Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-20 00:00:00

G OOD STEEL

CAPITAL FOR CORRESPONDENCE

TRACING PAPER,
.TRACING CLOTH,
COLOSSAL CARTRIDGE, PAPER, sft. 6in. wide.

LIQUID SEPIA, LIQUID INDIAN INK, CARMINE.
DRAWING PENCILS, 2s. per Dozen, best make.
FRENCH CRAYONS, CRAYON PAPER, PORT CRAYONS,

And OIL AND WATER COLOURS.
DRAWINGS AND PRINTS SENT TO COPY.

G. .3"

BEET,

88, 90, & 92, TOP OF RENSHAW-STREET.

Golconda, Bevan, from Swansea at St. Thomas, July 18.
Xerezano, Hodge, from St. Thomas at Gonaives, July 10,
and left for Falmouth, July 22.•
Wallace, sailed from Callao far the Chiachas, Tune 27.
Cloda, Strachan, from Chiloe at Valparaiso, June 29.
Edward Herbert, Kite, sailed from Valparaiso far Caldera,
June 23.
Tubal Cain, Clarke, sailed from Valparaiso for Queenstown.
June 28. _

Ghdoe, Graves, sailed from Valparaiso for CaAdera, July, 29.
Ecliptic, Langlois, at San Jose de Guatemala to July 2, and

Tonkin, Vincent, from Valparaiso at Iquique.
Cicero, Taylor, hence at Boston, August 4.
West Point, Allen, hence below New York, August 4.
Traveller, of Liverpool, from Rio ,Faneiro below New York.

August 4.
Ellen Austin, Garrick, cleared at New York for Liverpool,
August 5.
James Foster, jun., cleared at New York for Liverpool,
August 4.
Helois, Hicks, domed at New Ooleans for Liverpool, July 27.
Excellent, Smilie, cleared at Quebec for Liverpool, August 1.
Oregon, O'Flaherty, cleared at Quebec for Liverpool, Aug. 4.
Ben Nevis, entered for loading at Quebec for Liverpool, Aug. 1.
James Smith, entered for loading at Quebec for Liverpool,
August 2.

Henry, entered for loading at Quebec for Liverpool, Aug.
Epaminondas, entered for loading at Quebec for Liverpool,
Aug. 3.
Bushire, entered for loading at Quebec for r

SPOKEN

vrpool, Aug. 5

Blue Jacket, bound south, in lat. 12 N., lon. 24 W., July 9.
Eliza, bound westward, in lat. 50 N., Inn. 15 W., Aug. 7.
Gipsey Queen, in lat. 49 N., lon. 9 W., Aug. 10.
Anne Armstrong, in lat. 18 S., lon. 30 W., July S.
Rhine, in lat. 43 N., lon. 55 W., Aug. 10.
Vanderbilt (ss), in lat. 45 N., lon. 55 W.
City of Washington (se), off Tuskar, Aug. 17.
Friar Tuck, in lat. 24 S. lon. 37 W., June IC.
Gipsey Queen, in lat. 50 N., lon. 13 W., Aug. 13.
Faside, in lat. 50 N., ion. 13 W., Aug. 13.
Khimjee Odowjee, bound S.W., in lat. 47 N., lon. 8 W., Aug. 6.
Rhea Silvia, for Melbourne, in lat. 44 N., lou. 12 W., Aug. 11.
Bramley-Moore, hence for San Francisco, in lat. 10 S., lon. 34
W., June 3.
Stamboul, hence for Smyrna, off Cape St. Mary, July 30.
Shakamaxon, hence, in 1at..41 N., lon. 13 W.
Sanspareil, hence for Messina, in lat. 45 N., lon. 11 W., Aug. 11.
Roxburg Castle, for Melbourne, in lat. 12 N., lon. 21 W., July 29.
Giaour, hence for Marseilles, in lat. 43 N., lon. 9 W.

VESSELS' REPORTS

he Lady Clarendon, arrived here, experienced a strong gale
from N.W., June 7, off Cape of Good Hope. She spoke—
Tarbot, Calcutta to London, in lat. 10 S., lon. 90 E., May 11.
Waverley, Arracan to Falmouth, in lat 32 5 S., June 24.
Babcharp, Penang to Boston, in lat. 35 5 S., lon. 14 11 E.,
June 25.

joronella, Akyab to Cork, in la
catolia, Bombay to Liverpool,

June 30.
L 7 W..

July 2.
if aynards, Ali
W., August

Londor

)UTPORTS

GREENOCK, August 19.—Arrived : Trelawney, from
Jamaica. Sailed : Wucousta, for Melbourne; Attila, New-
foundland; Washington, and Glencair, Quebec; Archibald
AVAlellin, Demerara ; Greenock, Mauritius.
FALMOUTH, August 19.—Arrived : Compact Goedar, Tronz,
from Monte Video ; Christian, Johansen, Santos ; Mat 7, Weir,
Pernambuco ; Jose Maria, Matanzas ; Horatio, Runedio ;
Hermoine, Smyrna ; Luisa, Taganrog ; San Marco, Milli'
Morgenstern, Constantinople ; Fione, Marseilles.
BELFAST, August 18.—Arrived : J. and R. Young,, frolA
Quebec ; Diamond, Miramichi.

MARITIME EXTRACTS

CAPE Towx, July 6.—The Marion, Leighton, from Mauritius
to London, which put into Algoa Bay, leaky, &c., has been
condemned, and will be sold. July 9.—lt blew a strong north-
west gale on the 7th and Bth, during which the Timour parted
an anchor in Table Bay. The Lady Wharncliffe and Faith also
parted, but were supplied with anchors and warps from the
shore.

CORR.—The Sea, M'Lean, from Liverpool to Kustenjee,
which put into Queenstown making water, had also shifted her
cargo (railway iron), and will have to discharge for repairs.
HAVRE, August 16.—An English barque was at Tuspan dui"
ing the gale of June 25 and 26, and five of the crew perished.
The Golden City, arrived in the Downs from Foo-choo, had
very heavy weather off the Cape, and was twenty-two dap,.
from Madagascar to the Cape; saw casks and pieees of plan.m
floatine about.