The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-03 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL, MAY 3.
WIND YESTERDAY—Noith North-East.
HIGH WATER—Morn.,IO 18—Ertl. 10 42—Height, 17 ft. 8 in,

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.
City of Boston, and Dublin Lass.
ARRIVED.
May 2,—Eu,genle, Bolivia—Solo, Ilavanna.

SAILED.
May I.—Majestic, Queen, and Gez. Ball, St. Petersburg—Petlte
Emma, Seville. May 2.—Gannet (s.s.), Rotterdam Kingston,
Portland, A.S.—Dlogenes, Pernau—A. Z.. and Walter Scott, New
York—Snake, Gihraltar—Temisconata, Barcelona—Margaret and
Jane, Syra —Mary Stewart, Nen fou dland—Lampedo, St. John, I.H.
—Harriete, Cronstadt—Beramphore, Jane Leach, and Redwood,
Calcutta—Jane, Cuxhaven—Dora, Naples—St. Crispin, Constant'.
nople—Jenne Her ri, Borde4ux—Volascano, Balaklava.

OUTPORTS.
Falmouth, April 3l.—Sail:d—Ottoman, Liverpool.
Queenstown, May 2.—Arrived—Themis, Southampton—Juverna
(s.),
Dublin, May 2.—Arrived—N. Clyde, Callao.
Greenock, May 2.—S ~ilcti—Elizabeth Hughes, Montreal.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Liverpoo', May 2.—A screw steamer, supposed to be the Rita from
Santander, is on shore in the Victoria Channel.
A bale of cotton was passed on the 9.h Anril, in lat. 26 N., lon.
94 W., by the Cambyses. arrived in the English ChanneL
Holyhead, May I.—The schooner Lovely Lass, Parry, from New-
port to Liverpool, was in collision with the smack Tonnaon Castle,
from Runcorn to Pwllbelir when the latter sank. Crew saved, and
arrived here.
Demerara, April g:—The barque Pace, Tasso, of Genoa, bound to
Rio Janeiro, was fallen in with in lat 9 N., lon. 25 Wi, by the
Antarctic, M'Will ain, of Liverpool, bound to Calcu ta, which put
on board chief mate (Tonge) anil some hands who brought her in
here March 28.—[Mem.: The Vase, from Malaga to Rio Janeiro,
Cru,kaupon a rock east cf Vista, Feb. 16, and was reported to
I ave sunk.]
Chinchas, March 23. There are only 28 vessels now loading
guano at these Islands.
Barbados, April 9.—The Smyrna, from Rio Grande to Queenstown,
foundered after being contact with the Glaour, from Newfound-
land, March 25, in 117. t. 26 N., lon. 47 W. Crew arrived here in the
latter vessel.

SPOK FN

By Walla, arrived at Dublin.—On the 11th ult., In lat. 39 s N.,
lun, 22 32 W.. Jaanna City, of Hamilton, for Montreal, out 12 days.
—ln lat. 48 40 N., lon. 22 24 W., March 25, Seremi, from Liverpool
for Port-au-Prince, out 57 days.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Champion, hence at Madeira.
Calpe (s.s.), hence at Leghorn.
Queen Bee, hence at Guayaquil, and to sail for Callao, April a.
Great Britain (s.s.) sailed from Scutari fi.r Sp, zzia, with Sardinian
troops.
Fleetwood and Frances. Thomas Gowland, Crimea, Thesaalla,lBoll
Accord, and Infanta—ail hence at Constantinople.
Asses (s.s.), Horsfad, from Palermo at Messina, and left for
Alexandria.
John Lawson, Bell, hence at Port Arenas.
Times sailed from Port Arenas for England, March 27.
Harley sailed from Barbados for Liverpool, April 3.
Bonanza, Ogg. henc at St. Lucia.
Castries sailed from St. Lucia for Liverpool, April 2.
Sir W. Raleigh sailed fro .n Old Harbour for Liverpool, April 7."
Mogul, and Endytnion—bo...h hence at Valparaiso.
Elise, from Elsinore at Danzic, fur Liverpool.

BIRTH.
eacr4nhttheertat inst., at Rcck Park, Cheshire., l'tfrs. Edw. Evans, of a

MARRIAGES.
On the SOth ult., at the Parish Church, Preston, by the Rev. John
Owen Parr, M.A., vicar, Mr, James Burnet, of North John-street,
Liverpool, to Ellen, only surviving daughter of Mr. Wilding, Fench.
wo-d-street, Preston.
On the 31th ult., at the Wesleyan Association Chapel, Banns-
street, Rochdale, by the Rev. Jas. Molyneur, Mr. Joseph Kershaw,
tQSiiss Prances Brown, both of that town.
On the ist inst., at the Greek Church, London Wall, Peter Actos,
Esq., of Manchester. to C. IL Manuel, niece of A. C. Jonides, GLeek
Consul General, of Tulle-hill, Surrey.
DEATH.
an the 30th ult., at Higher Tranmere, aged 18, Annie, only
daughter of the late Mr. John Bird, of Scotland-place, Lit erpool.

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