The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-21 00:00:00

SPAIN.

Our accounts from Madrid are of the 13th inst.
The Gazette publishes a royal decree, granting a
pension to M. Joaquin Scheidnagel, president of
the Spanish finance conmission in London, and
conferring upon him the honorary title of superior
chief of the Administration

We read in the Epoca—
"We have reason to believe, from the communications
received at the Ministry of War, that General Prim has
accepted no command in the Ottoman army, and that if he
assisted at the first military operations of that army, without
taking any part in them, it was to accomplish the military
mission entrusted to him in the Faat."
It being Sunday. the Bourse remained closed.

ARRIVAL OF THE HERMANN A T
SOUTHAMPTON.
me American steamer Hermann, which left
New York on the sth instant, arrived at Southamp-
ton yesterday. Her dates have been anticipated
both by the Glasgow, arrived, in the Clyde, and the
Niagara, arrived here.

QUEBEC AND MONTREAL.
The screw steamer Sarah Sands, Captain Ilsley,
arrived here on Saturday afternoon at Six o'clock.
She left Quebec on the afternoon of the 4th inst.
hnd in consequence of fog came to anchor a few
ours atterwata., left finally at 7 a.m. on the
sth, thus having made the passage iu and
a-half days. The Sarah Sands brings two com-
panies of Royal Artillery. On arrival the passen-
gers presented Captain Ilsley with the following
letter :

Near Liverpool, 19th Nov., 1853.
CAPTAIN ILSLEY, " SARAH SANDS."
DEAR SIR—We, the cabin passengers on board the
Sarah Sands, have much pleasure in communicating to you
our entire and cordial approbation of the excellent, orderly,
and sailor-like manner in which the vessel has been managed
on the voyage on the part of both master, officers, and
servants ; and also to express our approbation of the clean-
liness and comfort of the vessel and the general excellence
of the internal management. We unite in wishing you
many as happy and prosperous voyages, and are, yours with
regard. (Signed by all the passengers.)

LIST OF PASSENGERS PER " SARAH SANDS" FROM QUE-
BEC.—Mrs Dowse, Miss Snell, Miss Burton, Mr. and Mrs.
Hutton, Mr. Gillmour, Mr. Shiffner, Mr. Darling, Mrs.
Black and two children, Mrs. Davis and two boys, Mr. and
Mrs. Smith, Captain Burrows, lady and child, Captain
Haultain, lady and child, Dr. Hassard and lady, Lieutenant
Granston, Lieutenant Rotton, Lieutenant Nangle, Lieutenant
Carpenter, and 109 men, 32 women, 57 children, royal artil-
lery, 7 convicts, Rev. Mr. Amisse, Mr. Ross, Mr. Mc Donald,
Mr. Coate, Mr. Franklin, Mr. Wade, Mr. Baird, and a Chinese
family of five, and Miss Ferguson.
PASSENGERS PER THE NIAGARA, CAPTAIN LF:ITCII, FROM
BOSTON TO HALIFAX AND LIVERPOOL, Nov 9, 1853.—Mrs.
Forsyth, child and servant, Mrs. Moore, Miss Moore, Mr.
Wood and lady, Miss Leigh and servant, Miss M. A.
Leigh, Messrs. Haines, Goupil, Perry, Bray, Thomas Grant,
A. Falkenberg, J. J. Smith, M. D. Robinson, Teranco, Es-
cenador, R. Fell, Geo. Hamilton, Thaine, R. Morrison, A.
Thompson, Miss Jane Whitehead, C. Laty, Messrs. G.
W. Smith, L. Ryan, Joyce, R. Foster, D. Mulhado,
Gordon, Blanchard, Mr. Wilson, lady and four children,
Messrs. James Dodds, Decie, W. L. Perrin, S. A. Chapin, J.
M'Donald, A. M'Whinrey, Hawley, Miss Hawley, Mr.
Bluntach, Miss Bluntach, Mr. Morrison, F. Vane, A. Con-
bert. From Halifax.—Mr. Stewart, Miss Stewart, Rev.
Mr. Wright, Rev. Mr. M'Lean, Mr. Blake, J. Homer,
Joyce, and M'Phail. Total, sixty-one passengers. 104,000
dollars in specie. At 8, a.m. on the 11th instant, passed the
royal mail steam-ship America going into Halifax.