Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-07-15 00:00:00

accepted; These are in the proportion of L 7 10s for bars.
A much more favourable state of things exists than. Pre"
vailed at the preliminary meeting. The change is due to
the peace news received. On every hand there 05,
enunciated a confident expectation that the trice
would assume a condition of prosperity that has not cha'
raeterised it• for some time past. In fact, pig iron 1335
been quoted at from 2s 6d to 7s 6d a ton advance
upon last week's prices ; and certain makers of best bran(l4
refused to deliver twice the quantity for wilic,
they accepted orders at the preliminary meeting, even a"
2s 6d per ton advance upon the additional quantity required.
The peace news has also stopped the decline which had ill
several instances set in in best merchant iron, whilst it 1135
enabled second class masters to get prices that were before,
impossible. Wednesday was also factors' quarter-day at
Wolverhampton. The business of the day was chiefly eon"
fined to the settling of accounts. A large sum of morsel
changed hands, and we know of no instance in which the
payments were not made with promptitude.

SHIP P ING INTELLIGENCE,

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. Height
—.ll 45 .... 12 3 .. 14 5

THIS DAY

At LIVERPOOL,.. N
HOLYHEAD,...N

Light brew

A B. it
Aurora Nantes
Assena
British Queen (ss) Havre
Crusade Paraiba
Duna bt Nazaire
Eendraght Nantes
Egyptian Witch..Alexandri a
Eagle Eyed Nantes
France Nantes
Hebe Charente
Hero Rouen

IVED

Josephine Roue
Martha Pope Rouea
Montreal Montreal
Montezuma Mobile"
Lucy Thompson... New York
Vivid (H.M.S.) ....Milford
Tiber (ss) Palermo
Kangaroo (ss) ...New York
Fantasy Nantes
Iris Nantes
Telegraph ....Buenos Ayres

ED.
Dunkirk Embla
. Quebec Sangeen , .
Labrador Sylphiden
San Francisco Corinthian (s
Cronstadt I Cintra (ss) .
MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Gannet (ss) ...
Milton Lockhart
Sophia
Arrow
Ostsee

Pernau
Batava
.Geno 3

. Genoa
Oporto

LIVERPOOL, July 14, 1859.
The Flight, from Key West, has arrived at Queenstown
with cargo ex Buenos Ayrean.

QUBENSTOWN, July 11.—The captain of the Albert re-
ports that he picked up a boat with two men in her 16
miles S.W. of Trafalgar. They reported that they came
from a Portuguese schooner, that it was driven on shore
and went to pieces The wrecked men were put on shore
by the Albert's own boat, June 25, at Cape St. Vincent
(name of the schooner unknown).
WATERFORD, July 11.--A telegram was received here
this day by the owner of the barque Medway, White,. from
Malta for Galatz, announcing the loss of that ship in the
Danube ; crew saved.
HAVRE, July 11.—Accounts from Calcutta of the 3rd
June state that the Sebastopol, which arrived at that port
May 16 from Pondicherry, had struck against a buoy while
coming up the river, which had wrinkled her copper and
caused her to leak, so that she has had to go into dock to be
re-coppered. _

GREENOCK, July 12.—The damage sustained by the ship
Inkerman, which put back here on Wednesday, is found to
be of a trifling nature, the chief injury being the loss of her
jibboom, which came in contact with a pile of deals when
she was entering Victoria Harbour. She sailed to-day for
St. Thomas. There is at present a fore and aft threemasted
American schooner in Victoria Harbour, called the Cordelia,
of the large measurement of 658 tons. She is not only the
largest vessel of the rig ever seen here, but it is said that
she has not her equal in size afloat. Her spars are tremen-
dous, and the maintopmasthead is almost in a level with the
main royal truck of a ship of above 1,000 tons berthed
alongside. The Cordelia is loading pig iron for the United.
States.

The Frouwina, Bakker, from Rio Janeiro for Havre,
which sunk off Caen June 10, has been towed to within one
mile of the shore, and would dry next tide.

WIBoRG, July 12: The N'orwegian schooner Ilarp)s
Ericksen, of Krageroe (oats), from Cronstadt for the
Bristol Channel, was stranded on Seskaer yesterday ; ship
a wreck ; cargo wet ; all hands saved

MARE, May 30: The Isard, Delalande, to sail for
Mauritius and Reunion, with master and seven men of the
Accelere, of Bordeaux, lost on the coast of Malabar.
ANTWERP, July 12:—A bottle was picked up on the 3rd
July at Uithuizerward, containing a slip of paper, upoli
which the following words are written in pencil :—" 01
Borkum, April 15, 94 p.m.—The ship Louise, Hoffman/
master; Dierking, mate ; Gebhardt and Frick, seamen ;
Glade, youngster, is sinking. We cannot hold out an/
longer ; the vessel is leaky, and her two chains are broken.
Whoever may find this bottle, is implored to give in-
formation thereof through the public journals. We recom-
mend our souls to God, and oar unfortunate families to
the charitable." These lines are signed with the aboYe
names.

VESSELS' REPORTS,

Report of the brig Callao, from Callao, arrived here ; spoke
June 23, English ship John Norman, from Iquique for
Hamburgh, in lat 38 22 N, lon 36 29 W, 75 days out.
June 30, English ship America, from Bombay for London,
in lat 46 15 N, lon 19 44 W, 127 days out.
July 5, English schooner Enropa, from Genoa for Bristol,
in lat 49 44 N, lon 10 4 W, 35 days out.
July 5, Dutch barque Magnes, bound southward, in lat 4g
44 N, lon 10 4 W.
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juwlyarBd, 3.rdofdTisutasnkterp.endant 4215, bound south-
Report of the Swedish ship L
Sourabays, at Cowes, spoke :
April 23, Dutch brig Douglas, from Bally for Amsterdam,
in lat 32 15 S, lon 31 45 E, 50 days out.
April 29, French barque II eloise, from Wizagapatam for
Marseilles, in lat 35 53 S, lon 21 36 E, 61 days out.
May 29, barque Alexander Edmond, steering to the south,
in lat 7 32 N, lon 23 2 W.
May 29, ship Schah Jehan, steering to the south, in lat
7 32 N, lon 23 2 W.
May 29, barque Evangelist, from Liverpool for Ceylon, in
lat 7 32 N, lon 23 2 W.
May 30, Dutch barque Madura, from Amsterdam for
Sydney, in lat 8 10 N, lon 23 7 W.
May 31, French barque Mercedes, from Bordeaux, in lat
8 38 N, lon 23 13 W.
June 14, Dutch barque Fortuna, from Java for Dordt, iri
lat 34 27 N, lon 40 3 W.
June 29, ship Lydia, steering to the west, in lat 46 40 N,
lon 15 W.
June 30, barque Bolina, from Liverpool for Cape Town,
in lat 49 12 N, ion 10 W.

A. Bang,

Mork, from

OUTPORTS

GRAVESEND, July 14.—Arrived, the British Queen, and
Index, from Algoa Bay ; Phisa (?), Buenos Ayres ; Joven
Amana, St. Jago de Cuba ; Christiana, New York ; John
Snell, Leghorn 'ru
Warrior (ss), Lisbon ; Propitious, Bs-
sells ; Thesis, Louvain ; Canton, Antwerp ; Earl of Auck-
land (s), Rotterdam ; Victoria, Gottenburgh ; Solid, Drobak;
Metropolis (s), Guernsey ; Colinsbarg, Madras ; E. W.
Farley, New Orleans ' • Triton (s), Boulogne ; Baron Osy (s),
Antwerp. Sailed : The Medina, for Shanghai ; Major
Watson, St. Petersburg ; Arcadia, Archangel.
DEAL, July 14.—Arrived, the Sir W. F. Williams, from
Shanghai ; the Valparaiso, from Callao ; the Albatross, from
Colombo ; the Genova, from shields for Otaheite ; the W.
A. Parks (ship), of Boston, from the westward. Arrived.
from the river and sailed, the Scotia (screw steamer), for
Malta • the Medina, for Shanghai ; the Patriot, for Tene-
rife ; the Arethusa, for Quebec ; the Aurora (screw steamer),
for Oporto ; the San Jose, for Bordeaux ; the Zephyr, for
Greenland ; the Anna Jane, for Cardiff ; and the Damon,.
for Newport.
IL FRACOMBE, July 12.—The Nautilus, from Hayle to
Swansea, has put in to-day, making much water, having
struck on the Tings Rocks, Hartland Point. She has been
hauled on the graving bank.
QUEENSTOWN.—Off port, the Anne Archibald, from
Monte Video ' • the Teal and the Isis, from Rio Grande ;
the Capella, from New Orleans; the Vanguard, from Cleve-
land; and the Flying Dutchman, from at. John's, New-
foundland.

DUBLIN, July 14.—Arrived : The Ingleborg, from
Christiana. Sailed : The Foyle, for London.
GREENOCK, July 14.—Arrived : The Wiedeehe, from
Smyrna; Einigkeit, Odessa; Zebra, Nantes,

FOREIGN PORTS.
Tiverton, Spicer, hence at Sierra Leone.
Nina (ss), Arano, hence at Bordeaux July 7.
Maria, Carranza, hence at Bordeaux July 8.
Jante Robina, De Jonge, hence at Reval.
Janje Schuringa, hence at Reval.
Libra (ss), Frensegard, hence at Fredrikshaven.
Ocean, Weiss, hence at Memel July 9.
Albatross (ss), hence at Helvoet July 11.
Saline, Petit, sailed from Flushing for Liverpool July 12.
Bceotia (ss), sailed from Trieste for Liverpool July 7.
Ebno, sailed from Oporto for Vigo July 4.
Norma, Bradhering, from Archangel for Liverpool June 28.
Harp, Kerr, sailed from St. Nazaire for Liverpool July 10.
Gutemburg, Reimers, sailed from Paimboeuf for Liverpool
July 9.
John Watson, sailed from Paimbceuf for Liverpool July 9.