The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-28 00:00:00

EXTRACTS FROM THE PAPERS

YELLOW 'EVEII.--.-4.1i-}.W.- oltLEA;S:,leigeMber 14,
1253.—The nuniber of interments reported this
morning, was 45 ; 35 being from yellow fever

THE FISHING GROVNDS.
(room the Washington Union..)
The New York Times appears to be troubled
About the moveinente Of. .Commodore.'Shubrick on
the fishing. grounds, and. especially appears to be
111 doubt about-the sufficiency of• his instructions.
CominOdere Shubrick, we learn, was instructed
'to-visit the whole of the' fishing- ground if practi-
cable; and to proceed as far north as in his discre-
tion he might. deem important. The Decatur
having returned,.is destined for the African station.
'we learn. The Albany and Columbin, will, on
account of the fatal sickness at the South, 'be
.qruising in the North until frost. The. Albany is
now in-New York, 'awaiting the arrival of officers
ordered to her in place of the detached 'sick.
Commodore. Shubrick is a discreet • and gallant
officer. His action and return will no doubt be
regulated' by a due regard to the rights of the
fishing. interest. .
The Times may rest assured that the instructions
from the Navy Department to Commodore Shu-
brick are of the proper character.; and, as we un-
derstand, assert the rights dour countrymen fully.
Indeed; we would be extremely pleased to gratify
~,the Times, and publish the whole affair about the
three mile line," and all; but we Suppose we are
bound to wait until Congress calls for it, and then a
comparison Withlhe past Can be instituted, We
Suppose that the fishing season generally terminates
about the middleTof this month. We perceive that
rge numbersrof the fishing vessels are returning

t PANAMA FEVER,—Four hundred and fifty la-
bourers have died on the Panama railroad during
the
effort td build it. Ne6.rly every *white person
°lug there to work, is attacked with the fever,
enerally within a few weeks after arrival. In con-
tequence of the sickness and mortality, the con-
ra etors have been obliged to give up their con-
tracts in an unfinished condition, and the com-
on
Y have resumed the work, and are carrying it
by means of their own agents.

LIST OF PASSENGERS PER THE ATLANTIC.
4-111. Woods, Mr. and Mrs. Randall, F. P. Freeman,
G.F.Brown, M. A. Sorchan, C. Hutchinson, E. Goodache,
." • Dale, L. Hawkins, A. Napier, C. Topham, J. R.
I,riffi.ths T. 11• Moore, D. D. Angelis, J. Gutman, Mr. and
P. Allen, and children; D. Jacobs, L. Holtzki, J.
tv'„"ill, Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler, IVlrs. Craig, Miss Ed-
AZ
1.8, -Mr. Schaffer,- If. B. Lensdale, H. Ileinmen, L.
tliZeilfield, S. R. Struthers. C. A. Wills, J. H.
Et, t, and family . Souffron, Mr. Greenway,
.ser-
k-t and children; Miss Biffin, A. M'Coark, J. L. Milne,
had 11.egory,.J..Ayns, F. 8.-Houghton, J. N. Withers, Mr.
,ititrs. Gilmour, Mr. and Miss Ledergerber, W. H. Tob,
14e1117,,' Jay, S. Holub, C. Griswold, S. G. Snelling, T. B.
J. B.. Russ, S. Hamel, J. Goetz, W. C. Denison,
10, juulkley, Ry. Robertson, Mr. and Mrs. D. D. Foote,
7,1 J %uildreii, Mr. 'and Mrs. Fidler, H. G. Mellor, R. Neale,
v...RatiT."'lllith, H. T. Carr, A. G. Lambert,• D. Kurst, J. -C.
Nultz, J. J. Lee, J. Williamson, B. and W.
J. Penn, T. J. Munro' J. King, J. Lenaguort,
-1"1.1a and
Jas. Hartman, Mrs. Mc Cullan, J. J. Corts, A.
D. Borrangeri P. Stewart, J. Tallini, Mr. and
alba', and F. W. Rae.

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17.
I\TNV YORK MARKETS.—SEPT. .
elt 1,1%1 4ND STbmis.---The Stock
.Market during the
Velth las been heavy-but prices are higher generally, par-
all:fr -,1',11 for all railxoads. This class of securities has beeenn
oetC, bY the large demands for capital at a timeis h
411) a;;Is; eonmtodities want capital, and when there wa
less
5-A4:11 to lend. In fact, the building of houses,
asshitlibs,_ 4,.._orbetkB9 and all instruments of larger business h
l'rile net the ting capital that can well be spared.
uaactlw crops awill for a short time require large
-1).- and the -railroads must hold up. Ilhe,
"lion ureadstuffs killed the English railroad speci.ifl
1)0 to -11m184,6. Its
_effect :here until sales are realized will
e°-I)c4r4ilxoads to wait. There is little speculation