Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-16 00:00:00

PASSENGERS FROM CALCUTTA.

The following passengers bare been brought by the Hin-
dostan from Calcu to :—Mrs. Pbil po-s, Mr. Campbell,
Mr. Baliar'', Miss Grahame, cs. Brot,k4, MU. Cookso-,
Mrs. Pasire, Captain Mr. Coupon, Mr.. St.
Atibyne and, two children, Mis. Robinson and two
children, Ray. Mr. and Airs. Milne, Mrs. Garrett
and two children, Major and Mrs. M'Carthy, Mrs.
Crozier and child, Captain Richatis, Mr. Spry, Mr!:.
Sherer and two children, Captain Holmes, Lieut. Powell,
Mrs. Conte, Mr. Kimber, Mr. Browne, Mr. A. Hall, from
Madras, 'bey. C—, jun., Mrs. Cublet end children, Mr.
May, Mr- Smith, Mrs. Browne and child, from
Kong, Mr. Tott, Mr..BarreV, Mr. Heywood, Mr. Somer-
ville, Captain Rolland, Comman,ler Tomlet, Mr. Jones
Lieut. St. John, Mr. Slaroy, Mr. C4llett from. Singapore
Mr. -Etbrecht,.Mr. Hsgridron from. Mati'la, Mr. and Mrs
Escalina and children, Mr. Hadrey, Penang, Capt. Mill-
bocce, Gallo, Capt. DaviA, Mr. Steward, Gower.

AU STRkLIA.

MARSEILLES, FRIDAY.

The At:similar' mails left Aden 48 hours before the
Pottinger, and as the latter vessel was making her passage
a large screw steamer was seen on shore six hours west of
Aden, supposed to be the Emeu. The Pottinger did not
st,p, ma no signal was made.

The Eineu, as we learn by the Vanguard, arrived at
Suez on the eveaing of the 3rd inst. Her dat,s
Sycliwy, 11th .Sep%; Melbourne, 171.11; Sound, 29th ;
Galle, 9th Oct. ; and Aden, 18th.
She brings abut Xd00,000",:in gold on freight, and 52
passengers.

At midnight on the 20th October she grounded on a
coral patch near Undfr Dabb, 640 miles from Suez, and
on the 31st, after much exertion, and with great credit to
the captain, she vas enabled to proceed on her voyage.
The Admiralty agent, while she was on shore, beiag afraid
to travel in the veesel with the mails, left her for. Jeddah
with the MaraeilLs portion. He sailed from that place
for Saes a day before the Hindostan had arrived in search
of him, and so far there are no adviccs of his arrival.

The'ship Danb c, of L)ndon, was totally lost entering
Sydney Heads, and the screw steamer Chunitim was run
down by the Lady Bird.

Froni llanbay to Calcutta : There was shipp3(l, per
Ganges, 3,150,018 rupees ; p9r England, on the 14th
October, 1,000,000 rupees ; and por Shanghai, op the
1611, 1,745 500.

Arrivals at CAenttA : The Bentinck, havinz on board
Sir Robert Hamilton, General Windham, General Dupuis,
and a holy of the Royal Artillery, as also other officers.
Her M:jesq's 13th R?gitnent had arrived out from the
Cape. --
Another telegraph, received yesterday from Cagliari,
gives the following further particulars regarding the
accident to the serew steamer Emeo

When the Emeu struck on the reef, the Admiralty
agait, purser, and two passengers left for Jetithh, with a
portion of the Marseilles mails, reached Jedd.h, and sailed
again in a country boat for Suez. The steamer Ilnadostan
went in search, but could not find them. The Emeu
arrived at Suez Nov. 3, at 8 a.m., with 52 passengers and
£528,000 in gold.
The Emen was a very fpst vessel, and, up to the period
of her striking, appeared to have been in advance of her
time. She belongs t) the Cunard Company, but is char-
tend to the European and Australian Steam Packet
Company,