The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-10 00:00:00

ARRIVED,

. ...
Oct. 9. —Atlantic (U.L1.3f.5./, Eldridge, from New York—Rita
(..s.), Santander—Belmont. Newfoundland—Endeavour, Al-at tn.
dris—Beaver (s.s.), Havre—Gouisian Cronsta it—Dolus, Riga—
Fight Sisters, Pillan—Paragon, and Otte Sodskende, Konigtherg—
Asabe, Archangel.

SAILED

Grove, for Naples General Parkhill, Charleston

Ele nor, Genoa

OUT PORT,

Queenstown, Oct. 4.—The Royal Charter (s.s.), from Liverpool
for Melbourne, arrived off here at 7 a.m., all well. Sailed on the 2nd
inct

MARITIME EXTRACTS

929 Eldridge,43d ola;rinvtrdi
2A7ttlhanutlite.
;(Ush.eS.bMrnS4.);
from Liverpool,N ew yYork,
Oct,l e
71 passengers. On the 4th inst., in lat. 44, ;17, paused the
'mg.,' for .13.04211• .
fgt.o—nTthlee

p:inionth, Oct' 6.—The Merrimac, from T iverpool to Calmat',
which put in here. Oct. 4, strained will have to discharge.—Ars
Ennlish barqtte, in distres, with a great hit, care.° having' appa
rently shifted, was seen, Oct. 3, in lat. 43 N., 100. 8, by the llferri-
VV, .1

Holyhead, Oct. B.—The Wm. Hitt, from Liverpool to Havana,
has discharged part of her cargo, and been stripped of her rigging.
She will have new tops, &C.
Wexford, Oct. 7.—The Chance, Rossiter, of Wexford, from New-
port. went on shore last night in the south bay. Crew saved.
Constantinople, Sept. 29 —The hull end stores of the Isis, fromq
Liverpool, which went on shore on the reef of the Rabbit Isls,d.,
Aug. 4, have been sold. The s Ile terminated on the 2(tth instant.Tullocb of and from Liverpool to Bombay, put in here. dept.
"ndsto lighten
hat discharged part of her cargo. Toe masteri to
continue
her still more, then to put to rea. and, if tbe leak
• to bear up for ceases,
England.
St. Vincent, Cape de Verds, Sept. 11.—The Birmingham, and
tl.o voya,te to Bombay, but if otherwise,m.
lost, is reported to have been safely
anchored
Orleans, Sept. 20.—The
Sept. 5, by H.M.S. Tartar, at Ha s.) previoasly renorted
bottom up, of about 6o(1 tons, was
Banchored off Tampico Bah
New York, Sept. 25.—A vessel,
iv lon. 82 W.—A Ship of about 1,000
passed, Sept. 11, in lat. 2w. Tay (
s seen ; shore Se t. 14, on Carysfert
tons, with painted port.,
11 of a vessel, of abut 40G toas, painted
- —The hull Reef. Sept. 2/.
streak, was passed, Sept. l I, in lat. 24 N.
lon. 82
black with white
Io another vessel, Sept. 14, in lat. 26, long. 85, by
W. • and the hal
at New Orleans.
,_,
the Bennington,
FOREIGN PORTS.
d A Ellen, and Mermaid—both hence at Bombay.
usten an
. nc . at Old Calabar.
Petrel, Le .
Nigger (Ft li,S.) and Amphitrite—both hence
at Liberia
Nuremberg, and NVnderm,!re—both hene at New Orleans
Fanny F-tri. I ence at Charleston.i
Capitol, hence at Baltim,re.
Tuscorora, hence at Philadelphia.
John :Milton, and Constillation—both hence at New York,
for Liverpool, petit,,
Marie Louise, from Quebec at Sydney, C. 8.,
and to rep air damages.
ce at Genoa, Immacolata, and Benita—both hen

POCKET PICKING.—On Wednesday, a 'young lady had
her pocket picked of a purse containing 14s 6d, while en-
gaged in looking at the fashions at the Liver House, Church
street. There was a great crowd at the time, amongst which
were some very fashionably dressed females.