Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-26 00:00:00

Wind yesterday, N.N.W. ; at Holyhead, N..

Jan. 25
Oneanasta, Hatfield,
New Orleans
FOREIGN PORTS.

ARRIVED:
Ariel; Miller . _Ceara
Bohemian (ss) ...........

Victorine, Nassel, hence at Ostend.
British Queen (es), hence at Thivre.
Magyar, Beer, hence at Lisbon.
CairO (ss), hence at Corfu, and sailed for Ahmandria.
Malakoff, Hatteriek; Anse Wilson, Duckett; and; Hein=
Wal ace, all hence at Sydney.
Quito, Duncan Dunlsar' Ware of Life, Granite City, Cole—
coon, and Jason, all from London at Sydney.
Hungarian (as), hence at Portland Jan. It
Great Britain, Fleet, and Ceres, both hence-at New Orleans_
SunderlanaLand Halcyon, Cole, both hence at-New. York.
New York; hence at dhallestoli.
Aberdeen., at Ai stanzas.
Ferris, Sillitoe, from Buenos Ayres at New. York.

SPOKEN.
Sarah, hence for Aden, Jank.lV; of Queenstown.
North Anaekican (ss), her for Portlandl.Jan. 22, hulat:

OUTPORTS.
DEAL, Jan. 25.—Arrived and passed Elise, :London, to
Havre ; Oeorge Marshall, and llolingside..London: to Sydney;Earl of-Mar and Kelly, Loudon to Mauritius;. Abdul Medilid,
China to London ; Shooting Star. to Havre; Tartar, Madras to
London ; Uledea, Ilawana to London ; Maidstone, London to
Port Phillip.
Ga4.3.-EsENn, Jan. 254—Arrived horn St. Michael's ;
Rainbow (s), Calais;. Castor, Hamburg; Corsby, Bombay ;
Early Morn, Port Natal. Sailed:: Eclipse, and Mohawk, for
Madras; James, Berdua.
Qter.F.NsvowN, Jan. 25;---Arrived Lima, from Iquique,
deaks swept, wheel broken, &e. Bohemian, from Portland
foss Liverpool, lamted passengers. and' mail, and proceeded ;
Cora Linn, Glasgow for New York, put in with small-pox at
Ballycotton ; harry of the West, Mobi.V,. goes to Bremen.
Sailed : 'Wilmington, for Cars tiff; Yrieme, Maryport; Corin-
thian, Leith. • • '
BELFAST, .1 ark Yietoria, for Swansea.
GREENOCK, Jan. 25.—Arrived: Pestonjee Domanjee, from
' Moulmein.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
llavanal4 from St. Dossingo•at Foyal leaky.
The C. A. Morrison, for Pensecola, has put back.
The Raugatoo (ss), from New York at Queenstown yester-
day, and lift at 10 a.m. for Liverpool.
The Golden Light, hence at Milford for New York, with the
crew in a state of mutiny.
The Milton Lockhart, .for Yirghlia, has put back, with loss ot
sails and water.
The Annandale, late Aitchison, from Whampaa at Plymouth
for London, with lose. of master and two seamen ; ship strxiek
by a heavy sea las,: Satorday, boWsprit sprunq, loss of boats,
polls, sails &c. A steam-tug has been sent from Liverpool to
to her to London.

RAMSEY (isle of 111*, San. 21: The Malakoff, from Liver-
pool for Galway, which went on shore near Maughold Head
Jan. 14, has become a total wreck; cargo mostly saved, but in
a damaged state.
MiLrono, Jan. 24 The schooner Thomas Vareoe, from Li-
verpool for Exmouth, was fouled by a schooner, and lost bow-
sprit and other damage.
25.
-10;ndTiaolTmloehialeSgBoAelaci)Ihin..ii;:ihttezhriaait'nasts will have to be cut
Baamorru, Jan. 24 :.A large ship is on shore on the west end
of St. Patrick's Causeway, about sixteen miles from this place,
The Pwllheli life-boat will no doubt have gone out to her.
Steam-tug will be required at once.
WERTPORT, Jan. 23 : The Neptune, from Demerara for Lon-,
don, expected to become a total wreck ; a few casks of runt
was
roams aZeerp4ot:flaill::'lgh
saved.
Leg-
horn,gawol3ltaVoyffxaoPsnrAl‘:Tt' silßtii:lDe:liblh‘a'jeneeasro.ntnk2.c to keep the hull together.

76.11 AR LOTTETOWN (Prince Ed-ward Wand), Dee. 20 : The bar-
bonrs are now completely frozen up for the §,eAson.
Lr.o‘n's : The Sapphire (ship), and ;Nlatriniole (barcine), ire
totally lost in Torres Straits. .

A. liirge alip was scut 10WIT 14 Key,

Under a Deed of Assignment.
To Flour Dealers, Grocers, Brokers, and others.
Trafalgar-road, North Egremont.

Excellent black Pony Shandry, set of Harness, Utensils-in-
Trade, remaining Stock, Tenant's Interest in fast Fixtures
and Fittings, in one lot; or separate, as may be agreed upon
at the time •of sale, Bakehouse, Fixtures, HOUSEHOLD

FURNITURE, and Effects.
MR. .GRICE will SELL by AUCTION, This Day
(Thursday), 26th instant, at Eleven o'clock prompt, on
the abiove premises, the remaining STOCK, UTENSILS-I.N-
TRADE, Shop and Bakehouse Fixtures, and Household Furni-
ture of a Baker and Flour Dealer, comprising flour, oatmeal;
groceries, canisters, weights, scales, show glasses, coffee canis-
ters, counter shelving, window fittings, flour binn, chest,
drawers, trough, chaffer, pipe blower, bread tins, and other
articles connected witli2thetrade; tofeilier with the useM
Household Furniture; also a capital black pony shandry, with
harness and effects. _ _ _

May be viewed this morning, and all further particulars had
from Mr. Holt, Accountant, Union-court, Castle-street, and
catalogues had from Mr. Grice, at his Office, 40, Whttechapel,
Liverpooi.

Modern STOCK of a CABINETMAKER, including Three
Suites of Drawing-rpopa y.S.TRITS.T.A4, Griffiths' (late

Winstanleys') Rooms, Church-street.
MR. J. F. GRIFFITHS (successor:to the late firm
of-Messrs. Thomas Winstanley and Sons) has been
instructedLto EELL_Dy AUCTION To-morrow (Friday); the
.27th instant, at Eleven o'clock precisely,
The excellent and modern manufactured STOCK of a
CA3INETMAKER and 'UPHOLSTERER, including three
superior suites of drawing-room articles, in choice and seasoned
walnutwood, upholstered respectively in gold and green
damask, Been reppe, and crimson merino damask, comprising
sets of chairs; easy and sewing ditto, and Btrckingham
couches; also, a variety of Davenport writing desks,•cabinets,
with plates of glass ar d -marble slabs, oval and circular 100
tables, stands, with inlaid and plain tops, &c.
The Mahogany Furniture, &c., consists of handsome tele-
scope dining, 100, and Pembroke tables, library bookcase, with
glazed doors, sideboards, cabinets and chiffoniers, sets of
superior chairs, in morocco, sofas, couches, and easy chairs,
music stools, some plates of silvered g a,s, in gilt frames, &c.
Some capital Brussels carpets, quite new (misfits), thick
hearthrugs, &c.
'

To be viewed This Day, the 26th instant, when, catalogues
,may be had at the rooms and office of Mr. J. F. Griffiths,
Auctioneer, and'Apy.raiser, No.' 44, Church-street, Liverpool.

BRUNSWICK-ROAD AUCTION ROOMS.

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MR. YOUDS will SELL by AUCTION, to-morrow
(Friday), the 27th in t., at Eleven o'clock precisely, at
the Booms, .51, Brunswick-road, a consignment of useful
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, &c., consisting of a mahogany
cheit of drawers, card and pembroke table=, bidet, sets of tent
bedstead= and palliasies, feather beds; pairited press bedstead,
painted dressing tables and washstands, commode, chamber
-ware, swing glasses, cane-seated chairs. carpets, fenders, fire-
-I rons, wire and venetian blinds, crimping machine, step lad-
ders, school forms, round deal tables, kitehen requisites, &c.,
remove= to the rooms for convenience of sale.

• Peremptorily to clbse an Account.
BY THOMAS TRAVERSE,
On Wednesday, the Ist of February, 1860,' at the Lamb Inn,
Wavertree, at. Seven o'clock in the evening, precisely,
A MESSUAGE or DWELLING-HOUSE, used
tl as a neerhouse, with Cow-house and Stable, in the
village of Wavertree, in the occupation of Mrs. Charles
Hewitt, with TWO HOUSES adjoining, now in the occupa-
tions of Wiliam Jennings and Miss Swift, as tenants thereof,
and containing altogether 258 superficial square yards or there-
a')outs.
The Tenure is copyhold of inheritance subject to a trifling
quit rent to,the Lord of the Manor of Wavertree.
For further particulars apply to Mr. John Anderton, Rose
Brewery, Wavertree, or at the office of Mr. Edmund Ward,
Solicitor, Prescot.