Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-25 00:00:00

fond tallow, 52s 6d, nett
January to March

sriVal for the Ny
and deliv

525; OctOber to December, 51s 9d to
ending lst.February last year, 325
!asks. The arrival last week c6in-
-197 from Odessa; 176 from South

,—Total, 431 casks
market to-day is

steady
Excha
still offered, and are marked 17s 6d. TI
the descriptions specified in our recent reports
Rey Mining shares are, inquired for, and have been dealt in
11, Other foreign mining shares arequiet.

DIRTIL
at Bolton Hey, Roby, near I

On the 24th ins__
11. B. Molyneux, of a son

DEATHS

On the 22nd inst., at the residence of hersister, Newton-street,
Toxteth-park. aged 31, Mary Jane, eldest daughter of Mr. John
Tilston, Sussex-street. Deceased passed away from the toils of
this world, after a short illness, and now sleeps with Jesus.
The Rev. John Watson, who was knocked down by an omni-
bus near the Clock Tower at the foot of London-bridge, a few
nights since, and who sustained severe injuries on his face—so
severe that his tongue and nose were torn away from his face—
died on Saturday afternoon at Guy's Hospital, whither he was
removed immediately after the accident. Every attention was
paid to him by Mr. Grabham, the house surgeon, and the other
medical men at Guy's, but the unfortunate sufferer never -ral-
lied, and it was seen from the first that his case was hopeless.
knocked The detectives v
Watson
suosne everycldow a, exertionl hithertoto findwithout
theout omnibus
avail. w h3iferh.
Watson was Theological Professor at the Congregational Col-
lege at Hackney, where his death has occasioned a profouad
feeling of regret.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH WATER
Morn. I

TIM DA'

Height
15 7

WIND
At LIVERPOOL,—W. Strong br
„ HOLYIIEAD,—W.—Strong br

ARRIVALS.
.. .... Boston nendrina
Latakin Armorial
St. Übes Kathadin
St. Michael's Helene ..
St. Michael's Idra . ..

Cyprus Shamrock

Jane ....
Princeton

SfARITINE EXTRACTS,

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 24. It blew a tremendous gale at Portsmouth on Sunday.
The Ceres (s.s.), for Malta, with government stores, struck
on the Lizard, on Saturday last, and immediately foundered;
master, wife, child, aed ten others reported drowned.
The Engineer, of Sunderland, has been abandoned of Candia ;
crew saved.

The First of May, hence for Jamaica, has put into Beaumaris.
The Louisa, Owen, for Bahia, has put back, and towed into
George's Basin, with two feet water in her hold, having been
ashore at Egremont, while coming up the river.
The Morning Star, for Baltimore, has put back.
The International, for Boston, has put back leaky, having been
as far as Arklow Banks
The America (s), M

1 on the. 2

Jan., at 5.30 p.M.',.off Baltycottou, the Asia (1:.m.5.).
The Despatch, Winter, from St. Michael's at this port, sailed.
Jan. 15, and left there the Juan, Cove, from Liverpool, and Gil-
bert Wheaton.

MITPORTS.
Hor.vnEAn, Jan. 24.—Put in : The Antigua Packet. •
DE .L, Jan 24. Most of the vessels are riding very hea

with two anchors down ; some few slipped during the gale, ani
proceeded for Margate Roads or Ramsgate Harbour. Arrived
The Constance, from St. John's.

FALmorrii, 'Jan. 22.—Arrived : The No, from Antwerp for
Havannah ;Minerva, Alexandria. Sailed The Pilot, for
Charante ; Martha Itideout, Cardiff and New Orleans; Meta,
Grimsby; Vesta, Hull; Urdu, London; Genova, Hull; Zuleika,
Hull ; Klcwitter, London ; Hannibal, London ; Beecher Stowe,
Hull; Trinidad, Antwerp ; Nuovo Velutto, Hull; Prince Albert,
Hull; Cocidius, Hull; Providence, London; Cerro, London;
Princess Royal, Antwerp; Canterbury, Dover; Coquette, Hull;
Wiltshire, Malta ; Catherine Green, Taganrog.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 22. Arrived : The Elizabeth, from Sun-
derland for Almiera ; Hope, St. John's, N.B. ; Thomas
English, Alexandria and Falmouth. Sailed : The Mercy, for
Liverpool ; Slipper(?), and Gateshead, both for Hull ; Mary
Stewart, Liverpool ; Messenger, Bristol ; Huntress, Dublin ;
Mignon, St. Michael's ; Agnes, Dublin ; Martha J. Ward, and
Taunton Packet, both for Liverpool ; Truant, Shields ; Cape
Lassie, Leith ; Cupid, Dublin ; Daniel Dyer, and Georges, both
for Lives pool ; Sea-mew, Londonderry ; Monrolo, Liverpool ;
Aristo, Hull ; Tencssee, and Maryanne, both for London ;
Cormorant (s.s.)

GREENOCK, Jan. 24.—Arrived : The Estramadura, from
Lisbon. Sailed : Edinburgh (s.s.), for New York ; Ignes de
Castro, for Palermo. The Ottawa, Oates, from Glasgow to
Buenos Ayres, with coals, has put back leaky.

VE '8 REPORT.
Abstract of the Log of theSSEL British and North Am'..‘rican Royal
Mail Steam-ship America, Captain W. F. Millar, from Roston
(via Halifax) towards Liverpool, sailed Jan. 12 :
Jan. 12: 3 p.m. received mails and Qt..,,4,,a . _

Jan. 13 : Wind S.S.W. ; c
lat. 42.53 N., lon. 66.35 W
Jan. 14 : Wind N.
a.m. left I

id clear.
A 7.13 a.m. arrived at Halifax

Jan..ls : Wind S.E.; course S

lat. 44.20 N., lon. 57:49 W. ; light breeze, with rain and fog.
Jan. 16 : Wind S.W.; course E. ; distance 240 miles ; in lat.
41.20 N., lon. 52.15 W ; thick fog, with rain.
Jan. 17 : Wind W.N.W:',• course N. 74-E.; distance 250 miles
in lat. 44.37 N., lon. 45.47 W. ; fresh breeze and cloudy. .
Jan. 18 : Wind W.N.W. ; course N. 68 E. ; distance 240 miles;
in lat. 46.03 N., lon. 41.00 'W. ; strong breezes and clear.
Jan. 19 : Wind W.N.W. ; course N. 64 E. ; distance 250 miles;
in lat 47.55 N., lon. 35.21 W. ; moderate and tine.
Jan. 20; Wind N. ; course N. 70 E. ; distance 259 mil(
49.27 N., lon. 29.16 W. ; strong winds, with rain.
Jan. 21 : Wind N.W. ; course N. 7 0 E. ; distance 253 miles ; in
lat. 50.40 N., lon. 23.00 W. ; squally, with passing showers of