern the
prospective views of importers, and may
result in placing the market in a • more reliable
position. Messrs. Grant, Hodgson and Co., state
that "the trade have purchased of most descriptions
to 0, fair extent; and we have altered our quotations
to correspond with actual sales. -For exportation
a moderate business has. been transacted, and the
sales effected have been mostly of ordinary and
very low qualities. Latest advices from the United
States represent the: markets as generally quiet,
with a limited enquiry. Planters continued very
firm, and, for fine.crops, were reluctant sellers, at
an,-advance on last year'sprices."

The demand for the chief articles of consumption
has been pretty good in Glasgow during the past
month, and prices- were well maintained. In
Cotton, however, a decline of id. per lb. took
place. All kinds of grain have been in
request, and prices have decidedly advanced
Messrs. Counal and Co., in relation to the
Pig Iron trade remark :—" The fluctuations
during the month have again been trifling, with
a quiet market, and we close dull, about is 6d
under the quotations of last month. The stock
of Iron in yards is 156,500 tons, against which
warrants are in circulation for 155,350 tons."
Various orders received in the manufacturing
districts from transatlantic markets are left un-
executed on account of too low limits. As Messrs.
Du Fay and Co., of Manchester, say—
Our export trade has been a one-sided one of late ;
the East has absorbed most of our production, but in
order to have a healthy and permanent trade, we require
all markets, and particularly those which take highly
finished articles. As the selling prices in some trans-
atlantic markets are below those ruling here, and
diminished supplies are consequently sent out, it is
hoped that an improvement will ere long ensue. The
consumption of heavy cotton fabrics in this country,
and consequently the proportion the home trade bears
to the export trade, so far as this branch is concerned,
has diminished of late, because the condition of the
working classes of the population on the whole is im-
proved. They are able to wear woollens instead of
fustians, worsted goods or mixed materials, instead of
prints, and frequently silk and linen garments instead
of cottons. The proportionate high.prices paid now for
worsted, woollen, flax, and other raw materials, notwith-
standing increased supplies, fully bears out what we state.
Yarns have been in requeit for immediate deliveries for
India, and prices have been maintained throughout the
month, with few exceptions. Buyers are acting with
extreme caution, particularly the Contivental houses.
Stocks may accumulate here, but so far the demand has
'been quite equal to the production. The higher numbers
of both single and double yarns are not: much in request
just now, but prices have bean well maintained. Manu-
factured Goods : The purchases and contracts entered
upon for India have kept our market bare of goods, par-
ticularly 5/4 shirtings, which advanced early in the
month, have receded since, and are now less inquired after,
in consequence of late advices from Calcutta.
In yesterday's Monetary article a most singular
mistake crept in. We quoted the circular of
Messrs. Radford and Sons as being published in
Manchester ; whereas, as our mercantile readers
will be fully aware, the firm is a Liverpool one.
The letters from Constantinople are strangely
silent respecting the loan of 90,000;000 piastres,
alleged to have been raised there by the Turkish
government. They state, however, that a loan of.
30,000,000 piastres, or about £220,000, has
been raised locally, with the assistance of
the Ottoman Bank. This loan is for a short
period, being repayable within the present year.
The rate of interest is 8 per cent., besides 2 per
cent;commission ; and the proceeds are to meet a
portion of the debts of the Sultan's Civil List. It
is further mentioned that the government acting
upon the sound' advice given to them, have de-
termined to call upon the merchants who, by a
very lax system, have been allowed to obtain credit
for arrears of duties, to give at once three
months' bills. The amount involved is said to be
considerable.

Increased heaviness at opening, but English Funds
closed with a better appearance, prices still deriving the
chief support from steady investment on the part of the
public. In the Discount Market little increase of activity
In the Stock Exchange money is so abundant that loans
for the March acconnt, can be effected almost on the same
terms as for immediate delivery. In the Foreign
Exchange this afternoon, there was no alteration of
importance. About £76,000, in Australian and American
gold, was dent into the Bank to-day. The bulk of the'
remaining Australian supplies will go abroad. On the
Paris Bourse to-day a further decline of I per cent. took
place. Accounts of many speculators unable to fulfil

their purchases, have summarily closed with lose.—T'°
City Article; Tuesday _Evening.
The Funds opened heavily-7caused by-7the unsettled
state, of polities, the Austrian Loan, and the expectaj'
tiOn-of au Indian Loan. Consols, hewever, finally clos""
higher than yesterday. ,'Until some explanations 0113
be demanded in Parliament of-the warlike preparatioM
everywhere going. on, speculation, no less than commercial
transactions, are restrained:—Day .News City
Tuesday _Evening.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.
• •
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE.-Colonial, Sec.—The business in Saga,
is:confined to 180 hogsheads Demerara, the price of which is no:
reported; and 1,750 mats clayed Manilla at 39s 6d per cwt•
further parcel, consisting of 400 puncheons Cuba
Molasses isa•eported at 13s 6d per cwt. Nothing has occurred is
Bum or Coffee ; the Bice market remains quiet, and we have to'
transactions tocreport. Ashes : Pots quoted at 29s 6d ; 1,2
bags Nitrate of Soda have been sold at 14s 6d to 14s 9d per cw
the Saltpetre offered to-day was withdrawn. 30 tons Bronstoit'
reported at £8 -5s per ton for best seconds; 18 cases Whit
d,e
Perugia Argols at 1008 ; a few casks of Tartar at 107 s to 107 s 6d'
and at 125 e to 1253 8d for discoloured ; 450 bags Tyrol Stonne
10s; 100 bags Palermo at lls• 250 bales Gambier at 15s 3d f.?',
sound, and 14s 3d for heated ;' 200 bags Sago Flour at 14s _6",
20 Serons Guns Gedda all faults at 22s per cwt. • 17 bales DP'
Orchella Weed at £3O per ton; and retail sales Of _Liver orang
Shell Lac at 85s per cwt. In Dyitcoods, we have to report
tons-Jamaoia Logwood at £4 ; 40 tons tit. Domingo at £4 50,1
50 tons Spanish Fustic at £5 2s 6d to £5 5s ; 10 tons sell
Nicaragua: Wood'arlas 10k to £15.155; and tons Camwood
£3B 17s Gd to £39 Is per ton. Oils: Rtail sales of Palm a
per tun, and nothing has transpired in Olive. Tallow quoted s'
51s, for T. ; and 59s per cwt. demanded for Lard. Of Bori'.4
450 barrels common at 5s ld to 5s 3d ; and small sales of Spirit'
of Turpentineat 39s 6d per cwt. W 6 have likewise to notie!
150 bags Bombay Linseed at 55s per quarter ; 150 tons Bone As;
at £5 12s 6d per ton; 50 bag's Whlte Pepper at Sd per lb: ; wit
200 bags to arrive, price not transpired.
LIVERPOOL Cor roN.—There has been a good demand for cottak
to-day, and with fair supply, prices continue steady. The sales"'
including 90 Pernambuco, fad ; 140 Bahia, 7d; 10 Maranhaa2,
72d; 400 Egyptian, 72d to .Bid; 500' Surat, sfd to 52d— xl`
.raported 10,000 bales, of which 2,000 are on speculation and for
export.

'AALFOILD CATTLE.—The supply to-day consisted of 1,480 cattle,
4,996 sheep,!and 140 calves: There was a fair clearance of all
stock offered at the following prices:—Best beef, 6d to 7td;
middling, 5d to 6d ; cows, 4d to sid; best wedders, 5d to a;
ewes, 52 to 6d; calves, 6d to 72 per Ib.
LONDON PRODUCE.—Sugar :.There has not been a public gale
to-day, any the private contract market has a quiet appearance,
Refined low lumps, 52s 9d. Coffee : The market is very foln:
Plantation middlings sold 69s to 71s; good middlings 7S!'
native Ceylon, 48s to 535; according to qualities ; Madras,
to 77s ; Bahia, 46s to 50s. Tea : ,The market is firm ;. a limited
business done at fully previous rates. Cotton : No sales reported;
Cloves ; Zanzibar sold 21d •to Sid. Pepper : White sold at 81°
to fifd. Rum : Prices are fully reported. In other articles a°
material alterttion. Marktts generally quiet.
LONDON CORN. —ln Mark-sane to-day the attendance of the
trade was about as usual as on Wednesdays, the tone quiet--
prices of most articles quite unaltered. The supply of WI
grown grain was small, and the arrivals of foreign grain la
London Since last Monday were small of wheat, oats, and barley
English wheat washeld at about last Monday's prices. Foreir•
unaltered in value: Flour slow sale. Oats quiet at last currency
Little doing in beans. Peas very' &ill, and unaltered in price. A
BOROUGH Hop.—A good demand for fine Weald Kents an
SusseX at improved prices. 'Currency Mid. and East ben
658, 84s, to 128 s ; Weald Kents, 555, 635, to 708 ; Sussex, 50s,
to 70s.

LoNDox Tattow.—The market is quiet at the following (I°''
tations :—Town tallow, 53s 6d, nett cash; Petersburg, Y.C.,
the spot, 53s 3d ; March alone,. 53s 3d to 53s 6d ; Apt it
May, .52s 6d to 52s- 9d ;- April to June, 52s to 52s 3d; October
to Deeember, 525.
Loxpox MiNixo. -The mining market this morning has been
inactive, yet retains, et steady appearance. The few bargamirt
entered into have been at similar prices to those quoted in °
report of yesterday. In foreign mining shares there is an erlll,
absence of movement. The shares of the lion Accord CoPPre
Mining Company haye been dealt in at par, and those of rt
North Rhine Copper Mining Company of South Australia at
prem.
of
Conic Conx.—There was a moderate demand for all kinds
grain to-day, at the following prices :—White- wheat', 19s 65 to
235, 4s ; red do., 15s to 21s 6d; barley, Ils to 18s 6d ; oats, 10s w
1

GLASGOW Coax.—The attendance at our market this morning
was but limited, and there was a want of animation in the try
,
generally, Wheat andlionr sold at the prices of this day
but barley was the turn against sellers. Beans and peas weret:
more demand, and Id per cental advance was required for TT
latter. Oats were difficult to sell, but prices were unchangr:
Oatmeal Id to 2d per cental better. Indian corn was salea.ble'"
the merest retail. •
GLASGOW IRON. The market was. very quiet to-day, and_
nothing was done. We quote No. 1,51 s 6d to 51s 9d; warran„a
52s 94 'to 533 ; maker's iron, 51s 3d to 51s 64 ;.and No. 3,
3d to 51s Gd per ton.
CORK Berry,. - supply at met

to-day,
follows

£here was a moderate _
rno 200 kegs being .offered for salt_
—Firsts, 1265, seconds, 12.35; thirds, 10Z

fifths, 60s per cwt

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE•

Height.
15 9

HIGH WATER
Morn. Even.
.... 11 55 .... 12 10
WIND
At LIVEILPOOL,—W.N.W.- Strong.breeae
„ HOLYREAD,—W.N.W—A gale.

Tins DAT

Mairnshire

....Ardrossan Isabella Scott
I Dublin Topaz
SAI LED.

City of Manchester (ss

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Now York

~Cent

r.rricarooL, Feb. 2.
The Florence Nightingale, Chapman, which sailed on the Ist
inst: for Africa, has put back.
off
The Comorin, for Calcutta, was left by the Rattler (s. tug) ,
Point Lynas, at 7.30 a.m. to-day. (2nd Feb.) ; wind N.W. by .`•
blowing hard.
The Blue Jacket, which milled yesterday for. Melbourne, hai

put baok.
TEacuruA, Jan. 20.—A derelict ship, supposed to be thet
Rankin, of Glasgow, 31`lntyre, from Quebec to London, Nc,„c,,".
ashore on the east end of St. George's on the 2nd inst.
fragments and part of cargo -were sold by the Custom's authot
ties.for 561,100 reis, and some more of the cargo was also to
sold.—(Mem. : The Rankin, M'lntyre, from Quebec to Londe'
was abandoned previous to 9th Nov., in lat. 39, lon. 44 W.) „11
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 23.—The Economist (ship), Olivier, Ni,,;',
arrived at Singapore from Batavia, Dee. 13, had struck WO' -
sunken reef in Gaspar straits. Two of her masts were spruli
which would have to be replaced by new. She Weuld be surveY
after discharging her ballast.

DEAL, Feli.C.Earl of South Esk, Sunderland to Chit*
anchored, having gone on the shore at Shipwast Sands. ICearlit
all the vessels that sailed yesterday have put back. The schoon,e,
Richmond, from Mideilcsbro' to Dieppe, in coming into ul,"
Downs early this morning came in collision with another vesse"
and soon after went down, half-mile of Kingstown. 111
captain was taken off the rigging by a Deal lugger; crew got °-
board the other vessel. The Crescent, of Liverpool, I'l.oo
Llanelly, in putting back to anchor, ran foul of the BullfioFll'
RAMSGATE, Feb. 2.---The Eagle, of Ramsgate, sunk after being
in collision with the Alma, of Whitby
MALAGA, Jan. 25.—The

from Liverpool, Wit

pieces.
Hoxo KONG' Dec. 10.—The Port Jackson, White, which lel
this port Aug. 3 for the Banshees, struck on a sunken rock 'a
the end of Sabtang, one of thoso islands, on the 7th, and bee
& total.wreck. The master and part of the crew left Sept. 13 0
the longboat, and have not since been heard of.
The Pactolus, Davison, cleared from Demerara Oct. 21 Or
London, and has not since been heard of. _

The Xarifa, Bishop, cleared from Demerara Oct. 22 for Lon-
don, and has not since been heard of. 6
ANTWERP, Jan. 30. -The Anna Colbjornsen, from Marianolt,
for Hull, which put into Algiers Nov. 20 with damage, W,
leaky, and discharged her cargo, but on Dec. 9 the leak had 01::
been found, and it was supposedl to have been caused by ligh4
ning. 31. A letter from Sourabaya of Dec. 4 announces that tad
Dutch ship Adolf van Nassan, Meester, from Batavia, Ps
arrived and been condemned, after survey, and would be solweor
NEWIIAVEN, Jan. 31.—The Bee, Petherick, from London
Lisbon, which 'put in here yesterday, had experienced a llo_o'S
gale off the Owers, where she was thrown on her beam ends, a"d
remained in that position for some time ; her fignre-head an
eutwater Were carried away, her wooden ends and hull genera.
strained, and made much water and pumped up grain ; she st
continues to make water, and it is expected the cargo will ha `p
to be discharged. The Active, Fieldgate, from Rotterdam, whir
arrived here Jan. 29, experienced a. gale on the 23rd, when s
lost bulwarks, split her mainsail, and was thrown on her beams
ends ; it is feared her cargo has sustained damage.
ToNsamea, Jan. 24.—The Catherine, Kiviet, from Elsinore for
London (barley), put into Kaagstoe Jan. 22, very leaky, iota
loss of sails, &e., and will have to discharge.
CIIRISTIANSAND, Jan. 21. The Plink, Ludwig, from Crons,fi
for London, after leaving Grinastadt, encountered storm;' ,°ndt
--5
contrary winds in the North Sea; and was obliged to put 11%71° d
small port near Mandal, where the master was landing "-re
selling by auction about 400 Norway barrels of oats, which Ilet,
not quite sound when re-shipped at Grimstadt, and had
el
deteriorated that they could not be kept on board. The Tel--
would proceed with first fair wind
COPENHAOEN, Jan. 28

ugh contrary winds and
for Bristol.
.Put

anchor(

The 0,
LANDSCRt.,. - —The Finnish schooner Cathazina.
shore (as before reported), has become a wreck; cargo, material`'
and rigging saved.

s), for Stettin, with
)NA, Jan.

OrTPORTS.
GRAVESEND, Feb. I. Arrived : The Jane and mary, fiber
Tiarca ; John Phillips, Mauritius ; Alfred, Dunkirk ; ts
Ann, Nantes ; Sir Isaac Newton, Foo-chow-foo ; Enthusiat..
Antigua. Sailed : The Golden Fleece, for Algoa Bay ; For b.
tude, Sierra Leone; Juventa, Nicaragua; Comet, Madeira. r,,f.
2. -- Arrived : The Mahronce, from Caleutta • Prince of ;
el.
St. Maio.; Amana,.Alexandia ; Albion, and' Rose, Guerll,s
Jane Maria, Lisbon : Jessie Hammond, Seville ;
Sailed ; The Maid of the Tyne, for Port Phillip ; RaLab
Trinidad ; Scotte, Calcutta.
DEAL. 9--Arrived Canning, Calcur

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Feb. The• City of Calcutta,
cutta. Passed : The John Phillips, from Mauritius to Londloi
Canning , Calcutta to London; .Earl of Shaftesbury, Calcutta ,
London ; Gipsey Queen; London to Guernsey • Ifighlandeor,
London to Barbadoes; Gennanie, London to Cuba ; CosnioP,.
lite, London to Adelaide ; Dinorbin Castle, London to SydneVs
Class, London to Buenos Ayres, Dollarat, London to Bue'ta
Ayres ; Cleopatra, London•to Demerara ; Decided, London .0.
Malaga ; Premier, London to -Penzance ; Ernen, Newcastle*
Constantinople; Watchful, Shields to Lisbon. • „ma.
BELFAST, Feb. 2.—Arrived : The Malvina (a), from lA-•
Sailed : The Drydens, for Shields ; Indus Rio Plynion
Put in : The Midge (ss), defect in boiler:•
WATERFORD, Feb. 2.—Arrived : The. City of Paris (as), fro° I;
Milford. Sailed : The Ocean, for Neath ; Vesta (ss), LiverPo
0,
Camilla (a), Bristol ; City of Paris (ss), Milford ;
Cardiff; Milbay, Swansea.
I °.
RIYEENsrowx, Feb. 2.—Arrived : The Golden Eagle, w Eris
Mauritius. Sailed : The Gipsey Queen, for Waterford..:
Debora, Liverpool • Caprico, Newrosa ; Ondalia (s ), CarctalLno
GREENOCK, Feb.' 2.—Arrived : The William Brown,
Odessa; Othello) Pernambuco; Excelsior, Marianople.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Norfolk, sailed from Melbourne for London Nov

40,613 a

ailed from Melbourne for Liverpool Dec. 2, Witl2

Red Jacket
39,611 oz. gold
Morning Light, sailed from Melbourne for Liverpool Dee
with 13,609 oz. gold.
Tornado, sailed from Melbourne for Liverpool Dec. 14,
29,164 oz. gold.
Callao (ss), hence at Valparaiso Dec. 14, in 44 days.
'William Duke, Lewis, hence at Alicante Jan. 25.
Tencriffe (as), M'Arthur, hence at Salonica Jan. 13.
City of Washington (as), hence at New York Jan. 19.
Champion, Williams, from London at Alicante Jan. 25.
Caledonia, Mountain, from Newcastle at Seville Jan. 19.
Houghton, Rairdcn, from New Orleans at Havre Jan. 3°'
Eiizabeth Ann, Curtis, from Charleston at Havre Jan. so.
Wasp, sailed from Salonica for Cork Jan. 8.
Wish, sailed from Salonica for Cork Jan. 1%