Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-15 00:00:00

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wed to havti foundere.;
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sunken 't
r, oil Sat

six or seven ?

towed frog

at noon, twelve miles west of Formby lightship
The Sillery, 3ieWha, for Bombay, has put back,
the Clyde by steam-tug Blazer. Oftl.
ANTWERP, Feb. 10. —The Rubens' Nedahl, from Goa. -a
off
cos, which got on the reefs of Punta Arenas, but was to),
into Matanzas, would b,_Baca on Jan. 15. The wc
_Baca.„
Sarmoria, from Genoa and Marseilles for La Nouvelle, btru
near the entrance of Bouc ; crew saved. ' Ar

LANosenoNA, Feb. 4.—The Ernst Merck (s); Anderson! for
rived hereon the 2nd from Nykoping, and was charterct
ut
London at 2s per qr oats in full. The ship will carry "."
8,500 qrs. it;
nC,
ARIINDEI. Feb. 11.—A case, containing sulphate of quini ~—de
bottles; enatked "DM Pjf 7 Patras, 25 strong, 15 do, 13 of
Co 53," the bottles, about 120 in number, labelled .‘ fialpb3reot,
Quinine, prepared by Howard and Sons, late,Howard and bijoAr
Stratford; London," was picked up at Pagham Coastguard st 3
Feb. 8, and has been brought here,
ob/el'
MARSEILLES, Jan. 10.—An American brig-schooner, d),
sailed from Marseilles for Enghmd, Feb. 5 (flour and lint
was wrecked next day on the beach

and cargo considered as lost; crew saved. Shouk
improve, some of the materials might be saved. '1
Anderson, cleared at Marseilles for Lynn, Jan. 30
MONTE VIDEO, Dec
Ayres for Marseilles,
Nov. 29, after being o
demned and sold. Her ca...

shore on Punta Brava, h
goes forward • b 3,

•
barque Neptune:- 0
MAZATLAN 'Jan. : The Claire (French barque) ; ,are
(Hamburg brig) ; and another French barque, have aPP`
off this port with European cargoes, but cannot enter al'
present, circumstances
Rio DE JANEIRO, Jan. 7.—The Dutch brig Frowina, 83%
which sailed hence Dec. 13 for Falmouth (coffee), put b. ,„ $
the 23rd, making water. Her cargo has been discharge Aile
damaged state. The crew and passengers of. the American st.
Elisha Kent, Kane, of Philadelphia, which w s abandoned niliQ
36 N, lon. 66 W, arrived here Dee. 25 in the American,cd
Rising Sun, from Boston. The Laura, Richards, which arl'ipe
here Dec. 12 from Rio Grande for Falmouth, was leakY',,rtct
MManhattan, Gray, from New 'Y'ork for Sydney, N.S.W., ,
water, put in here. Jan. 3. •

GRAvEsEND, Feb. 14.—Arrived :•
drag; Addington, Elbmbay;

Ascendant, Cakir

The Grindreda, a ell,
Lg Star, Calcutta ; Cre3„io
Sailed : The Idc, for

Janeiro ; tydford, St 'Vincent ; AmeiTc.

New. Yo?*X!'st,

Dzat, Feb. 14. —PasSed The Statesnan, Loudon to to
John's; Alarm, London to. Port "Philip ; Jubilant, :London ,0;
Cape Good Hope;. Margaret Rosner, London ,to
Caldera, London to Sydney; Mangerton, -Sunderland to Y-10
badoes ; Medina, London to Ascension ; Elizabeth, Londlv
t
Demerara ; -Ipswich Lass, London to St. Michael's ;,- •
London to St. Michael's; David Lyons, London to Jaw*
Dunbar; London to Rio Janeiro. tfOr
KINGSTOWN, Feb. 14.--Sailed: The Paella, and Lizzie, •
Newport : Given, Rotten. 001;
WATERFORD, Feb. 12.—Arrived : The Vesta, from Livern
City of Paris (s), and Courier (s), both Milford ; Auroralc;
Belfast ; Malvina (s),.London; ,Hendy, Slaney, Thomas, A rge-o'ri.
and Eliza Jane, all Cardiff; Collector, Llanelly ; Rover, Nei for
Sailed : The Sultan, orsieh, Oscar, Iris, and Alert, all
Cardiff Cardiff ; Thomas and Francis, and Pencilla; both Cork;
Swansea ; Sally, Portsmouth-; Mary Jane, Bristol ; Mathn
Southampton •, Auxilliar, Shields; City of Paris (s), Milf°r.
Aurora (s), London; Malvina (s), Belfast; Resolution, Li,.*4
pool ; Secret, Arklow.
GREENOCK, Feb. U.—Arrived: The Neinesis, from Pole.De
Eliza Jenkins, • Pernambuco ; Velocity,Havre. Sailed :
Sextus, for Malta. .
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BELFAST, Feb. 14.—Sailed : The Imparregabile, for GlasiefAf
,o
in tow of the steam-tug Wonder ; Metna, Iceland. In ill
Lough: The Dalgany, Mackay, from Liverpool to Aden,
likely have to come up for repairs. , frO
QtERNSTOWN, Feb. 14. Arrived : The Artisan (as). O.
Cardiff;' Poconocket, Skibbereen ; Racer, —; •
i;
(ss), Liveool ; Bittern (as), London; Nimrod (s), 1.311--Yo:
Osprey (ss),p Cardiff; Beate, Rio Grande; Benorth,
Sa.
The Bramley-Moore, from California and Valparaiso.
The Industry, for Wexford; Edward 'Herbert, ValparaPvc,
Bolston,, Greenock; Indian Queen, Barbadoes ; Fairy au' 4
London; Thonias English, Limerick ; Derwent, Malta; InCOI err
Bremen ; Feronia, Marseilles ; Degller; Tralee ; Figlio Alexan!c`x;
Constantinople ; Genito Nicolo, and Berticolo, both for Liftlen„,,i-
Sir J. Easthope, Galway ; Blanche; Liverpool, in tow of the ste.';
tug Retriever;' John Gaynes, Boston, England; Enthusi l
Antigua ; Commodore, Barbadoes ; Hope On, Wisbeach ;
Boston ; Elodie, Novicsnik, and Elina O'Keefe—all for SW'
Calliope, Boston

SPOKE-N.
Feb. 10..Blackwater, hence to Melbourne . I4nBNLat:. 1-681
Feb. 11— Damascus (ss), hence to Constantinople 50 N .•
Feb. 3.. Astrea, Mauritius for Liverpool -
Feb. 7.. Andes (ss), hence to Trieste, off the Barlings.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL BETTING.-YESTERDAY

T
GRAND NATIQNAL STEEPLE CHASE.-I.2agsasste
g
Brewer, 12 to 1 agst Jealously, 100 to 6 agit 3.11%.
Harkaway, 100 to 6 agst Little Charley, 100 to 6 at
Weathercock, 20 to 1 agst Knight of the Shire.—Ve",..
little doing, the only horses backed for money beiner
Weathercock and Miss Harkaway.
CARMARTHENSHIRE STEEPLE CHASES Tuesday, Pell.
loth. --Acceptances for the Open Steeple Chase liandlcaa
of, £lO. each, 7 ft., and. 2 only if declared, with .£lO
added. Four miles. 19 subs., 10 of whom declared.

12 4 The Minor, aged • 10 3 Arthur, aged
11 4 Little Yeoman, aged 10 3 Carew ,
11 5 St. David, aged 10 0 Fearless
11 0 Lobster, aged I 9 7 Pilgrim
10 5 The Old hake

TUE COMMERCIAL VISITORS' HANDICAP Of £5 C 9011;
2 ft., with X5O added. The winner of the Open Steep a
Chase to carry 7 lb. extra. 19 subs., 10. of whom declare
and pay £2 ft. Four miles.

12 0. The Minor, aged
10 9 Young Magnet, aged
10 5 Shanbally, aged
10 0 Kibworth Lass, aged
9 12. Arthur, aged

9 12 Carew
9 9 Fearless
9 2 The Deer
9 2 Rosealia, aged
9 0 Violet, 4ys

BETTING AT TATTERSALL'S.-MoxDAy EvEslo.

NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES.-12 to 1 agst 'Alta°
Agnes, offered; 20 to 1 agst Blackthorn, taken.
DERBY.-16 to 1 agst Electric' taken ;30to 1 agst
Ballamoon, taken ; 40 to 1 agst Viking ; 50 to 1 ago
Enfield, taken ; 1,000 to 15 agst Marske, taken ; 1,00
to 10 agst Logic, taken.
LIVERPOOL STEEPLE CHASE.-10 to 1 agst Jealousl
offered ; 12 to 1 agst The Brewer, taken ; 12 to 1 agst
Weathercock, taken ; 15 to 1 agst Little Charley, taken'
16 to 1 agst Jean du Queen, taken ; 33 to 1 agst Glantoal
taken ; 33 to 1 agst Claudius, taken • 180 to 30 an
Weathercock and Jean du Queen, coupled. 15
CHESTER CUP.-100 to 7 agst Drogheda, offered,
to 1 taken to money • 1,000 to 15 agst Broadbrim taken'
2,000 GUINEAS.-4 to 1 agst Promised Land, t'l'
and offered.

FLOGGING A SOLDIER AT CHATHAM. —The troop!
forming the 3rd Depot Battalion at Brompton, assemble
a
at an early hour the other morning, when they were
n
marched to the Spfir Battery to witness the infliett
of corporal punishment on a private of the name of John
Smith, 84th regiment, who was tried by a district court
martial for selling his regimental boots to a civilian,
Brompton, for which offence he was convicted, and setici
teuced to receive fifty lashes. After the punishment 113,0
been inflicted, the poor fellow was released, and taken t 0
the Infirmary of the Garrison Hospital. Although "
was a young soldier, having only been in the regiolelit
twelve months, he bore the punishment with a great
degree of fortitude. Many of the officers °and prival,e
who stood in the ranks, fainted at the appalling spectacle'
CHURCH-RATES BILLS.—Two bills are already beforfi
the House on the subject of church-rates. The first, 'illicit
emanates from Sir J. Trelawney, Mr. Dillwyn, and Gener'a
Thompson, summarily abolishes the impost. The salt
bill, "for voluntary commutation of church-rates," brought
in by Messrs. Alcock and Evans, makes provision for the
securing to the Charity Commissioners of a yearly OD
sufficient for the payment of expenses properly pa/vable
out of church-rates, which 'being done, church-rates Wi°
cease to be 'levied. The funds are supposed to ac,c11,,,
from rent-charges to be granted by corporations, and .by
tenants-in-tail, or for life ; all such rent-charges beig
absolutely binding. The bill will not touch the fano°
Mortmain Act (9 • George IL cap. 36). The Charity
Commissioners will award and adminster the funds ti'ul
provided. •