The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-18 00:00:00

OUTPO R rs

Falmouth, April 17.—Arrived—Yenikale, Adelaide.
Belfast, April I7.—Arrived—Henr:etta Syra. job('
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IGlreenock, April 16.—Arrived—Tertias:Alexandria.
Grey, Trinidad—lsabella, Matanzas.

rived be°
Liverpool, April 17.—The Braganza (s.s.), which a e °port'
ye4terday, sailed from Oporto, Aprillo. She left in port th,ack best
Alarm, Janus, and several other vessels, some of which jo coo'
re Idy for ~ea upwards of a month, but were unable to leave
sequence of the bad weather and the freshets in the Donrol,.iyerpee
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Falmouth, April 16.—The brig Hope, of Brighton, , smtSternto Newhaven, lost her mainmast on the 15,h inst., on thein
mnßain-cluin plates havin given wa.
fast, Aprill7.—Theg barque Suymm.tr.hill, of Belfast'le-P:ertoell
in the Lough for orders, received them and proceeded to to"
on the 15th inst. g Laglinas
The Hyperion, Clare, of and for Liverpool, stranded o as a
and substquently brought in there, was surveyed small pot
wreck, on the 25th Feb. The cargo f logwood, except a sin
sold as damaged, remained to be reshipped if possible. vol, frog,
London, April 16.—The Australia, Robinson, of LiverP' obore
Callao, and the Glenmanna, for Port Philip, were driven e
yesterday off Blackwall, but both canoe off again without da?le3tgk;el,
Tobern /
iory. April 13.—A vessel nearly new, of about 0
i de riftia
bottom up, with the two first letters of her name .1119,
about between Coll and Rum.

MARITIME EXTRACTS

Vesta (s.s.), from London at Vigo, bound to Oporto, Put in for
shelter,
Great Britain (s.s.), from Genoa; and Melita frOln
dria—Meaoth at Malta. nd is at
bnder (s.s.), and Propontes (s.s.)—both from Alexandria
Malta, and left for Liverpool.
Lockett, and Bona Ventura—both hence at Bombay. Forsyth,
Crescent City sailed from Bombay, March 7; l'annY
March 15; and Jumna, March 18—all for Liverpool. n, a
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Hornet, Holy .ead, Royal George, Lion, Sarah Nem"'
Port William—all hence at Calcutta, rdar ch I ;
Inglebro cleated at Calcutta, Feb. 28; City of Hu-
blin,
and Sarah Palmer, March 6—all for Liverpool.
Allerton, hence at Madras.
Oriental sailed from Madras for Liverpool, March 2.
Perikop, hence at Akyab.
John Linn sailed from Akyab, Feb. 20, and Hilton, Feb.22--botli
for Liverpool.
Conference sailed from Mauritius for Liverpool, Feb, IL
Crescent cleared at Charente for Liverpool, April 12.
Helena, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Sea Witch, hence at Monte V.deo. I
Ursula sailed from Iquique for Liverpool, Feb. 27.
Bella Antonia sailed from Comilla for Liverpool, A drll
Dos Herrnanos, h,ice at Corunna for Cadiz and Seville.
Lisp (0.)
Arabian (s.s.), sailed from Alexandria, April 2; and E6YI,
—both for Malta.
Cresswell, and Isis—both hence at Alexandria. ao4
Mary Wilson, and Skiddaw, salad from Alexandria, April 6;
Witch of the Wave, March 27—a1l for Liverpool.

FOREIGN PORTS,

BIRTHS,
On the 15th inst., at the residence of her mother, Liscard Villsger
J..ne Christions, of two sons and one daughter.
MARRIAGES. ~,ge
On the 13th inst., at St. Peter's Church, Liverpool, Mr• t_To, of
M'Neight, to Margaret, youngest daughter of Mr. Richard De'
Portland-street. re "°-
On the 15th at St. George's Church, Hanover-s4ua loier
don, Lieut.-Col. William Frederick Johnstone, late of the aro.
Guards, to the Lady E:eanor Featherstonhaug
DEATHS

On the 9 h inst., at Woolton, where she had zone for the boerst
of her health, Jane, third dau,hter of the late Mr. Rowland
of Low-hill. iraged
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tin the 11th Inst.. at Fark Grove, Tranmere, Cheshire,' t.
A- • ---,son Birkettowo

years, Ann Caroline, wife of aptan 'Richard Edmon, , his tt
On the 13th inst., aged 33 years, Mr. Walter Healy, 0, t'
watch-case maker, much regretted. agea
13' kenhead'
On the 14th inst ,at her residence, Clifton-park, --11. town. ta
62, Ellen, relict of the late James Garnock, Esq., of this. Joser,,
On the 14th inst., at Paradise row, E eanor, relict of Asir
Storey, of Liverpool, and youngest daughter of the ate
et,
Manley, Esq.. of Chester. e, ster-str-of
On the 15th inst., aged 66 years, suddenly, at Man
eorelerlY
Oldham, Mr. Christopher Naylor Hayes, aatchinaker, 1 of
Willi..mson.square, Liverpool. eldest OP
On the 15th inst., aged 0 years, Edward Geoffrey,
Mr. R. 0. Langston. of Camp-street, Lower Broughton.

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Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when
our Office duly authenticated. ,

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RENSHAW-STREET

The Greek Legion has been disbanded.
News has been received in Paris that Prine ruferse;lggne3:
ar
Ghika, the Hospodar of Moldavia, has sent Pie
tioAnftteortthieteSeuxlctah s 00°6
nange of the ratifications Coun- ivli°
intends to pay a short visit to Naples to see his se,ol 000
s ayiting in Italy foarzhetitse,heoaflthiienna,
wast . dangerously wounded in the Crimea, and 'a
tsrh•lifear;el:oo:s
deptahrture of Count Callerado, for Rome, ddell
T e Bourse G the ti is tr,
Sfillid- e
PARlS,raet l'pOSays,
OnAstopfroilltalAl6inl.tbasAsad telegraphic
is connected with the
affairs the Congress 0 atinq
despatch ~of I
that an insurrection has broken out at Belgrade''. for'
Bulgaria, near the Servian frontier. A Bulgarian' sil
fesses.,„
merly an officer in the Russian service, Pr° • P"
ia•
intention to expel the
Turks in the name of Ruse
is at the h dea of 200 or 300 men. bee°
MADRID, April 1 • has be
s.—The garrison of Valencia ,if t
reinforced.
A council of war takes eo nisance ,:f the
persons who have been arrested. The opera terror
-fror
conscriptionstio are to be pursued to-day without ute'hsse
n. Tranquility is re established. The C°rtes e
approved the law on the retirement ofministers• ilia"
__.,s, ,
The Paris correspondent of the Daily Nam '`dliferel"
intellizence has a rrived by telegraph, from 01" . toitig
points of the compass, that an Austrian arinY la„egt to
tia position along the frontier side of Parrua, •`•'" s• O
. . .
__AN, . ~
Piedmont, and that the King of Sardinia is nu. ..rat tlav,
army of observation to form a line on her siug! `.de es
same frontier,rn,:,, attlill ~,
opposite the Austrians.
Piedmont and Aust • 5i....,00_ 100
Austria, on the Italian questi , ,
very serious. ,witicif
A l etter from St. Petersburg, in the Conslittiel3",.bacle
says :—The law which existed in Russia, that IO has
ussian nobility to educate their children abroau, .an
r ga°
been revoked,and, • in future, the children 0. •-•,isities.
noblesE will be permitted to study in foreign univ„er, of
••very individual, whether merchant, land°lc-01.1a
artist, will be allowed to travel freely in EuroPe onibleS
Russian passport, which will cost only a fevy r ~
instead
of the enormous sum • paid before. that the
M • ontteur of yesterday morning announces fter the
Congress of Paris has terminated its labours• iii,,,,teir
signing of the treaty, the 111-oniteur says, the Venglikerent
tiaries had still to occupy themselves ,wita 7,:te the
questions of a nature to consolidate and cOOlll- ed °
work of peace. 'File ratifications ,sill be excliangovol.
the end of the month. Immediately after the Pr 01,-
gation of the general treaty, the protocols will be go,
lished, and will make know' n theP labours of the v
gress in their detail.of COO°
DOMESTIC FELICITY !—ln the Irish Court , grs.
Pleas, on Tuesday last, Mr. Walker, on the part °i'ded its
Stephen's-green,
Leeson, wife of a gentleman of that name, who resided
is
Dublin, some years since, moved _ deed
might be permitted, under the statute, to execute L'..„, she
without the consent of her husband, whose resident': bad
did not know, and could not ascertain, although rosii-
endeavoured to do so for a considerable' time. Mr.
• cool'
ton, on the part of inr. Leeson, said that be was
tri., and
munication with that gentleman, who resided abro?rwife,
who wished to conceal his place of residence fora 111' fp
but had no objection to the court making the order•...., to
(Mr. Crampton's) client did not want to have anythlinbe
do with his wife, and his only objection to Wean eut
deed referred to was, that if he did so she might find
where he lived, and pay him a visit. The Chief .). to
directed an order to be taken down, by consent, to
granting of the application. /. a
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0- 2;,epta.,
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FRIDAY, APRIL It 3,
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