Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-21 00:00:00

CRICKET,

A MATCH will be played between the Liverpool "and Shrewsbury
Clubs, upon the ground of the former, at Edge-hill, to-day and
to-morrow, and Thursday. Wickets to be pitched each day at
eleven ,o'clock. There will be no charge for admission to the
ground, which is open to the public.
THE COUNTY OF SURREY v. SIXTEEN OF THE
UNIVERSITY OF CAMBRIDGE.

On: Saturday, this match was resumed at toe Oval, Kennington,
and attracted, as on the previous day, a very large attendance of
visitors. The state of the score, when the stumps were drawn on
Friday, was--Cambridge 25e, Surrey 176, first innings ; second
innings, Surrey 84, with the loss of two wickets. The Surrey, in
resuming their innings o.i Saturday, defended their wickets very
skilfully, the score amounting at the close to 180 —Mortlock and
Stephenson contributing 42 each, Mr. F. P. Miller 20; Cresar 16, &c.
In the second innings of the Cambridge the whole,of the wickets
fell for 72 runs—Mr. T. E. Bagge succeeding, after very careful
play; in obtaining 33, and Mr. E. 'Wilkins 13, the only double
numbers. The match, therefore, terminat,d in favour of the Surrey
by 28 runs. The following is the score :

'CARIB AIDGE
T. E.,Bagge, Esq., lbw b Miller ..
J. El Harris, Esq., c Burbidge,b Ste-
phenson ...

9 not out,

.0 b Stephenson

. ..
C.Bar:day, Esq:, c and b Stephenson 15 run out ... .
W. 11, Southall, Esq., o and b 111,11er 41 b Stephenson
J. Athaives, Esq., a and b Lockyer... 42 c and b Caffyn
G. Cotterill, Esq., c Mortlock, b Miller 12 c and b Caffyn ..
It. A. Bayford, Esq., hit w, b Miller 0 .4 Stephenson......•• 0
A.Batemau, E- q., st Lockyer, b Miller 0 c ,tephenson,b Caffyn 0
E. Wilkins Esq., not out . ....... 68 Ibw, b Stephenson l3
G. Ewbauk, Esq., b Stephenson ... 2 absent .. ..., ....
T. 11. Walford, Esq., b Caffyn...... 29 st Lockyer, b Caffyn 8
G. Pigott, Esq~ b Caffyn
It. D. Cleasby, Esq., b Miller
Esq., B. Reinecker, b Miller.. 0 b Stephenson ....... .. 0
E. Williams, Esq:, b Miller
T. Nelson, Esq., absent ...... . .... 0 b Stephenson . 1
1b 7 ... ..... •• .. • . ...

SHIP PIN G INTELLIGENCE.

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. Height
2 40... 253 —IS 4
WIND
kt LIVERPOOL, —N.W.—Light breeze.
„HOLYHEAD,—N.W. 91

MIS DAT

A R R

Arno New Orleans
Eliphalet Greely..N Orleans
Lucie Annie Nantes
Jenne Marie. Nantes
Laura

Reformation

George IV

Hedessa

Charles Hill

Nordcan
Ann. .
Vrien'

.. Venice
St. Mald
,Dunkirk

Nantes

Demerara

Charleston

Nantes

schap ....Hamburg
Margaret and Mary Dunkin
Salem Dunkin

Qer Wager
Pho9bns

Matoka

.. Nantes
Bordeaux

The Caroline Middl
lost on the Maldives ii

The Edinbnre

nailed about 2:5' miles from

distress, pumping water, and
the brig. James Stewart, from
at Greenock.

GREENOCK, June

Barbad

via Newfound

instant, signalled the Edi

distress, pumping water, and

IVED

II Polar Star
Thetis ..

I Lockhart

Camden

Martha

Volant

Carlyle

Cardensl
St. John, 'N:B•
• Baltimore
.. Charleston
• Demerara
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
New Orleans
St. John, NB
Charente

itt G. Hyde
ides Soucha

Itettnecl
Rt. (Just
Christina

Amsterdam
na ,Vroom Malaga
lan..St. Stephen's
(ss) __Alexandria

Rotterdam
Melbourne

houild

POOL, June 19

a to Ku'rrachee, was

York, was sig-

S'F., apparently id
boats ready for lowering, 14
and Newfoundland

Barbad

Le brig lames Stewart, from

the latter port
of Glasgow, t

ohn (I)i.k

t 7th.
about
IT in

apparent.

ats ready tor lo.wering

VESSELS REPORTS.

Report of the Georgia, M'Leon, from Savannah; spoke
May 8, in lat 34 N, lon 75 W, Charles and Jane, from
New Orleans.
Report of the Samuel Watts, from New Orleans ; spoke
May 31, in lat 43 N, lon 36 W, Mary, from New York.
Report of the Elizabeth Kimball ; spoke
June 11, in lat 49 N, lon 13 W, the B. S. Kimball, from

• , -
hence to
Report of the Volant ; spoke
June 7, in lat 46 N, lon

21 IV, the Masconomo, from

New Orlea.ns,

Report of the Moro Castle ; spoke -
June 1, in lat 45 N, lon 40 W, ship Americana, bound
west; also picked up one bale of cotton (supposed New
Orleans) ; no marks on it.
Report of the steam-tug Rover; spoke.
June 19, at 7 a.m., three miles S.S.W. of Tuskar, the
Orient, hence to Africa ; wind west, light breeze.
Report of the Himalaya, from Bombay ; spoke
May 6, in lat 1 N, lon 22 W, Jessie Greig, from London
to Mauritius.

May 13, in lat 9 N, lon 30 W, Nil Desperandum, from
Mauritius to Glasgow. •
May 30, in lat 38 N, lon 45 W, Naval Brigade, Bombay
to Falmouth : same day, Fairy Queene, Buenos Ayres to
Liverpool.
June 14, in lat 48 N, lon 16 W, Johanna Wilhelmina,
outward bound.
June 17, off Cork, Allan, hence to Quebec.
Report of the ship Essex, arrived at Falmouth, from
Melbourne to London ; spoke. In Lat. L0n....„
May 21 . . Julie, brig, Rio Janeiro to Lisbon 25.6 N, 45.28 W
May 27..Voorwaards, barque, Batavia to
Hamburg
May 27.. Henriette, barque, Batavia to
Rotterdam •
May 28 Eurydice, barque, Colombo to
London
May 28.. Jhelum, barque, 'Bolivia to
Livernool
May 30..Glanmire, barque, Cochin to
London
May 30 _Victoria,

34.42 N, 48.3 1Y

34.42 N, 48.3 W

36.13 N, 47.381 V

London

37.33 N, 46,28 VI

ship, Mauritius to
37 33 N, 46.28 vi

June 1. . Louisa Bliss, barque, standing
to the southward 38.29 N, 44.26 W
June 2. . Catharina, brig, Rio Janeiro to
Hamburg
June_ 6.. Hillegonda, ship, Bombay to

39.5 N, 43.4 W

10.02 N, 42.04 IV

T trprrinnl
June 9. . Jane Symons, barque, Barbadoes
to Liverpool
June_l2 . Monarch, 43.49 N, 24.9. vir

ship, Melbourne to

London
June 14 . . Resolute, ship, Melbourne, to
London

45.45 N, 16.2 W.

46.2 N, 13.14 "if

June 15 _Dutch barque, shewing a red
flag and an anchor, and 28 in it, stand-
ing to the southward and westward
June 15 .. La Serena, ship, Coquimbo to
Cork

OUTIPORTS

46.56 N, 12.53 Vir

GRAVESEND, June 20.—Arrived : The Rensbury front
Stralsund; 3fargaretha, Havannah; Dispatch, St_ Vincent:
Johnanna, Kingstown ; Lilly of the Valley, Havre;
Maria, Caen ; Chanticleer, Janmica ; Canada, St.
John's, N.F;'; Margaret, New York; Solid, Gothenburg;
Emerald, Antigna ; Jura, Altona; Flying Fish, Barbadoes•
Sailed : The York Town, for New York ; Prothesh
Leghorn. ' -

DEAL,' June 20.-:—Arrived, the Resolute from Melbourne ;
Charter Oak; from St. John, N.B. PasSed and anchored:
Lady Brrice,• from Bombay to Hull ; Flying Fish, West.
"Indies to London ; Resolute, Moulmein to London •, Charter
Oak, St. John's to London; Harpley, Manilla to Chatham;
John Southay," London to Tobago; Aunegina, Venice to
Hamburg ; Esser, Melbourne to London ; -Monarch, Mel"
bourne to London; Solent,' London to Shanghai ; H.M.'"
Wildfire; river to westward.

GREENOCK, June 20.—Arrived : Villa, from Matanzas ;
Antelope, NeNifoundland; Minerva, Gergenti;
Simeo; Leander, Rouen; Margaret, Ancona ; Bromatheset
Ancona; Forester, Barque; Englishman; St, Übes ; 011
of York, Calcutta.

FOREIGN PORTS

Neptune, Bartlett, and Kate Prince, Jones, both hence 3
Boston.
R. C. -Winthrop, hence at Baltimore.
Glencairn, from Clyde at Qnebec.
Vocalist and Scotland, from Clyde at Bombay.
dierefordshire, SeOtsman, and Veteran, all from London at
Bombay.
British Lion, Ann Buckle. Alma, and Northemberland, all
hence at Bombay May 22
Indiana, from Swansea, at Bombay.
Merlin, Borlase ; Talayera, Braithwaite; Thomas Fielder,
Winton; Simoon,' Smith ; and Express. Milton. all
sailed from:Bombay to Liverpool to May 20.
Bengal,- Caroline. Coventry, Mary Shepherd,, and Rival, for
London ; and Chandernagone, for Falmouth, all sailed
from Bombay to 21st May.
ComModore, from Rangoon; Caroline Chisholm, from Stu'
rachee ; and Telegraph, from Penang; all at Maultnaia.•

GALLANT CONDCT 07 THE CAPTAIN .AND CREW oy
FLORENCE ,N U
IGRTINGALE. The following is an extracts
from a letter of 'Captain James Gales, of the ship Fiona?.
Nightingale, (A7Liverpool, arrived"' at -Arica on the it'
April last, from Liverpool.:—" On the • 17th March:-(St.
Patrick's day) experienced very severe weather off Cafe
Horn, On the 28th in lat. 58 S., lon. 70 W., btpwing
the-time a hard gale from N.W., ship hove to tinder el°'
reefed topsails,'the aftePhold- wad 'discovered to be on fire'
I ran_ below and found flamed bursting through ..he cabin
deck. The hose.was immediately secured to the fire engine
which is a very powerful one, and in less than a minute
from the time of the discovery of fire, large quantities ej
water were being poured'down on it. We got axes and
saws, and cut the cabin deck up. For a long time, in every
part, as fast as we subdued the flames in: one place, they
kept bursting out in another. We' at length got theta
under, and then contintied playing upon the smoalderil.
embors until there was -no chance 'of them breaking (14
again. Ido not thinkthereis: much cargo damaged. • d
goods beneath the cabin deck consisted principally of bottls,
beer, cases of spirits the &e. The fire engine, eon-Mined in':
most prompt and energetic exertions, sited the seto
and the lives of all, on board."

Mr. Bernal Osborne win probably be invited to stand for
Marylebone.
Some hearts, like primroses, open most beautifully in the
shadow of life 1

The Tinie;Publishes a letter from Sir Charles Bright ori
the Atlantic cable.

The Herald announces that the re-election of Mr.
Gladstone will be opposed by the Marquis of Chaudos.
The Star asks why office was not offered to Mr. Bright;,
and hints that the point should be cleared np; as it is
consistent with. the dignity of the Crown that it should .
whispered in" clubs that the sovereign has interposed ''';
_prevent a popular politician becoming a In embor, of
government.

Ciptain
~ ' b4o\ ETNA, , DAMASCUS, Bell. .
,*.a,„..%,„ JURA,
~ f 'PALESTINE; Dubbing.!
AND
7.. ‘'‘...
_ - 4-_,...,, 7. *!"- - 3LiftATIION (now building), Capt. MacArthur
The ETNA., ........... • • • • • • •, • • ..Ca-Aain Millar. ;

Or other first.

lass screw steamer will be despatched from

tIiiERPOOI. FOR BOSTON AND NEW YORK,

On SATURDAY. 2nd July

,s (The delay at Boston will probably not exceed one day.)
ritaionr—E3 per Ton, and Five per Cent. Primage, payable
here ; or in America at $4 80c to the Pound sterling.

Goods by Agreement

ward;
in Boston, to E. t: and I. G. Bates ; in New York, to E
itard; in Glasgow, to G. and J. Btums4, or, in Liverpool,, to
D. & C. MAC IVER, B.,Water-street.

%ego :or the.yespective Steamers will be received at the CbraPkuYs
* Berth, east side of the Huskisson Dock.
THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, AND: PHILA:
DELPIFA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
' _ Full-powered
K.
Clyde-built iron screw steam-ships
TV OF BALTIMORE 2367 tons.. Capt. R. Leitch.
CITy OF WASHINGTON.... —2380 tons.. Capt. P. C. Petrie.
F eITY O,MANCLIESTER..- 2109;tons Capt. J. Kennedy.
ttNGAROO •... .
0. • •• • • : 1953 tons.. Capt. M`Guigan.
130SPHORUS (I3ranch -Steamer) 418'ions..Capt.'BrO6ks.
• Carrying the United States Mails.
The undermentioned or other vessels are intended to sail
FOR NEW YORK*
Wednesday..
.Wednesday .
Wednesday..
tar An 4 each alternate Wednesday,
kam at 0171..11qtrbton, TrPTand. AA All f), 0 till/ ^"""a ,
~„take on board cabin passengers and despatches, where the delay
"41 be-only about one hour,
FROM NEW YORK,
• -T OF WASHINGTON. ... . —.Saturday.—
Each alternate Saturday, at noon_
eenstown to land all passengers for Ireland, and
despatches delay about one hour.
_Rates of Passage from Liverpool to New York. •
',Cabin, 15 guineas, 17. guineas, and 21 guineas, according to the
—iiconamotlation in the state-rooms, all having the same privileges
Pe saloon.
pr °Md passage, 8 guineas, including an unlimited supply of
oYons, cooked and served up by the Company's Stewards.
.1.‘•,11 experienced Surgeon is attached to each steamer.
'e'refight L 3 Per on, to New York, and Unmanufactured Goods,
e,t;, will be taken subject to agreement, payable here, or New York,
,2 dollars 30 cents per Pound sterling. Parcels 5s and upwards,
lording* to site and value.
14, PPly, in New York, to Johnl3. Dale, at the Company's offices,
tat roadway ; in Philadelphia, to. John G. Dale, at the Company's
tz',..es, 109, Walnut-street; .in London, to the American-European
Lyress Company,
Cl, King William-street n.: Paris, to Henry
C.,.fern, 8, Rue etc la Paix ; in Havre, to Davidsonlo and Co.; in
It—o‘Werp, to-Kreimer und Co. ;Manchester, to George
14,4ier ; in Dublin,' to Cornelius Carleton • in Belfast, to John
4 Xee, 103, Victoria-street ; in Glasgow, to 'Thomson and Co., 33,
streelrain Edinburgh, to Thomson and Co., 2, North
'lace and erpo to
WILLIAM INMAN,
Lio 62 and 63, Tower-buildings South. 22. Water-street.
• erpool, March 9, 1359.

ZPV OF BALTIMORB
'-
k7TYANG OFAROO -WASH .- INGTON -.
..

June 18

Calling at Q

STEAM FROM LIVERPOOL TO
NEW YORK" DIRECT,.
41•ItitW GREAT R The Sdrew Steam-ship
EAT,,BIT A IN,
_
Vitt 3,209 Tons Register; JOHN GRAY, Commander;
los ue uesvaLcaed for iliew York direct, on Thursday, 30th June_
I,4:nt, Loading berth North side Wellington Dock. Freight of
or:;__Goods 804: per Ton, and 5 per cent. primage payable here,
Goa New York at 4 dols. 80c. to the Pound Sterling. Coarse
(s,'s by agreement—Apply to Messrs. Grim, BRIGHT, and Co.,
TA YLOR, TIPPER, and RICHARDSON.
• _

room for a feiv Saloon Passeng6rs

TAP,SCOTTT LINE OF PACKETS,

Captain. Tons
lANI TAPSCOTT.... ..J. B. Bell 00
Ip.''LltA.LD ISLE .... .. . ... G. B. Cornish.lBso. _
B$ LOUIS
13: CIITTING
)0,:• LOUIS
db.ILTA.3IIN ADANIS F. J. Chase -.1300..
TY-ONE STATES C. Smart 1050..
Z.LtAIiROCK . •
lI.APPAHANN.OOK 4OI ... W. Cushing _1200..
01 J. BoYD
.... ••••••
. H. Thomas.l6so..
Th.c.4e ships are all of the largest) and first-class, and by quick
sages and t always delivering their cargoes well, they are justly "favour with -shippers.—For'curth.r particulars apply to
TAPSCOTT, FISH and CO.,
Old Hall. 39. Oldhall-street.

FOR SEW YORK

TuE LIVERI)OOL AND BOSTON PACKETS.
WARREN AND THAYER'S LINE.
~,4„ " Being the only regular and established Line between
0 k‘ LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON.
;,./
.s No goods received on the advertised day of sailing. .
,-....7.z..;1tx.• • - •
Loadmg Berth, south side Waterloo Dock.
Siiling from LI VERPOOL punctually oa the
ki,,,,,, FIFTH AND TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH.
kit BARN
WEBB ...... ... Watts . ...1300...June 20
h.'''. FLoWER .Thornhill ...... .. 1000.. June 27
Vrt. KING ,.,....8arker
4.+4L1A.111 WIRT .. ... Wadsworth .1300 . July 12
Iy,,,etiRLING ..
...
S. Curling ......1600.. July 20
....••••.....••
ktuarEßN' EMP1RE....... F. Soule. 1500.. August
"8.,,,.ES (new) J. Westcott .. ...... 1000.. August 20
'II: Uttar Cabin Passage
i 820, found everything but Wines.
e-reputation of this Line for punctuality, quick passages, and
14,7:4pt delivery of freight (in good order) is well known to impor-
•--I'or freight or passage apply, in• Liverpool, to
1414 . WARREN & THAYER, Fenwick Chambers, Fenwick-street,
P Boston, to THAYER & WARREN, Constitution Wharf.
Pc Steerage Passage apply at 68, Waterloo-road, Liverpool.

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS.
- \...• ',llk TRACY AND BALDWIN,
1 ..,...' ,k Emigration Agents, '
-71.41;„0„ No. 68, WATERLOO-ROAD, LIVERPOOL.
Despatch the following splendid ships punctually :
THE "BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKETS,
Sailing on the First and Sixteenth of each Month,
11,kp„ FOR NEW YORK.
At...." EST QUEEN .. E. Young_ ......1600 tons.. June 21
11141 INF
1..._--..e -ix, ' . E. W. Peabody.. 1650 tons.. July i
,- tiwki ,:, EBB C Hutchinson .. 1450 tons July 16
aSkt,'",,LA _ ..,.. • • •::.: ....H.. Bessling .. ..1000 tons.. July 24
NtllA TTAN •• • T. Dixon 1450 tons.. August 1
?OKAY WESTERN.. .W. G. Farber 1650 tons.. August 16
lotp,n-SIIIRE G, A. Dearborn ..1050 tons.. Senromber 1
liklep34. BIA.. . James Bryant ..1100 tons.. September 16
—',P.OSTEit, Jun E. Abeel ........1600 tons.. October 1
lkilti,.."eve-named shis are of theflest and largest ciass, were all
a ..`" New Y k f the best and moot costly materials, and corn-
e _, . or 4 . . . . .
0 ,e-n ~at strength with swift sailing qualitie, they are commanded
% op`ri or character and experience, wlao wills take every precautaon
N°4lote the health and comfort of the passengers during the
,_lot," Private rooms for families or persons who wish to be more
"ere- °an be had, and deposits of El each to secure berths, should
popitted to the undersigned by post-office order OT otherwise.
4i4 14;‘,Iu'es, and to secure Berths, either in the Steerage, Second
° "' Prlvatf+Epoms for Fanailies, apply, poet paid to and fro, to
TRACT tr BALDWIN. 68. Wsfarloo-road.