The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-08-02 00:00:00

,2 I Mary Copp

Mincepie

Martinet,

NURSERY STAXE4
***** Daughter
Fifteen lan.
CHESTERFIELD CUP
I I Saraband.... ......
Seventeen ran.
SWEEPSTAKES 100 SOVS.
Sarabrand Walked over.
Prett QUEER'S PLATE.
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........ 2 Speed the Plaush,..
Three ran.

Termagant

2 f Clementine

THE INJURED, JOCKEYS,
The following medical report relative to the state of the jockeri
who were severely injured in the race for the Goothrood Stakes hug
been issued:
" " Dartholornew—Sericus injui y of the brain July 31, 185(i, 8 a.m.
scions ,very di, more cog'
" Frearnden—Concusion of the brain; unsatkfactory.
"Ashinell—Fractured collar bone; progres,ing favolltably.
" bone. Mundy—Comminuted fracture of right thigh and right eurar'
"Salter—Slight general concussion ; able to leave the infirmary
(signed) " IlosEar ELLioaT Senior Surgeon.'
, .
The Duke of Richmond visited the infirmary in the morning, forf
the purpose of personally making enquiries as to the condition of
the sufferers, and in order to see that nothing was neglected which
could tend toin alteviatee their p-in. Mr. Elliott, the senior surgeon:
inforus he cvnir g that Bartholomew had slightly improved
but that his case was still doubtful. The other jockeys were Pr°
greasing favourably.
A subscription has been started to defray the expenses of the Ch
t-
cheater Infirmary for the maintenance of and the medical attentions
to the injured jockeys, It is proposed that the surplus, after defray'
ing such expenses, shall be divided between the infirmary and 0:1„,
jockeys, in such proportions as the Duke of Richmond
and the
stewards may think fit.
The list contains many liberal donations from the principal
aristocratic and other patrons cf the turf; and the claims of the
infirmary are not likely to be either ignored or disregarded by meta
men.

SHIPPING INTELLIG-ENCE

LIVERPOOL AUGUST 2.
HIOII WATua--Morn., 12 9—Even. 12 27 Height, 15 ft. 1/ in,
ARRIVED.
July 31—Astoris, Hutchinson, from Charleston—South..mptorl,
Hooper, New York. August I.—Marshal Pellssier, Flaherty, frofa
Quebec—Meteor, Porter, Mobile.

BAILED.
August I.—Laura, Smith, for Bah'a—Noticiosa, Urriold,
giU
Janeiro__Don Ricardo, Cansar, Valparaiso—Delgany, Haynes, N
—l'
Orleans—Merlin, Borlase, Melbourno—Jura (s.s.), Moodie, Havre'''.
Majestic., Johnstone, Bonny—Creole, Collard, Barbadoes—Z lgora,
Thomas, Alexandria—Maria, Sonne, Riga—Leone, Tadora, Palermo
—Caroline, Connor, Charleston—Irene, Vrego, Narra—Dauntlegs,
Reeves, Buenos Ayres—Fulwood, Fitzsimmons, Melbourne—Prince
Albert, Abraham, Marseilles—Elisabeth, Barrett, Gibraltar—caro.
line, Alcoelc,
Rose, Lisbon —J Bombane,Gay—Maroningen.rgaret Anne, Davies, Antwerp—Ann,

oUTPORTS.
Queenstown, August I.—A.rrived—Bellona, Rnoulton, from-St•
John—Philantrophiat, Sapple, Callao—Napoleon (s.s.). Havre
—Canada, short of coals—Maria Leocadle, Fair, Mazanilla : I).
DeWolfe, Homes, St. John, N. 8.; Hamburg, Paulson Belize; 0",
M. Stetson, Perry,, New York (after a search for the'Bcomerang,/
—all for Liverpool,

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boat.
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30.—Efforts are making to stop the holes and
pump the water out of the Zebra (s.) ; should the port side not proVe
materially bilged, and the weather continue moderate, it is
hopel
she will be got off. About 360 packages of cargo have need
recovered to the present time.
St. Helena.—The Currency, late Burton, from Moulmein, leaky:
recommended by the surveyors to caulk and repair other deecto,
bound to Queenstown.
Alten, July 14.—The Julia, from Liverpool to Tronsoc, which wag
stranded previous to July 6, has been surveyed and sold at auctiori•
SPoKEN.
VEnterprise hence for Valparaiso, July 5, in lat. li, lon. 26 W.
Recorder,
hence forß ay.
j Calcutta,
yJusly, itnatl.airi,um,
026wW.:—atts.terirt'a.;.
unsuccessful search for the Boomerang, from Mobile to Liverpl,
abandoned at sea.—Spirit of the Deep, hence for Calcutta, May-1,
in lat. 48, lon. 29 W.—Amos Lawrence, hence for Calcutta, July 27 off the Saltees, by the Pilot.

FOREIGN PORTS.

British Queen (s.s), Martin, hence at Constantinople, and cleared
on her re,urn.
Ann Longton, Waites, from Cocos Island at Anjer, for Hoes
Kong. „ ,

Lancastrian sailed from Madeira for Swansea, July 22.
Marion ope Dukele forLi averpool, July 15. red at Constantinople for Malta, Juiy 27; and
Sea Nymph, Marwick, from Monsoorcottah at St. Helena, and
sailed for Falmouth, June 15.
Trafalgar, Richardson, from Monsoorcottah at St. Helena, to stop
a leak.

On the 31st ult., at the MARRIAGES.Parish Church, Childwall, by the Rag
Thomasde Hornby, vicar Of Walton-on.the-Hill, and uncle of the
Hmnb
brigroom, Henry gush second surviving son of the late Joseph
Haight', Esq., of Druid's Cross, to Sophia, fifth daughter of Thomas
Eof On Elm Hall, W avertree.
James the 31st tilt., at Chapel-street Chapel, Salford, Mr. Thom
Cruse, of Lower Broughton, to Margaret, second daughter
of the late Mr. John Senior, brewer, of Sandywell, Salford.
Ort the 31st ult at the Parish Church, Eccles, Mr. John Herbort
Galloway, of this city, to Mary, second daughter of Mr. Joh°
Stockton, of Pendleton.

DEATHS.
On the 2gth ult., at the house of her son, Mr. Jr. Leach, surgeons
of Vale House, Heywood, Martha, relict of the late James Leach,
Esq., of Ellinrod, near Hochda!e.
On the 31st ult., at hl4 residence, Bootle, Mr. Everard Eastee,
aged 69.

Printed and Publl3lieti by ChARIES WILL% ot 21. Cx/01„.
street, at hi 3. Gqiutral Printing ai d Stationery:Establishment/7'
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SATURDAY, AUGUST 2, 1656