The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-17 00:00:00

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FOR SAL E, the beautiful new Ship
MARGARET ; 961 tons re:ester, 1,007 tons o.m.
P-44,4, Length. 175 feet 7-10ths ; beam, 35 feet 9-10ths ; depth,
•M'-' 22 feet 2-10ths ; built at St. John, in 1856, under
special survey to class sevAt years, by Messrs. Brown
and Anderson, the builders of the ships Neieus, Oliver Lang,
Inkermann, &c., so much admired for their fine models, and noted
for their rapid pa,sages. No expense has been spared to make this
ship equal. if not superior, to any vessel yet arrived from St. John ;
her outfit is abundant, and of the best Liverpool manufacture;
carries a large cargo of a light draft, and shifts without ballast.
Now lying in Brunswick Dock.—Apply to Charles Saunders. Esq.,
Merchant, or to ROBERT A. MUNN & CO , Brokers for the
Bur6ase and Sale of ships, 3, York Buildines, Dale-street.

%FOR SALE, the fine Brig WILLIAM PUN
T -
ON, 170 tons register. Length, 104 feet; beam, 19 tefe , feet 6-10 tbs; depth, 12 Cent 7 10ths ; built at Aberdeen
i,041-alipin 1845, and has always been well taken care of. In
April Last she had an overhaul and was re-coppered ; is classed
s.6ths in French Lloyd's; is a beautiful model, and well suited for
the Mediterranean or fruit trades. Lying in the King's Dock.--
Apply to Messrs. W. Tarbet and Son; or, to ROBERT A. MUNN
and CO., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 3, York
Buildings, Dale-street, Liverpool.

FOR SALE, the fine A 1 barque JENNY
. ,*-- JONES, 445 2t25-3500ths tons register. Length, 110
,t 4 feet.; breadth, 23 feet g 10ths ; depth, 18 feet 7-loths.
Built at Barnstaple in 1847, and classed A 1 twelve years,
s x , ellow mewled in 1854. She has just discharged a cargo of
ni:raie of soda from the west coast in beautiful order; she is well
fv erd, In stores, and can be sent on a voyage without expense.
Lying in the Wapping Dock.—For further particulars apply to
IVle,srs. coteswo•th. Wynne and Lyi ne, Merchants; or to CUNARD,
B REI Tint AUSTIN, Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 5,
Y,,rk Buildings, Dale street, Liverpool, and 150, Leadenhall sheet.
Aondon. •

FOR SALE, the Ship PAIN OLA, 813 tons 0.m.,
965 tons by act of 1845, 882 tons by present act.
)..63%. Length 153 feet 3.loths; breadth 33 feet B.loths;
' depth 22.1. This vessel, which was built at Quebec
in 1851, and classed A 1 for six years, will be found on
examination, to be most substantially built, her trame and principal
p• rts co- sisting of well seasoned heckmatac. She was felted and
roppe;cd In 1853, and has yellow metal fastenings ; carries a large
carg . and is well found in stores : lying in Salth -ruse Dock.—Apply
CUNARD, BRETT and AUSTEN, Brokers for the purchase and
sale of Ships, York-buildings, Dale-street, and 150, Leadenhall-
str, et, London.

FOR SALE, Schooner GEORGE JORDAN,
built at Liverpool, in Septemter, 1852, 91 tons
,J, register, register, carries 150 tons on 9 feet water, and well found
in
l, l
stores.—For
citi apply to JOHN
particulars
m,
FOR SALE, by Private Treaty, a beautiful
CisVl4,V4\ll, new IRON PADDLE STEAMER, of the follow-
-0-7131 :lAN trig dimensions, viz.:—Length, over all, 143 feet ;
breadth, 20 feet ; oepth, 9 feet 6 inches ; measure-
ment tounne, 263 tons. This vessel is propelled by a pair of side
lever condensing steam engines of 80 horse power, with ample
-boiler space fore and aft, and her bunkers will contain forty tons of
coals. She will have excellent accommodation for both cabin and
deck paisengers, and when fully laden will not draw more than
6 feet 6 inches of water.—For further particulars apply to GEORGE
S. SANDERSON, 13, Jimes.street, Liverpool.

FOR SALE, and may be launched at a week's
notice, a handsomely built BRIGANTINE, with an
r+'' 'tl\,` eli tic stern and raised quarter deck. Length ot keel
c• P
for measurement, 86 feet 6 inches; beam extreme, 20
feet 3 inches; depth of hold, 11 feet 10 Indies ; build, rs'
measurement, 167 tons; Is expected to carry 250 tons ; has a long
Oat floor, with clean ends, and is calculated to sail fast; built under
the special survey of W R. Mulley, the surveyor appointed by
Lloyd's for the Western Di.trict, and will class 12 years A 1 w th the
cross In the margin, which represents her hating been specially
curveted while building.— For further particulars apply to JAMES
JAC ICS,ON & CO.. 34, South •ir`hn-street.

FOR SALE, the NAVAL BRIGADE; 1,238
tons pthe r register sfteri:t; full poop, and topgallant forecastle.
breadth, 35 feet 55-IVths 1
.it'?j4L---'4` depth, 22 feet 3 10ths.h I;.aunclied at Quebec last year,
having been built, under special survey, by Mr. George
Ray, for the present owners. Sh, was upwards of twelve months
in building, and the materials used in her construction are of the
highest class ; all her treen its are treenheart and Auitralian gum.
wood, and is now being classed seven years, and coppered ;she Is
copper fastened, and an inspection will show her to be one of the
strongest, best finished, and haut!somest skips ever built in Quebec.
H, rigging has been , efitted, and Erie now requires nothing beyond
provisions to send ier to sea. For speed she Is unsurpassed.
Drawings of fasten ngs can be inspected at the office. Now in
Brunswick Graving Dock.

FOR SALE, the ADMIRAL LYONS; 1,133
Aeet tors register, 1,240 tons builders' ;measurement; full
hoop, and topgallant torecastle. Length, 189 25 feet;
breadth, 37 feet; depth, 22.775 feet. Built at Quebec
last tear, under special survey, to class seven years;
all her stores are of the best quality; she carries a large cargo, and
sails remarkatLy fastcopper fastened, and well worth the atten-
tion of any party waniing a useul,y modelled and well bait ship.
Now in Brunswick Dock.

FOR SALE, the ANDROMACLIE; 1,048 tons
ibo. N. m., 1194. ton 4 builders' measurement; full poop,
jr:" 4 " forcastle and house. Leri,,th, 177.0 feet; breadth,
Built at The .ibucto, last year,
87.9 feet ; depth, .2 8.
by Mr. ueorge Lane, formerly of St. John, N. 13 , for Messrs.
Holderness and M'Leod :will class seven years ; has large poop,
forecastle, and deck house; is built entirely of hechmatac, which
wood, at Richibucto, is superior to any other in the colonies; is
diagonally trussed in the 'tween decks, and copper.fastenei •; her
clamps, stringers and water., ays are al. bolted and seen , ed together
every two feet ; her beams are dovetailed and dowelled into the
stringers; her 'twixt decks are laid, and the ship hunt with tile
view of -making a fir,t.rate passenger ship, Her passage home
proves her fast sailing properties, and she needs only to be seen to
show that she will carry a good cargo; with a cargo of deals site
only dra• s eighteen feet three inches. L; log in Queen's Pock.—
Nor farther particulars, and prices of the above vessels, apply to
D.ERNESS & CHILTON, Merchants, Perabertonsbuildings,
Fonwick.street.

Egr Arrangements are in progress for Booking Pas-engers,
Specie, and Merchandise, direct to and from Calcutta, Madras,
Singapore, Pen,ng, and China, of which due notice will be given,
when completed.

EUROPEAN AND AUSTRALIAN ROYAL MAIL COMPANY,
(LIMITED)
APPOINTED BY THE ADMIRALTY
TO SAIL FOR MELBOURNE AND SYDNEY.
FROM SOUTHAMPTON.

Orrztoa between
EUROPSAN Suez
COLUMBIAN ...•••• and
....
AUSTRALASIAN ••
• • Austra-
.. . 2,900 ~ 70 „
TASMANIAN ' .. Ilan 2,310 ~ 350 ~
ASIAN
' "" • '
SIMLA
ETNA.... between England, l 2,215 ~ 500 „
JURA .... Malta, and Alexandria, I
CA at Bats (between Marseilles & Malta) 1,450 „ 500 ~

The Steam-ship
ETNA
Is appointed to sail from SOUTHAMPTON, on
TUESDAY, 24th February,
Vl ith Mails, Passengers, and L ght Goods, for Malta, Alexandria,
Cvylon, and A,stralla. Thereatter the regular Monthly communi-
cation to and from England and the Australian Colonies, via Suez
and Point de Gplle, will be from Southampton on the 12th of each
Month, and on the 12th from Sydney.

The Steam-ship CAMBRIA
Will sail from Marseilles for Malta, at 9 a.m. on Monday, the 2nd
March, in correspondence with the I. TNA. Thereafter the CAM-
BRIA, or other vessel, will leave Marseilles on the 18th of each
month.
The Rates of Passage, including Steward's Fees, Bedding, Linen,
anbmdtantetden.dnabnocea,rdb),natrewiatshofoultioWwsi:n—es or Liquors, (which can be
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FROM SOUTHAMPTON.

TO MALTA
A LELAND RIA.
ADEN
GALLE
11ELBOURNE
SYDNEY ............

.€ll to :el9.
10s to L 2 10s.
....,..L65 Os.
L9O Os.
.LBO to LlOO Os.
.LB5 to LlO5 os.

•• •
PROM MARSEILLES.
TO MALTA ................. ........£4 10s to 105.
ALEXANDRIA
These rates include expense of transit through Egypt, with the
exception of Hotel expenses, Wines, &c. An experienced Surgeon
is nttached to each ship.
The Company will not be accountable fcr Gold, Silver, Bullion.
Specie, Jewellery, Precious Stones, er Metal, unless fully described
and va' ue declared.
For passage or information apply, In London, at 11, St. Helen'f.
D. & C. MAC IVER ;
place; in Liverpool and Southampton,
In Glasgow, to G. And J. BouFrFi7C,9s,.B37llßanEaNnArEceLtni.osTr the
ET.
COMPANY'S HEAD
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CZ— For detailed information see the Company's Hand-book, to
be hud on application to any of the Agents.

EMIGRATION TO AMERIOA
10 ill: GRINNELL'S "SWALLOW TAIL" LINE
.44 OF PACKET-SHIPS.

FOR NEW YORK.
CONSTANTINE ... aleconuog ....1500 tons.. Feb 21.
ASHBURTON .. BRAmen 1150 t0n5,..... Mareh 1.
LONDON ....
AURORA BUNTING l7OO t0n5......
NEW WORLD.... KNIGHT l5OO tons
ALBERT GALLATIN.... DELANo ...... 1600 tons
JAMES L. BOGART.... Corawsv ......150C. tons... .
ONTARIO .... Wool) .........1600 toms
AMERICAN UNION ....11unapan .....1600 tons
FOR CHARLESTON.
SYLVIA. SwAsBY 1100 t0n5......
The Subscribers continue to despatch the above i'acket-ships,
weekly. Previsions will be supplied to the paasengersdurinp the
voyage a ceording to the act of parliament. Parties residing at a
Jietance can have berth. secured by remitting a deposit of ie 1
for each person going. Pattie, desirous of transmitting moneyto
their friend , n Areerica,s an have draft,. atsight for .161 and up-
wards. rayt bl e on our house at New York, For Cabin, Poop,
Second Cabin, and iteerage Passage ,apply to
BOWMAN, U RINNELL & CO., .5 Regent-road ,Clarence.
dock, t.iverpool; and 87, South-street. New York.
N.B.—Passengers going by these packet-ships can have their
lacgav- stored free. In a warehouse attached totheoffice.

THE LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON PACIiETh.
Freight for fine goods, 20s per ton measurement; coarse ditto
17s. 6n, ; light hardware, 205.; all other goods subject to special

contract.

1
WARREN AND THAYER, 1
,Asp-t,-,
14)(-1/4`4\ (succes,ors to TRAIN & C 0.,)
2. Despatch Despatch Ships in the only Regular and Established
Line between
t.,... LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON.
No goods received on the advertised day of sailing.
Goading Berth, south side Waterloo Dock.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL punctually on the
FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EVERY MONTH.
F.NDYMI ON. .. F. Hallett 1360-20th Feb.
PARLIAMENT . . G. M. Pollard.. 1280.. sth March
CAMBRIDGE;
GEO. WASHINGTON ........J. S. Cumming, 1640_20th March
MARY E. HALCH J T. Woodberry 1109. sth April:
S. CURLING ....
EMERALD....W. Cook llOO.. sth Vay
BRIDGEWATER .. E. W. Barstow, 15.00.. 20th play
Clec' it°
SEA KING ... C Barker 1400..20th June
CANVAS BACK Clark
E? CABIN PASSAGE-420, found In everything but Wines.
The reputation of this Line for punctuality, quick passages,and
prompt delivery of freight (in good order) Is well known to iropor.
tem —Forfreight or passage apply In Liverpool to
WARREN & 'THAYER,
• Fenwick Chambers, Fenwick Street,
and In Boston to THAYER & WARREN, Constitution Wharf.
For Steerage Passage apply at 63. Waterloo-road, Liverpool.
Goods forwarded through to San Francisco.

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS.
TRACY AND BALDWIN,
EMIGRATION AGENTS,
It-, No. 60, WATERLOO-ROAD, LIVERPOOL;
- • Despatch the followirg splendil ships punctually :
THE "BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKETS,

Sailing on the First and Sixteenth of each Month,
FOR NEW YORK,
Ship. Captain. Burthen. To Sail.
HARVEST QUEEN ....E. Yon N 0.. 1500 tons, 16th Feb
ISAAC WEBB
MANHATTAN . ... T. Dlxoll 1350 tons, 16th March
COLUMBIA C. Hu'rcumsox.. 1100 tons, Ist April
FIDELTA
NEPTUNE E. W. PEAsonv.. 1560 tons, 16th April
JAMES FOSTER, Jun., G. Aunai......... 1500 tons, Ist May
GREAT WESTERN W. G. F VASES .. 1600 tons, 16th May
YORKSHIRE ~ JAMES BavApr..looo tons, Ist June
1-AAC WRIGHT C. A. MARSHALL, 1200 tons, 16th June
Passengers are supplied by the Vessel, without extra charge,
with the following Provisions, each meek during the voyage, viz.-
34 pounds Bread 1 1
Ili pound Pe :s 2 ounces Salt
1 pound Flour 14 pounds Beef 4 ounce Mustard
14 pounds Oatmeal 1 1 pound Pork i ounce Pepper
14 pounds Rice I I pound Sugar 1 1 gill Vinegar
2 pounds Potatoes I 2 ounces Tea I
and 21 quarts Water, exclusive of what is necessary for cooking
purposes.
N.B.—Mess Utensils and Bedding to be provided by the Pas-
sengers.
For Fares, and to secure Berths, either in the Steerage, Second
Cabin, or Private Rooms for Families, apply, postpaid to and fro,
TRACY & BALDWIN, 60, Waterloo road.

NOTICE TO SHIPPERS AND PASSENGERS.
The steamers of this Company will discharge their cargoes at their
berth, No. 37. Norlh River in New Yolk City. .
These steamers run in connection with the Pennsylvanian
Railway Company, by which railway and others in connection
therewith, passengers can reach Chicago and the far West of
Canada in leas time and more cheaply than by the
Canadian route, and through tickets will be granted by them
to all ti- e principal cities in Canada West and the Western States
of America, offering considerable advantages to passengers, both in
regard to economy, speed and comfort.
Cargo is constantly received for the respective Steamers at the
Company's berth, east side of the Huskiason Dock.
THE LIVEMOOL & PHILADELPHIA
STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
7.41A1g,:" Full-powered
Clyde-built Iron Screw Steam-ships
CITY OF BALTIMORE a367 tons.. Capt. R.Leltch
CITY OF WASHINGTON 2350 tons.. Capt. W. Wylie.
CITY OF MANCHEi k:a 2109 tons.. Capt. P. C. Petrie.
KANGAROO.

The undernoted or other vessels are intended to sail
FOR NEW YORK.
CITY OF WASHINGTON.. This day, Saturday, 14 h Feb.
KANGAROO .
CITY ciF BALTIMORE .. Wednesday, 11th Mar,
KANGAROO
And every alternate Wednesday.
FROM AMERICA.
KANGAROO, Philadelphia
CITY OF WASHINGTON, New York _Thursday, 29th Jan.
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Philadelphia Thursday, 12th Feb.
CITY OF BALTIMORE, New Y...rk Thursday, 19th Feb.
And every alternate Thursday.
RATE 3 OF CABIN I'ASSAGE FROM LIVERPOOL.
15 gtlneas, 17 guineas, and 21 guineas, accord±ng to the
accommodation in the state-rooms,all having the same privileges
In the saloon.
A limited number of paasengere to • Philadel-phia and New York
will be taken at Eight Guineas, I ncluding aa much provision! as re.
quired; and these natvengers are hereby informed that In order
to satisfy the requirement! of the Government Officers, the date
filled into theircontraci tickets will be In every case thedate of the
day preceding the oxed day °flailing.
These steamers carry " Phillips' Patent Fire Annihilators."
An experienced Surgeon Is attached to each steamer.
Freight 43 per ton, to New York, and La 10s, to Philadelphia%
and Unmariulacturer Goode , &c., wil! be taken tubjeci to agree-
ment, payable here, in Philadelphia, or New York,at 4 dollars 80
;n+3 per Pound sterling.
apply. in Philadelphie and New York, to John G. Dale, at the
Co., Offices; In London, to the American-European Express
Co., 61, Ring Wllliam-atreet; in Paris to Fred. Redfern, Elp Rue
de la raiz ; iv Dublin, to Cornelius Carleton; In Belfast, to
Richardson Brothers and Co.; In Havre, to Davidson & Co.; in
Antwerp, to J. P. Kreimer & Co.; in Manchester to George
Stonier and In Liverpool to
WILLIAM INMAN, 1 and 13, Tower-buildings.