Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-02 00:00:00

T for the preservation of p

THE WEST

r 1 ,
finer,

Mexican,

-Vera Cruz, May
2nd ; Jamaica, 12th
bat;a, 9th ; Trinidad, 10th

Her date
11th; Greytom
Demerara and
badoes, 12th ; Gremida, 10th ;

She brings 176 passengers, £147,934 sterling in
Ipecie, diamonds and jewellery value £651,000, and

he La Plata,

) of cochineal, gin

, &c.
ice on the 2nd, arrived at St.
Thomas at midnight of the 15th of May.
Her Majesty's ships Coesar and Diadem had left
Vera Cruz for England. The Arachne remained at
Vera Cruz, Atalanta at Barbadoe's, Ilidus, Tartar,
and Jasper at Bermuda, Devastation and Styx at
Havannah, Basilisk at Greytown, Imaum at
Jamaica.

The crops at Trinidad will be about the average

At Barbadoes ani some of the other islands crops
will be short. The falling off of Barbadoes being
estimated at 15,000 hhds.

Crops short at Jamaica. Weather dry and hot.
Trade had slightly improved, but prices varied but
little from last quotations, except for fish stuffs,
which had realised high prices, being reported scarce
at Halifax. Stocks of flour considerably reduced.
Coffee almost out of the market. Prices 38s 6d to
41s for ordinary to good ditto; sugar ruled at 16s 6d
to 17s for dark, and 18s to 20s 6d for middling to
fair.

Exchange on London, .1, 1, and IA per cent. pre-
mium for 90, 60, and 30 days respectively.
Yellow fever at Barbadoes. Other islands very
healthy.

The-port of Guayaquil was still blockaded by the
.ruvian squadron. _ It was expected that an

rangement would bi

freeted btween the two

-nments through the mediation of the Chilian

Peru was in a ver

expected against Pt

1 state, and

revolu

ident C

at Mar

iOn in Chili wa

Immigrants were being regularly received in the
French islands.

The crop.

crowded with sh

in g with vigour, ports
I stores lar -`ranked

with merchandise,

3 of sugar at St. P

,boui-lbs. tc

per ewt

erre was sou

'-rated to

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE.
PLYMOUTH, Wednesday.—The mail steamer Nor-
Tian arrived here this morning. She left Table Bay
April 21st; St. Helena, 29th; and Ascension; May

The mail steamer Phoebe arrived out at Table BaN
on the 7th of April.
The Colonial Parliament was
principal questions are, colonial marria

d Crown land

t depression em

'ists among the Free States
in consequence of the refusal of the British

Government to countenance

Geoike Grey's

theme of South African federation

The works on the Cape railway liad commenced

The contractor requires 300 navvies from England.
The Himalaya was at Natal embarking a wing of
the 45th regiment ; at Algoa she would embark 450
more, and a number of officers, for England.
Pressure in the Money Market lessened. Provi-
sions high, but expected to fall, as the rains were'

betting in

Arg‘6l, 453 per 100 lbs ; ostrich feathers, 91. to 12/. ;
wet hides, 4d per lb ; sheep skins, is ld to, is 6d ; wheat,
24s to 27s 6d ; Pontac wines, 161. ; whik, 121. ; wool,
first quality, is ld to is 6d; second quality; 9d to ls.
Provisions continue high, but would probably fall, as
the *
rains were setting in Beef, 8d to 10d ; mutton; 7d to
8d; fine Cape flour,
2s 6d 3d; seconds, 2d; Cavendish tobacco,

The only ehips at St. Etelena were the Loos
up, and the Prince Albert; discharging.
At Ascension, the schooner Medina, unloading store:

;1)1-Auk, laid

ROYAL A MPHITHEATRE, Great Charlotte-st.—
Proprietor Mr. W. R. COPELAND.

Continued success of those eminent Artistes,
MR. AND MRS. BARNEY 'WILLIAMS,
The original Impersonators of the "hint BOY" and "YANKEE.
GIRL," who are now making most positively their Final Engage-
ment, and whose appearance at the Theatre Royal has been so suc-
cessful and attractive. Engaged for THREE NIGHTS ONLY,
previous to their departure from England.
THIS EVENING, (THURSDAY), the 2ND INSTANT,
THE FAIRY .CIRCLE.

Con O'Carola, .
Moleshee .... Mrs. Barney Williams
Alter which, the Comic Drama, entitled,
OUR GAL.
Caroline Morton.. .... Mrs. Barney Williams.

To conclude with the new and original Dr-ama, in three tcts, entitled
IRELAND AS IT WAS.

His original chardcter, it
and dance, with Mr

Judy O'Trot
It is respect

Mr. B. Williams.n
ill sing " Billy O'Rourke,

Barney Willi
" Irish Jig."

ms, their c

B. Willifuns.

:cdthat, at t

nest of numer-

ous parties.who witnessed the performance of the pieces at the
Theatre Royal, the following change will be made in the pro-
gramme, from the one previously announced for
MR. BARNEY WILLIAMS' BENEFIT,
TO-MORROW (Friday) :
THE IRISH AMBASSADOR.
Sir Patrick O'Plenipo...
_
Mrs. Barney Williams.

ibS:4I:OPIIILES

_ • Mr. Barney Williams. .
r w arch e phis top biles . Mrs. B arney Willian

y general inquest,
OUR GAL.

Mrs. Barney William'

And BRYAN O'LY.NN

....... Mr. Barney Williama.
. • • Mrs. Barney Williams.