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

SAILING&

Queen of 111ay .. Lima Caroline Nesmith.. New Orleans
Ipswich Lass.... ..St. Michaels Detroit " New Orleans
Trincalo . ..... ..Newfoundland T. J. Rogers
Genevieve . ....... Pernambuco Crimea
Missouri .. . . •. . ..... Aden Tinto . .
Epantinondas ... . .N.ew Orleans Van lalia...........Apalachicola

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, Dec. 31.
LowESTo?r, Dec. 30 : Henrys, of Sunderland, sunk.
OSTEND, Dec. 29 : Coadjutor, from Sunderland, sunk.
Dygdzn, for Hull, put into Christiansand leaky; must unload
LISBON, Dee. 23 : Emma, for Liverpool, must discharge..
Poirrasxmo—Sound of Islay—Dec. 27.—The Ruthenia ,brig,
unshipped upon
her rudder, but g 4
Mann, of Dundee, from Riga for Liverpool (firtsecd), tvlial
coming
pon a rock on Friday
t
BSpousand., oafnlasluaL,
it put to rights again. She got.oS next tide, and is now real
e 2instuaghht, tahte
for sea the first fair wind.
__ _

WIGTOWN, Dec. 29.—Found derelict on the 4th DeceMber, oa
the west side of Isle of Whithorn Bay, a small boat, 15 feet in
length, and aboat 5a feet in breadth, painted black, and the-name
"Alfred" cut on her stern; also attached to the boat, two pieces
of rope and two small chains.
CREETOWN, Dee. 29.—Picked up off Crectown on the 27th inst.,
a vessel's headboard, seven feet long, with the words "Rob the
Ranter " in yellow letters.
CLYDE, Dec 28.—Put in : The Clyde, Wishart, from Liverpool
for Rio Janeiro, leaky, with decks swept, and bowsprit carried
away. _

QiTEEI,TSTOWN, Dec. 29. The Bremen screw steam ship Weser,
which put into this harbour on Sunday evening, from Bremen for
New York, during a hurricane which lasted from the 16th to the
23rd inst., was thrown on her beam ends, the sea making -a clean
breach over her, carrying away nearly everything on deck, and
having sprung a leak, the water rose to seven feet in the engine
compartment, putting the fires out, and the coal bunkers having
broken adrift, the coals got under the platform and choked the
pumps. A pump was then contrived by the chief engineer out of
a steam pipe, at which the officers, crew, and passengers worked
with the greatest vigour, until they eventually reduced the water,
and enabled the steam to be got up again. The Mary Hamilton,
from Gaboon River, has also put in, 'with loss of sails.
Sroallowar, Dec. 27. —Put in, 26 : The Dutch schooner Alma
Van Lange, Maathuis, from Venice for Cork for orders, after a
passage of 130 days, leaky, and with loss of sails and bulwarks,
and cargo (Indian corn) heated. Captain Maathuis . reports
having experienced severe weather, and to have seen, on Nov.
13, in lat. 43 30 N, lon. 9 25 W, a brig, showing English colours,
painted green, and with roundhouse aft painted white, go down
with all hands. From the severity of the weather, and the
heavy sea at the time, could render no assistance. Remain
The Mexican barque Adelaide, Sarria; Danish brig Caroline,
Goldman ; both for Liverpool. Windbound sailed. The Escave,
Orr, from St. John's, N.F., which put into Lochroag, leaky, on
the 19th Dec., was driven from her anchors by a severe gale on
the 21st Dec., and struck the ground heavily by the stern,
springing a new leak ; she now grounds at low water, but
measures are taking for hauling her off.
The Moulton, Parke, has put into Waterford, with loss of fore-
topgallantmast and jibboom.
The Ronaldes, Marshall, has arrived in Waterford, in tow
the steam-tug Erin, from Ballyteague Bay, with loss of both
anchors and chains ; also,. loss of winlass and four sails, skylight
knocked in, and cabin twice filled, .

OUTPOZTS.

F.u.motru, Dec. 29.—Off the Port : The Surat, from Mauri-
tius for Havre. Arrived : The Ileros, from Rio Janeiro;
England's Rose, from Rio Grande ; Mary Worrall, from, Liver-
pool for Belize, leaky, loss of bulwarks, sails, &c., and cutwater
started, bore up. 21th instant, in lat. 47 40 N, lon 8 41 W.
Sailed.: The Hilda, for Alexandria; Helena, for Bremen ; John
Downie, for Lynn ; Robert Cottle, for Sandwich; Sibyl, for
Exeter; Laura, for Ilambro ; Koh-i-\Oor, for London ; Clare-
mont, for Aden. Put. back: The Claudia, for Bristol; Baron
Reitz Thott, and Mogadore Packtt—bothfor Liverpool. -
KINGSTOWN, Dec. 30.—Arrived : The Llewellyn, Anglia, and
Eblana—all from Holyhead ; Ossered, Odessa for Waterford ,
Iron Duke, Liverpool. Sailed : Eblana, and Llewellyn, for
Holyhead.
QtEENSTOWN, December 29.—Arrived: The Ann Thompson,
from 'Moulmein. Sailed Belle Pool, for Buenos Ayres;
Royal Saxon, for Buenos Ayres • Hydaspes, for Bombay ;
Baltic, for Saffi ; Juliana, for Hull; William and Mary, for
London ; Gulhermina, for Hamburg ; James Foster junior,
for Liverpool, in tow of steam-tug United Kingdom ; Majestic,
for Old Callabar, not sailed as reported by telegraph this
morning.
Denutt, Dec. 30.—Arrived : The Jane, from Wicto ; 'Ernest,
Trieste • James, Ardrossan ; Prince, Liverpool ; Lerwick,
Wexford ; Duchess of Kent, Liverpool ; Hibernia, Holyhead ;
Iron Duke, and Royal William, Liverpool ; Ceres, London.
Sailed : The James, for.'Liverpool ; Sea Nymph, Holyhead ;
Lady Eglinton, London; Prince, Liverpool.
WATERFORD, Dee. 28.—Arrived: Sultana, from Odessa: Josie,
Taganrog; Moulton, Manzanillo (Cuba) ; Malakoff (s), Milford;
Emanuel Sagbone, Constantinople; Nicolino, Odessa; Erin,
Wexford; Ronaldes, Liverpool. Sailed: Camilla (s), Luna (s),
Prince Leopold, Margaret, Cleveland, Killarney (s), Malakoff(s).
VESSEL'S REPORT.
Report of the Enoch Trainl-11_0:. 21, iu iai. 47.50 N., lon. 16.10
W., saw the barque Maria, or Marathon, of Yarmouth, loaded
with deals and abandoned; masts and yards standing, and all
sails furled, except foresail and maintopsail, which had blown
away; rudder gone, also all the boats; stanchions gone from
poop to forecastle • decks blown up; made all necessary noise
to arouse any who might have been on board in the poop,
which was standing, and in apparent good order, but saw no
signs of any one.

FOREIGN PORTS.

Thoma.siltoydon, Burlington, and Shah Jehan, all off St. Helena
Rita (s.s.), Arano, hence at Santander,
Lainertine, hence at Christiana.
Teutonia, and Maria, hence at Swinerauncle.
Humber, Lennerton, hence at Mobile.
Daniel, Van Yper, hence at Ostend December 27.
Melita (a.s.), Lfuiglands, hence at Malta 20th December, and
left on the 21st for the Levant.
Scamander (s.s.), Jenkins, hence at Malta 15th December, and
left on the 17th for Alexandria.
Agenoria, Johnson, cleared at Calcutta for Liverpool 18th Nov.
Fort William, O'Brien, cleared at Calcutta for Liverpool 19 Nov.
Empress, Evans, hence at Genoa 23rd December.
Andes (s.s.), Martyn, hence and Constantinople at Smyrna
14th December.
Texian, Whittaker, hence at Table Bay 31st October.
Lucy, Symonds, hence at Table Bay 3rd November.
Sedgemoor, Laker, from Macao at Singapore 9th Nov., and
sailed 13th for Bombay.
Flying Foam, Liddle, fromliong Kong at Singapore Nov. 11.
Thebes (s.s.), Roskell, from Hong Kong at Singapore Nov.
18, and left for Penang and Calcutta.
Flag of Truce, Day, from Swatow at Singapore Nov. 10.•
Bernicia, Jarman, from Swatow at Singapore Not. 22,
William Cumming, Johns, sailed from Singapore for Calcutta
Nov. 8.
Morning Star, Foster, sailed from Singapore for Calcutta
Nov. 8.
Alps (s.s.), Hoekley, sailed from Havre for New York, Dec. 25.
Equator, Appel, sailed from Texel for Liverpool, Dec. 28.
Nederland en Oranje, Rosier, sailed from Texel for Liverpool,
Dec. 28.
De Goede Verwachting, Lindonk, sailed from Texel for Liver-
pool, Dec. 28.
Kuiper, sailed from Antwerp for Liverpool, Dec. 29.
Cintra (s.s.), and Vesta (s.s.), both sailed from Oporto for
Liverpool, Dec. 9.
Racer, Splindt, from Cardiff at Table Bay, Nov. 4.
The Jupiter, which sailed from Belfast for North Yarmouth,
has put back with sails split.

1 YESTERDAY'S MARKETS,
LivEaroot. COTTON.—The cotton market continues without
material change since our last. The trade demand has been
general throughout the week, but only for moderate quantities,
suitable for immediate requirements, whilst speculators and
exporters have been comparatively idle. Holders evince the
same desire to realise, and offer their stocks, recent imports in-
cluded, with extreme liberality, but maintain their position
rather more firmly, and prices of all classes of American remain
unchanged. Brazil and Egyptian in moderate request, at previous
rates. Surat rather less inquired for, and the better qualities a
shade easier. The weekly sales are 56,020 bales, of which 720 are
on speculation, and 2,950 for export. The sales to-day were
about 7,000 bales.
LONDON CORN.—In Mark-lane to-day the market_ was thinly
attended, but a firm tone prevailed. The few sales made in
k Sea ports
last Monday's prices. Barley
:The
he Dmaarket, and
wheat were at fully last Monday's rates.. beFLoludrßillcar.moculsyegbueel
consequent)
t la at
are still profusely pressing upon
m the turn of iees .In oats
fiande`ciatnotapguercbases for immediate requirements,
bbuusyineressshwat
confined
at last Monday's prices.
LoslooN Paoext.h—e Titlipautbylise
tzsarkweetekwillasrec-uops
tenoinoanryTu,
be:t.
day next. During
little has been done by private contract, not sufficient to alter
quotations in any important article except tea, which has been
bought freely since the arrival of the mail on Wednesday, and
prices must be considered id per lb dearer, particularly for black
leaf. Congou has been most in demand.
LONDON TALLOW.—The market is steady at the anne ed
prices :—Town Tallow 51s, nett cash ; Petersburg Y.O OO It 6
spot, 51s to 51s 3d ; all te year, sls 3d ; January to m „,---5s 3d; March only, 51s 9d ; April to June, 50s 9d - ''''
.."
December, 1859, 50s 9d to 51s. ; OetOber to
yeaßoaouou lIoP.--The market continues firm, and. fine hope
-8E7700%. ConN.---There is little alteration to be observed in
the general character of the trade during the period between
Tuesday and to-day ; the small tee 'pig r --z_
g to bel)t'Loe' o.icca:Lue
fforromsoamberotaimd,eandte
the prospect of this continuin come, impart more confidence to that rather an improved feelin both holders and consumers, so
much depends on the Su l g prevails with regard to wheat ;
pp of •
The Gazette returns so y , this
endingm our own farmers.
106,321 quarters.
There was only a moderate attendance of town
standing there _ our Corn Exchange this morning, notwith-
as rather more disposition to purchase wheat,
and a fair amo w
unt of business took place at an advance of Id to
2d Per Nibs on the prices of Tuesday. Flour soldrather
ea'Sily, but without an • ..
more
y improvement in value. Egyptian beans
advanced 6d to is per 4801bs. Oats and oatmeal were held more
trusty, and in the transactions that occurred full prices were
obtained. Indian corn met a tolerable inquiry ; yellow was 6d,
and white is per quarter higher. R. MAKIN AND SONS.
LONDON MINING.--In the mining market to-day shares in East
Basset, Providence Mines, Par Consols, Wheal Kitty (St. Agnes),
West Par, Wheal Trelawney, and Trevoole, are in request,.
Business, however, has been rather limited. In the Stock
Exchange, East Wheal Russell shares are officially marked 7i.
The shares of the North Rhine Copper Mining Company of
South Australia continue in demand, and have been dealt in at
i prem. Other colonial, as well as foreign mining securities, are
very inactive.

. MARRIAGE.
aged s yearB arid
On the 25th ult., at St. Peter's Church, Everton, by the Rev.
S. B. Sutton, Mr. Samuel Beech, to Miss Elizabeth Sand'
}ears and two
Harrison, eldest daughter of Mr. George White liarrhoont,
Conway-street, Everton.
DEATHS.
On the 18th ult., at 8, Hanover-square,
months, Elizabeth Gamble, eldest daughter of Mr. Joseph
above.
2
Huntinton. Also, on the 27th ult.,
months, Annie Jane, danghter of the a
fi •On th 24th ult., Mr. Joseph Benton, watch ni,,her, aged 53,
regretted by his numerous friends.
a
On the 29th ult., at Bootle,
afterin the long and painful illness,
borne with Christian fortitude. , _ . 58th year of his age 11. r.
was an atfectiona Joseph Meddows. Ile .all
....i. te huhband, and well
sad deservedly respectca by who knew hia,.