The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-06-30 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS

Liverpool, June 29.—'1 he Niagara (It M.S.). Leitch, arrived from
Boston, sailed on the 18t inst., and fro,n Halitax on the 20th, at
4.50 a.m. She has 911,670 dollars on fre ght. Oe the 19 h inst., at
5 a.m.. passed the R. America; an'; on the 29th, at 2.45 a.m.,
passed the R.M S. Africa, hence for New York

Beaum.iris, June 27.—A boat, marked on tie stern "Wm. Piele.
Livern-ol," was picked up on the 22nd inst. off the Bishops, and I

brought in here. she had in her a bucket, some broken earthen-
war , and ri,:ces of paper.__

. _
Portsmouth, June 4.-71" w Bahiana (s. tr.). was fallen in wi h,
tu. e 22. Iv out 60 miles sou hwest of the Rock of Lisbon with'one
eng r,e ff,maged, and was• subsequently passed, June 25, off Cape
Fioisterre.

Plymouth, June. 21—Th, COUrirt, Grey, from Liverpool for New
York. which put ,n here leaky, i dischariin{.

Kingstown, June 28 —1 he Vivandiere (1.9 ), from Glasgow to
Cork. put in here with her engine damaged.
The Senat, Sinclair. hence i t Cronstadt, with damage, and
must b.+ hove down, having been agronn I.

The Alija Prong, scboer,hence a. Elsinore, with damage to fore-
mast, bouipd to Cromtadt.

The Algenoria, tor --, w th b, im.tone. out back to Palermo,
June 8, having sprung weak, and was dischareing on the 17th.
New Y, rk, June 16.--The barque Blake, which was abandoned,
March 29, in lat. 42 N., lon. 32 W , was passed, May 16, in lat. 40.
1 n. 23.—The Champion, loading for Europe, was caps zed, 'and
filled, on the gth inst., In the bay of Havai a during a heavy squall,
and two or' three lighters of sugar lying alongside were sunk by her
falling over on them. _

Quebec, June 1g..-A ship is reported to be totally wrecked in the
Saguenay. Crew Saved.

sroxrw.

Thomas, hence. May 17, In lat. 10 N., lon. 27 W.—Cynthla, from
Bev nut fur I iver 'not, June 11, .n at. 38 N.. lon. g W.—John
Hardy, tone*. f.r Smyrna, in lon. 9'.V.—Bordeaux, hence for San
Francisco, May 24, in lat. 6 N., lon. 21 W.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Persian, of Liverpool, In the Bosphorus.
Arno (.A.) sailed from Genoa, June 16; and Ranneys, June 19—
both for Liverpool
• Pan ore, It chards hence at Nantes.
Antje Suatia, Huisman hence at Cronstadt•
Isabella znd Catherine. Morvan, hence at Palau.
For una, thepin. hence at swin..munde.
Spartan sailed from 130 ny for', iverpool, April 5.
Ectw.rd, hence at Fernando Po.
Juba, hence. Benjamin Heap-, from Melbourne; and Tindex; from
Aberdeen—all at shanehae.
Patna, R.dgfxs ; and Visson. Cobb—both hence at Hong Kong.
Coquette, hence at Ca,aroons. far hf limha.
Sarah Horn, Wulfreton, r,nd F..tz bett—Ai hence at New Calabar.
Gulden A e and E JO of D rby—both hence at 80n..y.
Tyn.. (R.M.S.) from Vera Cruz at Havana. •
Ftdel ty sailed from Santander tor Liverpool, June 22.
San Ant,,nio. Cane ; and lita (a.s.)—hott, hence at San Sebastian.
Mari. Yencia sailed fro u San Sebastian for Liverp 01, June 24.
Marzaret (a.), hence at Havre.
l.ricsson (U. •' Arabi., (R.M.S.) ; Filen *listen, Garrick;
Thornton, Collins; and Enterprise, Waiteall hence at New York.
Cit of B iltimore (5.5.), hence a Philadelphia.
.Arago (U, S. anti Ern eu (5.4.) —both !tom Havre at New York.
Paterson, Hill; Potomac, Reid; and Coronet, Cousins —all hence
at New tirlvan .
Dorchester hence at Mobile.
Aran, Atkinson, hence at Sevens.
Alliance. Tinkham henc • at Charleston.
Seaflo•er, Woodberry ; and Daniel Webster, Putnam—both hence
at Boston.
Sylph, Blackmore, hence at Gibraltar.

BIRTHS

On the 271 h inst,
of a son

t Malvern-lodge, Oxton, Mrs. James BeazleY

On the 27th inst., at the Mount, Aigburth, Mrs. Edgar Garston, of

MARRIAGES

On the 26th inst., at St. Philip's, the Rev, Joseph Barton, of East
Leigh, in the coon y of Su•sex. to Campbell Etiror, youngest
daughter of G. It. Taylor. Esq., R.N., of Canning-street.
On the 2%itti inst.. at Christ Church, Haipurhey. the Rev. Fdward
Baynes uadcock. B A senior cur .te of the Parish Church, Batter-
sea, t Mary. daughter of Henri Hilton, Esq.. of Harpurhey Cottage,
and Fairgirth,

brightshire

DEATHS

At Hingolee, in the Dgccan.William q, nry Bontflower. Assistant-
surgeon H.E.1., attached to 'the 2nd Inlantty; Hyderabad Contin-
gent, eldest son of the Rev. H. C. Bonin Aver. Bury, Lancashire.
At Edwards creet. Por man-square, aged 74, Mr. Tli,mas Dolby
In early life he st.ffered for i i....1011s and practic it advocacy of par..
Itamentary reform a. d he originated and promoted the diffusi.n of
Cheap, popular, and ti-eful literature.
On t, e 21s lost ,at 61.. Haroilt, n square, Birker'
second daughter of the late Rev. A. drew Fyte, of Dumfries

eact, Margaret,

C: Births, Pdartiages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to

our -Office duly authenticated,

FASHIONS F

PROMENADE

1. High dress of light drab
Mantelette of black silk and

berths about a quarter of a
pointed both at the back and

two rows of broad gimp: at t

deep silk frill, over which
headed by a rich fringe; under
of broad lace ; edges of the gin

narrow ruck

Bonnet of violet
at the back of the crown is
broad green leaves; Nile cap with
2 Dress of grey silk, the skirt wits
with a band of pale red moire antique i.
black velvet at the edge of each band.

with small jacket cut separate; it is edges,
with a narrow band of moire ; up the centri-

band of white silk, on which are small red button

)f moire antique, pointed both at the back and front, tin-.
[shed in the front by bows of the same; small bows orna-

ment the front: the sleeve
_has one puff at the top, and
deep frill reaching below the elbow; it is trimmed to
correspond with the flounces. Bonnet of paille d'lralie.
with Mae!: lace, velvet, and ears 01 corn: blond

trimmf

cap with pale red poppies.
3. Dress of beautifully fine coloured muslin, the skirt
with four flounces. Plain high body, with capes pointed
both in the back and front : sleeves with three deep fu Ma
to correspond with the flounces. Mantille of black glace*
silk, very low on the shou'ders, it is pointed at the back
a chair, the frOnt ends reaching but very little below the,
waist : it is trimmed with five rows of very narrow fringe
headed with vets t; at the bottom of the mantille there•
are two deep fluted frills ; the deepest frill is trimmed
with three rows of narrow fringe and velvet, the top=
frill with two rows : this mantle closes at the waist.-
Bonnet of pink silk, trimmed entirely round with white•
lace; at the back of the sloping crown are placed three.
feathers, which lay over on to the front ; a bow of ribbon.
is placed at the top of the curtain.

4. Dress of very light brown silk, the skirt with four

flounces, the edges vandyked and trimmed with a rich

si,k fritige ; heading the fringe are bands of narrow velvet,
the ends erossina each other at the points of the van—
dykes. High jacket body, buttoning to the throat ; capes
a la bretellcs trimmed with fringe across the shoulders,
they are pointed at the back and front : the jacket, is
vandyked and trimmed to correspond with the flounces.
The sleeve has a plain piece at the shoulder, with very
deep bias frill finished with a row of fringe ; on the plain
piece above the frill, a narrow fringe is formed into van-
dykes, and a row of the broader fringe falls over the hilt.
We have seen a dress this colour with white silk fringe;
it has a very elegant and distinguee appearance.
5. Dress of black silk, the skirt with four flounces a
disposition. High jacket body of black silk, the jacket
corresponding to the edge of the flounces ; the front is
covered en stomacher with striped silk to correspond. Thai
sleeve is plain at. the top, with puff of striped silk ; beldw'
t-e puff is a deep trill left open in the front of the arm.
Bonnet of paille de riz. the curtain 4 dged with blond, and
a narrow band of violet satin ; a full wreath of violets is
placed over the curtain, and crossed on the front : blond
cap with violets.

6. Dress of green silk; the skirt has three flounces,
with plaided borders woven at the edge. High jacket
body fastening at the back; it is trimmed with two rows
of plaiting a vieille, in the form of a small cape: the
jacket has a flounce at the bottom, headed by a plaiting.
The sleeve has a very narrow plain piece at the top with
deep full frill ; at the bottom of the plain piece is a plait-
ing which gives the appearance of a small epaulette : under
sleeves of plain muslin ; they are formed or two very large
bouillons, with deep embroidered bracelets of cerise
velvet. Bonnet of paile d'ltalie, trimmed with cerise vel-
vet : the del) curtain has two rows of velvet, and a broad`
black lace falling over it; a second row of lace forms a\
fanchon: oo each side are cherries with leaves and blades,'
of long grass : cap fullings of tulle, without flowers.

DINNER DRESS FOR HOME

Skirt of Pale green glacee silk, long and extremely AIM.
Canezou of white net, or-very thin muslin, the bottom or
the basque flounced; a frill forms a bertha round the 811(411-
drrs • the flounce and bertha have a pink ribbon kin' in
the hem ; at the top 01 eacti of these, round the neck and,
down the front is a fulling of net or muslin, through which
is drawn a pink ribbon, the edges finished by a narrow
lace; the sleeves have two frills corresponding to the
berthe: engageantes of white lace.

COSTITME FOR HOME

Dress of blue taffeta; the skirt made extremely full ; at
about one third the length from the top is a ruche of
taffetas, which gives the skirt the appearance of having a.
very deep flounce: in the front six bows of velvet are
placed on the ruche. Watteau body, opening in front to
the waist, with small jacket cut separately; it is trimmed.
with a narrow ruche, the front crossed by narrow band&
of velvet, and velvet bow a the waist; the sleeves are-
bell shaped, with small epaulette : under sleeves of net, the-
large puff reaching but little below the elbow, terminating
in a deep lace ruffle; the puff is looped with bands of
black velvet.