The Northern Daily Times. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-10-03 00:00:00

THE COURT. )AY, S His Royal HighnE tlemen-in-waiting, pursued h day, to the Balloch Bhuie deer forest. On this oc( Prince was accompanied by her Majesty and her Highness the Princess Alice. Alpert, yeiter- its Royal Highnet Highness Prince Alf of Wal and his Royal attended bN Her Grace the Duchess of Wellington left Balmoral yes terday morning, haying been relieved in her duties of Lady% in-Waiting to the Queen, by the Viscountess Canning, tvho arrived on Wednesday. Lord John Russell - remains at Roseneath, Sir James Graham, First Lord of the Admiralty, is es• petted to arrive at Balmora lin the early part of the ensuing week, to remain in official attendance on her Majesty during the remainder of her sojourn in the Highlands, and to ac company the Queen on her return to the South. The court will leave Balmoral on the 12th inst., and will reach Windsor Castle on the 15th, when hci Majesty will be joined by the young members of the royal family at present staying at Osborne. POLICE COURTS T C7RDAY LIVERPOOL CHARGE AGAINST A SHIP'S CAPTAMi OF AN ATTEMPT TO MURDER ON THE HIGH SEAS.-Mr. Mansfield was engaged for a considerable time in the investigation of n npry Korim. against a captain Alatanzi of the ship " the 26th of las took pla( Tune, at 'a port r Bahere, in South America, which Iv original depositions of the witnesses ii locality in question, by Tier Br and this Dr Os on was ins Simon. barrister. It appea . rs that t esty's ( sury. Mr. Mr. Avinall, barrister, for the prob,,_ mate of the vessel, Reuben Hart, the Si.. Coyens, the second mate, and Robert Roberts, a were severally examined, when the - were elicited. It appears that a dispute had arisen as to the numb, the seamen alleging that they were sir to work. On the 26th of June, tl• the men, named Geo: to go and heave the anch I him again twice, but IN he refused, the captain as,,, said he would sooner die than woe taken at th, Consul there. tituted on the p w art of the Treal ? appeared for the prisoner, and of hands on board The captain tl Wake, Robert Robe the cant drew a pistol from his breastiiii " I'm shot, I'm si The can - - would he heave the anchor up, he r presented a pistol at him. — The der Pattisson, the surveyor of the British Hos described such a wound upon Wake, as ma doubtful; the ball had traversed the muse.— and lodged in the man's breast ; it was then uncertain whether he would lose his arm, but it was limb was injured for life. M were clearly enough proved, Mansfield said that ti d send the case for trial to the assizes. Mr. Simon applied to his client admitted to bail, but Mr. Mansfield refused to comply with this, as it was not in his power to do so when the evidence was of such a kind as admitted of ni reasonable doubt. The counsel then said that he would r( serve the defence of captain Natrass for another place and that he should then advar " stances strong justifying STEALING A PURSE. —Officer 592, charged Elizabeth Am brose with stealing a purse from a man in Dal- --' witness believes to have been an emigrant woman take the purse, and arrested her. I. attention being drawn to his loss, said the purse five shillings and a medal, but the five shilhngs were not in the purse though the medal was. Prisoner had been twice before convicted. She wad now sentenced to two months' imprisonment. street, whom he man, on his tained SHOP-LIFTING—Mr. Rogers, draper, of St. Ja charged Mary Fury and Sarah Thomas wi. four yards of dress pieces from his shop door. the goods on the person of Fury when both prisoners wt in company. Sentenced two month imprisonment each. OLD IN CRIME THOUGU YOUNG IN TnAns.—Cornelius Molloy, Thos. Hart, and John Price, three little boys, were charged by an officer with attempting to pick the pockets of several ladies in Dale-street, at noon on Saturday. Moller had been previously committed nine times. 1T and Price six times. They were severally , imprisoned for three m on th s , an d k ept to h a .An. UNGRATEFUL THlEF.—Sarah Booth, an old feeble looking woman, was charged by a female named Evans, with robbing her house of several small articles on Friday night. She had given her lodging on that night, and madf her up a temporary bed on a sofa. opened her drawers and took some boob small quantity of flour, which Iv,— oi stealing forty- He found irt thre( to b ltenced Whilst the id n But the mos jured and destroyed several articles oi books, which she did not carry off With h gratuitous act of ingratitude IN witted for 21 days, pISPUTE BETWEEN A CAPTAIN AND HIS MEN Nelson, James Parsons, George Reid, Augustus Archibald Leitch, Donald Mac Farlane, John Smith, 00 Carlosis, Ephraim Kersey, Charles Benson, Peter Rose, Patrick Cummins and Peter Poi son , respectable looking seamen, were put forward, charged und er the Mercantile Marine Act with r prise," Thomas Morton, master, th having had two months' wages in ads attributed by the men to the alleged fact that th not seaworthy, either as to hull or rig The dispute was thin was nd that she 1 had made too much water. The master saillthit the ve, been surveyed in the graving docks lately, by an ageh, Lloyd's, that she had got an extension of time, and was re classed A. 1. She was a Canada-built, white oak ship, ( 856 tons burthen, Robert Mackay, proved to examining her, and said she made about, of water by the hour. The men again asserted her private inspector condition, and said t hatches or hold, tho was no lation in the main said sh riter desired The men complained of case was adjourned to 1 o'clock t let at large on their own recog object of the adjournment was to brin for Lloyd's. ill treatment. Finally. th the sea mauces to appear. TEC )rward the Surveyor Bridget Kelly and Catharine Kelly were each for three months on a charge of stealing cotton. SUSPECTED ROBBERY.—Sarah Menliff was brought up on , nt to gaol suspicion of stealing a brush and two dressingfcase;. r It appeared the prisoner sent a little girl into a pawnshop to pledge the things, and the pawnbroker suspecting them to have been stolen, gave the prisoner in charge to a polio( officer. Remanded till Monday. PICKING POCKETS.—Mary Ann D las was charged with picking a gentleman's pocket in P. money was found in her right hand, after she Is charge. She was sent to gaol for one month. ROBBERY wrrn VIOLENCE.—Richard Gun was charged with stealing a pot of pickles. The prosecutor: in this case, keeps a beer-house, and the prisoner, accompanied by two more, went into his house, and had two glasses of ale each ; the prosecutor's wife noticed a pot of pickles (which she af terwards identified as her property) in the prisoner's pocket ; and upon her charging him with stealing it, he jump e d u p and knocked her down. He was ordered to pay 55., or be imprisoned for three days. given in ASSAULT.—WiIIiam Pletcher, a painter, 1 having committed an assault on Thomas Go: an. The pro- secutor stated that on the previous event waste ground opposite St. George's Hall, listening to th_ quack doctors who visit that locality, when the prisoner came up to him and struck him; a squabble ensued, in which prc secutor had a part of his ear bit off by the prisoner. The police-officer produced the bit of the prosecutor's car. The prisoner was sent for trial. Thomas Fraser, for furious driving in Great Howard street, was fined 255. and costs. he was on -. th MANCHESTER ROBBERY OF A WATCH -On Saturday, at the Town Hall, Salford, a female named Hannah Morrison, was brought up on a charge of illegally pawning a watch, the property of a person named Hibbert. It appears, that on the 19th ultimo Hibbert was in the streets asleep under the influence of liquor, when he awoke, his watch was gone, and he gave information to the police. On inquiry, it was ascertained that the prisoner had pawned the watch on Saturday week with Mr. Kenyon, Gateside-street. The prisoner was ordered to pay £3, the value of the watch, and to be final 4Cs. and costs, or, in default, to be imprisoned for two months with hard labour. WATCH ROBBERIES.—On Saturday, at the City Police Court, a female named Rosamo n d Willi ams , was brought before the magistrates on a charge of having stolen a silver watch and guard, of the value of £B, and 17s. in silver, tl e property of a rope and twine manufacturer, carrying on business in the neighbourhood of Manchester. It anneared about half-past ten o'clock,iheTOrn: ilong Piccadilly, when he met the pri , in Back Turner-street, that on Friday night, plainant was going soner, with whom he went to a ho for the night. On bein five o'clock in the r ning, by the mistr his watch Information v .. party_ was found near her emitted to the Sessions. Cartwright early on Saturday morning, stolen a silver - iv shillings in silver, the property of George Will ess, resit d with having . Atch, and fon It - app, who followed him, and d the pro that the prosecutor was nn; at night, when he met ti risonet effected the robbery. He lediat in question, and gave the woman into custody. Committeu to the Sessions FATAL E William Bar nmediately mi they c were found it ts 9f dria vc irthur I Ebe DIRECTORY. Moorwood & CO. , tright, & Co.. N U We 163 Iteadon, . . a 0 Rochanbeau, 865 Stackpole, S. &W. Pearce A I CLARENQE, No. 1. ;On n nrr o_ ••• . • ' • • Tapley 459 Goffey Wilson & Dawson .: Brothers 0 0 Lveg . 1129 neselton, D Cannon Sons & Co • likhard Cobden 460 Stewait, W F Sim .. 0 . 180 nit Farugc o No. 2. CANNING, No. 1 • li.P.Lavii.a,a, J11.“14.1.111 • • • . .. 0 Portland 721 Hogg, Flatten &Cookson 1: ~.,......ola Packet 358 -, .1 Carmichael w asters 851 Stor , .T, Illlttnii & Cookson .. Gautemala 489 Nightingale, J Prous.. .. 0 Grafton 77 Martin W Cuthbert.. .. .. o ,Em " it ' M Griffiths, Hatt on & C oo k son .. Good intent 138 Anitrison. -- .. .. o lArarninta 345 Fearon. I) Cannon and Son.. E lUrsula 487 James, Imrie &Co .: . 0 oiZarah 340 Latiglois, P H Dean & Co. • : 1 i 0 01 No 2; 92 Thuro:Vos; find Haman ni, Here 450 Preston and Co 0 Th _ '- or Lamport Co, I ,`, n and Watscin We ay, W. Sind QUEEN'S, No. 1 304 Kirkby, Crabtree & Co 3(3,Ffpre, J . o lThomas Fielding, 904, C ow i e & C o No. 2. I & R 'Wilson Inconstant 517 t.,-u., - _ „,t„--- Co William Miles 383 e , r- /, t s 335 patott, ',Amer and ~., 0 Harm° , ny 831,,Tarniezon, dibt.s, 13iiii &Co dti gan on s - unman's, H G Harrison c. .. ° btdfotictthe,l46B, Fasmo . re, Muir & C 0... atid Co.. 0' BRUNSWICK, No 1. Lam ' • 00 0 ""c"' Boomerang ___nm 1823 Flaherty, It Carter .. .. pert ,„_a__ t, _ 1190, Rodgers, J. Gordon .. No. 2. stundet 109 Rode, Vos, Br( Whitbdtri 8 Azzopardi, M 'Dc Rosalie 176 Rapid 61 Rob, n and Co " 0 Daniel Grant 2g2 Edie , W & J Lockett 0 Ann, }Martin 477IienAan , D Gibb ~ Swan 1 n, S R ( Miller & Co. RUSKISSON Irran Maid, 40 Douglas Inn and La lAsia 524 Watt, Allan and ditteii4 OL e. Butter G. P. Oxley .. o lAnna . Dorothea 811 Darly, Cotesworth & Co O, 73, Griffith Blair 83 ( Frank Pierce Golden Era 1 :an r,.nee Delany Lary Caroline 736 lea. Tbeobold Meath Virtue 6 Zetland Ipollo I s g 6 Wiiiinhk Dalria4a 1500 ti ire 140 Ju: 383 Lisa E. Bate ‘VELLINGT Clara Wheel, Desdemona, Dorothea Alle Euphemia,.bo A F Moore clan, E 1 ,on, Lamport & Co ,i`Nair'& button S. • Howes & Co WOOD thou sgo Queen of Sword Fish 154 Green, Rid 13 1090 We GRAVI DOCK u Volant, 337, Scare, Preston & Watson 0 No Briseis 1441 Browd,.(lil oore or Glynn .. 0 ice and Co or Pento 0 Rolterfoht & ( H 01.711110( N !Isabel 31 PRINCE'S gortbrrn Datig , n . a . 511 . Thomas, 13wItiripa 172 Rif6inack, Cowie and Co.. w Prince of Orange 566 Steverir, J. Gordon E Ranee 640, L. 1-1. Maeintyre.. B Radiant 263 Gillespie, Morrow, Son & Co.: w Roxana 273 Spittal, Bahr& Co .. .. 0 TiconderogO ,1226 Boyl , atqfkla t . 2o?. t oarve, BoWiin KING'S lila:elan and Co frab 6g, Whelan .. • 4rinechina Harmiena 86, A; F. Moore ilvine 74 yfdcrlifirl,l3seliti i ; 4. Vos & CO Munn RCo C Currier, Douglas 8: Co 0 Miller - & Co 22 Bran 0 i „Ann Powell. 3 362, D7c Calmont & Co n }Lill, Sc wabe or B: J M`neury ChebitOto 4 Russell, T 425 1%1. ( k Dutton s & Co .. .. pson, Cuthber & Co J S de Wolf k 217 Peters, T Cotesworth Calhoun 1749, T 241 Presle d 221 Bov J Loniton • • • • • • • • • • • • • Jessie, 109 rnanps V. Cannon Sons &Co n Celerity 110 Adam s .. 1338 [Toxic, C Grimshaw E Julie Unzetu 535 Tyrers, or W. Nicol.. .. 0 Carolus 54 Kraift, Bahr &Co Inatrick. Focke and Boult n Jamaica 360 Brown, J Longton or J Hallw 4 Coboquid 239 eoley,. JS De Wolfe d Douglas E Jesefa Juan 400 Ogimaga, Partridge &Co 4 Caroline 79 Hervc, D E Gauwin John Ilitson 305 Tiffon T Bell w 8 Carl von Graefe 200, J Aikin, or Ba. Jesus 728 Omar, Partridge &Co .. Commodore Kedgeree, 68y _ S. Lemon.. .. 1, G D E Gau .. o win 01'4,4 262 Havelock, J Booker or Poole & Tvmbas Christin Curl 124 1 •t, Bahr & Co P 35, Foc Enima Fields, 1075 W. T ;Cott & Co vton. E Oliver . Bahr & Co Bolt .. Frederick St Grottt 17 Syci 1 Stuart, Focke )unlop, 947 Sly id, J Brown & Boult 01R0, Browne or Harrisonslß-0-8-ina Hermann Horatio 509 H James 173 Fid( Ols era , rward 543 Andros, W. Jac 849 Mal Nicolett Paragon, 155 I I'eltoma 469 W C. S. Lemon ling 493 Henri, Toulon 774 Rich, Jacot, Taylor i3roirn or Harrisons 'w Alpha 102 Bijou 107 Brigan Caine (! STANLEY, 111hh 16 Caroline 114 Bra Eleanor Palmer Empire Queen gc Guilin 1 Georze n Potter, an. D E ( amer, Rath' tirt; E R Gibbs S !Wary Queen of Scots 256 Graham, Sholercss 0 u 'illedora, 331 Preston or Cotesworth 0 Na Sade lus Victorias 198 De Ormaechea, Fletcher, & Co Jean Baptiste 125 Jamaica, 510 .1. A St, Vince " Triton 100 Zaldnondo, Partridge &Co .. Tagus 121 Wade, G Loutheon .. • • VI u l Triumfante 222 Menchach a, R Shiel or Nickols ( E i Union Compostelan 181 Ba u di n , P ar t r id ge sj and Co a Tillers & Co duir & Co or Macdonnel w Carib, 483 Witch of the __ Kilgour, Preston St Co. .. 81 or Tanton & Davidson .. •• N 4 40 Main, Jackson .. • • • • ° I Wnstag 521 Langley, Ironside or J Aikin 0 .Zib y iahlus Gresley, Baker or Le al aistre Co a '250 Mcdanich, Preston or Nickels 0 277 Small, J Jackson olio Toni SALISBURY, CANNING Laura Campbell 4gl Le G Stamboul, 959, Carnochan R Vining Anne Longton 667, Pearson, J. Longton Ariel 200 Henderson, Hatton & Cookson.. Arnoldina Catherina 149 Wyngoorden, Vos CLARENCE BRUNSWICK. s 400 G lvondale 435 Simonds, Gibbs and Co Pekeier, Bahr & CO 89 krauche, Allen & & A Henderson.. w 0 Dolphin 173 Anderson .. Grace, Penile Bros. 'w Dauntless 218 Porter, Ilatton & Cookson • w Saadd 552.Cordiner I Lund 101 Foster, VO3 & CO .. 0 o King William 4 63, Dever, E. 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Cross . 0 Mathilde 150 Windle, Gardner &Co E _Marion 218 Knudsen, Imrie &Co . 0 Melita, 267 Giannaeopulo & C Messenger 111arwood.. Neptunns 180 Hansen, Nymph 136 Nicholas, J Bibby & Sons Nimrod, Lasmusen, P. Junker N. S. L ‘,..ueray w Asonta, 160 D. F.. Gauwin N A. Duranty or Strong &Co s Onward 790 Jone s W. A. wG. Maxwell w 4 Schlesiriger orWhite..a 6 Pet 88 Ley, T H monies L. E :ton, M`Tear, Soil & dd.. 0 Paragon 114 Wilkinson, Strong arid Co • • 0 herd Van Nes 582 Carsjens, Vos or Mill ers w 9 Queen 97 Carolina, B ar th w i c k an d C o .. 0 „', ' • Abatcrrca 141 Ansoatejui, Fde Oleaga &Co 0 Robert, 174 M`William Heyn & C 0... a 5 E Oliver a Argonaut 1237 --, Macd one l or F aire l oug h o R a il way 5 9 G one l l, Glynn and Son .. 0 „ o Arachne 654 Roddock, T& J B roc kl e b an k 0 S oe bl oms t on • • " " Albert 188 Sloan . wlO Solva 180 Lofgren, Bah r 14z Co .. Ann Longton, 697 Pearson, J. Longton w Souvenir 179 Elliott, A. F. Moore N 4 malia, 122 Auzrecoicha, Vianna &Co .0 Sarah Maria, 142 Vianna or Moore.. w r,arnont, Tyier &CO .. a 0 Sisters 109 Davies, McNair and Co o Cotes Worth & Co .. w 2 Thetis 152 Porter, D. and L. Cargill.. a otialbirta 101 Landa, R Shiel or J T Nickels 0 Tigre 228 Bassar, C assave t t i &Co .. . is Courer 135 Edmund, I& J Brocklebank s Teutonia 85 Fielifs, Bah r &C o N Chasely 515 Slaughter, Brice, Friend &Co n Packer 109 Cook .. C 0 tlnclaunle; . l 124 Barber, houthean &Co w 6 0 Utopia , 949, Wilkinson, w, Shaap 0 inkier or Tyrers E 4 Velox 126 Cartro, Bahr &Co .. 'or 912 Carmichael, Ashley &Co w Warbler, 766 Westcott.. E 1 219 Dixon , F. Wilson and Co 0 Zuluika 142 Grotian, Bahr &Co .. s 7 COlbUrn, .. 0 75 Varty, Ithrie &Co .. VEEN'S. Harrison 514 Green, R Vining ..a 2 Achilles 107 Starrace, J Moss and Co .. ( Duke of Wellington 478 =Gladstone & Coo Almora 1238 Dunn, Gibbs &Co.. .. — erivent, 220 Bell, A. Crook & ,‘ a Augustin 140 Aspeslogh, A Dumnty.. lira 4. Emma 134 Boysen, EZwilchenbart 0 Amphtrite 225 I)eswich, Muir and Co.. .. lizabeth Antoinette 781 Beste, J W Fair- Aberfolyle 495 Cram or Oliver r dough or Bahr &Co .. 0 Alpine 514 Mellin, J. S. de Wolf .. liz. Archer 383 -- Moradel or Imrie 0 Alex Johnson 288 Atki ns o n , Ci mp b e ll &C o JlBr?eklebank E Arthur 316 Hubner, Bahr and Co.. .. c 11. ricum uya nompson, w moon or Harrison s E 7 E Angora 106 Whyte, Imrie Fi Tomlinson .. w 4 .00dl2i5Fitzsoms, Jones, Palmer &Co N Anianda 180 Meulender, D E Gauwin - 'l6 May . 0 Baronet 310 Wylie, H Cobough.. -ry 505 Scavey, Frazer &Co w 2 Bona Venture 1124 Burton, Stiller and Co. o ' , to, J T Nickols 0 Bella Donu 377 Reeves, Mcßottronea E OiCaroline 0 Carnatie 654 St.alke;:F.744. Columbine 176 M'Lennon, A Coghill & Co w Jaeoba 110 Walker, Bohr &Co 0 Fde Oleaga it Co 5 Deamont 2310nson ••—•-•••••—• . •:. 308 Tindle, H Smith &Co .. .. 3 Emelie 94 Rummeilhoff, Rahr and Co .. o 0 Laurel 149 Williams, T& J Harrison .. 0 Esther tog Murehison, A. Duncan E E Liverpool 341 Mondel, J. B. Yates .. 0 Express 210 Phillips, E Rae .. 0 Martaban, 843 M'Kirdy, Millers and Co .. w Etelvina 155 Arago, Bahr & Co .. .. E g - - • • Hary Hartley 408 Bartlett, Tyrer or Ashley a 8 Emmy 100 Classen, D E Gauwin 0 652 Farnham, Focke & Boult w Martha 248 Thompson, Imrie &Co . s Ena Elizabeth 111 Bossenack, Bahr &Co 0 Allen &Co s Maria y Juana 250 Ugarte, Partridge &Co a 1 Fortunata Rachela 160 —, F Longo bardo 0 •• N Nyverheid 233 Steyn Vo s &Co .. 4 Favourite 14g Whitefield, E. Lloyd.. 1 • • 0 Nova Belle 391 ", Bolds & Co.. •• 0 Genio Xpeculatore 283 McNair and Co E . . 0 Portena 361 Bruce, Kelso & Dowie W 5 Gordon 6* Thompson 186 Eilbank.. o • 8 Patriot King 335 Wise, T& J B roc kl e bank s G u ili e 1 70 Mi co, Wood and Ritson 0 , 0 Persia 669 —, Robertson & Co, or Imrie 6 heather Gloach.. Ns Perlu 302 , J Aikin or Fde Oleaga E 9 Helen 140 Beard, D Cannon & Son .. w N Queen of England, 538 Taylor & Co.. .. w Hilles 273 Pens, J G White or Bahr &Co w Rothsay 490 Lock, J Farie 0 Henrich Wergdund 402 Preberon, Gianna. Rovigno 477 Slaver, McNair & Dutton W 3 copulo &C o or S u t er &Co .. .. 0 Rover 317 Cole, Cotesworth &Co or Pearce o Harmonic 126 Sc a bbli ng , Bahr & Co • .. N 48 Cotesworth or Cuthbert .. Hebe 450 Smith, 111 C Polthonier N JlSan Francisco 117 de Urrola, Fde Olcaga 0 Iris 270 Tanner, E Oliver .. w 299 Orr, Cotesworth & Co.. .. 0 Iris 205 Wendt, Bahr and Co .. o rostro 290 —, Partridge or Baker wlJonge - Waldrave 120 Gnodde, 0 ,outh Carolina 1700 urner, Millers &Co a 10 1 John Watson 131 Barnard, D Cannon & Sons w Sea Snake 435 Gilbert, Kelso, or Lewis &Co wO!Johanna Catharina 132 Kuen, Bahr &Co 0 N Salween, 306 White, Cotesworth & Co Jacdba Catharina 100 Neiveer, A Coghill 0 N Sobraon 579 Griffiths, 11 Schwabe or S Julia 200 Malin , Bahr and CO . N Baker .. 0 Liverpool Packet 657 Sracobhe, I Moss _.E 5 s Thomas Fielden 465 Eddie, W& J Locket w Linda 121 Delaney, Ridley and Co .. N . 0 T r it on 177 K a l ze, B a h r &Co .. 0 Lucretia 126 Leitch, St r o ng an d Reid .. 0 •.. • • 0 Usk 236 Duniey, Cotesworth &Co w 7 Louisa Munro 303 Murphy, G. P. Bosley w 6 • • .. . • • . 0 Wm. Henry 299 Watt s , Mill er &C o ' g 3 Lnndscape 185 Richard s , Smith.. .. .son Isaac, Lowe, &CO w Woodstock 300 J o h ns t one, B oy d & Co .. 0 Maria Von Canting° 147 Moller, Bahr & Co 0 1034 Hubbard, T. Joyson N Wanderer 320 Hinds Murrays & Co 0 Monarch 220 Lewis,.... ..w a 1008 Crook .. . Ystroom 05Q steenueld, Millers & Partridge a Marco Polo, 150 Isaac, Rankin and. Co .. .. 0 nate/300 Banderich, E. Tenncnt.. 0 Maria 152, Rus, Bahr and Co .. • . isr Machado 1 102 Da Silva, Preston & Watson o GEORGE'S. Mina 187 Weld, J. Houghton and Co .. a 7 artistic 304 Edwards, Tyrers or Ashley Brs 0 Marie Antoinette 168 Mentz, Rowe a n d C o o Mary Black 247 Day, Jo nes , sen--, o ,es Bahr &Co • • • • • • Mora 200 ViThiab, G Louthean .. •• . w Cotesworth &Co .. 6 Medea 310 Michaels, Bahr &Co .. pson, J, W. Fairclough Cornelia 386 Menchacha, R Shiel or Nickols E 4 „ 68, Dyk, Bahr &Co .. ..w2 J. Bibby & Sons w Catharine 118 IWGinty, J Longton & Co.. 0 Nushwang 726 M`Dean, D Cannon & Son w Bibby &Co .. N Constance 150 Arano, Partridge &Co .. 0 R.• Son .. 0 Cynthia 132 Kelly, J • Norma 380 Berry, Bahr and Co Niord 233 Hansen, G Simpson . . 0 • .. 0 Doctor 108 Lobb, Vianna, Jones &Co .. w 4 Petrus Jacobus 95 De Jonge. Allen . &Co 0 w Diana 149 Conto, R Singlehurst.. w ,• ,•••• • .. .. 0 Eblana 122 Roper, Lampok or Zwilchenbart 0 Caroline Annalga 201 Mathiaen 0go& CO a Elizabeth 127 Munsterton, Robinson &Co W 9 paramatta 1093 Sykes, Cannon and Co. .. we- one 99 Rodrigues, Deans &Co.• • • 0 Rowena 202 -, Papayanni or Pahr & CO, E Franklin 160 Cacace, J Dloss &C 0.... wl RaehelintllBo Fioda, W J Myers .. .. 0 Fury 136 May,.. .. .. .. •••• • • 0 Regina 293 Pratt, .. .. ••.• • .E 7 Sarah G. Hyde, 1102 Snow, Foche & Boult w ard° • • 14 Hannah Eastee 227 Collins, E Eastee .. 0 " • • 8 Hugh Bloelc 231 Abbot, Tyrers or Bahr &Co 0 Sheridan 202 Mcßae, Wilson &Co .. .. 0 • • 0 India 214 Appleby, W Smith & Sons.. .. 0 Sheridan T„-„„„, 1 „,. ~,,,,,,,,._ ~,,,,,_, ~ - inlay a . . - .. ._...._ SermerdinTa - 97D — era ' an y , ". " u ' . J ' aim " 1 " u r . 3 . : 0 i j s u men a r i e 2 e o k f ar 2 r T a i n m a pson, A L Stewart .. 0 :Sagit . ario 140 Abella, Bahr &Co • • ...• .. N N Joven Pepita 150 Marrn ' e P z, ar l3 r at ge a & nd C & • Soph ia & Frederick 160 Fisch Imrie &CO N o Juan Emilio 176 Cuculloa, Partridge or Kelso s Sin 250 Frastedt, 111`Nair & Co s Lady Bassett 103 Carthew, Papayanni & co w MARINERS' CHURCH .. • Sophia 103 Schasbanner, Bahr &C o .. N • Sultan 137 Craig, C S Lemon ..E 4 Susan Ann 97 Mogg, J Glynn & Son .. N 1 Taruyo II 222 Fanne, Armstrong &Co .. B 7 Partriog, Telemacus 220 Zupia, Giannacopul o and Co E - • • •" • (I , tion 151 D Porter, D E Gaurvin 0 Nuvevo 169 S'enande, Shiel or Nickel 0 Vincenzo 255 Pernaudu, Lamport &Co .. 0 s Oceana 192 Giococehca, Partridge &Co .. 0 w ave, 1 1 9 M ` Millan, Wilson Brown and Co 0 0 Orizonte 244 Blohovich, M'Nair & Dutton 0 Witch of the Wave 223 Brown, Suter &Co 0 8 Postboy 96 Walker, A Gartside • • Iv Wasp 197 Jolly, G P Oxley .. .. • • • • S 8 Princess Royal 210 Parr, B. Singlchurst .. 0 Warrior Queen 243 -- son, ono or C oAE Pegasus 82 Parker, J Longton or A Durant yES Wm. Bateman 530 Peter Bahr and oE 9 Royal Williamis6 M' Whirter, J Moss &Co 0 Yarrow 228 Greg, J W Fairciough w 3 .nt 274 Shepherd, W. Newton.... 0 W lSurprise 123 Tucke r .. .. s iStratton 181 Amey, Neill, Sanderson & CO sjSerafin 200 Goitez, Partridge or Kelso & Co Sultana 302 Keddie, J Baines - UNION. 4ngora 106 Whyte, Imrie and Tomlinson w uteopacra 598 Chapman, J Baines .. 0 Columbus 319, J. Ilarrieon George 471 Petrowsky, Bahr and Co s Grand Bonny 710 Watts, T. Harrison.. E Lady Enda Bruce 1007 BS 'Pherson, E ()livers Lady of the Lake 457 Smith, Douglas & Co z Mercurius 120 Birckholdt, Gauwin or White w 4 Tory 608 Hoskins , D Gibb .. • . N COBOURG. Alps ss 702 Main, D and C Mclver .. • • 0 Europa s 1800 Lang, D and CMc Iver .. 0 Feroz, pore 955 White. Thos. Tobio &e on w Margaret s z•impson 0 Rival 79 l'ordue,;McA n d rcws &Co .. 0 'son, Holderness ttcCo w Arid 191 Inkster, Ajax 101 Macke, Wilson and Co.. .. w Brevet 1270 Sinclair, Miller & Co. Bellarat 126 Cressar, Kirk & Co.. .. Challenger 306 Gellatly, H. Smith .. Cambria 1180 Perry, De Wolf .. w Cypress 406 Edmondson, Miller &Co .. w Diana 130 Green, Wilson Brown & Co David Brown 891 Vaughan, Miller and Co Dundonald 1372 Gillis, Fernie Brothers .. Empire Queen 992 Porter, Gibbs &Co .. w Emma Heyne 593 Schoeiner, Bahr &Co w Elixe 119 Fagerstrom, Vos & Co.. .. Echange 1018 Harvey, D. Bannon and Son E Express 393 Durham Freiher Otto von Mantenfeel 390 -, Bahr a Gladiolus 556 Taylor, W. Nicol Holyoke 458 Perkins, Pilkington &Co .. 0 Henda 304 Morland, J& A Dunn .. w Hornet 1285 Gibbs & Co, or Harrisons.. E John Garrow 84g Hamilton, J. Robinson.. w John Barbour gg6 Marshall, Fernie Bros.. E 'tar of the North, 12 Apame 169 Duvanty or Strong & Co A. H. Wass 170 Marshall, J P.eid Asphalon 368 Sharp, T & J Harrison Alexander 72 Charles, J Bibby Brothers 194 Bellin, Preston & Charles Crocker 950 Delano, A. Chieftain Cornelia Christoph Chenenun Dirizo 601 cfican ai Co v .. s u Belle 491 Stowe, Hatton and Cookson .. Vos &Co N 3 Evangeline 953, Clint &Co .. • • • • • . 0 0 1 111ooresfort 1200 Bruce, C llfooreorPilkington s Cooper, Webs loiratt, Lomport & Co SALTHOUSE. rite 277 Webster, J Mondel t 650 Fuller, Focke & Boult rowne or Ha Isabella 7 OlAtalanta 205, R Kirk or Grindlays .. nne Armstrong 889 Howard, Bolds & Co or Cowie & CO Octaria &Elizabeth Bibby 719 CutlThertson,-I,i'ilson Partrid Muir &CO or Quayle 5ib:7 . 114/y 21 Zorgolied 303 Grootd, Vos & Co. WATERLOO American Union 1100 Kelly, Bowman,& Co Cornell 778 Visser, Vce City of Boston 381 3. ,t, R. Girvan e& Co Ldbach & co owman & Co ley,Son & Co J Al'Henry J. 3. 'Hoary 1240 Newlands, J. Bailie SANDON 1 - 1, J. and A. Dunn meg?, hn Ande. hn Alatthie coat o ........ .. r route 911 teOtt, J Haine s or Aiken .. w John & Lucy 99 1 Curling, Pilkington & Co w .. 0 courier 3sg Payne, A Thompson .. .. .. 0 John Howell, J ohnstone, Douglas &Co .. w ..1,112 Champion 241 Redmond, Poole and Co .. 0 Kossuth, 1260 Fell, W. Tapscott .. .. w a. ix C,,,, Dorisana 436, J Poole or Cotesw or th .. 0 Lydia , 317, Healey, C. R. Taylor.. .. .. E ,Co NI Du 614 Kerr entellwnril,nr u.A... s. n,.r • .-- .-, . ..... ~ .. ,aisa, 178 Ford, W. Cuthbert .. w Liberia 810 Cruickshank Fernie Brs E w Louisa Monro 300 J Murphy, G P O x l ey .. 0 Grisdale, W& J Lockett .. w Maria 245 - Wilson &Co .. .. 0 Locke & Boult.. 01Flora 702 Cobb, Millers &Co .. Maria von Caminga, 147 Muller, Bahr &CO N &Guildford 177 Rooke, Hatto n & C oo k son.. 0 Main 720 Freeman, J Brown or Harrison a olGulnare 142, Spencer, Hatton and Co.. .. N Mindoro 1329 Crowell, Fernie Brs. - mon, ..Nl2 Hero 406 Findlay, W Sinclair & Co Middleton 996 Nichols, Fernie Brs 0 Harriett 164 Goldsworthy, C T Bowring E Northern Light 1283 -, Holdemess &CO E . . . Helen Warace 644 Major, J Poole or Imrie 0 North Star 258 Hobbs, -- 0 Kallibokka 355 Campbell, Cotesworth w Orford 38g Hunter, A E Byrne .. 0 Lord John Russell 333 Clarke, P H Deane E Onda 371 Nairn .. .. • • • • .. E a 5 Marianne 776 M`Ewing, E Oliver .. 0 Persian 698 Barton, J. Jones sen. 0 Moslem 170 Ritson, T Hudson .. 0 Preciosa 240 Schweigaard, D E Gauwin 0 Neleus 962 Burnett, De Wolf or Cowie &Co E Pertshire 84'; Welch, R Morrow and Co .. 0 o,Providence 172, Cowie & Co .. 0 Petrel, 818 Chapman, Gibbs Bright and co F -- - , berton 1253 Hodgkins ' Wilson &Co 0 Pollock, 815 M'lntyre, Rankin &C o .. 'sor 269 -, Longton or Santamar E Paramatta 660 Carr, Miller &Co .. ;en 377 King, Cotesworth.. .. 0 Quebec, 587 Renton, E. Oliver .. /EMacdonnell or Windle &Co w Ranger 303 Ellery, J Chalmer and Co .. Rock City 597 Flavin, McCalmont and Co ALBERT SP' "` Q Hunter, oaneca, 318 Cram & Co E Sir Chas. Napier, 711 Cannon & S on T. Lon 928 Mc Arthur, Rankin and Co .. Sialem, 915 M`Grath, P. Magee.. .. sl , Abcona 275 Lewis, Tyson and Rich mon d.. w sophia 180 Backer, I) E Gau w i n -; 0 ( Mina 550 Worsten, Vg. Browne and Co. .. o Samuel 379 Minde, Bahr & Co_ .. .. 0 . British Empire 642, iticEwen, Campbell 5. Coo Triton, 770 Smith, Stittpr Harrisons.. .. a Culloden 909 Kelso, Miller and Co. .. •• w Von Wiekhmann 598 Brandhoff, Bahr &Co s w Currency 374 Williams, Garnock &Co 0 Wm. Carson 312 Bell, Miller and Co .. 0 Diana 170 - 0 William Ward 751 Weymes, W Colton .. 0 s 3 Danube 332 Newton, Lampoet and Co.. • • E Wasp 1280 Keckam, Gibbs Bright and Co 0 s Dorisana 486 Robertson, J Steele .. 0 Flora 543, Nottingham, Lampoet and Holt 0 TOXTETH. 0 Guildford 177 Rocke, Hatton .5* Cookson o Goliah Slater .. 0 'Eliza Bell, 209, Pattieson, H. Kellick.. ga w Jessie, 573 Sheridan, T. Chilton .. part and Co si William 111 420 Ree like, Bahr and Co .. 0 HARLINGTON. • • .. • o!Bergmann, 403 Matthews, Cotesworth, & Ca. rson 314, Marshall, Longton N Medium, 190 Kay, S. Williamson.. 6 526 Groom e , % larks and Co.. 0 1 / 1 /arp Gillespie, 264 Alle n , Taunton and Co 44114 170 Todd, Wilson and paws= . • • oiattguoia, 104 mull, I , Josephus, H. E. M Jenny, 15 Kent, 61 "io Toni 250 Minerva 162 Stoutinb Regulus, 869, Cubbin: ;ISir A Sbipp tug ?List. ARRIVALS IN DOCK SINCE OUR LAST. Agenoria SI Jories, stilly 0'11)80 King 217 Mordu, Glasgow Martin Frederick 470 Schultz, Cronstradt Crown 34 Thompson, DlM:Vries Hampton 126 Byrne, Gerston PRINCES. Primrose 51 Jones, Dublin Emily Jane 30 Bobettei Cordiff Effort 49 Gillon, Sligo Johnstone 478 King, Demerain Jehu 45 Quillians, Fraserburg . WATERLOO. ALBERT. - Constellation 1765 Allen, New York 4/drtha 780 , Africa Tuscarora 1418 Turley, Philadelphia Eons Eli 440 Putt, 11, Smith & Co., Moulmain VICTORIA. American 860 Glover, Brown & Co., putt ticii Lidoeithina 744 M'Doilnell, Calcutta Ashburton 46g Taylor, Cronstradt Helina 168 Ainsworth, River ' Indus 319 Islay • . . WELLINGTON. Asia s 1800 Lott, M'lver and Co., New York Eleanor Chapman 330 dales, 15183' Star of Empire 200 Brown, Boston KINGS, Livingstone 467 M. Gee, Steele & Co.*, A. Kyab City of Manchester 1309 Leatch, Richardson C'o . #4pur. 113 Weeks, Venice • Golia 980 Slates, It. and G. Benn, Bombay fdhaii Lange 1352 Lambe, ilffritftei 62 flordlifo , Wordend Marion Moore 1036 Tweedie 11AAMLEY:1110011E, Maid of Mostyn 131 Keay Ardst±ig • • CANNING. Eduard Stanley 1248 Robirta66i Nm York Ann 98 Jones, Richibucto • APViio . 0 Urldsoy.; Catrog,Co;,Lelth Westmoreland 1000 Decan, PhiladelpfiU Earl of Leicester 135 Barker, Eupotonia Dan Glistis 77 Glistis, Marypfeirg Margaret 37 Jones, N eath BIRKENHKAD DOCK. Washington 800 Wilkie, Quebec Windsor Castle 818 Rodgers, Do. Nimroud 987 Scott, Miramichi Stephen Glover 733 Baldroy, St. John's Sultana 1316 Delany, St. John's Coau4 1000 Diston, Quebec Edinburgh 899 Blair, Queladd bulifind SHIPS LOADING.-FOREIGN. ADELAIDE. GIBRALTAR. Aleent, Aadefann, lAV Fairelongh, Sept S glary Sproat, Aikin, Louthean or Miners Flora, Cobb, MillerS thotiipson, Augl • and Co. Aug 3 ‘ l _ . , . _ ... Rusina, —; Cotesworth or Cuthbert, Sept 10 P . OUATIIMA LA. Sultana, Keddie, J Baines & Co. Sept 13.... G Nun, Long, Cotesworth add Co. Attg 24 : : G Thoi; Felldhw, --. Conde & CO. Sent 7.. S GUERNSEY AND JERSEY. Sea Snake, Gilbert, Kelso & Co. or Lewis, IGipa~ j Perham, Le Aiaistre an — d - C — o7;ept 13 G August 27 HDNO,KONG AND \VHAMPOA AFRICA. . . Wytinsiay, Ironside or Aikin, Aiig 15 :., d Eliz. Bibby, —, Wilson & Dawson, Sept 12 S HAVANNAH. Ferozepore, White, T Tobin & Son, Aug 24 U Abaurrea, Beobia, 1 , Be Oreago & Co Grand Bonny, Wat, T Harrison, Sept 3.. Sdn Sept 17 .. • - --14. Tapley, Goffey, Wilson & Dawson, Aug 10 Cg Bothnia, Lando, It Sell, or Nickols, Sept 12 P Dauntless, Porter, Hatton & Cookson Sep- Cornelia, —, Sheil or Nickols, Aug 22 .. G .. .. .. .. Cg i.aureana Rita, Zobaran, De Olenga, Aug 31 P —T. Harrison & Co. Sep. 21 B Nuevo Pepillo, —, Shiel or Nickols, Aug 18 G C, Horsfall & Son do 22 Gv NSde la Victorias, Partridge & Co, Sept in G AbEXANDRIA, E. Oceano, Goicocehia, Partridge & Co Sept 13 G Henrich Wergdund, Ptebensen, Giantutco- Tritinfante, Shicl or Nickols, Aug 1.. .. G oula or Suter & Co. Aug 26 .. .. - Q itAVTI. . _ _. tember 17 Columbus. Gsuirmt; ~ Kent; Robb, Smith of Lampott & CO. Sept 8 S Aparne, Duranty, & Co or Strong, Sept M.: It ARICA AND ISLAY: Nicied, Hansen G Simpsnn, Sep 12.. .. Q Martha, Thompson, Imrie and o, Aug 4.. P HOBART TOWN. ARISBRDANI, India, Appleby, W. Smith, & Sdn, Aug 21 Gv John Waigrave, Gnodde, Vos Browne &CO Nyverheid. Van Steyen, •ro,s & C,, ' Sept 6 P September 19 .. .. .. • . .. .. Q Sir Allan M`Nab, Bernie, Miller, & ThOtnp John Andres, Steffen, ditto Sept. 20 .. Bkh son, Sept 17 Catherine Jantina, Potjer, Bahr & Co. Sept. HALIFAX, N.S. • _ . __. _ 20 .. ANTIGUA. HAMBRO'. Derwent, Bell, J Longton &Co Sep, 22 ....P Concordia, Pekeler, Bahr and Co. Sept 9 Cg ANTWERP. Christina Jacoba, Bahr and Co, Sep 6 Q Pelecite, Hubean, Gawen &Co Sep. 17....5tn Triton, Katje. Bahr & f'o. Sept i 2 ARENDEL. HARBOUR GRACE, NFD. Freithiof, Neilson, Vos Browne, & Co, Sept. Unda, Delaney, Riley & Son, Sspt 19 Q .. - ..ttn ICELAND. BATAVIA, &c. Coriedrdia, Boysen, Von and Co, Sept 16 K Carl von Oracle, Aikin or Bahr, Aug 16.. Q Hercules, Tliturod, Vos, Brown, & Co, 1 Ystroom, Steenweld Miller & Co. or Port. , Sept 22 ridge, September 21 1 . . ' Zorgolied, Vos Browne & Co. Sept i 6 V Mundet, Rode, Vos, Brown, and Co, Sept 20 - BARCELONA, Bkhd Etelvina, de Arego, Bahr and Co. July 6 Q Neptunus, Hansen, Vos and Co, Sept 16 K George, Petrowrky, Rahr and Co. Sept 10 P KINGSTON, Jani. &c. Sagitario, Bahr, Behrend and Co. Sept 8.. Q Woodstock, Johnstoti, Boyd & Co. Aug 29 P Vera Cruzano, F de Oleag and Co. Aug 24 KINGSTON. JAM. Veloz, Bahr, Behrend and Co. Sept a ... K Jamaica, Brown, Longton or Hall. July 19 P BOMBAY. LISBON, &c. Anna Dorothea, Darly, Cottsworth & Co. Olinda, Millers & Thompson, Sept 80 .. Bkd September 20 P Axel, Jacobson, D E Gauwin & C.►. Aug 19 Stn 21..Sdn Lusitania, Brown, Millers and Co Sent 27 Gry Clangregoi Nottinghai Moore or AsIII Ball. Imrie & Co. SE Patriot King, T & J Brocklebank, Sept 13. P Mwerva, Soutinho, J Meek, Sept 15.... Stn Richard Cobden, Lurie and Co. Sept xh .. Gv Tarujo Segundo, Faucu, J Meek, Sept 15 Q BOSTON. William, Kruse, Bahr, Behrend & Co. Sept3B Meridian, Manson b Train and Co. Sept 511skn LEGHORN. National Eagle, Matthews ditto ditto 17.. W Ballincurra Lass Eastaway White or Strong Lydia, Healey, G. P. Oxley, or C. R. Taylor Sept 24 Gt .. . . September 23 .. V Mercurius, Ganwin or White, Sept 3 ... •. • Q Shawmut, Hubbard, Train & Co. Sept. 17.. W Sarah Maria, Duck, Vianna or Moore, Sep 7K Sachem, Woodberry. Focke & Co. ditto 20.. V LIMA. Star of Empire, Brown, Train &co Sept 28 It Courier, Edmondson, 13rocklebanks, qept 10P Helene, Volckman, Focke & Co. Sept. 23 ..K Hugh Block; Tyrer or Bahr & Co. Aug '27 BARBADOS. MALTA, &c. Champion. Readmond, J Poole, Sept 13..., S Castor, Azzopardi, Sept 3. Bkd BARBADOES & RIO HACHE. Helen, Preston & Watson, Sept. 10 Bkd Weale, L Longton & Co. Sept 15 S Undaunted, Barber, G. Louthean, Aug 25.. K BALTIMORE. MONTE VIDEO & BUENOS AYRES. Grecian, —.J. Browne or Harrison. Sept. 19 B Iris, Ybarra, Cotesworth or Olaaga, Sept. 3 P Harvest, Fuller, Focke and Boult, Sept 12.. V Portena, Bruce, Kelso & Dowie, Sept 3.... P Hornet, Gibbs, Bright and Co. Sept 17.... B Somorrostr o , P ar t r id ge & C o . A ug 2 4 .... P Isabella, Hayden, J Browne Sept 2 l3 51 Serafin, Partridge or Kelso, Sept. 13 G BATH, A.S. Unia Compostilana, Daudin, Partridge or Maine, J Browne or Harrisons, Sept 5 B Millers, Sept 8 . . BUENOS AYKES. MELBOURNE. Juan Emilia, Partridge or Kelso, Sept. 8.. G Aurifera, Schlesinger or White, July 27 P Union Compostilano, Bandin, Partridge or 2Erolite, Scott, Baines or Aikin, Aug 26 S Miller, September 21 .....G Atalanta, Morris, R Kirk, Sept 13 ........ P Zarah, -, Baker or Deau Sept 28 Grv i ßriseis, Brown, Gibbs, Bright & co. Sep 24 Gv BERGEN. Birmingham, M'lcirdy, J Baines, Aug 6....5 • Concordia, Pekeler, Vos Browne &Co Sep. 6 G Boomerang, Flaherty, Carter & Co. Aug Z 7 B CA Lcurrn. Columbine, lll'Lennan, A Coghill, Aug 15 Q Anne Longton, J. Longton, Sept. 12.. P Dido, -, Suter, M'Neilledge & Co. Aug 8 G Arachne, T. & J. Blocklebank, Sept. 12 P Duncan, Kerr, Cotesworth or Bahr, Aug 30 S Ful wood, Jones, Palmer and Co. Aug 22, P Elie. Antoinette, Fairclough orlßahr, Aug 24 P Hannah Salkeld, J. Poole, Sept. 15 s Eliz. Musterton, Robertson & Co. Aug 20 Gv Josephus, H. E. Moss and Co Sept. 7.... W Ellen Royde, -, M'Clune and Co Sept 13 Q Ranee, M'lntyre and Co or Imrie, Sep 20 S Gladiolus, Taylor, W Nicol, Sept 3 Ursule, Imrie and Tomlinson, Sept. 14 .. Gv Gulnare, Copeland, Dunn orWalthew,July 228 CAPE GOOD HOPE, &c. Harmony, Frame, J Wilson & Co. July 27.. G Warrior Queen, Longton or Aikin, Aug 24.. Q Hope, M•Cardy, Coltart or Kelso, July 28 ..P. CHARLESTON. Henr!etta, -, Kelso or J Wilso , July 28 P Carnatic, T. and J. Harrison Sept 15 .... Q Holywood, Bower, Longton and Co. Aug 22 P Grotto, Stuart, Focke & Boult, Sept. 8.. B 51 Helen Wallace ' Major, Poole or lrnrie, Aug 26S Triton, R Smith, Stitt and Co or Ha rr i son , Hib ern i a , Mahon, Dunn or Walthew, Sep Sent 21 .. ..B Jessie, Sheridan, T Chilton jun, Sept 14 .. Tx CAPE TOWN, Jovon Doloree, -, Robson & Doke, Sept 15P Collins, T W Fairclough Marco Polo, M'Donnell J Baines, Sept. 27 Sdl C Mooresfort, Colthurst, C Moore or Pilkington and Co. July '2O ...... C Martin Luther, Kinney, D Gibb, Aug 9.... Cr Hnnnah Eastc & Co, Sept 23 CEARA Falcon, Skew, Singl Lrst, Aug-16 NEW YORK Arctic, Zerega, Focke & Bonk, Aug SlO.. BM Ariel, Reed, Browne or Harrisons, Aug 30 Wel ( Australia, Edwards, Guion & Co. Sept 6 Wel American Union, Bowman, & Co. Sept 8 W Anidfttiz, Zerega, Forks & Boult, Sept 13 - BM Centurion, Focke and Boult, Sept 6...... BM Chimborazo, Webb?, BOwtitans, Aug 19 W Columbia, Dryer, Baring tiri, Sept W 'Chas Crooker, Delano, A Taylor, Sept 29 ..V Emilia Fields, Covell; Tapscott, Sept 15 BM Garrick, Saiids, R S Ely, Aug 27 Hernispilefe, Fray/ Pilkingion & Cq. Sept 3 W Hope, Weston, Jacot & Co. Aug ti ....BM Hibernia, Maloney. J Browne or haretsons,. Sept 24 B M Isaac Wright, Abell, Baring Bra. Aug 29 W J. A Westervelt, Guion & Co. Sept 7.... Wel Jos. Walker, Hoxie, Grimshaw, Sept 12 NV Marathon, Tyler. Bowman & Co. Sept 7.... V Roehambeau, Starchpole, Rathbone Brs & Cp Sept 24 Gry 'Silas Greet Man, ,thbone Bra,, Aug 22.. W Ticonderago; Boyle, & Co. Sept 13 BM Toulon; 11.ich, Jacot, Taylor & Co. Rept, 0 BM *Hiram Tapscott, Tapscott, Aug 24...1-Iskri NARVA 51chss. lireadalb . ade;_l.6ngt9p, Sept. 16..'W PANAMA; tfcc Leopard, BP Nair and Co. Sept; 5...... Sdn PANAMA, Anne Powell, Nicol or Tyrers, Sept. 12.... P Windsor, Pepper, It. Singlehurst, Aug 25.. G Isabella Scott, R. Singlehurst, Aug 2.... G RNA Aiß UC 0 Seraphina, Orr, Cotesworth & Co, Sept 3..;P PHILADELPHIA. Horatio, Browne or Harrisons, Sept. 9.. 11-BI J, Montgomery, Browne or Harrisons Aug Shackamnzon, West, Al'llenry, Sept, 13.... W PALERMO & AIESSINA. Franklin, Cacace, J. Moss & Co. July 12.. P POri r ADELAIDE. Sea Snake, Gilbart, Kelso or Lewis, Aug 27 P PUNTA ARENAS. May, Millard, Poole or Duranty, Sept 3.. K PA LM E 110. Victoria, Crisp, S Howes & Co, Sept 5 ....P PORTLAND BAY. Utopia, Wilkinson, W Sharp, Sept 16 Gv Wit:llEu. Carleton, Reid, W Nicol, Sept 16 Gv RIO JANEIRO. Brilharte, Car ie, Brice or ?into, Sept 9 Sdn Chasely, Slaughter, Brice & Co, Sept 14.... P Laura Campbell, Gresley, Vining, Sept 13.. Minstrel Boy, Cotesworth Cr Lewis, Aug 1.. G Rover, Cole, Cotesworth or Pearce, Aug 23 V Wm. & Henry, Watts, Millers, Aug 25 P Witnh nffha W. Inn Van” ny QI Aug 19 RIO GRANDE Dolores, Partridge or Kelso, Sept 10 Nexican Packet, Allen or Wash, Se, t 3 G ROTTERDAM. Arnoldlna Catharina, Vos, Sept 16 Alkmaar, Pierce, Cram & Ca, Sept 9 ' Maria, Dyk, Bahr & Co, Sept 13 ...... Q Naiad, Turnbull, Allen . Edwards, Aug 30 Q Petrns Jacobus, Jonge, Allen & Co, Sept 12 Q Sea Nymph, Allen & Edwards, Aug 27 'Sedulous, Jones, Cram & Co. Sept 16 Cg Zephyr, Dark, Marwood & o, Aug 20 Rucrn ROTTERDAM, &c. nary Lloyd, Licyd, J J Day, Aug 16 Rncrn STETTIN. Carolus,Kraeft. Bahr and CO. Sept 2 • • Q Carl, Bussert, Bahr and Co, Sept 13 .. Q Jason. Bey, Bahr and Co. Sept 6........ U Medea, Michaelis, Bahr mid Co. Sept 3.. Q Wm. Bateman, Bahr and Co. Sept 15.... B SAN FRANCISCO. American Leisk, Brown and Co, Aug 15 Gv Datriads, Scott, Grainger & Co. Aug 23 Bkhd Inconstant, Owens, Preston &Co. Aug 31 Bkd Sobraon, —, Schwabe or Baker, Sept 7 P SYDNEY, N.S.W. Annamoka, Beasely or Kelso, July 25 Gv Anglesea, Purchase, Brice & Co, July 27 G Argonaut, Macdonell or Fairclough, Aug 6 Gv Anne Armstrong, Holds or Cowie, Aug lg S Aerd Van Nes, Millers or Vos, Aug 19 P 'coringa, Schwabe or Baker, July 2.i Shy Crescent City, Beazley or Kelso, Sept 2 B Earl Derby, Pilkington or Fairclough July 238 Glendalough, Howson, J Baines, Sep 17 P Persia, Roberts, Robertson or Imrie, Aug 4 P :Cory, Husking, D Gibb, Aug 9.. U STOCKHOLM. , . . - , CEYLO ' N. - Nova Bella,— Bolds and Co. Aug 9.... p Siofna. Hanron, D E Gauwin, July 2..... , C g Lydia, Graves, C. W. & F. Shand, Aug 20.. P N e l eus , Gi m b er , D e Wolf or Cowie, Aug 6 ..S ST. THOMAS. CONSTANTINOPLE. Occator, Barclay, W & R Grindla}, Aug 29 Gv Governor, Gilberry, Imrie & Co. Sept 7 .... P Arabian (s.s.), Graves, II Dixon & Co, Stratton, Aniey, Neill, Sanderson, Sept 10.. P Hyperion, Johns, J Brebner, Aug 19 ....Sdn Sept 19.... .. .Cbg 'I, rer, —, Macdonnell or Ashley, Allis 27.,,G Janet Khiston, Henry, R Rh o d es , A ug 2 3 .. B Carib, Bulcher, Preston &Watson, Sept 22 St n W ar bl er , G ra y, M u i r , M or t on an d C o or JE Marion, Knudtsen, Imrie & Co. Sept 7 .... P California, Ivanich, M C Pothonies, Sept 16 Sdn Mscdonn-1, July 27.. Gv Pegasus, Longtoner, Duranty, Sept 12....8kd Rovigno, Alaver, 111`Nair & Co, Sept 17 ....P MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY. Sophie and Frederick, finr. Sent 11: 0 Titi.Movin. lil`Nair & Co. Sept 16 _ _____ gtn Cutaing i4t.s., sr lit.s e. , rh.,..p..i. oi, 2 Li, SANTA MARTHA, Rec. CADIZ. 'Merlin, Laverty, Fox or P Magee,July 25 ..s Precursor, Longtoner Santoro:n-la, Sept 2.. S Pepita, Zubraga, Partridge & Co, Aug 16.. V S Carolina, Turner, Miller and Co. Aug 5 .. P SIERRA LEONE. CIVITA VECCHIA. MELBOURNE AND GEELONG. James, Fiddeman, J Poole & Co, Aug 31 Sdn Doctor, Lobb, Vienna. Jones & Co, Sept 5 G Swan, Mysen, Wilson and Co. Sept 6 .. G SALONICA & SMYRNA. COQUIMBO. MANILLA. Rowena, Holland, Papayanni or Bahr, Sept 2K Cath. Jenkins, Hodge, Grindley, Sept 14 Stn Josefa Juan, —, Partridge & Co. Sept 8 .. p Aberfoyle, Cram or E Oliver, Sept 15 ...... Q CALDERA. Julian de Unzneta,Tyrer or Nickols, Sept 12P TRIESTE. Ellen, Main, J Jackson, Sept 15 S Perla, —, Fde Oleaga and Co. Aug 24.... P Ena Elizabeth, Bahr and Co. Aug 26 ...... Q CORFU, &c. BIARANHAM. Gulls, White or Schroeder, Ang 25 .. Q Mary Ann, Hore, Vi.nina or Cram, Sept 15 G At a l a , —, M oon or H arr i cons , Ang 22 .. Q SING APORE. CHARETE & NEW YORK., MESSINA. Chebncto, Bankier or Tyrer, Sept 10 .. V Elise, Fagerstrom,Vos, Browne & Co, Sept 16 B Feronia, Wakeliam, Glynn & on, Sept 9 Q ST. JOHN, N. B. Sophia, Becher, Gimen & Co, Sept 17 B L'pool Packet, Glacobbe, Moss, Sept 8.. Q Middleton, Nichols, Fernie Brs, Sept 12.. B Laurel, Willhms, Harrison, Sept 16 ..Bkd Virgo, Patterson, 131thr & Co. Sept 16.. .. Stn ST. JOHN, NFLD. C lIRISTINESTADT, &c. MOBILE. Harriet, Goldsworthy, Bowring, Sep 13.. S Laurel, Williams, T& J Harrison Sept 16 Lucy, Hesejton, Cannons, Aug 15 .. .. Gv SHANGHAE. likhd MEMEL. Dumfries, Morris, Aikin & Son, June 9.. S DANZIC. Johanno, Preston and Watson, Aug 17 .. C E Emily, Gushdah, W and J Lockett, Aug 12 S Emma Heyn, Schmeer, Bahr & Co, Sept 8 B MADRAS. SAN SEBASTIAN & BILBOA. Freiherr Otter Von Monteuffel, Bottcber, Kullibokka. Campbell, Cotesworth, Sept I S Julia, Erezuma, Partridge & Co, Aug 22 K Bahr, Behrend & Co, Ang 30 .. .. B SIEMEL AND MELBOURNE, SMYRNA. Freiherr, Otto, Von Mantueffell, Botehel, Atalanta, Hall, Hyde & Co. Sept 2 Cg Eleanor Palmer, Bahr & Co, Aug 12 .. Q Bahr k Co, August 30 B MORPETH, N.S.W. Hunter, Pain, Allen & Edwards, Sep 13.. P Von Weickmann, Brandoti,Bahr&Co.Septl3B Post Boy, Walker, Gartsidu, Sept 16 .. G SAVANNAH. DEMF:ItARA. Polly Hopkins, Higley, Gartside, Sept 16 G Magistrate, Maxwell or Harrisons, July 22 B Liffy, Havelock, Poole & CO. or Booker, NAPLES. Scotland, Hawkins, Pirrie & Co, Aug 30.. B September 20 . .. .. P Vittoria, Indilcato. Moss and co. July 15 C Stirling, Henderson, Isaac & Co, Sept 6BM Parker, Kennedy, Sandbach & Co. Sept. 21 P - NANTES. Lay, Juanach, Lamport & Holt, Sept. 7.. Stn Wanderer, Hind, hurrays & Co. Sept 8 .. B Adroit, Davies, Strong and Reid, Aug 31 V Nicoletto, Preston or Nickols, Sept 19.. Stn ELSINEUR. Rachelina, Fioda, Vienna, Sept 15 .. .. Q Solvo, Lofgren, Bahr & C o . S ept 1 6 .. ...... K Alvine, Peterson, Bahr & Co, Sept 19 K NEW ORLEANS. TRIESTE & ODESSA. Euphrosyne, Justeen, Bahr & Co. Aug 19 Bkd Blanche, Rudolf, Fernie Brothers, Sept 16 BM Clorinda, Stewart, ---- Sept 3..., GRONINGEN. Carack, Norris, Focke & Boult, Sept 13 . BM TABLE BAY, &c. Jacoba Catherine, Neiven. Coghill and Co, Deydemona, Focke and Boult, Aug 22.. Gv Eblana, Lamport or Zwilchenbart, Sept 7.. P Sept 17.... ......... Q Dirigo, Cooper, Webster and Co. Sept 5.. BM VERA CRUZ. GEELONG. Evangeline, --, Clint and Co. Aug 20 S Providence, Cowie & Co. Sept. 15... .... •.S Ariadne, Cockton, M"fear Son & Co. Aug 5P J Titcombe, Focke a n d li ou lt, A ug 2 1 .... BM Zibiah, Baker or Le aMaistre, August. 27.... G Medora, Preston or Cotesworth Sept 3 .. 6 Neva, Maling, Pilkington and Co. Sept 3 BM VALPARAISO. Yarrow, Greig, W J Fairclough, Aug 23 Q Queen, Muir and Co. or Quayle, Aug 23.. BM Artistic, Tyre! or Ashley Brothers, Aug 26.. S GENOA, &c. . Undine, Browne or Harrisons, Aug 27.... Blf Salween, White, Cotesworth & Co. Sept 14 V Arno (ss), Steele,'Louthean or Cross Sept 23 Gv Volant, Sears, A Hardy and Co, Sept 24 W VALPARAISO & CALDERA. Calpe(s). Waktham, Bibby & Sops, Sept 8 Cgd Warbler, Westcott, Klingender or Quale Dalemain, Varty, Imrie & Co. June 16..., P Lile. Raddon, Bahr, Behrend and Co Sept 24 Sept 27 K Mary Hartley, Tyrer or Ashley Bra, July 2.. P Gry VENICE. Hellas, Pens, White or Bahr and Co. Sept 7 Q Nymph, Nicholas. Bibby & Sons. Aug 31.. G LIVERPOOL, SUNDAY, OCT. 2nd. hatch washed off; shipped a great quantity of water, and lost main-topmast, sa il s , & c . Th e B r i t i sh b arque, Cairo, Le Brun, Wind at Holyhead, at 5 30, p.m., N. N. West, blowing fresh. Wind at Liverpool, at 5 30, p.m. , N. N. West , blowing fresh, was fallen in with 7th inst., in a sinking condition, the effect High Water—Morn.: .11.36. Even. : 11.56. Ht. : lift. 6in, of a hurricane, and the crew taken off the Waldron, Holmes, at Provincetown. ARRIVED.--Maratha, from Africa ; Loodianali, Calcutta ; Oucanasta, St. John, N. B. ; Columbine, Batavia ; Tinamara, Ceara ; Sword Fisk, Pernambuco ; Bum, Quebec ; _Harriet, Falcon, McCarty, sa il e d f rom C ocana d a h , f or t hi s port, St. Johns, N. B. ; City of Manchester, Leitch,'Philadelphia 13th July. and Asia, Lott, New York ; all at Liverp o ol. Gazelle, Leslie, from Madras, at Mauritius, and sailed 23rd ARRIVED,' Ist OCT.—lndus, (late Dadson,) from Islay ; July for this port. Dauntless, Patten, from Quebec ; Ashburton, Taylor, from Donn Ricardo from China, off Cape of Good Hope, for Cronstadt; Brit: qlt Empire, Covtland, Matagoug; Atlantic, London. Hughes, Honduras : Pons Ole, Pat, Mauhnain. Eliza, Wylie, hence, at Patras. SAILED Ist OCT. --Canada, (s) Stone, Boston. Ceg imp; a, hence, at Leghorn. El Feida, sailed from Leghorn, 19th September, for this port. MISCELLANEOUS. VESSELS SPOKEN Capella, hence for Singapore, in lat. 37 S. long. 28 E. ; Stefano, Schiaaffing, hence, at Genoa. Boundary, bound to Port Phillip, 27th August, 15 N. long. Genova (ss) and Livorno (ss) sailed from Marseilles, for 29, W. ; Morgiana, from London to Port Philip, 17th Ang., this port, 24th September. - in lat. 19 S. 10ug..30 W. ; .Aeolus, from New York to Port Gazelle, Legg, sailed fro m D en i a , f or t hi s port, 15 th Sept. Philip, 3rd Sept. 13 N. long. 31 West ; Adolphe, from Peru Terpsichore, Greenwood, hence, at Malaga. to Hamburgh, 16th Sept. in lat. 38 N. long. 38 W. by the Pepita, Villavoso. and Gonsalvo, Baosendid, sailed from Indus ; Accidens, bound S. on 25 Aug. in lat. 7 N. long. 28 Santander 21st September, both for this port. W. ; Priscella, bound S. Ist Sept. in lat. 13 N. long. 37 W. ; Solo, De Uribe, sailed from Bilboa, 18th September, and Maria, from Valparaiso, to this port on 10th Sept. in lat. 31 the Ells Escorea. 19th September, both for this port. long. 39 W. by the Elinor Chapman, arrived here. Cambria, (s) hence, at Havre. Hermes, Rickman, hence at Gothenhurg. Enies, Posta, and Deephi n , K ron heim,hence at Narva. Carl, Behnck, hence at Warnemende. Catherine, Neilsen, hence at Flensburg. Mina, De Long, hence at Harlingen. St. Grace, hence at Tampico. Corsair, Evans. CASUALTIES. ISLAY, Sept. 26.—The John Laverick, of Goole, from Glasgow to Stettin, was totally wrecked on the N.W. coast of Islay, yesterday, in a terrific gale from N. N.W. Clew saved. STRANRAER, Sept. 28.—The Boindic,llPLaughlin, of and from Glasgow, for Liverpool; sprang a leak during the gale of 23th, and was run ashore next morning in Lough Ryan, where she fills with the tide. If the weather moderates, it is expected that she will be got off. The Wm. Ward, which was above the NeW Ferry, got off yesterday, and docked in the Brunswick Deck Ero, Leva, Mais, Medhurst ; Elizabeth, Maddrell all hence at Trieste. Thomas Forrest, Blain, hence at Malta. Frankfort, Locke, hence at Naples. . Molly, Polity, hence at Revels. Magdalene, Davis. Helene Catharine, De Boer. Grosherzogin Augusta, Newman. Widow, Burke, and Anna Petrocella, Potjenyd ; all hence at Riga. Catharine Roberts, Quxhenen. - The Elinor Chapman, Gales, from Iquipue, at Liverpool, sailed from Islay Ist 7uly, passed Cape Born on 26th July, on sth August, lat. 42, lon. 43 W., encountered a cylone, com mencing from N.E., and terminating from W.S.W. the centre paasing northward of, and close to, the ship; barometer, 28.45 at lowest; crossed the equator 23rd August; since then the weather has been fair, and wind light ; 24th and 25th Sept. . . lat. 42 to 44, had a very high swell flow the Northward. GRANGEMOUTH. The American, hence to Cardiff and San Francisco, that ARRIVED.—Shandon, Grieg, Quebec in 19 days; Native, was ashore near Southport, was got off this morning, and Richan, St. John N. B. ; Mary, Stewart, North Fishing ; brought back to this port by steam •tugs, Victoria and Albert. Aquatic, Wilson, St. John's, N. B. ; Port Dundas, Gordon, CADIZ, Sep. 22.—The Tebo, from Constantinople to the from Rotterdam. Clyde, put into this harbour yesterday, very leaky. She mill he admitted to pratique, be surveyed, and, it is supposed, will GLASGOW, OCT. 1. have to discharge to repair. GALATZ, Sep. 17.—The water on the S u li na B ar , on the ARRIVED.—PiIote, Orth een , f rom Ch arer t e . 16th, was from 7 to 7 SAlLED.—Collinywood, B oy d, f or M aur i t i us; V enus, The Solway, of W 4 feet. was passed to the westward of Pandliff, Gibraltar ; Ileatherbelle, Ellis, Melbourne ; Eli za hitby, Henderson, Melb ourne; L ou i sa, Pi tt, D antzic Scilly, water-logged and abandoned, by the Cornelius Magnus, Stewart, arrived in the Downs. An . ,a, Watt, Calcutta; Annabelle, Paul, Melbourne. . NEW -17.( —A violent hurtieane was experi iced 6th, 7th, and Bth September, extending between lat 30 and 40, north long. 60° and 78°. The Georgiana, from ARRlVED.—Wintainough, St. John's N. B.; Thomas and New Orleans to Liverpool, put into Boston, 17th inst., having Joseph, Berdianiski, oncountmd a hurricaug oft tho 13th, in tat, 40, and hail after OtilLittlin OUTIYARIA,—Qperte i Oporto. DUBLIN, SEPT. 30 CORK (QUEENSTOWN,) SEPT. 30. ARRIVED. Antionette Maria, Odessa; Buena,l Soich, Berdirauski ; Caithness ; Ismael NEW YORK AnttfVlsb SEPT.—Arctic (s) Luce, Liverpool, ; Jam n eg g Nesmith Mills, 44 days, Liverpool ; Houghton, Doran, in °' days, Liverpool ; Sarah Jane, Stephens, 26 days, Liverpool ; Rhodes, Ross, in 47 days, Liverpool ; Richard Cobden, Barrel , Liverpool ; George Turner, M'Lellan, Cardiff ; Grand Turk , 19th ; Isaac Webb, Turber, 30 days Liverpool ;Mary Mori' , Freeman, 36 days/ Glasgow; Cadet, Ride, Dublin ; Bodo', Foster, 35 days, Liverpool, CLEARED SEPT. 17 Daneoig, London; Orient, Hill, Liverpool ; CorraLinn, Lambert, Glasgow ; I9th Henri Clay, Caulkins, Liverpool ; Skutda, Kjelson, London ; .Andrezd Foster, Holberton Liverpool ; Magdalene, Bremer, London, H. Buck, Pendleton, Bristol ; Secret, Bale, Glonester. • PHILADELPHIA ARRIVED, SEPT. 19.-11 - enty Grinnet, Thompson Liverpool. CLEARED. Sept, 16—Rockaway, Goodwin, Liverpool ; NEW ORLEANS .A.RuilfEtl, 7 SEPT. —Courier, Gemmell, Cardi fr. .Peter Marcy, Hickey, Londorr, CLEARED, 8 SEPt-, NEWHAVEN, Cosx AURIVED 17 SEPT,—Devonport, Lo❑ BOSTON, lames Wellington, Allen, Galway 1 ARRIVED, 17 Stt 18th Messenger, Bain, A rdrossan CrESRED, 17 S EPT.-11727/COMb, far St. John's N. 8., to load for Liverpool ; 19th Sea Flower, Loving, St. John's N. B. TRIAL TRIP OF THE AUSTBALIAIV ,STEAMER, GOLDEN AGE'. We copy the following from the New Park Tinzei having no doubt but that it will interest our readerg, Os the Golden Age will leave this port for Australia, on or about first' of Notentber, and is expected to arrive in the Mersey fi New York, on Saturday or Sunday next : " The new Australian steamship Golden Age ' 'Lieut. D. D. Porter, U. S. N., Commander, went down the bay on SatuD• day fora trial trip: The ship ran dawn to a considerable dis tance below the fight-ship, and made a trial of speed with the Atlantic, w'hichtestedhe sailing powers of both." The Golden Age IS a fine model; fitted up in a sumptuous style, and embodying a number of essential improvements in the accommodation of steerage passengers, and in construction of her engine. 'Her dimensions are remark in one point—a breadth of beam which giires S ample room for between-deck accomn:Pdatiots, and coinhicei very greatly to the comfort of her passengers. She is' 285 feet in length, 431 feet breadth of beam, 32 feet deep of hold, and is of the tonage of 2,864 tons. She has a beam eng:ne of somewhat peculiar construction—the diameter of whose c yLnder is 86 inches, with 12 feet length of stroke. The boilers cont;tute the chief peculiarity. They are each 40 feet in length, ana are fitted np with furnaces at each end, the smoke-funnel ascending from the centre. By this arrangement, it is claimed that economy in both space and fuel is gained, and the truth of the proposition is pretty clearly proved so far as regards space. We have never seen a vessel so thoroughly roomy in every part. As regards the saving in fuel, it may be mentioned that during the trip on Saturday, the furnace doors stood open, while the shaft made fourteen and a half turns per minute, the vessel going at the rate of thirteen knots. There arc eight furnace-doors at each end of the boilers. The appointments of the fire-room are complete. Iron floors, iron ladder's, shafts for the descent of cool air, and the usual precautions nainst accident by fire, consti tute a series of very perfect arrangements. Th ere i s , per h aps , a slight difficulty in ascending iron ladders that assume a per pendicular direction, but as firemen are used to it, the out sider has no business with the case. It is the same in all steam.ships— only those of the Age are remarkably strong, durable—and 'Upright. " The hull Of the ship is from the yard of IVm. BROWN. The lower frames are of live-oak, and the top frames of locust and cedar. The entire vessel is double diagonally braced with iron bars five inches wide, by three quarters of an inch thick, and four feet apart. She is ceiled with eight-inch plank ; the bilge-kelsons are four, and planked outside with six-inch plank. Fourteen kelsons run the whole length of the ship. " The accommodations for passengers are suggestive of all degrees of comfort. It will be observed that we make no qualification. The prefix dis is dropped before com forts.' Formerly, in the dark days, when steerage passen gers were not much thought of, they were packed away very unpleasantly, and captains had no conscience. The emigrant had a certain number of square inches allowed him, and took that or none. On the Golden Age the era of a golden age is appropriately inaugurated. The steerage is fitted up with accommodation for 600 passengers. The berths are furnished with neat mattresses and pillows ; the latter rendered life-preserving by means of an imper meable cotton felting. Particular attention is devoted to the ventilation of the ship. Twelve-inch ports open into the cabin, preserving a complete circulation of air, and affording eligible opportunities for the escape of fevers, plagues, and the nuisances that do afflict emigrants so sorely. Ascending from the steerage to the main (leek, wa find the cal onna and dining rippurteniniecs. The saloons are panelled in rose, satin, and zebra woods ; upholstered in crimson and gold plush, and rich hanging ; gilded with taste ; adorned with mirrors and furnished with the newest appliances for the pleasures of the table. The tables are so adjusted as to occupy little room when not in use. The sofas that are ranged along them are reversed, after the fashion of car-seats. Above each table is suspended a lamp of new construction, fixed upon a ball and socket joint so as to preserve its perpendicular at all times. Passengers will be in no fear of darkness should the ship make a very sudden and unexpected pitch. In the upper saloon, the same general arrangements pre vail ; although in place of the satin-wood panneling, the sides are finished in white and gold. In this saloon are the two family-rooms'---labelled Esperance' and El Dorado.' One is finished in gold, the other in blue. They are oppo site each other. The appointments are rich ; lace curtains, fine carpet, mirrors, drawers, closets, &c. The wood-work of each room is finished in cottage style and enamelled. The upholsterers of the ship were Doremus and Nixon ; the painter, Richard Squires ; the gilders, Jackson and M‘Der mott ; the furniture was provided by Mc Graw and Allen- Dorph ; the patent tables by F. S. Johnson, of Philadelphia. Accommodations are afforded for one thousand passengers, and, at an emergency, twelve hundred persons may find reasonable quarters on board. The idea of such provisions for the crowds of gold-diggers will be sufficient to drive them on board full of hope and money. A remark that reminds us of the fact that there is a large safe on board, of the capa city of many barrels, intended for the storage of gold-dust during a voyage. In the purser's room is a smaller safe for the temporary security of small articles belonging to the pas sengers. remains to be stated that her trip was successful in every particular, not forgetting a dinner set out in handsome style, to which the ladies first, and the gentlemen next, did full justice. There was an abundance of jollity, but no speaking in public. The race with the Atlantic took the place of less substantial triumphs. After the Age had passed the li,ght ship, she tacked and ran back to the Hook, where we waited patiently, running about in sight of the buoy, till the At lantic, which left port at noon, showed herself at about half past one o'clock. Captain West sent his vessel gallantly down to meet her new rival, and presently the Age fell astern for the purpose, as it afterwards appeared, of given the Atlantic a fair start, and having a race that was a race. The Atlantic having passed nearly a length a-head, the or der was given for the Age to put on steam, which she did very effectually, passing the Atlantic after a tight race of five or ten minutes, and winding up with a parting salute, which was courteously returned by her antagonist. A mutual dip ping of flags followed, and the Age put about for her return trip, leaving the company well satisfied. The contest served to develop the sailing qualities of the new vessel very hand somely. It was a general subject of remark that she entered the water and left it with little agitation. The cutwator cast up but little spray, and the ship's wake was quiet. The Golden Age will make her fi rs t ocean trip on Wed nesday next. :She leaves this port direct for Liverpool,- whence she will sail for Australia, and will form the pioneer of the new line between the latter and our Pacific coast. For the present, her port will be Panama • eventually Aca pulco and San Francisco. She is built ?or the Australian Steam-ship Company, of this City,—S. Howard and Son, Agents. The Company propose to construct four or five vessels of the same class, as soon as their arrangements shall be sufficiently perfected. So, we may look henceforth for fresh and pleasant news of nuggets from the fields of Aus tralia, not by way of England and the Collins line, but by Howard, Panama, and the Golden Age. ADVERTISEMENTS Advertisers are given the full benefit of the Repeal of the Duty. 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