The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-29 00:00:00

OUTPO ars

Portsmouth, April26.—Arrived—Tartar (s.), from Liverpool, with
two mortar boats.

Holyhead, April 27. —Arrived—Can tun's, from Bi!bait for Liverpool.
Queenstown, April 28.—Arrived— Neord, Alexandria—Osprey
(5...). London—Sabrina (s.s ), Bristol—Nimrod (5.5.,, Liverpool.
Dubin. April 28.—Arrived—Alexandria, from Mobile for Liver-
pool. Arrived at Kingstown. —Argo, and Sylph (s.s.), London.
Belfast, April 25. —Arrived —Mary Leonard, sc. John, N.B.
Greenock, A pril 27.—Arrived—John Anderson, Trinidad— Bread-
albaine, Baltimore. sailed, Aprii 26. —Emily (s.s ), to Gibraltar,
Messina, and Palermo—Sunbeam, Quebec—Vasco de Game (5.5.),,
Lisbon. April 27.—Renfrewshire Quebec.

MARITIME EXTRACTS

Liverpool, April 28.—The Saranak, Rowland, arrived here from
Philadelphia, on the 14th of April, in lat. 43,10 n. 42, passed close to
the Boomerang (before reported). She floated light, and appeared
to be upright.—The Oliver Pa nam, which arrived here on Saturday.
passed two icebergs nearly melted down in lat. 41, lon. 50. Spoice
the Persia (It. of.>.), hence to New York. April 21, in Ist. 51, lon.
17, with wind favourable, but light.
The Highlander, from Adelaide for Melbourne, 100 tons cop-
per ore for the Black Ball Line, put back to Adelaide, Jan. 24, leaky.
The Moro Castle, from St, John, N. 8., to the Cli de, which was
abandoned, Jan. 9, was passed, April 20, in lat. 53, lon. 21, by the
Menzies.

Singapote,-March IL—The Aberdeen clipper chip Varoon. from
Manilla to Sydney, was totally wrecked between Cape No, chamber-
land and Itivoli Bay, and all on board drowned.

SPOKEN.
Propontis (s.), Aprii 22, off Cape St. Vincent.—lnvincible, hence,
April 17, in lat. 47 N., ion. 12 W.

FOREIGN PORTS.
John and Lncy, and Ocean Chief—both hence at Melbourne.
Urania (s.s.), hence off Oporto, crossing the bar going In, appar.
ently disabled,
Miles Barton, from Manilla and Liverpool at Rotterdam.
Bonadea, David, hence at Dieppe.
Runnym-de, Proase, from Pernambuco at Newfoundland.
Tartar, hence at Bombay.
Swarthmore sailed from Bombay, March 20; Persia, March 23
and Tara, March 26—a1l for L .rerpool.
Jane Ewing, hence at Madras.
Autumnus sailed from Madras for Liverpool, March 17.
Comorin, and Hannah Salkeld, cleared at Calcutta, March 19 ; and
Simoom, Sea Horse, and Arnold, March 21—all for Liverpool.
Nelson, Herman, and Condor, all hence at Singapore.
James Lumsden sailed from Singapore, Ma.-ca 16; and Chryso.
lite, March 19—both for Liverpool.
Abeona. from Whatnpoa; and Monteare, from Manilla—both at
Anjer for Liverpool.
Vesta, hence at Constantinople.
Mencius, hence at Shanghae.
Mercurius, hence at Bong Kong.
"John Wood, Dulcine, Onteria, Helen Heilgers, and Anna Hender-
son—all hence at Calcutta.

PASSENGERS PER ASIA —MISS Lillu, Miss E. Spooner;
Mr. and Mrs. Ayres ; Miss Greig; Miss Perry ; Mr. J. J.
Van Schel and daughter ; Mr. and Mrs. Charbonnet and
infant ; Mrs. Haynes, child, and nurse ; Miss Johrikon ;
Rev. Mr. Baldwin and lady ; Rev. Dr. Taylor ; Mr. and
Mrs. Belcher and child ; Mr. H. V. Ward. servant maid
and man servant; Messrs. Keutgeu, N. Hurst, Guil-
leaume, James ,Imbri, Lindam, R. T. Campbell (bearer
of despatohes), Morrison, Frederick Kaye, Brittan; Miss
Wann, .Miss Fair ; Mrs. Bowman and child ; Messrs.
E, Powell, Arthur Kohn, Riougeggii,stF,
.SipmPspona,PMParg.ea'njd"Mwrs.
Cochrane, Wrese, Paton, K
Hughes; Mrs. Cheeks and servant ; Mrs. Herbert and
child ; Mrs. James Tuniton, Mrs. Heinon, Mrs. G. Oak-
ley ; Judge Heydenfield and boy ; Messrs. P. Vidal, S.
Norris, jun., Brown, M. Rothschild, Ch. H. Bergman ;
Mrs. Klunkist, two children, and servant ; Mr. and Mrs
Hitchcock and child ; Messrs. A. W. Pell, Rd. Stephen,
J. B. Michop, George Mooney, Gray, Collins, Thomas
Swan, W. Wilson, J. K. Smyth, Charles Wilson, Henry
Munus. and Masters H. Gill and R. Clarke ; Messrs.
Kindekins, Penrice, Nibbit, Marcipo Lopey, A. de Tan-
liner, Grant, Walter Smith, F. Rentes, Silas M. Giddins,
Davis, Wm. H. Wilson, Ant. Jose Parto, A. R. P.
Cooper, Wm. Groplegly, Ward, Si„vismund Hamel, It.
Hager, J. Finn:tan, Robt. Burnett, J. Smith, Brewster;
Lieut. Rooke, 16th regiment; Captains Noble, R.A.
and Dwight; Mr. and Mrs. Cavinei and two children
Messrs. John E. Gavit, Charles E. Spencer, Jonathan
Jones, Post, George Miller, Mosee Firt, D. Firs; Mrs.
Collins; mother and son; Mrs. James Clowes, Mrs. Chris-
tian String, Mrs. Elizabeth Christie and son ; Messrs.
Glinoni, Joseph West, Thos. Cooper, Joseph M'Crossan,
John Harvey, John Dean, Schumann, Ardagh, Morris
Sterner, A. Drey, Sidney Chevers, John Johnson, W.
H. Smith ; Mrs.. Wm. Sturdy and son ; Mr. Brewster
Mrs. Scott.