Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-26 00:00:00

ALGIERS, Jar
Libre, Gimie, both belon

21.—The French brigs Victoi
g to Marseilles (oz

crews saved.
lue, for th

the Galite, Jan. 11
Scours, Puccio, of Marti

near Bona, Jan. 16, and broke up
barley) is totally lost ; crew saved.
CORK, Jan. 21.—The Anne Lawson,
Queenstown from Malta Jan. 9, with damage, after being in con,
tact, has also' made a quantity of water, and will have to discharge
a portion of her cargo (maize). Tne Thames_ .krithrr.c. from

Etrrived_ll!

Liverpool for Providence (U.S.), which put into Queenstown Jar ir
19, with 'cargo shifted, will have to discharge a portion L, °
restowage.

BEAUMARIS, Jan. 24.—Put brig Irongray, from licer‘
pool for Buenos Ayres; Victoria, Constantinople for prestft
with loss of anchor; N. S. Piton, Liverpool for Havannah, 11w;
loss of anchor; First of May, Liverpool for Jamaica;`'lsl')
Kehoe, Galati for Preston.
LAMLASH, Jan. 24.—Put in : The Sillery, from Liverpool for
Bombay.

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QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 24.—Put in : The Caroline, Salt, fr°,l'-/
Liverpool for Charleston, with part of cargo thrown overboard'

DELL, Jan. 25. Arri;7ed : the Robils-9n-,--fro-m—iiem-erar3
Morrison, Odessa; Oakland, Algoa Bay. Passed : Becch„;
Stowe, and Tuleika, Odessa for Hull; Constance, St. John
w,
Sunderland; Concurrent, Taganrog for London; Hannll°7
Constantinople for London ; Emblem, Bordeaux for Sunderland'
Anchored : James, from London for Bermuda; Brothisi, London
for St. Kitts ; S. L. Tilley, London for Boston ; Bullfinch, 1,,„„°,'"
don for Launceston ; Drusas, London for Madras. Sailed :
Tekher, for Rio Janeiro; Cresswell, Havannah ; Mayflower, 1 °'
Phillip.
BOWMORE, Lochiudal, Jan. 21.—Put in, 20: The barre
George, Bedford, of Yarmouth, from St. John's for Glasg°:
25 days ; William, Kneen, Liverpool for Loinlonderry ; James,
of Dundalk, Killough for Lochindal Distillery ;
Girr, of Carlisle, Liverpool for Ballina ; Islay, Burns, Islait
Glasgow. Remain : The Unicorn, Campbell; . Broomiels_,W'
M`Neil, Glasgow for Limerick; Elizabeth and Mary, Hen":
Glasgow for Lochindal Distillery; Oracle, Buchanan ; Ja"
Thorn, of and for Sligo, Liverpool; Bee, Purtle, of Limerit
from Balling for Glasgow. The barque Flora Muir. Halidak
from St. John's (N. 8.) ; the late gales have unshipped her ruddy
and torn part of her sternpost. The captain reports that he 1°
both chains last night.

SPOKEN.
Dec. 6.—Joseph Tarratt, Chinchas to Hampton Roads, in -
28 N, lon. 28 W
Dec. 7.
Dec. 23
20 W.
Dec. 24
20 -W

- -
—Hanover. Chinchas for Cowes, in lat. 27 N, ion. 2711 C.
3.—Golden Eagle, Mauritius for Cork, in lat. 3 N, I°ll.

Si J. Campbell, for Pernambuco, in lat. 21 N, I°.

Dec. 25.—Crest of the Wave, in lat 6 N, lon. 22 W.
Jan. B.—Agia Sofia (s.s.), 104 miles east of Malta.
Jan. 9.—Cairo (s.s.), off Cape Finisterre.
Jan. 13.—William Edward, in lat. 35 N, lon. 27 W.
Jan. 16. Angelita, for San Sebastian, in lat. 42 N, lon. 10_ 7 •
Jan. 17. v
Bella Marina, bound south, in lat. 45 N, lon. 9 "
Jan. 17.—Heatherbell (brig), in lat. 45 N, lon
Jan. 18.—Queen, in lat. 50 N, lon. 8 W

Ondara, and Albanian (ss), both hence at Trieste Jan
Union, Defrance, hence at Ostend Jan. 21._
Braganza (ss), Louden, hence at Oporto Jan. 10.
Frankfort (ss), Joy, hence at Lisbon Jan. 12.

Fernandez: COntenie, hence at Lisbon Jan 13.
Celia, Jarvis, hence at Gibraltar Jan. W.
Eva, Clarke, hence at Gibraltar Jan. 15. 14
Tiber (as), Richards, cleared at Gibraltar for Palermo Jan. ••

Amanda,' Olsen, sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool Jan. 16.,
Scamander (ss), Jenkins, from Alexandria at Beyrout Dec. 3".
Lad left Jan. 3 for Alexandretta.
Bedouin, Wright, hence at Bcyrout Jan. 3.
Mencius, hence at Shanghae.
Scottish Maid, Peterson, sailed from Rouen for Liverpool P."

Frederikke, Petersen, sailed from Antwerp for Liverpool JO'

MYSTERIOUS DEATIL—The body of a widow, pawed
Ellen Wallis, was found on Saturday in a cistern, coil"
taining.about two feet of water, at the back of her resi-
dence in Cottage-place, Maidenstone-hill, Blackheath,
The body had a flat iron, weighing about 8 lbs., fastellea,
round the neck with a piece of ribbon. The decease'
was last seen alive about nine o'clock the previous ever
ing, when she was going' to bed. Her son, a little boy
about nine years of age, slept with her ; and it appel
that he awoke about five in the morning of Saturday,
missed his mother, but the body was not discovered to;
about eleven. Nothing is known which would lead t°
the supposition that the woman committed suicide.
DREADFUL DEATH BY FIRE.— On Saturday afternueni
Mr. Serjeant Payne received information of the death °,
John Price, aged eleven years. The unfortunate decease"'
who was the son of a mechanic residing at Upper N°_"
wood, was left in charge of another boy only eight yea
of age, during the absence of his parents. The younges
boy was called away for a few moments by some pers°s
5
residing in the house, and during his absence the deceaff.,
approached the fire, and his clothes became ignited. sls
screams brought several persons to his assistance, but tho
flames were not extingtushed.before he had received the
most dreadful injuries, from the effects of which ue
expired. .
THE NEW SOUTH WALES RAILWAYS.— Mr. Gabrielli'
a gentleman whose name is already familiar to Australift
returned by the last steamer to Australia, having completel
the arrangements which, when last in Sydney, he had
negotiated between the Government of New South 1V.31e"
and Messrs. Peto, Brassey, and Betts for the constructiol
of railways in that colony. Two of their princirli
agents or superintendents, Messrs. Rhodes, accornl3ll,
Mr. Gabrielli as far as Melbourne, and then go co of
Sydney. We understand that Mr. Wilcocks, another °
their agents, will' go to Australia by the February Wl'
and that he has chartered a large ship, which will sail In
the course of next month, filled with railway plaric%
every description requisite for carrying on works ic"
that energy, skill, and enterprise for which these gentl.„c"
men have a world-wide reputation.—.dustralian and .10w
Zealand Gazette.