The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-19 00:00:00

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For CONSTANTINOPLE AND } ism
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For OD ESSA

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For TREBIZONDE. OTTERBOURNE... 19th May.
For WILA'I Z & IBRAIL (direct).. ANN POWELL .... I gth May.
For DO. DO.
For rates of freight, &c., apply to
E. & J. P. SCHILIZZI, JUN.,
8, Brunswick-buildings.

JOHAN

19th May,

STEAM COMMUNICATION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL
AND WATERFORD.
The new powerful and fast-sailing team ships
e 1.41111 MARS... . Captain M. BURNS,
AND
WILLIAM PENN .. Captain W. FRY,
or other eligible vestel, is intended to sail
"1' FROM CLARENCE DOCK.
Tuesday 20th May, at 10 o'clock, morning
Friday 23rd May, at 12 o'clock, noon
Tuesday 27th May, at 4 o'clock, i fternoon
Friday ..,30th May, at 8 o'clock, morning
Leaving Waterfoid for Liverpool every Tuesday and Friday.
FARES—Cabin (Including Steward's fee). 15s; Deck, 7s 63.
For freight or passage alply io Waterford at the Waterford Steam
Ship Company, Mall; or in Liverpool to
GEORGE K. PAYNE, 23, Brunswick-street.

31 et May.

WEST OF IRELAND.
STEAM COMMUNIC A. TION BETWEEN LIVERPOOL

[ADVERTISEMENT.]
TO THE PROPRIETORS OF STEAM
VESSELS AND ENGINEERS.

S. O'Regan, patentee of the marine vertical tubular
boiler, with smoke prevention furnaces, having movable,
fire-resisting, chilled bars, begs to call the attention of
the above, and others, to the advantages obtained on this
principle over the horizontal tubular boiler and furnaces,
as at present in use.
Space being an object, the horizontal tubular boiler
was resorted to in preference to the flue boiler, it being
well known to all practical persons, that great inconve-
nience and expense was incurred in the use of these
boilers, arising from the repairing and renewing of tubes,
their horizontal position allowing the soot and products
escaping from the furnace to line the tubes inside,
while the outside is covered with scale and salt ; and, in
proportion to its accumulation, (particularly on long
voyages,) increases the consumption of fuel, and decreas-
ing the quantity of steam, and lessening the speed of the
engine.

The patentee, after twenty years experience in marine
boilers and furnaces, having for the last five years devoted
the greater part of his attention to boilers and furnaces,
and having produced a now perfectly well established
smoke prevention furnace, which effects a saving of 30
per cent in fuel, and lasts more years than the old furnace
would months the furnace being constructed upon
mechanical and natural laws—fearlessly challenges the
world to disprove its merits.
Knowing the great advantages of hisifurnace for marine
boilers, and appreciating the necessity of overcoming the
many disadvantages of the old boilers, the patentee
invented the vertical tube boiler, the advantages of which,
are, the tubes being vertical the water inside is heated by
the flame passing outside around the tubes, causing the
heated water to force its way upwards through the tubes,
thus acting as a scouring agent, preventing crustation and
salt deposit, The cleaning and renewing the tubes is
provided for with perfect ease, being one of the most
essential points in the marine boiler. Then, the great
saving, of fuel, and increased duration of the furnaces, as
before explained, must be fully understood by all parties.
The direct course taken by the flame in the horizontal
tubes can only measure its length—while in the vertical
tube boiler the zig-zag course taken by the flame around
the tubes, must compel the heated air to infringe on each
tube in a manner to rob it of the greatest possible amount
of heat, the tubes being free from saline deposit and soot,
as before explained.
Having, as the inventor/believes, produced a marine
boiler, with all the necessary requirements which the
products of combustion, and the duration of the boiler
and furnace requires, the patentee solicits all parties
interested in such matters to inspect the drawings, &c.,
and thereby convince themselves that, by the adoption of
his boiler and furnace, a saving of fully fifty per cent.
may be effected. The old form of boiler can be altered at
a trifling expense.—Yours, &c., SIMoN O'REGAN, C.E.
6, South Castle-street, Liverpool, May, 15, 1855.

THE APPROACHING FLOWER SHOW.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NORTHERN TIMES

Sir,—We are notified by advertisement of the Annual
Flower Show at the Botanical Gardens, on the 29th inst.
The advertisement impresses onus that/there will be two
bands of music. The same announcement was made last
year, and I was ashamed to witness the half-dozen " seedy"
performers, who, when they had regaled our ears at one
orchestra with a few horrible " reminiscences," crept
under the tent and re-appeared in orchestra No. 2, with a
selection of Negro melodies and other popular airs. I
wish to enquire if the same arrangement is to prevail this
season.—l am, sir, yours, &c., FLORA.
Liverpool, May 15, 1856.

AND WESTPORT.

The splendid and powerful steam-ships
NORTHMAN,
• 41V INF Captain JAMBS BUTLER •
EARL OF LIICAN,
(Now building);
KOHINOOR... .... Captain JOHN PUGH WILLIAMS.
Are intended to sail as follow, in May, unless prevented by unfore-
seen a&cidents, from LIVERPOOL (south ea%t corner of Clarence
basin) to WESTPORT :—_

Saturday 24th May,
Saturday. 3lst May,
The owners of these steamers will not be accountable for loss or
damage of any kind sustained by live stock, nor for passengers' lug-
gage, nor parcels above the value of .W 5, unless booked and paidfor
according to their value ; nor for breakage, leakage, or damage of
any kind whatever.
Cargo received at the south-east corner of the Clarence Basin,
Liverpool. Freight on all goods payable on delivery.
The KOHL NOOK upon her trial trip on Friday, he 18th April,
1856 on the West Coast, accomplished 14 miles per t our, which
vessel is intended to ply between Wes, port and the following port s
Newport, Belmullet, Bally f Toy, Balling, Clifden, Connomara, Clare
Island, Black Sod Bay, Achill, &c., as a feeder to the line.
This is the cheapest and most expedl lions route for goods to Cast.e-
bar, Ballinrobe. Holymount, and other towns in Mayo.
dabin passage, 15s includi,,g fees ; Deck. 7s.
For freight or passage, or further particulars, apply to John
Orrell Lever arid Co., Westport; to John Orrell Lever, Alan-
cheater ; or to

JOHN ORRELL LEVER.
South East Corner of Clarence Basin Liverpool.

LIVERPOOL AND ITS HOLIDAYS

CONSTANTINOPLE, BLACK SEA,
P 4, AND THE
a*7 DANUBE. , the
LIVERPOOL.
The undersigned have the following first-class vessels now loading COTTON. —The cotton market continues without cheat.' fatly
ror the above destinations, viz pee age fatly
transactions have been on a moderate scale, and ..,, 9d ,
Ship. Will sail about unintatned. The sales—includ.ng 100 Fgyptians, . `,'"i„no are ea
Surat, 4id to sd—are reported at 6,000 bales, of whicn u'
speculation and for export.

TRADE REPORT.-SATURDAY'

LONDON. • ed quota.
TALLow.—The market is a shade firmer at the subjoin, op the
eL ipoonts:4v6i : ; —MTa yo wt
on tallow,un e, 451s§d nett
; occatsltio;
Town tallow, 48s 6d; fat by ditto, 2a 6id ; yellow Russino6:‘ 100 d
DPeecte,rs4bssurtY•Aver,tge.
fris-;
melted stuff, 36s 6d; rough ditto, 235; tallow raves. 1 '
dregs, 7s.

e SATURDAY'S ARKTS. liOrYr
MARSEILLES Coare.—African wheMat, 48f; for December d_ember,
36f; prices are rising. Polish wheat, for June, 42f; for De.
33f.
DUNDALK ANNUAL Sable wheat, 36f. nd prices
FAlR.—Small supply of cattle, 2f
prr
very high. Store cattle aft per head higher. Debt be 101111
lb. Sheep also dar ; lippd did, in wool 7id. Lam and 13°"
downwards. Pork,e fAlsc pere cwt, with a large artHlY
demand.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

TATTERSALL'S.-SATURDAY

LATEST BETTING.

DERBY.

5 to 2 agst Wentworth
6.. 1 .. Fazzaletto
200 .. 8 .. Fly by Nitht (offered)
17 .. 1 .. Prince
IS .. 1 Coroner (taken)
100 .. 1 .. Yellow Jack (taken)
25 .. 1 .. Vandermeulan (taken)
100 .. 10 .. Bsrittriositga Lions
aand
(taken an d
offered)of fere
A

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, Max 19

WIND YESTERDAY—North-West,

HIGH WATER—Morn., 11 5 —Eveg, 11 21 —Heiirbt, 15 ft. la
OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND•

`,Fanny, from Africa.

May 16.—Cleator (s.s ), and Eleanor. Santander—,/r
Von NVeickman, and Hevelluis, Danzic—John Pre"°' e Vantic
Spera, Hamburg. May 17.—J J. Boyd, New York—Carolinioten'
—Adonis, Port-au-Prince. May 18.—Arabia (R.N.
Enterprise, St. Domingo.

ARRIVED.

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May l7.—Emeu (s.s.), Havre—Saranak, and Northlall:P.Pobi(l:.se.):
!Ala—Africa (R.)1,..5.), New York—Tagus, Lisbow-01"sepslo'
Genoa—Eugenie, Newfoundland—Governess, Algoa Bar-puncao,
Chris and Carnatic, St. Petersburg— ord Fitzgerald, andC VessYon& St.
Carbonsur—Gannett (5...), Rotterdam. May 18.—
John, N.B.—John Fraser, Charleston—Amathea, Calcutta.

SAILED,

OUTPORTS. gall
Callao-- fort
Queenstown, May 17.—Arrived—Dunrobin C stle)
ni Boche
A.
S. Allan, Mauritius—Unicorn, Corsica Bay—Spring, au— George
for Dalhousie, leaky—W. B. Dan Hilton, Baltimore--
bsloe•
Hopeley, Charleston—Darnley, Barbados. Dar gear
Dublin, May 17.—Arrived—Jenny Lind, and Elizabeth, thageo
Belfast, May 17.—Arrived—Madan, New York—ar
Norfolk, NS. Sailed, May 16.—Henrietta, tta, I iverpool• ,7.....lsfaari
Greenock, May 16.—Arrived—Brenda, Trinidad. ItY;;tie, 14"
Ann, Matanzas—William Pelle, Mauritius—John M.' .
Orleans. Sailed, May 16.—Albert, Marseilles and Odessa
Plymouth, May 16.—Sailed—Dauntless, LiverpoJl.
MARITIME EXTRACTS. len
Liverpool, May 18.—Arabia (R.M.S.), Stone. front Bariatcs°: ;frota
May 7, Halifax May 8. On the Bth, passed 11.M.5. Aine
10
HaliCax to Boston. Hs specia value ae 190,570.
St. John, N.F., Maya 6. —The Rosina, of Cadiz, saw (fit,bute,tf;
inst., the wreck of the Paragon, of Liverpool, with rudu
u. ebrigaati:g,
and boats gone, cargo cotton, in lat. 42, lon. 50.—Tu-4, ion. -of
Francis fell in with, on the 20th April, 10 a tn., in lat. na co
being the eastern edge of the ice, pa
painted chest ineril`,ong bca
Montreal's signal chest, also with part of the stern of ao'ine sere
and tour oars, also a keg of lime juice and vinegar, an,d.„s,pcit Or
candles were floating about, but no other signs 01 ""- to
visible.
Brnisaltot;
sr ved by the Squando at New Orleainns.lat. 38
19."
,mwoares,all,laanydio.n—eTdhme
abracrhqu3eo,Queen Victoria, from ...ray.rlacle
cutter 13eci
St. Vincent, Cape de Verds, April 31—An English streci'
with provisions, spirits, wine, &c ireported to have been it
~ 9
on the Hartwell reef. Ar
IlooglY'
The Mary Robinson in proceeding down the river
8, in tow of a steamer, grounded in the eastern gut. slis, o°l
Alarm, Pearson, from Cadiz at Rio Janerio,
having mutinied„and broached part of cargo of wine.
lon. 68 "
~ n
for Austr

FOREIGN PORTS.
Equity, Hayes, hence at New Orleans.
Windsor, Wy tt. hence at Para. of
Meteor, Pearse, hence at Mobile.
Ericsson (U.S.M.S.), Clara Brookman, Sebastian Cabot, Citl
Mobile, and Agnes—all hence at New Ycrk. With
Rome, hence at Philadelphia. wa,
Vermont, from Baltimore at Newport, ILL, for Queengt°
part of cargo damaged. _ ii
Marmiot. Horn, hence at Colombo. •60 MI
eF Fortuna, ; and Velocida le, Baird, both henee,,,do--
Cloud, Muir, from Monte Video; and Evangelist, from I"°'
at Buenos Ayres.
with of °air
Wilton Wood, Jackson, hence at Monte Video, lose
mast In a white squall, March 19, in lat. 35 S., lon. 49 %V. 11., Su
Rosalie, from Gibraltar; Linda, and Ferris, both fro„,•decr. air
Ayres; and Thomasina, from Rio Janeiro—all at Monte v toiled '-
Don
England Juan, Jones, from Gualegnay at Monte Video, andPani ...,
. Tro
Netherton. from Pernambuco; and Port Wallace, from for
bosh at Bahia, a . Florist.; yia
Glaucus sailed from Bahia for New York, March 2°, nava
Gibraltar,:March 26; Oberon, for Gothenburg, March 29; a ail
Harrison, for Bremen, April 16. a...oer, _..%
Bonita, Sturmay Ithuriel, Lang ; and S
' ' nit, 0110.1
hence; Belle, Scott; Titania, Pierce; and Volant, ,ar.3--d Jeffntr
Newfoundland; Eliza, fregarthen, from London; an ad,
Briad, from Va para so—all at Pernambuco. sod gi'"
Sappho, M'Kellar, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco.
for
for Bahia. 001
led
Tasso, Stabb, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, en cli
gar a
Rio Grande. 001. a si
Laura sailed from Pernambuco for Macelo and LiverPioril le,
pringbok. r '
30; Levant, April 7; Runo, April 9; and Martha Ann, r -
for Paraiba. .
r
Pathnder, Law, hence at Maanham. Vera Cl'll'
Romufilus, Brown; aad Eagle, Lister—both hence,at
and sailed for Laguna. lli 9
Banshee, Collins, hence at Vera Cruz. so
Gondar,
Gondar, Michaels; British Princess, LightbodY;
Hutchinson—all hence at Charleston• OOP
Home, and Repeater—both hence at Castine.
and sea
Security, Campbell; Earl of Derby, Hodge; a" nay
ge01"
Murphy—all hence at Constantinople. left for
Scamander (s.s.), Follett, hence at Palermo, and
M y 9.
John Clemens, hence at Messina. , „
Metropolitan (s.s.), hence at Leghorn, and sailed for ' a`les'
Juff Helugonda, Gugon. hence at Harburg.
St. Cloud, Raniere, hence at Tarragona. ...yr
Eclipse, and Janette Melanie—both hence at Ostend. „,,,,hipaa,„.
plat,
arts sailed from Callao fur Chinchas. March 27 ;...crtil, all
w
plat, and Princess Helene, April 1 ; and Araminta, Marc
Eng and.
Bell sailed from Antigua for Liver, Marcia 5.
Oceanus, and Templar—both hencepool at:Jamaica. th. March f
Corniga, sailed from Monte Video, March 15; Efea moan' '
and Ann Hell, March 24—a1l for England;
Entre Rios; and Sea Witch, March 15, for the Maori t.:, afarcora,
Ferris 'sail d from Buenos Ayres, March 20; Lan,. el; /01l
Gauntlet, March 23; and Jo, March 27—a1l for Li" tiirood,„ et/
March 24, for London ; Ar, thusa, March 5; El zabethgarda 0; (or
101'
15; and May, March 20—all fcr England; Spinner, Marc
Dauntless, March B—both for Falmouth for. gal,
Valparaiso ; and Ocean Sprite, March 15, Guayleg, ;000 ; afeal''
Sophia, Jones, from Mayo ; Helvellyn, Kidd, from '-', foal
..504
Ballmant, Lyle, from Newport; James Stewart, Tayln2,erged,
foundland; Windermere, Langeake ; Vriehandel, I," oerr,
Forgetmv-Not, all hence—all at Rio Janeiro. for ceylen;d Coe
Rosetta sailed from Rio Janeiro, March 29,
Rose% s.
ii
0;
AP 111 1, anaellaPa
April 1, for the Cape of Good Hope; Annie Scott, and A sod
quest, April 13—both fur Bahia; Onward, April 5,,0ar cubs;
April 6—both for New York ; Rosetta, April 10, 1 00
k ;
Panama (s.s.), April 12, for Valparaiso. Cian'C ~
Surat, Graham; Rosamond, Gething; Black Swan,
rit '• t
Beraza, Bake—all hence at Bahia. don, AP led f°
Nimrod, from Sidney at Bahia, and sailed for Lon
sod sailed
Peerless, Mearns, from Newfoundland at Bahia,
Bost m, April 14. 10 APrilall ft°
Arlel, from Pernambuco at Bahia, and sailed for 1t.,.:ca5..-
Nile, Milligan; Ann Laurie, Walters; and Eliza, 1,.
pern°°-
Newfoundlafrnd at Bahia. ds, fn°
Fortuna,from Sydney, N.S.W., and Eliza !lan ipa
~;‘, el a,
buco—both at Valparaiso. for I,l"'''utoliw"
Vicar of Bray sailed from Valparaisn, March 17,„ son An.,, AO"
perial, March 21, for Tomi; Favourite, March 27,.°,:de5, from.
Endeavour, from England; Fitzjames and A
la.
ri„,,,,0„
tralia ; Zetland and Zillah, from Chinchas—mil at
North American (s.s.), Grange, hence at Cltlebec_' irork.
Hermann (s.), and Neptune- both hence at New -

BIRTHS. hettob
On the 11th inst., the wife of Mr. George She.fplA r
Preston. of a son.
On the 18th inst., Mrs. Charles Widmer, of a sori•
l.
MARRIAGES. t
ter, by Pod
On the 11th inst., at St. John's Church. Manche, to
Wm. Huntington, M.A., rector, Mr. William Aldred'
g, of
daughter of Mr. Elisha Shelmerdine, all of that clty..tepheo ,aii
w eoc On
attuhhceetillo22:thhe
eirin,nsbsttc...,t,ha taotPfls:itt.atnpCcehhteeurrt,ceshr.,6hhyurtchhe, Re v . 11 • ° .1 ob 0 '
David Rushworth, to Louisa Alice, only daughter of Alf' ,or
LiverP- ,:a yo7l i
nol fir,
You
Jones, jun., grocer, Bromboro', Cheshire, to 11!,ausrge17' r. 14
daughter of John Waring, Esq., late of the same ell „Aanobel, ~, 1.•
On the 13th inst., at Zion Chapel, Stretford-road, .7.-`e late it, 01,
the Rev. J. Gwyther, Mr. T, 13. aters, son of t'' OW '8
ter 0
Waters, M.A., of Worcester, to Sarah Jane, (laugh Fvfloi.
Walton, Esq , of Old Trafford, Manchester. Rho *behoo °
On the El 4 Inst., at the Cathedral Church of St. ~iora, -
gelist, Salford, Mr, J. Nolan, to Miss Bridget Cunisine,
Salford.

601'
DEATHS. .dence. Frit '.
On the 14,h Jar. last, aged 32 years, at his Test . ph°
Australia, after a protracted and painful illness, " „wile
builder, formerly ot hlacclesfield, Cheshire. s mres,4,ter.•
On the 21st Feb., at sea, on his voyage to IWO__ grine"yrsi
Joseph, youngest son of Mr. Edw. Ede, of Brought°Ted o,,ire.
On the 2nd ult., at Pernambuco, of yellow lever,ar7 nesqlsnd.
John Joseph, fourth son of Mr. Sam. Johnston, boc a .01 ltu
On the gth inst., aged 73 years, Mt. James Hull, se • op,
li77T hou
1.
e, tyo, . rn,
street, Chorlton-upon-Medlock. ~,, Littieb°r of
On the 11th inst., in his 15th year, at Gale N° as rIY
nriEmeadorar:
vr,
in v
vasl trlt
edho:c.sec,h.
.tad2gpagteee.
hedap, Torn kW, ..ort
~, gr.; er
satWmilalinacmh,essotenr,ofmMr.r.wTh.orosl ~ fortni,e.o„,
On he 16th inst., at his residence, Liscard Viliaa be !at
hter of t
On the 17th inst., aged 21 year% Mary, eldest &tug
eSarhsrewsbury. sot to
......—...—.. when
ilo' Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted
our Office duly authenticated. •
—, . Of

THE BRITISH MUSEUM.-It is stated that the I',l-5 of IPlOr
the British Museum have recommended to the
made
Treasury, that a grant of £5,000 should be made f°l. 3
rating the interior of the new reading-roon. , writtefilw
JENNY LIND AND BARNUM.— Jenny Lind uag ~,, deer/
private letter to a lady of Philadelphia, in whieb,97o,ubles:
sympathises with Mr. Barnum in his finalle :s es her
ascribes to him the most noble qualities, and 00„T",,ossal.'"
intention of placing a sum of money at his uisr
Baltimore Sun, April 28.

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MONDAY,. MAY 19, lallf.