The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-17 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL, OCTONER

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ARRIVED.
Oct. 16.--Eliza- Hawes. from Valparaiso—Hen,ich, Cronstadt—
Charles Jackson, Islay—Goshawk, Gytheon—Pcrsmerance, Malaga
—Queen of the Rx, Mooch— A. Burdett Coutta, Lanoviter—Gen.
Mina, Manainilin—Kangaroo 0,4.), Philad.l,,bra—Khersonese
(R.M.S.), Portland—lnfanta, St. Stephens—F:o4,s., and Vigrunt.
Owend Vadecia. Itochfort—Ontario, St. Andrews—Sarah Bate,
--Batelle, Christiana.

FLRTh.
Oct. 16.--Tohn 'Wray, for Rotterdam —Herman, Ri
Iceland—Triumphant, Naples—Orlon, Stettin.ca—Johaneas,

MARITIME EXTRACT 9.
Liverpool. Oct. 16. —The barque Eva, for Pernam, wen" ashore last
night chse to the Seacombe wall, but came off on this morning's
flood.—The Khersonese (R. 111.8.), from Portland, Sept. 27, Halifax
Sept to, and Newfoundland, Oct. 5; frond the currents running
unu'ually Wong off the coast of New'oundland. On the sth f st,,
in let, 48, 100. 50, pascerl an iceberg 150 feet h vh, and of consider_
able circumference, drifting slowly to the southward. On the 3rd
inst„ S.W. of Cape Pines, passed a Ship's boat with Inttom stove,
WexYr-rd, Oct. 2. —The of And from Giaszow for
and Moulme n, came ashore on Illackwater Bank
last
night, and it is feared will go to pieces. Three of the crew lost.
Phila•!elphia, Oct. o,—The Vritanuia. Bartlett, from Di

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FOREIGN FORT:

A krah at St. Helena for Cowes, with rudder
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damagred. end • fro, Nfauritius ; !%I otiltain,
Lord Harding°,
Star of the East, from Colombo— all a" St Helena,
Liverpool.
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st Andrews (s.s.) sailed from Malta for Alexandria, Oct. 9,
Eliza Anne, hence at Gelatz
Tamaulipas (a s.), hence at Bordeaux. York, August 19.
Attic (surveying steamer), from Qoeenstown ; and Herald, and
Mare' tret both hence—all at St. John's, N.F.
Queen, haute at Harbor de Grace.

from Calcutta; and

On the llth J BIRTH.
Allan, of a undaughtee, at Pyrmoat,
.Sydney. N.S.W.. Mrs. Lewis 11f,
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to Alice, second
MARRIAGES.
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Qehgtreoroomf,thßeennjaem,„l nwiTarioaume
On the 15th inst., at S'. Saviour's, Bamber Bridge, by the father
of the bride, and the Rev George Tronghton, IA 8., brother of the
On the IGth inst. at St. George's Church, Everton
T. Moore. Mr. William Wright, to Sarah Ann by the Rev.
William Shaw, Egg., of Everton. , only daughter of
DEATHSt."to,ign,noafn.Literpooi

wen (after a long illness), deeply regretted by a large
On ith inst.. at her residence, Ebiall Hall, Shropshire, Miss
on the Isth inst., at Caiderston. Alexander Morton. aged 65.
who for 30 Years had faitfully. zealOusly, and efficiently served J.
N. Walker, Esq., as head...gardener.
ElrliClaeboefthreolltiotis and friends.

Births, alarriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent
to Our Office duly authenticated.

CAPITAL PUNISHMENTS.—We understand that a demon-
stration in favour of the total abolition of capital punish-
ment will take place in the new nee Trade Hall,
Manchester, during the ensuing mouth, when several
members of parliament, and other well known friends of
the movement, are expected to be present. We believe
that Mr. George Wilson has consented to preside, and
that the attendance will be worthy of the iMnortanne, of tha