Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-18 00:00:00

CORK CORN MARKET.-APRIL 16.

White wheat, 213 to 235; red, 20s 9d to 235; barley,
Ils 6d to 16s 6d; oats, lOs 6d to 14s 10d.

GLASGOW IRON MARKET.—APRIL 16.
Our msrket dull. and closed with the following quota-
tions :—No. 1,51 s to 51s 3d ; Warrants, 51s to 51s 1-0;
Makers' Iron, 50s 9d to 51s; No. 3,50 s 9d to 51s.

CARLISLE CORN MARKET. -AP RIL 16

We had a mlderate supply of wheat at market to-day.
Ehmund gold, aid prices in favour of sellers. Oats slow,
at about 6d decline on last week's rates, Barley shade
dearer.

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SHIPT IN G INT ELLIGENCE

Tnis DAY

HIGH WATER

11 56 .
WIND

12 0 •19 5

At LIVERPOOL,—N.W.—Fresh breeze
Do.

HOLYHEAD,-N,

Admiral .., •
Aglae
Barondt
Baltic
Coriolanas
David
Evelyn
Duen
Pedlar
Viken
Tantje Meir
Eva
Braganza (ss

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)......:. N... :
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Venice Meg Merrilies..Pernaral,
SF John, NB F Gerslacker ..... Bfrenl,a
• Mobile Nceinte ........ Charlesbay
St John, NB. Richard Cobden. •• • B.`ifuobile
Drontheint Zoboah . ....... • • • • A'fobile
.. St .Thomas Sbackamazon •• • • ••• 'dos
Norway Sebastian ....... Car
Venice Bannockburn (ship) •'' ' „
:.Porto Rico I Salone (ship) • •.'' ' . •
Lisbon

Africa (s)
William McGowan

New York

!onstantiuople

April 1/
The Nceraie, which arrived here LonivSßaßrrdal; sailed the
seioo
ac
Charleston on the 24th March, and experienced a s
of heavy westerly gales, with violent squalls. On,,t4,,eo.sisst
April, about thre miles SW of Tuskar, she strucks to 6
a sunken rock, which caused the ship to- leak fr°l
inches water per hour. ra
The Sea, which arrived here on Friday, sailed fr° ,ales
Hache on the sth March, and encountered heal 10
during the passage ; had decks swept, bulwaro „Jodi
mainmast and foretopmagt sprung, &c. On the 7th
otaill
saw a-ship of 800 or 900 tons, with painted ports, fiss
dismasted, and a wrecking schooner astern. The shwiP
bad
on Hogstie Reef, apparently a wreck. Her erre*Os
land 4 and lighted fires on the south quay. Plegi'dololl
the 24th January, the brig St Vincent, hence to, tea oP,
grounded on a bank off Rio de la Hache, was 9-5513 d, 904
by the Sea, and proceeded, having been surveYeaentil
found not to have received any injury. She subse'
arrived at her destination.] ; towej
The Telegraph, for Sydney (NSW), while beTz'aueed!
out on the 11th instant, struck on the Bar °;
Channel, and put back. She is making barely ha"-,. a.
an
if! water, and will proceed after caulking covering-b°9l of
f C
108 bales cotton out-of 125 Shipped on deck 0 noti/
from
Manchester, arrived here Charleston, were ,

LE D .
Isabel ......
E A Soullard

MARITIME

P Bl'lB4
Qu'bee

EXTRACTS

washed and partly thrown , overboard. of
The Orion, for Callao at back h 01 stress
p, t rout,
weather. at file
Acconnts from New York of Ist • April, state Ow 0
Agamemnon, stranded below Currituck Inlet, was g°o.
pieces. Cargo expected to be saved in a damaged sfs

The Elizabeth (barque), has been lost at Felize.i,;ferpool
AYR, April 15.—The Elizabeth, Bennett, from Li tbs
to this port, reported on shore on the Brest 800, -toonr
9th April, has been got off and brought in here tbis tbo
ing, with a hole in her port side, and other darelg;te.,.
greater part of cargo has been saved in a damaged captil;
SUNDERLAND, April 14.—Yesterday evening ,his• poPi
Stockdale and crew of the late brig Eden, of Ise;
arrived here, the brig having foandered on the 'Orr' a''
the 12th inst. She was in ballast from Amster d•.11,'
it
was overtaken with a strong gale from N and by by:
.
the night of the Ilth, about 9 p.m.
t
she was str3echor:
heavy sea. The pumps were got towork, but 50°3 ; 2 5.'",,;
and the ship was driven on her beam ends. Aboll" p(I
l
on the 12th the crew took to the boat, and coutiau-othr
the ship till she sunk, which was about 5 a.m. tilhee 31414
and about 60 miles from the land, Sunderland ,1.401
•
west. About two hours afterwards the Norwegian b
Sundene's Minde, Captain Bolt, of Sandefjord, ca o'er:
and the boat got under her quarter. While the ere so)
attempting, to get on board the barqne, heavy 5,,e3 It°
the boat and brbke the rope by which she was r boYt
boat was sent adrift with the master, mate, and too
-Av grefi.
on hoard, and one man was thrown overboard. Iferliericia
exertions of the barque's crew the man was soon, resa,
Nearly two hours afterwards the boat got along° -
the rest of the crew got on board of the barque.
A letter received on Saturday at the Board aftroaio%
from the Vice-Consul at Cherbourg, relative to the,stts af;
of the ship Rose of Sharon, Maxton, from C!„t tag,
London, near that place, states that she lies au °10(1 ',-
north of Cape Roza. The wind was blowinr.'.th raja",
shore when
the accident took lace thick, w'"
and the lights at Carteret appearl to have blennmilit
for the Caskets. A telegram was received 11."- that Carte
Russell, who was sent over by Lloyd's statingl s
.betar'
ship broke up yesterday, and that the cargo (blue
lea
and rope) is being washed up along the sands., that
MARYPORT, Aprill4.—Amono. other vessels - I,OIA
from here for Dublin on the 31st were the Armand
and the Dove, Thompson; and as the following dal to here
were very stormy, there was great anxiety beiT iced
of their safe arrival in Irelanii; all of litclastlire
accounted for in proper time, except the ab_°;ecl il,eif
vessels, and yesterday morning a vessel lc 11-to
and reported seeing a mast and quantity of .7—ent opt
the Scotch shore, when one of our steam-tugs „t „,
see what it was, and a boat went on shore And g„'"n the'list
and boat-hook with the mark " Ann T L' 'IP' it, t'd
also a bulkhead board, with several marks nrille7-, 11,‘
leaves no doubt that they belonged to theaced "it
that.she went down with all her crew, and it ig '„ethe VI;
Dove and crew have shared the same fate. Wile; oOc
was on shore from the
_steamboat they saw t‘ccv lettet*
headboards, one carved and painted blue, with Yeii°
'• David Carr" David Johnston," the other " Mary 'l°lll'

OUTPORTS

ret
GRAVESEND, April 17.—Arrived: The V,ed e • Arlo!
Jamaica; Concordia, Danzig; Eliza Carry. Adela—Ta'r, la,
Mauritius ' • Marco Bozzares, Odessa ; British,hbort°,,
Grecian, Jamaica; Mary Soanes, St John's;
New York ; Campbell, Bombay ; Mary, Aarh',lnns' e- •
tiana, Gothenburg; NiPpe, Worcum ;
terdam. Sailed : The Sir Charles Napier, for • .

Zetland; Quebec; P
DE&L, April 17
Aaien, Tr(

1, Rio Janeiro. rig.;„ (j 4h '
de .d: The Juliane, from Pell
Dantzic ; Rebecca, ,fl"fogsre

- -•.• • • .•.. .6, 1 FFFFFF iIbJC,A • ,t „e 4
Campbell, to London ; Florence, from St. Vinepe'ioncoo;
don; Grecian Barque, Jamaica to London ; -,„1,011- to
Demerara to London; Maria Soanes, St. John's 'T" 00(1011 to
T 1 a- - _r 13,411. -Aoiti _

neaver, London to iv ew York ; City of rei i", Lonuyiety
Glasgow. Anchored: The Spirit of theiD
Liverpool. 16. Bank, Odessa to London ; r 3 AO' tot,
drika, Antwerp to Liverpool ; S. Janvina 90.9'srecto
to Liverpool ; Sardinia, London to Trieste ,
London to Greenock.
QUEENSTOWN, April 16

April 16.—Sailed : Glenbienliraf for Alen

Cardenas.
rrisvaeidled: TTlhlee
etbr
fro:
0111' a
istol ; Lucia Haba, Oclessi"

Dublin ; Titania
Opriech, London.

April 16.—Arrived.: ..a.
p tla- /fops
Gipsey, fromi.Aplris, li-off
April 16.—Arrived: city oi )013 r
... :Malta; John J. Knox, Bandon ; ,oble2
.. .Sailed: Mars (s), for Liverpool ; &iterir,
Llanelly ; Shamrock (a), Bristol • 0^""'"' ''.-
Cardiff; Irene, Cardiff ; Shannon, Cardig,;, 3106/r '
Malvina (s), London.
BELFAST, April 16.
water ; Broedechirp, I

DUBLIN,

•
, WATIMFORD,
Milford-; Vesta

St. for 13116-
LferP°° t
rpool; Terwissilink.•
ou
-Arrived : Frissa, from
Gauntlet, Palermo.

Sailed : The Li!ely

GREENOCK. April

„. inn 87 4IC
O 4.,, - c ion
'ihnielef,t
48s, in let ivir'' . ill
, -.flee, in lat 4 N, lon 21 ~ ion 11
April 5, Athlone, ”.
. ~, - —, in let 46 N, lon 44 vir
April 5, Antilla. ' - 1-f- 51 N '
April 11, Rar
Arnil 12, C
-both in ,
April 13, Ethel steering
loSnlV:,iin let 44

London, i

27-. W..„ go"

.rque), in 1
mee to Bor

lat N, lon 6IN

so, in 1

FOREIGN PO

Eskdale, Stewart, from Mad

Much 22nd on her? return

Kerelaw, Cool;

Couriga.
..kdelzu

Tn
e at St.
Guayra.

'led
Rnd 01

Albeidina; Peterina
Calliope, and Charte

Aghja

both beuce

Snowden, Rol

Newfoundhind

and Fairy, Ferri

Gloria, Laasch, hence atTrieste.
Amynta, MTearon, hence at G
Sterling (ss), Clark, from Malta
pool, short of fuel.
Dart, Evans, hence at Charente.
Balbec (ss), hence at Havre.
Heinrich, hence at Hamburgh.
Pelican (ss), hence at Ilelvoet.
Industrie, Jansens, hence at, Ostend.

0
„na for l'"

'Cartha,