The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-18 00:00:00

SPOKEN.

Arglo Saxon, hence to Melbourne, twelve miles W.S.W. off
Holyhead Dc. 15, at three, a.m. Wind N. 1., light breeze.
Sarah, hence to Bombay, off Waterford, Dec. 16, at 4 a.m. Wind
3.3. W. light, by the steam tug Blazer.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Rita sailed from Bilboa far Liverpool, Dec. 1.
Iris, hence at Trieste, Dec. 12.
Anna, hence at Genoa. Dec.lo.
William and Mary sailed from Smyrna for Liverpool; Dec. 3.
Fitajanaes, from London at Plymouth for Sydney, to embark
emigrants,
Windsor Castle, Bruce, hence at Suez,
anchoster, Power, hence at Arica.
Carperrtarii, hence at Aden.
Portland, Hoge, hence at Apalachicola.
Meander (s.s.), Brooking, hence at Trieste.
Thebes, hence at Alexandria.
African (8.a.), Richardson, from Constantinople, hence at Alex-
andria.
Arcadia (s.e), Oifeur, hence a•. Malta, and left on the 6th for the
Levant.

Frankfort (r.s.), sailed from Genoa for Leghorn Dec. 10.
Fiche, cleared at Charente for Liverpool Dec. 11, but remained in
the river with the Given Jones and Priscilla Eliza, in consquence of
much weather.

Sir Alexander Hill, hence at Malta.

British Queen (s.s.), Alartyn, from Alexandria; Lebanon (s a.).
Cook, from Trieste; and Alps (s.s.), Inglis, from Smyrna, and all
three sailed for Liverpool.

BIRTHS.
On the lath Inst., at Ringstend Lodge, Croyden, Mrs. Henry
Groombridge, of a eon.
On the 15th Inst., at Christchurch-road. Brlzton-hill, Mrs. John
Monteflore, of a daughter.
MARRIAGES.

On the 13th inst., at St. George's, Hanover.sqnsre, Phillip W.
Taylor Esq., of Merrifield, Herefordshire, to Margery Yapp, fifth
sutvlving daughter of the late John Downes, Sag., of Woodend
Court.
On the 13th inst., at All Saints' Church, Norwood, David Murray,
Esq., of H.M.'s Royal Arsenal, Woolwich, to LuCy, only daughter
of James Huxley, Esq., of the City.

DEATHS.
On the 14th inst., at Ashby de la Zouch, Mr. Edward F. Hemp,
late of this town, aged 30.
On the 15th inst., et Can,berwell, Surrey, aged 92, Mary, relict of
Mr. John Roberts, formerly of Spitalfields, silk manufacturer.

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

EMIGRATION RETURNS.—The official return of emigration
from the United Kingdon for the month of November gives
the 'kfollowing numbers .—To the United States, 7,049 ;
to the Australian colonies, 4,610; to British North America,
365 ; to other places not enumerated, 502 ; making a to+al
of 12,526 persona who have left these shores.—Ein(gration
Record.
ANOTHER NEW STREET IN PAT/18.—A great scheme is
talked of at Paris for the construction of a new boulevard,
to begin at the back of the Palais Royal and terminate in the
Rue St. Lazare, in front of the Havre Railway station. An
English Company, with Mr. John Masterman at its head, is
said to have undertaken this work, without expecting any
pecuniary aid from the government or the municipality of
Paris. The capital of the company is fixed at 270 millions
of franca.

MILITARY REFORM IN RllSSlA.—According to recent
advices from St. Petersburgb, we learn that a reform in the
military administration of Russia, rendered necessary by
the scandalous abuses so often detected in that department,
has just been adopted. The commanding officer of every
regiment has hitherto been charged with the entire cqnip.
went and provisioning of his men, and has had a certain
sum allowed him for that nurpcse; he was not required to
account for the expenditure of the funds entrusted to him,
but was held responsible as a contractor for keeping his
regiment in a proper condition. This system having been
found inconvenient, the government has now commenced a
different one in the Ismailovski Regiment of the Guards ;
a rezimental finance committee, to consist of a Chef de
Bataillon, another superior officer, and four subalterns, will
have the management of the fends, and give an account of
them to governmeut.