Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-01 00:00:00

MARRIAGE.

On the 29th ult., at the Parish Church of St. Mary-lc-bone,
London, Thomas Ridgway Bridson, jun., Esq., of Bolton, Lanca-
shire, to Charlotte Mary, second daughter of the late W. Lowe,
Esq., of Liverpool.
DEATHS.

On the 23rd Nov„ at Foo-chop-foo, on board the ship Spray of
the Ocean, of diarrhcea, aged 19 years, James Stanley, youngest
spn of the late Mr. W. H. Chapman, of this town.
On the 28th ult., very suddenly, at her residence, St. Peter's-
square, Hammersmith, Miss Jane Clarke, of Regent-street,
London, and of Bold-street, Liverpool, much lamented.
On the 28th ult., at Stanley Villa, Dulwich, aged two years
and four months, John Robert critchley, fourth son of W. K.
Fizy, Esq., Seacombe.
On the 28th ult., Emma Proctor, daughter of Mr. llewson.
On the 28th ult., rather suddenly, aged 45, Mr. C. Pownell,
Wootton Coffee House, Wooltoa, deeply regretted by a large
circle of friends and acquaintances.
On the 30th ult., at Tarvin, aged 78 years, Mrs. Shakeshaft.

SUICIDE AT SEA.—On the last return passage of the
Preussisscher Adler, from London, when the steamer was
approaching the lighthouse off the harbour, one of the
passengers jumped from her deck into the sea. Boats
were instantly lowered, and every effort was made to
rescue the unfortunate individual ; but without success,
owing to the roughness of the sea. The suicide was a
tailor, who was returning from London to his native
place, Skibbereen, for the benefit.-of his health. He was
observed, during the passage, to be very dejected, and
there is no doubt that he committed the rash act in a
moment of mental aberration, Cork Examiner.

MONETARY • AND COMMERCIAL.
_ LIVERPOOL, -Monday. Evening_
There has been a better demand for Cotton to-
day, and prices were well maintained. The sales
were about 10,000 bales, including 3,000 on specula-
tion and for export.

COTTON STATEMENT.
(From the Nei' York Shipping List of January 19.)
Recpts. Expts to Gt. Britain. Total Expts. Stocks, &c.
1359.. 2,070,000
1858... 1,220,000

I4crease 850,000

227,000

420,000

The Liverpool Share Market was rather dull
to-day, and little business going forward. Prices
show a decline. The following are the transac-
tions :—Caledonian, 861; Eastern Counties, 121;
Lancashire and Yorkshire, 964, 961, 964, 961, 96.1,
961, 961 ; London and North Western, 961, 96,
951, 952-, 951, 95Z, 951, 95k, 951; Manchester,

Sheffield, and Lideolnshire, '371; Midland, 1021,
102 ; St. Helen's. Railway and Canal, A, 87 ;
Dovers, 221, 22 3-16, 221, '22 1-16 ; Buffalo and
Lake Huron, 7 ; Dutch Rhenish, 47,-, 5 d ;
Grand Trunk of Canada, 81, 8 5-16, 81.
The following were the closing prices : -
Blackburn, 11.2, 111 ; Chester and Birk-
enhead, 671, 671 ; Caledonian, 86, 861 ;
Chester and Holyhead, 48, 481 ; Eastern Coun-
ties, 12 5-16, 12 7-16 ; East Lancashire, 951, 96 ;
Do. £9 shares, 1, p ; Great Northern, 104,
106 ; Do..A, 89, 90 ; Great Western, 541, 551;
Lancashire and Yorkshire Stock, 95', 968 ; Do. £9
shares, 1, p ; London and North Western,
951, 951 ; Do. one-eighth shares, 1, d;
Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 371, 371 ;
Midland Stock, 102, 1021 ; North British,
621, 63 ; North Western, 131, 131 ; North
Staffordshire, 4,1, 49 d ; North Eastern-Berwick,
93, 93-A- ; York and North Midland, 77, 771 ;
Leeds Capital Stock, 48, 481; South Eastern and
Dover, 22, 221 ; Dutch Rhenish, 51, 5 d ;
Great Western of Canada, 16, 161 ; Do. New
Shares, 4+, 41 d; Great Luxe:nbourg, 6 15-16,
7 ; Grand Trunk of Canada, 84,

The following announcement has been posted in
the London Stock Exchange, to-day, and, as may
be supposed, it has formed. the principal topic of
conversation. The impression seems to be that
the amount will not be readily subscribed :

lastrian Loan for £6,000,000 Five per Cent. Stock, with

Dividend from Ist Jan., 1859

Messrs. N. M. Rotlischild and Sons beg to announce
that they will receive subscriptions for a loan of
£6,000,000, Austrian Stock, bearing interest at 5 per cent.
per annum, which loan was sanctioned by the Decree of
his Majesty the Emperor of Austria, on the 31st Dec.,
1858, and for the negotiation of which loan, Baron
Brentano, Aulic Counsellor in his Imperial Majesty's ser-
vice, has been commissioned by the Finance Minister.
The interest on the bonds, commencing from Ist January,
1859, will be payable in pounds sterling half-yearly, on
the Ist of July and Ist of January, at the counting-house
of Messrs. N. M. Rothschild and Sons, in London, or at
the option of the holders at the office for the payment
of the Public Debt in Vienna, at the exchange of
ten florins, Austrian currency, in silver, per pound
sterling. The bonds will be of £lOO each, and numbered
from Ito 60,000. The reimbursement of this loan will
take place by means of a sinking fund of 1 per cent. per
annum, to be applied to the payment off at par, of the
proportionate part of the bonds, to be drawn by lot
annually on the 2nd January, commencing on the 2nd
January, 1860. The payment of the bonds thus
drawn will take place on the Ist July following.
The subscription price is £BO for every £lOO stock,
payable at the counting-house of Messrs. N. M.
Rothschild and Sons, as follows--X2O on the 15th Fe-
bruary; £2O on the 15th April; £2O on the 15th July;
£lO on the 15th September; £lO on the 14th October.
To subscribers who should prefer payment in anticipa-
tion of the above terms, a discount at a rate of four per
cent per annum will be allowed. As it is essential that
the times of payment should be punctually observed, if
the instalments be not paid on the day appointed, the
party making default shall forfeit the instalments pre •
viously paid, and shall not be entitled, after the day,
to claim any bonds or dividend warrants in
respect of that or any subsequent _instalment. The
dividend warrants due on the Ist of July, 1859,
will be deducted from the instalment payable in that
month. Subscriptions will be received by Messrs. N.
M. Rothschild and Sons, from eleyen o'clock, a.m., on
Monday, 31st January, and each succeeding day, until
eleven o'clock on Monday morning, 7th February next,
when the list will be closed. All applications to be
accompanied with a deposit of 5 per cent , which, upon
allotment, will be carried to the credit of-each subscriber;
if the deposit should exceed the amount of 20 per cent.
on the allotment, the balance will be returned forthwith.

The new Austrian Loan has not proLeed .;;li.
an unfavourable effect upon the English Stock
Market as might have been anticipated. This,
however, is traceable to an impression that the
operation will not prove successful. Consols are
951, 95k for Money, and the Bth February, and 95k,
951 for March. The New Threes are 951, 96k. The
Reduced, 951, 961. Indian Loan Debentures,
991, 992 ; ditto Bonds, 22s to 26s prem. Long
Annuities, 1 3-16 ; and Exchequer Bills.'34s to
37s prem.
The London Railway Share Market \Pas fiat
to-day in sympathy with Consols. Indians were
weaker, and Caledonians very heavy. Foreign
Stocks were dull, and Turkish lower. Bonds were
good, and Mines and Miscellaneous shares much
the same. The following were the closing prices :
--Ambergate, 61, 6s ; Caledonian, 851, 86i ;
Do. Pref., 103, 105 ; Eastern Counties,
62, 63 ; East Lancashire, 94, 96 ; Edin-
burgh and Glasgow, 69, 70 ; Great North-
ern' 1041, 105 ; Ditto A. 87, 89 ; Ditto B, 135,
137 ; Great Western, 55, 552; Lancashire and
Yorkshire, 96, 96+ ; Brighton, 109, 110 ; London
and North Western, 951, 961 ; London and
South Western, 951 961; Manchester, Sheffield,
and Lincolnshire, 37, 38 ' • Midland, 102, 102+ ;
North British, 621, 63 ; ditto Pref., 112, 114 ;
North Eastern-Berwick, 931, 931 ; Leeds, 481,
481; York, 771, 781; North Staffords, 41, 4 d ;
Dovers, 731, 73.3 ; Turkish Sixes, 901, 90t; Ditto
Fours, 105+, 106 ; Great Western of Canada, 161,
16 1-6 ; ditto New, 41, d; . Grand Trunk of
Canada, 81, 81; Bank Stock, 2271, 229.
The letters per the Africa state that the New
York Money Market presented no new feature,
the rates remaining at 3 to 4 per cent. for loans on
call, and 4 to 6 per cent. on well-known paper.
Sterling exchange closed rather inactive, owing
to the firmness of drawers, who insisted upon an
advance. For first-class sterling the range was
from 1091 to 109+, though the operations at the
latter figure were not many. The sales of
Cotton for the week had been about 8,000
bales. Cotton in transitu had declined -Z-c. per
lb., which had led to rather increased buying.
The general opinion on the subject of the
crop was gradually settling upon an estimate
of about 3,600,000 bales. There are, however,
more believers in 3,700,000 than at any time since
the season opened. The receipts, if taken as a
guide, point to the larger estimate. The heavy
rains in the south have interfered with the free
hauling of Cotton to the depots and landings,
while the rivers are all in fine navigable order ;
there is no falling off in the receipts in the proper
sense •of the term, nor can any be expected for
some weeks to conic. We are now comparing
with the small receipts of last year, resulting from
the panic, and our excess, as compared therewith,
must necessarsly increase. The maximum increase
may possibly be reached by the 16th of Feb., and
during March some reduction must take place.
At the London Corn market the supply of
English Wheat was moderate to-day, and sold
more easily than of late, at prices of this day
NsVfeorre Nm'earirtinrgestßriactreledy,, and
prices Sales of forTeiegi
prices unaltered. Terms
changed ; Black Sea very plentiful, and sold slowly,
at barely last week's quotations. Beans and Peas
brought late rates. There was but little doing in
neglected,
moreand
Flour.
There is not much change to report in the state
of the Produce markets. There isinquiry for Sugar, but without alteration in sales.
Rum, Molasses, and Coffee are ra
there is but a moderate demand for Rice.

YESTERDAY'S MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL PRODLTE.—Colonial, &e.—We have had a little
more inquiry for Sugar, but without any change in prices;
180 hhds. Demerara are reported, the price not transpired,
300 bags Dates at 41s, 250 bags Benares at 45s 9d, 100 baskets
Penang at 31s, 1,800 mats unclayed Manilla, to arrive, at 21s in
bond, 1,600 bags Pernams, at 24s 9d per cwt.,' with a cargo
(2,900 bags) Pernams floating, for an outport, terms not reported.
We have no transactions to notice in Molasses, Rum, or coffee.
The tales in Rice are confined to 980 bags, chiefly Arracan, at
7s to 7s Gd, and 90 casks Carolina, a 20s to 21s per cwt. The
business in Dyemoods is limited to 10 tons. Ceara Fustic at
£6 155 per ton, Of fishes, ;50 barrels Pots bare been taken at

2ss 6d to 295, including 50 barrels to arrive, at the latter price,.
140 tons Nitrate of Soda, at 15s to 15s 3d, with fine, at 16s per
cwt. In Brimstone, 15 tons reported, at £8 5s per ton for best
seconds, 270 bags Palermo Sumac, at lOs 9d, 2 casks pink
Oporto Tartar, at 108 s per cwt, 14 pipes Lemon Juice, at Zd to
15-16 d per degree ; G packages American Bees Wax, at .1:9 15s,
100 bags 21ux romica, at lOs per cwt, 40 baskets Roll Arehatto,
at Bd, 450 bags Black Pepper, at . nd, 40 bags White at 8d
per lb, and 300 bags Sago Flour at 15s per cwt. Oils; Palm
firm at £l2, 15 tuns Olive taken at £46 for Lisbon, and a small
lot of Cod at £32 per tun. Linseed quoted at 30s Gd, and 20'
casks Gingelly sold at 35s per cwt. Tallow at 53s Gd to 54s
for P.Y.C., 500 barrels Rosin have been placed at 5s 3d to 5s 4d•
for common, and at 5s 9d for low medium, and 200 banvls at
Ils to 13s per cwt for fine quality. Of Spirits of Turpentine,
50 barrels at 39s Gd per cwt, and 40 bales Sunn Hemp at £l6 lOs
p ?r ton.

LIVERPOOL Col*Tos.—Thera has been a good general demand
for cotton to-day, and with less free offerings; prices are 1-IGd
per lb. higher. The sales—including 220 Pernambuco, 7Zd ; 150.
Bahia, 71d • 200 Egyptian, 7:d to B.ld ; 500 Surat, -11 d to 53d—
are reported 10,000 bales, of which 3,000 are on speculation and
for export. _ _ _ _

LIVERPO3I, CATTLE. Last week's value of beef was Well
maintained to-day, the supply being nearly the same. Sheep
were sold at prices more in favour of the buyer, the price of
skins having fallen, and our supply increased by nearly six
hundred, viz., 1,752 beasts and 5,218 sheep.
LONDON PRODITE. —The following public sales are advertised :
Sugar : .359 lands. West India, 7,500 bags Mauritius, 1,000 bags
Bengal, and 6,000 bags Madras. Coffee : 100 casks Plantation.
Ceylon, 400 bags native, and 659 bags Bahia. Cocoa, 250 bags.
Saltpetre, 2,500 bags. The private contract markets have been
quiet. Sugar : A limited business done in brawn at previous
rates. Coffee : A cargo of St. Domingo sold, afloat, at about 50s.
Rice has been steady, but inactive. Tea: The market is very
strong, and very full prices paid. Good common Congou sold at
13d, fair 121 d. In other articles no material alteration.
LONDON Cogs.—The attendance of the trade was full, the tone
quiet; prices of most articles of the trade irregular. The supply
of home grown grain was small, and most samples damp and
rough from the dampness of the air. The arrivals of foreign
grain into London last week were reported this morning as small-
of wheat, very large of b trley, and moderate of oats. English
wheat steady at about last Monday's prices. Foreign unaltered
in value. Flour quiet. Fine barley held at about last week's
prices ; grinding sorts is per qr. cheaper. Oats were in slow
demand, and to sell, 6d per quarter cheaper was taken. English
beans ls.dearer than last Monday. Egyptian unaltered in price.

Peas dull at last Monday's prices. -- -
BOROUGH Hop.—The demand still continues active, at advancing
prices, for all fine coloured hops. Other sorts fully maintain late
prices.
METROPOLITAN CATTLE.—There are a few more beasts than on
Monday last ; trade is consequently slow for second rate, but
choicest descriptions cannot be quoted lower. The number or
sheep is still small, althow.Th rather larger. The prices of last
Monday are fully maintained. Good calves are scarce and dear.
From Germany and Holland there are 408 beasts, 910 sheep, and
67 calves. Scotland 30) bea,ts. Norfolk and Suffolk, 2,100 bmsts,
and 100 from the Northern and Midland Counties.

LONDON .TALLOW.—TIIO- market is steady, with very little
doing. The quotations are, ai follows : Town tallow, 52s 3d.
nett cash ; Petersburg., Y.C., on the spot, 53s 6d; March, 53s 9d;
April to June, 52s 3d to 52s Gd; Apt it and May, 52s 9d ; October
to December, 52s 3d.
LONDON Mtxmo.—ln the mininT market to-day, business is
limited, but we hear of transactions in shares in Rosewarne,
Providence Mines, Wheal Mary Inn, Wheal Kitty (Lelant), and
Wheal May. Prices present little change. Foreign and colonial
mining shirrs are very quiet. The shares of the North Rhine
Copper Mining Company of South Australia are officially marked.
10s prem.

WEEKLY REPORT OF METAL MARKET. —We have again had
a rather quiet week, and prices have here and there yielded
a shade. Copper keeps quite firm, and business has been done
in foreign at good rites. This metal has fallen rather flat in
France, but otherwise its position is favourable. Manufactured
iron finds a steady market, but Scotch pig is depressed at 53s t.c..
53s 3:1 for mixed numbers, g. m. b. Tin has had but little
attention all the week, and Banca is hardly so strong. Spelter
stillrules dull. Lead is firm and even buoyant. Tin plates arc.*
in demand at low rates.
GLASGOW IRoer.—The market has been quiet, but steady,
to-day, business being done at 535, less per cent. cash ; closing,
buyers, Nos. 1 and 3 G.M.8., 51s 9d per ton.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. Height
.... 10 46 .... 11 4 .... 13 9
WIND
tit LIVERPOOL, —W,13.1i1
~ HOLYHEAD,—IN

Tuts DAT

Cornelia

Charles Souchay
Eliza .......
Glenalu ........
J M Tornan
Miligan
Euphemia

—Fresh breeze,
Do._

ABRIVED•
... Trieste Gulf stream ....New Orleans
..Charente Sagamore .... If obile
Charleston Quinta
... .. Caiffa Vivid . ......... „St. Michael's
....Nantes I 'curia (8s)
.... Patras John Knox
..Tampico
___ PUT BACK.

Beraza
Charles Iforsfall ...... Bonny R L Lane..
Eliza _ __Newfoundland Seraphina .
Mimosa .......Rio Janeiro

Charles Buck
Balbec (ss) ..

New York

...... New York
....Pernambuco

..Bombay I Westmoreland .. Philadelphia
. Havre
NE EXTRACTS.

IVF.RPCK Jan. 1..
The Hamburg brig Bernard was boarded on the M,
sth Nov. off
the Falkland Islands, and the log-book and two dogs taken from
her by the Lumley, arrived here; she appeared to be sinking
fast.

The Eliza, for Newfoundland, has put back with foremast
sprung, loss of sails, &c.

- The Isaac, Webb, 'for New York, has put back leaky.
The Mimosa, for Rio Janeiro, and Seraphina, for Pernambuco,
have put back.

A schooner, said to be laden with oats, was
Sunday, on Brazil Bank.

and or

European (UMW, from Suez at Melbourne 15th Dec., with
mails from England of the 16th Oct.

Columbian (RMSS), from Australia at Suez 23rd Jan., wits
£75,461 ; left Melbourne 18th Dec.

FALMOUTH, Jan. 28.—Sailed : The Medina, for Jamaica; Sir
John Franklin, New Orleans; Adela, Barcelona; Alciope, and
Demetrio, Bristol; Excelsior, Chowdean, and Kirstine, all for
Glasgow ; Glenaln, and Vittoria (s.), Liverpool ; Ann and Isabel,
Neamond, and Edward John, all from Cork ; Fils Unique, and
If enrich Bush, Gloucester; Osborne & Elizabeth, Dublin; Asteria,
and Augusta, Rio Janeiro ; Wigrams, Cape of Good Hope ;-
George and Emma, Constantinople; Henri and Francois,
Antwerp ; Cock-o'-the-Walk,: London ; Eden L, Lancaster.
29th.—Arrived : Admiral Prins Adalbert Sontag, from Moulmein
for Dantzig ; Los, Alexandria ; Fides, Rangoon ; Ingeborg'
Hamburgh for Monte Video ; -Johanna, Taganrog ; Fleetwing
Paraiba for Glasgow ; Citizen (s.), London for Waterford. Sailed :
The Magnus, for Amsterdam ; Rapid, Roogerpolder ; Gottland,
Leith ; Alma, and Hartlepool, Cambus ; Thetis, Hull ; Maria,
Yarmouth; 'Weymouth, and Mary and Elizabeth, Livepool. Put
back : Osborne and Elizabeth, for Dublin ; Vittoria (s.), for
Liverpool; Wlgrams, Cape of Good Hope ; Asteria, Rio Janeiro.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 29. =Arrived The Acme, from Glasgow for
Boston; Siren, Mauritius; H.M.S. Victor; Elerslie, Pernambuco
for Greenock ; Genitoro Nicolo, for Limerick, put back. Sailed :
The Clemanthe, for Liverpool; Mathilda, Maize; and the
Cormorant (s.).

The Vivid: Fittoek, from St. Michael's at Liverpool, sailed Jan.
20, freight low, and no chance for seekers. The Billow, Dugdale,
Caroline Brown, Shead, and Lady Rebow, Addy; all sailed for
the West Indies, in ballast. Left the following additional in the
bay : —The Eliza Fox, PeH, Providence, and Sphyne.
Parker, Rosa, hence at Holyhead for Demerara.
•
Allan Kerr, from Norfolk at Belfast.

VESSELS' REPORT.
Report of the ship Yaratilda, R. Bowness, from Calcutta :
Nov. 4.—Robert Pulsford, from Calcutta to Liverpool, in lat
5 25 8, lon. 89 5E ; left Sand Heads Oct. 17.

Dec: 10.—Signalised.the French ship Army, from Mauritius to
Nantes, in lat. 32 29 S, lon. 13 20 E ; left Mauritius Nov. 17.
Dec. 12. —Signalised Philosopher, from Calcutta to London, in
lat. 29 9 S, lon. 8 58 E ; left Sand Heads Oct. 17.

gnalised 'Countess, from Mauritius to London, in
) E; left Mauritius Nov. 17.

ec. 14. • S
25 47 S, lon. 4

Dec. 22.—Signalised Pelham, from Mauritius to London, in
lat. 12 42 S, ton. 9 B'W ; left Mauritius Nov. 4.
Dec. 21.—Signalised William Cole, from Calcutta to London. in
lat 9 00 8, lon. 12 48 W ; left Sand Heads Oct. 18

Dec. .o.—Philosopher and William Cole, in company, in lat
3 4 S, lon. 17 53 W.
Dec. 31.—Elizabeth Walker, from Falmouth to Buenos Ayres,
in lat. 3 39 N, lon. 21 9 W ; all well; wished to be reported.
Jan. 2.—South Carolina, from Liverpool to Bombay, in lat
6 2 N, lon. 22 56 W.

Jan". 3,
25 30 W.

Tinos, from London for Melbourne, in lat. 7 45 N, lon.

Report o; vessels spoken by the ship Florence Nightingale,
from Calcutta :

Dec. 9. —Phlotaxe (French ship), from Batavia to Antwerp, in
lat. 24 40 S, lon. 2 41 E.
Dec. 11.—S par tacus (French ship), fr.= Bourbon to Marseilles,
in lat. 21 24 S, lon. 1 23 W.
Jan. 14. —Acme (British ship), London to Mobile, in lat. 33 9 N,
lon. 29 17 W.
After passing the Island of St. Michael's experienced a series
of gales from W.S.W. to N.N.W., with a heavy N.W. sea running

SPOKEN. • .
—Meteor, Liverpool to Melbourne, in lat. 21 S, lon. 22

*can Madras to Liverpool, in lat

Dec.D 9.—MaMilo (ship
25 06 S, lon. 3 37 E.
Dec. 12,—Genney (French barque) for Bourbon Island, in lat
19 52 S, 13n. 1 25 W.
Dec. 14.—Varpasian (British ship), from Calcutta to London
in lat. 17 17 S, lon. 3 52 W.
Dec 28.—Pare (ship), from Bourbon to Bordeaux. •
Jan. 19.—Esther Sophia (barque), Hamburgh bound west.

FOREIGN PORTS.
at Boston.
"Niagara (r.m.s.), hence at Boston Dee. 15.
Tomas Joazuin, Arrotegier, Manuela, Ybiuga, and Matilde
Inkermann, Chambers, from St. Tho-nas at Charleston.
British Queen (ss), Harrison, hence at Havre Jan. 27.
G em in
dae, —7; IKI lelt3evefirgaogtnilnl,Cahavleacniutenteta'hl at.
Cardenas.
hence at Barcelona Jan. 19.
Ebro (as), Mollins, sailed from
CharlesAn
Barcelona for Liverpool Jan
18.
Turia (ss), Deves
ricaE(dasw)i,nCruz,

Ailed from Barcelona for Liverpool Jan

Danube (ss\, Milburn, hence at Genoa Jan. 24.
Gouverneur Baron de Yriere, Halewyek, sailed from Bruges
for Liverpool Jan. 26.

Sarah Newman, Gibson, cleared at Calcutta for London Dec

Cashmere. Pearson, cleared at Calcutta for London Dec. 19.
Rose of Sharon, Maxton, cleared at Calcutta for the Cape and
,ondon Dec. 19.
Alma, Ritchie, from Singapore at Penang Dec. 12.
Lady M`Naughten, Steward, from Kurrachee at Penang Dec.

Royal Saxon, Jackson, from Calcutta at Penang Dec. 14.
Day Dream, Galloway, from Amoy at Singapore Dec. 9, and
left 11th for Cape of Good Hope.
Abbotsford, Tucker, from Amoy at Singapore Dec. 16.
Bezer, Steere, sailed from Messina for Antwerp Jan. 18.
Sarah Ann, Stephens, sailed from Messina for Dublin Dec. 20. -
Jane Hudson, Davison, from Genoa at Malta Jan. 17, and left
19th for Alexandria.
Wild Dayrell, Francis, sailed from Malta for Queenstown Jan.
19.

Rachel Lothinga, James, sailed from Malta for Queenstown
Jan. 21.
Mystery, Short, from Messina at Smyrna Jan. 14.
Abeona (ss), from London at Constantinople, and left Jan. 26,
for Odessa.
Lord Raglan, from Calcutta off Ascension Dec. 20, for London
Forerunner, Gibson, sailed from Galle for Boinba
Sin.y Dec. 17.
Mariner's Hope, 'Valentine, from Rangoon at gapore Dec
20

Surat, Graham, sailed from Singapore for Penang Dec. 9.
Liverpool, Stock, sailed from Singapore for Bangkok Dec. 11.
Belle, Lee, from Trieste at Messina Jan. 16.
Cleveland (ss), Harris, from Naples at Messina Jan. 16, and
left 18
CfoornsPt3ainecrem(°s;), Pittoek, from Naples at Messina Dec. 17,
and left 18 for Palermo.

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