Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-03 00:00:00

with an

.on, machinery,. &c. • apparel and slops, plied with anchor and chain; Commodore, to Shields
d Iv: Jaons.eepnhHasti Louisa,ngsa, nxidaSdtraarso;f Peace,
A 821,329 leather, £711,700 ; beer, ale, and spirits, GRAVESEND, Nov:
ilt.h—a,riizeide: Marco.
Sydney IZ7zzzaieri,_sT(z;si
591 cotton, £480,376; haberdashery, £467,920 ; ;:islA3oetiii.veS d
Arrived al-
leNe:mnioer. Dull, from Bahia ' Redentoi, Oa,
.ens .e 255,170 ; stationery, 214,789 ; silk menu- Johanna Brown, Bremen ; Thea, Grenville, Star, Jersey ; ,
res, £125,846 ; linens, £94,405 ; earthenware, Clair,Calcutta
se i.
it Philadelphia.
Sydney • John Lawson, Canterbury, N.Z. ; Helena Talbot
£58,749 ; oil seed, 39,929; and soap, £18,195. t- 3: 4,
Xining Journal of Oct. 29. Lilian, Jamaica; Lady Sandys, St. Kitts; • York Town, NeW
DESTRUCTION BY FIRE OF COTTON MILL,—DAMAGE
YoIi:.IkNOSTOWN; Nov. 2.—Arrived: Solstice,
£l4,ooo.—We regret to report the almost total destruc- ~, P ; afarlyp,h3itaa.deSiraiale;
from Taganro,
urREENOCK, Nov. 2. Arrived •
don of the Withy,Trees Cotton Mill by fire. The mill City of Madras, for Calcutta.
is situated about three miles from Preston, at Ramber
BELFAST, October 31
Bridge, and was contiguous to the highroad from Preston . and Havre. Nov n
to Chorley and the south. The building, which con-
sisted
of five storeys and an attic, was constructed of
stone, and suffered considerably at the hands of the mob
at the "plug drawing" in 1842. It was the property
of Messrs. Eccles & Co., and gave employment
about 250 hands, who will, through +l.

woollens. -(

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Orontas, from Taganrog

—Arrived : Matilda, from
—Sailed : Matilda, for Troon.

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

iThe Great Eastern sailed from Holyhead at 12 30 yesterday
A three-masted schooner, with loss of foretopmast, is at an
chor to the westward of the North-west Lightship.
The J. J. Boyd,
for New York, has put pack.

The Allies, for 'Bonny, has put
&c.

ftegnilaiEfenrooFithe eastward.
wyeaststeePlsharston
_(achy), Ae calamity, be
nrown out of work for some time. The machinery A flat, discharging coals into the HungaiL.,....
yor.e on tl?.e. 30th ult. at
BELFAST, Nov. 2.--TheClarence, of •G:asgow, from Dublin,
consisted of from 16,000 to 17,000 spindles and 270 yesterdayalonsidetneAsiticaneiseter;
looms, and the entire value of the property destroyed of
nightiralsijOßD o greater part
it was blowing a IJaNa
r, coal laden sunk o Copelands
amounts to between £14,000 and £15,000, which is II the shipping dragged snore or les;j:
heroT bottomc on the beach; making
lortunately covered by insurances in the Manchester, the sels are on shore, three of which will be probablysitt•sarna'lrleycle,as"
,arcltfergus,
.60 tons register,
Yorkshire, the Sun, and the West of England offices.
steamer,saliriltrnuexrEtioix sb,ToowuitNdh
The fire broke out about seven o'clock on Monday night.Strangford Lough. Got ff
The hands left work at six, and the gas-lights were
carefully extingushed, but after that time the spinnimr- ,
having been m collision with a
somemaster
ti
time
enidn
thean engineer,repair
ef s
eomr
e portion smith, wee
fhoreaSsii7g°rai, yne,sthanrddatyo.wards high water the wind
9 Oct. 31.—1 t blew almost a gale from S.E. this
in the third storey, and the only conjecture as to the
origin of the fire is that they must have epened The Perthsliiere
westward,ail snd continues blowing very hard.e
the lamp they were using, and a spark must have moorings and fouled,
fretheenmgagacehdinefr°yr
the Granada,jo eurnldoe&gare repairs, a
rucri
.o ksee
,fie-ors,N.otthh
other
dropped upon some waste, or amongst some of vessels drove, but did not receive any damage.
the cotton, and have smouldered until the
departure MILFORD, Oct. 31.—The Armais, from Liverpool''
of -- About <ven o'clock the fire was dis- b' --- *),. hank to find a leak. Ti."

capsized

~oe men. _ sY--
covered, and the engine belonging to the establishm

Newport, for Liverpool; has been put on the s

o Studwall Roads
iberloch Beach.

-bui7sTi-e7—Chain, and was

hor and chain to avoid collision, awl
L hence. The Lansdowne, for Sydney,
of anchor and chain and is being supplies
Lie, supposed to be the Ealing Grove, from Lou-
which wasriding near the Goodwin
Lon-
g, proceeded through the Gulf 'Sire
2g Hamburg colours, from the west
ms.d an anrhn.. • .

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