The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-16 00:00:00

Dec. 15

Rising Su❑
Ella A. Badger
Thomas Brocklebank.
Mirage ..
Win. Kirk.
Union.— ,
Lexington.
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Malcolm

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Freden
Fanny Bailey
Cambria

Fairy....
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Catherine

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Matilda Wattenbach.... Calcutta Joseph Jonea
Anna Dorothea .. Melbourne. &c. Urideo

OUT PORTS.
Milford. Dec. 12.—Arrived—Isabella Croll (s.s.) from Briton
Ferry for Liver, 001, leaky. •
Beaumaris, Dec 13 —Arrived—Mary Ann, Brown, from Liverpool
for GiNraltar, leaky.
Cardiff, Dec. n
for Rotterdam

—Arrived—PeHead (s.s.), Croft, from Liverpool

MARITIMR EXTRACTS,

Liverpool, Dec. 15.—The Niagara ZU.Siti.S.), arrive here from
Boston, left 3rd, and Halifax sth Dec , at 7 45 a.m. On the 4th Dec.,
at 130 p.m.. passed the R M.S. Arabia, from Liverpool. On the
13th, at 8 50 p.m., west or Cape Clear, passed tie U.'.M.S. Baltic,
from Liverpool ; has 415,600 dollars' of which 204,167 are for Havre.
Experienced fine summer weather, Dec. 9, with a iow barometer.
Steamer's position at noon, 9 —Lat. 4g Jon. 40 52. —The At ne
Baldwin, arrived here from Caldera. expert nced very severe wea her
from the 6th to the 12th inst. The vessel was t times completely
under water from the gusts of wind. Encountered gale of 9th about
250 miles S. W. of Cape Clear.

The Seatlower, ashore it Caraq let, got oft' Nov. 7, with very trifling
damage, and nut no.ioe any water.
Youghal, Dec. 10.—The schooner Jane, Davis, of Cardigan, for
Kiirnsh, with salt, is on shore at Ballyeotton, and .ziected to be
lost with her cargo.
New York, Dec. a The Zebulon, Fertile, from Claw w
Havannah, with machinery, went ashore on Caya Contites, Nov- 6.
nd became a total wreck.—The hu:l of the Emigrant, ashore at
Key West, was sold for 800 dols.

Halifax, Nov Ig —The Paxton, from Canada to Borland, which
went ashore on Madame Is'and, has been got off
M ramichi, Nee. 29.—The barqu • /tithe, Reddin, passed down
yesterday, homeward bound. There Is no ether ve.sel in port.
Boston, Dec. I.—The Enterprise, rom New York for Liverpool,
str ck n Piatnond Reef, Nov. —, and nay taken into the Atlantic
Dock. She can be kept clear by her own pumps. She w it discharge.
—The Troy. from New York for Glasgow, struck en Diamond Reet
same day, and sunk on the mud flats be'ow Redlows Ia and ; the
water is over her decks; steam pump and lighters have been sent to
her.

The brig Wentworth Beaumont, Pearson, arrived here from
Bare •lona, repo is having experienced severe val-s from t .e S W.
for the last 10 days. On the 6 h inst., in lat. 51 60. lon. fi sn e.mr . .

vessel, ship rig:tad, about 400 or 500 tons regis'er, painted ports
pllin black stern, lull poop, and three boats painted yellow, how
all mats gone. e xeent the M,9'un

‘llc acts UltitKlllg It anUllY
over her decks ; had no name upon her stern, but it was chalked
on her quarter; the sea continually breaking over it made it
illegible. The gale being so severe they dust not launch the balite
to try to come or. board. The starboard anchor was 1 t go, supposed
to keep her end on to the sea.
Wexford. Dec. I.s.—The sternpost of the 1. L. Warner is loose
and working, part of the forepost is washed on shore, butts rtarted,
ship li ged on port side, and 111. ed with the tide; landing cotton as
fast as practicable.
Southampton. Dec. 14.—The U.S M.S. Hermann, which left 'his
on the 3rd inst. for New York, has put back with the sh ft of her
engine broken, after being 91)0 miles on her i usage. The mails
and passengers will be despatched on

Lirguay
Az wan toe u.S.M.B
Fulton.—The Peninsular and Oriental steamer : ff, which left this
on the 3rd inst. for Mauritius, was fallen in with by the Cleopatra
(s.s. tpt.), 100 miles N.V. of Cape Fintsterre in a sinking Etas-
Cleopatra arrived at Devonport early this miming,
having put six mariners on board the Azoff, and kept co
her four days, leaving her yesterday morning. Tilt Peninsular at,
Oriental Company's steamer Madrid proc. eds in search of the Azeff
,t midnight
Yam- It/ N

and repo:ta

..ov. zi. -ne barque Ann Augusta Lovett, from St.
John. N. 8., to the Clyde, went ashore at Cape Sable Nov. 21, was
got off yesterday, ar,cl anchorel near Green Island.

SPOKEN.
Queen of the West, hence to Melbourne 11 N
211486...3
a2,,t6b002u,
[3alrdwpeeintdant, bound west
Dec. 8.. Ocean Bride, off lostrahull.
No.NI-lienlen, of Bristol, from London to St. Kitt .
Dec. 10.. Ship, supposed Champion of the Seas, hence
Nov.NN Tcic vv
for Melbourne, in the North Channel, under
all canvass. blowing strong.
Dec. g.. Gertrude, for 01 isgow, in the North Channel.
Nov. 2.. Vesta ( American barque), bound south
Ship, with 131 in her foretopsail.
Nov. lg.. Emily, from Callao, with loss of foremast '
POURIGN PORTS.
Muscongus, and General Parkhill. M'Kown —both hence at
Charleston.
W. H. Wharton, Gates; and Alamo Mudgett —both hence at
Galveston.
Providencia, hence at Havannah.
Garland, Brown, hence at Matanzas.
Avery, hence at Honolulu.
Chal rers, Bainton, from London; and Mandarin Tregarthen,
from Clyde—both a'. San Francisco.
Meteor, Porter, hence at Mobile,
Sir Harry Smith, hence at Cestlne.
G. W. Horton, hence at Bueksport.
Perseverance. Willis ; and Alid '—both hence at St. John, N B.
Julius Caesar, Pepperill, from Fleetwood ; and England, Watson,
from Clyde—both hence at St. John, N.B.
Palermo, Patterson, hence at Halifsz.
hilde Harold, H-irrison. f. om Calcutta, at Deal.
Crown ; Cornelia, Blanchard ;J. P. Harward, Andrews—all hence
at New Orleanr.
I avid Crockett, Spencer; Cultivator, Russell ; E. C. Scranton,
Spencer; J. J. Boyd, 7 home., ; and Jacob A. Westervelt—a'l hence
at New York.
Salina, Hannon; and Clymain, Phalon—both hence at Savannah.
Auburn, Collingwood, hence at Philadelphia.

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BIRTHS.
On the 19th inst., at Walthamstowe, Essex, the wife of J. Loner-
gan. E. q . of a daughter.

On the 13th inst., at 67, Eaton-square, the wife of Augustin
Robinson, Esq., of a son.

MARRIAGES

On the 10th inst at the Parish Church, Prestwich. Manchester,
by the Rev. J. Dean, M.A., Mr. 51. Lodee. of Sroughton. Manches-
ter, to Sarah, daughter cf H. Bleackley, Esq.. of Myrtle-grove,
Prestwich.

On the 11th at West Hackney Chur.h, by the Rev. T. D.
Lamb, A. T. Cuffly. Erq.,of Dalston, to Eliza Many, daughter of H.
Le Cren, Esq., of Navarluo-terrace. Daiston.

DEATHS.
On the 30th ult., in New York, aged 40, Mr. Robert Brown
formerly of Liverpool.

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On the 12th Inst., at 37, Neu-street, Edinburgh, Mr. Thomas
Young.

On the 13th in.t , at 45, Melv lle.place, Birkenhead, John
Alexander, only child of Alexander Morison, Esq.

J., Births, hlart iages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent

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in New South Wales—cr rather an extension of the original
line—was opened for public traffic on the Ist of Sept-mber
last. The first line was from Sydney to Paramatta, a
distance of thirteen and a half miles—the second line is
from Paramatta to Liverpool, a distance of eight and a half
miles. The arrangements for the wo,ling of the line
provide for the running of six twins daily from each end,
between Sydney and Liverpool. The time occupied by the
journey will be seventy-two minutes, and the fares by the
three classes, 43., 53. 6d., and 7s, 6d. respectively. The
charge for conveyance of goods is 2e. 9d per cwt. The
en'ire cost of the •new line, exclusive of rolling stock, is
ahont £76,000. The first prtion of the line is estimated
to have cost £soo,ooo•—Emigration Record.
PROPOSED REVISION OF THE TARIFF.—The Leeds Cham-
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ment to expunge from the tariff list all those articles of
foreign manufacture which are unproductive, in a financial
or fiscal point of view, and which are a source of great
annoyance to travellers, and give room for comment on a
part of the protectionists of Europe, that in propaga
her free trade principles, England herself ought at all ev
to render her own tariff list a consistent one.
ing is the schedule of articles taming under tl
question : —Cotton fringes
cotton stockings, £4OB ;
ostrich feathers, £2 ; stays,
16 ; ;
manufactures, £650 ; artic'es leather, £240 ; candles
pianos, LlO2O ; prints cambric handkerchiefs, £473 wade up linens, £302,
and drawings, £709; manufactured
iron and steel, £B7B ; copper manufactures, £224, &e. &c.

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' register 170 tons o hi.; building under special survey,
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elliptic stern, raised quarter deck , will draw li tie water, and carry
and sail well. Ready in February; price very moderate.—Apply to
JAM E , JACKSON, :4t, ' outh Jo'•n street,

FOit SALE, by Private Treaty, a beautiful
new IRON PADDLE STEAMER, of the follow-
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breadth, 20 feet ; eepth, 9 feet 6 inches ; measure-
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lever condensing steam engines of 80 horse power, with ample
boiler apace fore and aft, and her bunkers will contain forty tons of
c. at,. She will have excellent accommodation for both cabin and
deck passengers, and when fully laden will not draw more ttan
5 feet 6 inches of carter.—For further particulars apply to GEORGE
S. SANDERSON, 13, James-stieet, Liverpool.

TO T.P.DESMEN.—I am instructed by the
, kit' lk Owner to SW.LL One. Eighth Pait of a SHIP now in
47,„,(4,4, port, SOO or 900 tons per register. Made a few voyag. s.
_—=. the connection respectable. Price low.
H• Gil 'MACKAY, 7, Queen's Dock.

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