The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-25 00:00:00

Selling Plate of 50sovs. Cambridgeshire Course.

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Ladybird
Miss Digby

THE RACE FOR THE CAMBRIDGESHIRE.
After many attempts to make a start, and more than half an
hour had been cut to waste, Mr. Marshall gave the word "go"
at 17 minutes past four, the running being made by Benbow,
followed by
mesan, Roesia, and Optimist, these comprising the front lot.
Stamped°, Maid of the Mist, Weatherbound, Par-
On ascending the hill, Golden Pippin went to the front, and
headed Maid of the Mist, Summerside, Heiress, and sir Wil-
liam drawing forward on the upper ground. The race needs
little further description, as, where the old Duke's Stand.
stood, Weatherbound rushed to the front, followed by Mlle.
Chantilly, the race soon being left with the two, the latter
having the best of it in the last one hundred yards,
and was only beaten on the poet by a head. Heiress was
third, beaten five lengths ; Maggiore and Roesia were
the next two, close together, followed by Thunderbolt,
Chance Shot, Sir William, and Benbow, in the order named.
Feodorowna Moorcock, Moorhen, and Australian Maid EFot
badly off, and were never fairly in the race. The greatest win-
ners are Mr. William Day and lais party, the principal of which
is Mr. F. Swindell, of Manchester. It may, however, be
remarked that victory, in this instance has been attended with
a slice of good luck. as had such a jockey as Fordbam been on
the French mare, :Mlle. de Chantilly, she could not have lost.
It is almost seedless to say the ring has received a severe shock
by the result of this event.

stining 3xttrilignut.

Wind yesterday,W.S.W.; at Holyhead, S.W., tine breez e.

ARRIVED.
Oct 23 Carymbos,Caithness,Santander
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Ganges, Evans Altata Oct 24
G llarbut, Mason Mobile Rheidal Vale, Thomas,
Gipsy Queen, Page Patras Rotterdam
Etwourite, Stapleton, Debutant, Richards ...Nantes
Marseilles Queen of the Isles ...Pomaron
Tagus ;ss), Wade Lisbon,Llmperador (ss) Aden

OFF TH.
Louisa, a
SAP

:E PORT.
and Agnes.
LED.
E 8 T, Mitchell Rotterdam
Eweretta,M`lienzie,Demerar a
Juanita, Davies Vera Cruz
Francis Poole, Lewes...Bruges
Antelope, Upham Fayal
Oct 24
Stella, Andrews...Pernambuco

Oct 23
Jane, Evans Dordt
Oregon, Harrison Dordt
Ann Davies Dordt
Jane Elizabeth Dordt
Flintshire Lass, Jones Dordt
Devon, Exelby Dordt
Marys, Donovan ...Rio Janeiro
FOREIGN PORTS.
Canadian (ss), hence in Straits of Belle Isle Oct 15
Rosalie, Halwyk, hence at Ostend
Numa, Benassi, hence at Alexandria
Lord Warriston, John Davies, and Lord Elgin, all hence at
Quebec
Jenne, Norge, Fiume, Olive Branch, and Wilhehnina, al!
hence at Constantinople
Trebizonde, hence at Constantinople, and cleared for Odessa
lonia (ss), hence at Trieste
Rita (ss), hence at Barcelona
Turia (ss), hence at Tarragona, and sailed Oct 15 on her
return

SPOKEN.
Octavia, Cardiff for Hong Kong, Sept 1, 275, 28W
National Guard, bound west, Oct 12, 47N, 29W
W 1, Schmidt, of New York, Oct 16, in soundings
Marehmont, Oct 14, 49N, OW
Brooksby, hence for Maranham, Sept 16, seven days out
OUTPORTS.
Mary Ann, from Miramichi at Kingstown
Enterprise, from Richibucto at Dublin
Mary Ann, hence at Youghal for Jamaica
Thomas Blyth, from Mauritius at Deal
Need, from Glasgow, and Hope, from Barrow, both at Kings-
town for Havre
Helen Stewart, from Riga at Aberdeen
Eliza Ann, for Rotterdam ; Louis Hamax, for Matanzas ; Jas
Jardine ; Maria Stella, for Nantes ; Frederick William, for
Malaga ; and Plover and Devon, both for Dordt, all hence at
Holyhead
Falmouth, Oct 24—Arrived Egbert, Stefano, and Iris, from
Taganrog; Ledaol, Odessa; Perla, Alexandria; and Otto,
Maxilone
nr.t A rri INISTKI. Pelham, and Nouns
from Taganrog ; San G Baptista, udessa ; memora, Alexan-
dria ; Antigua Packet, Hayti ; Fortuna, Memel ; Francisco
Gibbt rte, Maria Carlotte, and Treke, Odessa : Sarah Ellen,
Cattavanka ; Lettice Catterine, Buenos Ayres ; Le Union,
Trieste ; Alexandro 11, Taganrog to Falmouth and Cork ;
Zingari, Cardiff to Ceylon, to land a disabled man. Sailed :
Jessie, and Agnes, both for Liverpool
Dublin, Oct 24—Arrived: Providenzia, from Riga; Eleanor
and Jane, San Lucar Phcebus, Taganrog; Mary Anne, Mira-
michi Brilliante, Odessa ; Betsey, Hue;va
Greenock, Oct 24---Arrived : Lord Sidmouth, from Quebec;
Salva Virgin Maria, llavana. Sailed : Anomia, for New York

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, October 24.
The Gold Hunter, for Plymouth, NS, has put back to
Greenock
The Luzon, for Liverpool, has put back to Vigo leaky
The Oregon, for Dordt, and Doctor, for Newcastle, were
agro.nd yesterday on the Great Burbo, but floated off sad
proceeded
Quebec, Oct 12 : The Coral Isle, Laverick, from Liverpool to
Montreal, was totally wrecked Sept 18, near Point Armour; a
small part of cargo saved, remainder (with the wreck) sold for
£206. The Moses Taylor, ashore at Matashquin, is reported to
have been sold on the spot with her cargo. The St Lawrence,
from Montreal for the Gyde, put back with slight damage from
collision. The Vulcan, froiZ Montreal for Gloucester, has put
back, crew refractory
Milford, Oct 22 : Several cask.: of spirits have washed on
shore here, marked " Geneva No. 1," and " DD.," with an
anchor in the circle, and "J,TWP" undo. it. A deal of wreck,
fell in :with a boat
apparently the bulwarks of a good sized vc,Ssel, has been fallen
in with Hear this haven
The G Hurlbut, arrived here from Mobile,
of about 6 tons, with " Avenir, of Dieppe," on her str.:.rn, and
apparently adrift from the Grand Bank •
New York, Oct 10 : A barque, painted black, under jury.-
masts, was passed 10 miles WSW of Saud Key Sept 27, bound
into Key West
St John, N.F. : The Caroline Schenk, Bond, lost near Petty
Harbour

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