The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-14 00:00:00

May 12.

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Lady Sale ltiaratiliani
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Dannebarg ....
Ec:Ona-d .. ...... ...... .. Ghent
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May 13.
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Underwriter . : .... ..New WrL
311cIdieton .... St. John, N.B
Empire State.. ...... New York

Greenock, May 13.—Arrived—James, from Villa Nova. Sailed—
Glasgow (e.g.', for New York—May 12, Hayti, for H .yti.
Dublin, May 13.—Arrival (s.s.), from Loudcn.
Plymouth, May 13 rrived—Elluope (s.s ), from Africa,

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

A steamer, supposed till Caledonia, which left Liverpool Aprii 10.
arrived blow Quebec cn the evening of the 20tb, bat the Canadian
ti legraph lines had clued bAore she arrived.
Gibraltar, May I.—The Woodman, from Gatatz to Queenstown,
which put into this port April 18. is reported with cargo damaged
and pumps choked, and is discharging.

SPOKEN.

April 26, at 3 p.m , w as seen a packet-ship bound east, n ith paicted
ports and bla k diamond in foretopsail (probably the Philadelrhia.
!rem New York for Liverpool) by steamer City of New York, arrived
at Philadelphia.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Thebes (s.s.) sailed from Malaga for Liverpool, April 22.
Gambier (s.s.), hence at Hamburg.
(lustre Bras, and Sir R. Jackson—both hence at San Francisco.

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

For particulars of the loss of ship Cathedral, Cap'ain Howard from
Philadelphia for San Francisco, off Cape Horn. Feb. 18,,in sat. 59 :4
~ icn. 69 38 W., see general news columns:—The C. was an A
vessel of 1,666 tons repster, built at Portsmouth, in 1855, owned by
Enoch Train, of Boston, and valued at 100,00) dolts. She had a cargo
of 2,200 tons coal, worth some 11,000 dole,
Barque Courier, from Mobile for Boston, previously reported aban-
doned, was fallen in with, no date given, in lat. 35 50,10 n. 72, by the
barque Wm. Cbase,,at Georgetown, who found her with foremast
and all her topmasts gone, min spencer set, otherwise in good order.
Remained by her come time with the i,tention of taking her in tow,
but a gale coming on was compelled to le ive her.
Barque Susin Jane, which cleared at Philadelphia, -28th ult., for
Sebastopol, 19 tLe first vessel that, has ever departed from that c ty
for Sebastopol. The Messrs. Wickersham Bros. send the barque out,
laden with several steam engines, tog ther with other materials and
30 men, to raise the sunken Russian ships of war at Sebastopol. ,
Ship Arabella, from Apalachicola for 'Liverpool, was strack by
lightning on the 14th ult. and tctally consumed. The captain and
orew were rescued and taken into St. George's, Bermuda, on the
19th.

Ship Rebecca, from New Orleans for Liverpool, put into St.
Georges, Bermuda, 19th ult., leaky.
A lane ship was seen ashore on the G:ngerbread Ground llth ult.
ith foremast E one. There were a number of wreckers around.
Ship Helen A. Miller, from Newport, es ales, before reported, put
into No,folk in distress, in a gale on the 4th nit., carried away cut-
Water, fore topgallant mast, toils, and sustained other damage.
Perique J. Godfrey, at San Francisco, Ist ult, from Hong Kong, ex-
perienced very revere gales in the China seas ; latter part more
moderate, and fine weath;r. Made the run .rom Japan in 22 days.
America, Barstow, cleared at New York:for Liverpool, April 29.
Ultda, from Ardrossan, via Belfast, at Baltimore.
Alexander, from Liverpool at Charleston.
Quatre Bras, from Liverpool at San Francisco in 132 days.

Tonawanda ;ailed from Philadelphia for Liverpool, April D.

BIRTHS.
On the 12th inst., at Waterloo, Mrs. John Forshaw, of a son.
On the 12th init., at Upper Sapey, Herefordshire, the wife of the
Rev. Gilbert Sendbach, of a daughter.

MARRIAGE.
On the 12th Inst., at St. Peter's Church, EvertQn, by the Rev. P.
R. Moore, 8.A., Mr. Robart Carson, to Miss Annie Alexander.

DEATHS.

On Ile 4th inst., at the Manor House, Nettlebed, Oxon, aged 77,
William I homson, Esq., Lather of Mrs. J. Olllaird, of Ash loupe,
Fairflekl.

On the 11th inst., at 17, Netherfield-road South, Sarah, wife of
Ms. W. J Bishop.
Oa the 11th inst., at May Cottage, Aigburth, aged 45, E6aabeth
Mary, eldest danghter of the late Peter Chaloner, Esq.
On the 13th inst ,at 12, Jamen•street, aged 16 moths, M .r.
Anna, infant daughter of Mr. Henry Keet.

Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted vrlier
to our Oates duly authenticated.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

SHREWSBURY RACES.—YESTERDAY.
BIENNIAL STAKES.
Happy Prince .. 1 I Knockburn 6 4
Four ran.
HAWKSTONE CUP.
Polestar ...1 I Laodocia.. ...2 I MoonEhine
Six ran. Won by a length.
CORPORATION PLATE.
Blue Reck . 1 I Bold Buccicugh...2 I Old Torn
Four ran.
lIATTINGHAM STAKES.

Cripple.

LATEST BETTING.

THE "DERBY.
8 to 1 agst Skirmither. (offered)
9 .. 1 Saunterer
25 1 ... Bird-in-hand (taken freely)
SHROPSHIRE HANDICAP.
Catherine Logie .l I Madame Rachel
• Four ran.
HANDICAP PLATE.
Polly Johnson . 1 I Raffle
Four ran.

THE DERBY.
8 to 1 on the Field (offered)
20 to 1 agst Bird-in-Hind (taken) '
Maid of Derwent scratched for all her Manchester
engagements.

SOUTHERN HOSPITAL.

Weekly Report.•