The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-19 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL AND NEW YORK.
Cunard Line.

NAMES_ CLASS. TON. NAMES.
Persia.... Paddle wheel.... 3,600 1 Asia.. .
Africa.... .... 2,250 1 Europa
Collins Line.
Atlantic.. Paddle wheel.... 3,000 1 Baltic.... Paddle wheel.... 3,000
Pacific.... ....3,000 I Adriatic.. .

LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON.
Cunard Line.
America.. Paddle wheel.. ..I,BLO I Canada ...Paddle wheel . 1,8%0
Arabia.... ....2,250 Niagara.. 2,250

GLASGOW AND NEW YORK.
Scotch Line.
Screw.... 2,500 I Glasgow Screw.... 1,962
2,150

Edinburgh
New York

LONDON, CORK AND NEW YORK
Cork Line.
..5crew....1,000 j Brcuda

NEW YORK AND HAVRE.
Cunard li,ne.
...3,090 Lebanon Qcrew.....2,000
~.3,000 Cambria.. Paddle wheel.. —l,BOO
... 2.000
French Line.
. . . 1,500 I Sebastopol Screw
...1,500 1
Old Havre Line.

2,70 I Jnioa
1.2,500 - .

Paddle wheel

-New Havre Line.
Ariel .... Paddle wheel..... 2,000 I Vanderb.lt...Paddle wheel.. 3,600
North Star ...2.000.
Ind. Havre Line
Paddle wheel

EriC9S,JII

ANTWERP, SOUTHAMPTON AND NEW YORK.
Belgian Line.
. _

Screw

2,590 Due de Brabant...Screw
2,5 ,0 Congress
2,500

- .
NEW YORK, SOUTHAMPTON AND BREMEN.
Bremen Line.
Washington .Paddie wheel.. 2 600 I Hermann... Paddle w:,ee1..2,000

LIVERPOOL AND PHILADELPHIA.
Philadelphia Line.
City of Baltimore..Serev.r...2,3i7 I City of Manchester—Sere .v..%100
City of Washington 2,380 I

In addition to the above, a line has been established be-
tween Portland and Liverpool, in which the Sarah Sands
and Canadian ran.
The disasters to ocean steamships may likewise ba sum-
med up as follows :

President .
Columbia
Humboldt
C ty of Glasgow
City of Philadelphia.
Franklin
Arctic ......

Never heard of.
All hands saved

Never heard of.
AU hands saved

A few only saved

This bill of mortality is really very small when the total
number of steamers afloat is considered. As science pro-
gresses even this proportion will be lessened. We may
hope that, when we have a hundred steamers afloat, we
shall neither hear of lost vessels, nor feel excited or
anxious, with good reason, when a steamer is unduly
delayed.

LONDON GAZETTE
•

BA.NKRUPTS.—CHARLES BoWEN, Cullum-street, City,
tailor. JOIN ALLIN JONES, Birmingham, tailor and draper.
LIvIAN BENSON PEARCE, York-road, King's-cross, brick,
tile, lime and cement merchant. FREDERICK BOOK, Oldham,
Lancashire, machine maker. CHARLES FORD, Great Marl-
borough-street, Westminster. PETER JAcKSON,noW or late
of Deansgate, Manchester, Druggist. MoRToN MUIR, and
JouN WIIITECOME, Kidderminster, carpet manufacturers.
ANN SoPIIIA PoILE, late of Bridge-road, Lambeth, and now
of Great Suffolk-street, Southwark, pawnbroker. ,

TUE ROYAL PLATE ROBLlERY.—Notwithstanding prompt
and rigorous inquiries, no clue has been obtained to the
stolen plate, or to the means by which it was stolen from
the waggon. All the five men engaged in moving the
plate bear excellent characters. The robbery was effected
in the short space of five minutes, whilst the men were
standing in the public house bar drinking a pot of beer,
which Bailey, the guard, paid for. It is supposed that the
thieves well knew that the royal plate was removed on such
occasions, and that they may have been in the habit of
following the waggon with a cart, looking out for any
opportunity for plunder which might present itself on the
road.
TUE EUROPEAN COLONY AT PERA.—The following is an
extract from the letter of a traveller in the East .—" I
have just read an absurd letter about the Turks not allow-
ing Pera and Galata to be cleansed, or fit for Christians ;
but it is the neglect of the inhabitants which renders these
suburbs so dirty. Stamboul and Scutari have no resem-
blance to it. The Turks had no power of interference with
Pera, which is inhabited entirely by foreign subjects, who
reset all attempts at municipal improvement. Some years
ago, a little before my arrival there, an attempt had beer
made to have Perm lighted ; but as there was no power
of compelling the inhabitants to subscribe, it turned out
a failure. It is unjust that so many people. should live
on the spot, enjoy all the advantages of its position, be
amenable to no law, and contributed o.no expenses of the
district in which they reside. e pitulations. or excep-
At Athens the
Lionel jurisdictions ought to be abolished,. and not even the
principal news is the appointment of Rau-
shadow of an excuse now remains for their. continuance.
Rau-
gave, or Rigo, as his name really is, one of the most devoted
of the friends of Russia, as Minister for Foreign Affairs.
There has been so:ne brigandage since the battle of Mara-
thon, lately fought between the Greektroops and the
brigands.. The hospitals are filed with many mutilated
shepherds, several of whom areiniserable spectacles having
had their ears or noses cut off by the brigands."
A telegraphic despatch from Marseilles says,
that the King of Naples has authorised the export
of wheat, on payment of a moderate duty. Another
from Copenhagen says, that the United States
have proposed to prolong the treaty relative to the
Sound Dues for two months, and that the Danish
Government has consented.