... SHIPPING INTELLIGENVCE.- LATEST MARITME NOTES. FOUNDERING OF A SHIELDS VESSEL.- CAPTAIN AND SEAMAN DROWNED. MIRACULOUS ESCAPEI OF REMAINDER OF CREW. On Wednesday, the crew of the brig Henry and Harriot, of South Shields, which vessel foundered ! at sea, returned home to that place. The vessel foundered off Cromer during a gale, and the cap- tain and a seaman were drowned. The sufferings of the ...

... LONDON, Wednesday Evening. Consols remain without change. Railways opened steady, and leave off with a good appear- ance. Great Western J. Foreign stocks close good; Spanish 4, Egyptian 4 each; Chilian very good; Turkish dull. Banks firmer. United States, 3 8; French, J better. Consols Money, 924 4; Consols Account, 924 4; New Three per Cent., 92,, A; Caledonian, 754; Great Eastern, 884 .4; ...

... GENERAL MkRKETS. MINCING LANE MARKET, THURSDAY (By Telegraph).-Sugar: business small, and rates 6d ander last Friday: refined, not much wanled, prices lower; stoved goods unialtered. Coffee: demand active, and prices stiff at is to Is 6d higher for Plantation Ceylon, and. 6d to Is for native, market st1f for other sorts. Tea : fair busiuess at full prices. Rice : sales small, but ful1 terms ...

... THE gORTHERN_ CCHO. FRIDAY, JANUARY 14, 1870. THE ANTI-FREE TRADE AGCI TATIO N. IT IS PASSING STRANGE that, after ten years experience of the beneficial operation of the Commercial Treaty with France, and more than twenty years after the final abolition of the protective duties on corn, it should be necessary to revert to the very same arguments which were used by Mr. BRIGHT, nearly thirty ...

... Lomos, Thursday Evening. No bullion operations took place at the Bank to-day. The amount paid through the London banking elemiing-house, for the week ending January 12th, was £72,799,000. Consols opened lower for Money, but closed an i better. No change for Ac- coont. The following transactions took place :-Consols Money, 92 1 i; Consols Ac- count, 92?, ; New Three Per Cents., 92 i4. The ...

... SHIPPING INTELLIGBVNCE. - ?? lo~ VESSEL ON THE ROCKS AT REDCAR. On Tuesday uight, abort hali-past 11 o'clock, E the bigB.Clcinka, CaiAc,;l Thoaspson, from E SI 'elds, hOV id for- tnie West Inle'es with cargo of coals, seack on the West Scar Rocks. Thenight f was i-athe, hazy at the t ±'e, aa(l the captain took ?? ii htsfortboseof Stc.ham-a~ia-our. j The I. acer fsl4.ren pet off to ci, and-£69 ...

... GENERIL MIRKETS. - ?? qP - GLiSGOW IRON, FRIDAY (By Telegraph).- No. 1, 67s 3d to 57s 6d; warrants, 66s 1ld to 57s; No. 3, 55s 6d to 56s. Market quiet. LONDON COAL EXCHANGE, Fuleenv.-The arrivals to-day incluled a considerable number of sailing ships, although not so large as oln Wed- nesday, anld, the weather being mild, theturn oi' the m arket for house coals was about 3d per ton hi favour ...

... LONDON, Friday Eve n~ng. £73,000 of bar gold has been sent into the Bank to-day. Consols opened flat, but close a shade firmer. The folloiing- were the closing ?? Money, 928 ; Consols Account, 924 ; New Three Per Cents., 921 ., . Railsways opened flin, and leave off with a good appearance. At the close prices ruled as follows:-Caledonian, 76 7; Great Eastern, 384 7; Great Noethern, 1104 li; ...

... EXTRAORDINARY CHARGE OF INSU4 I ORDINATION ON BOARD SHIP. I At the Thames Police Court, HenrySiha -Danish sailor, aged 34, was brought L5P, Ofl re- inguld, before Mr. Peget, charged with insubordi- nationon board the ship ElsP ipgte, and assaulting ?? John Way, thle master of the vessel, at a I port in Central America, on the 13th Jiuse last. Mr. Charles Young, solicitor, conducted the Pro- ...

... S SHIPPING h1VTELLIGEiNCE. A HULL SCREW STEAMER ASHORE ON WHITBY SANDS. Early yesterday morning, during the prevalence of heavy weather, a large screw-steamer, named the Irwell, of and from Hr'l, bound to the Tyne, got ashore on Wl-itby Sands. The crews of the William Wake salvage boat and the CallercOats' lieboats were near the vessel, but could not render any assistance in getting the ...

... ?? oN, Saturday Evening. f(ions opened without change, but olote , , ionbetter. Consols Money, 924 4; Con- sols Account, 92 ?? After official hours, Consols were flatter, at 924 4. Pails Borrse, 73-60, flat. Railways opened steady, and leave off without ?? Western good; Great Eastern 4 lower. New Three Per Cents, 924 4; Caledonian, 76 7; Great Eastern, 374 8 i; Great Northern, 110.4 121; Goeat ...

... A5IIIP.PING INTELLIGENCE.G. LOSS OF A S ON THE IRISH COAST. [BY TELEGRAPH.] The Milworth,:from New Orleans to Liveipool, was lost on Friday, 'on the Irish coast. Eight of the crew saved by the ';feboat. . : . MIL NEWS. The Massa1,4 -with India ma51s, arrived at Southampon yesterday, with si'k, value £165,000, and £95,000 in spebie. ALEXANDRIA, Jan. 16.-INDIA, CHINA, AND AuSRAzI~t MASm [BY ...