Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-29 00:00:00

Report by the Charles Jackson, Miltalf, arrived here from Val-
paraiso, sailed Jane 30. .

Spoke.

In Lat. Lon.
... 16 S. 29 13 W

Aug. 13 . Mary Wo3ds, hence....

11 :Report by the Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, arrived here from Monte
V deo, sailed July 29.
Spoke. In at. Lon.
Aug. 15—Vime,a, of and from London for Sydney,
out 40 days
Aug. 15.. Levant, of New York, from Va`partiso.
Ang. 28 —Martha, hence
Aug. 11_ Omega, with passenger?, all well l3 47 N..,26 20 W
'Aug. 30.. Ea"l of Chester.
Sept. 10.. Flora M'Donald, of Alloa, bound to
London .

Report by the Criterion, Ferguson, arrived here from Buenos
Ayres, sa led July 23.
Spy' e. In lat. Lon.
July 31.. Antieus. from Bremen 80 days 0ut;.....00 32 S.. 00 39-W
Sept. 5.. &i.allwood, New York' to It'o, 13 days
out, wished to be reported' ... 25 23 N.. 00 37 W

Report by the Urania, airivrd here from Algoa Bay, sailed June 25,
spoke. In lat. Lon .
July 15..Afr:ci, Macao to Havin,ah, with 250

Coolie. on bo. rd, 86 days 0ut.......... 31 10 S.. 00 10 W
Aug. 21 .. Enterprise, hence to Pernambuco ......13 4) N.. 00 26 W

Report by the Koora Noon, arrived here.
Spar). In tat. lon.
Sept. 13.. Joseph Howe, hence . . .
Sept 14.. Cza• , of Dundee OO 43 N.. 00 44 W
Sept. 24.. Britannia, American ship .... ....... 5O 10 N.. CO 14 W

Report ty the Pilot Fish, Sedgeley, arrived here from Paraiba,
sai'ed Aug. 21 ; left in port the Ipswich, of Jersey, loading for
Liverpool.
_ _

Tytie, of Newcastle, gang up tho river, ran on shore at Cabedello,
and unshipped her rndthr.

Report by the Joseph Tarratt, arrived here from Bombay, saile 1
June 20, and left st. Helen,, Aug. 12. Sailed from St. He'ena in
company with H.M.S. Scourge, for England, and the American
shin Robert Pa'terson, for Boston. Left in port the French ship
Richelieu, from Pondicherry, and the English ship Napoleon 111.,
from Ak yab.

Spoke. in lat. Lon.
Aug. 31.. Pesolu. ion, S cilian barque, Sumatra for
Gibraltar.. . .15 23 N.. 27 t 2 W
Sept. 6.. Nimrod, English ship, from Moulmein.. 26 40 N.. 34 00 W

SPOKEN.

Aug 7.. Sir Walter RAleigh, from Savannah la Mar.
Aug. 11.. Emily, from Akyab.... ..
Aug. 14.. Qat en of May, fro n Foo Caen Fco l5 5..07 W
Sept. 13.. J. C. Boynton, Callao to Cork
Aug. 23.. Howden, hence to Bombay . Ol S.. 28 W
Aag. 31.. Florentine, hence to St. Thomas . 26 N.. 23 W
Sept. 19.. Juno, hence to Nevreandland
Sept. 25.. Hidalgo, hence t, Punta Arenas, off .13.ar.esey.. 47
Sept. 25.. Bacephala t, hence to Gallo, off Bordsey.
Maid of Athe•is, Monte Video for Liverpool, off N.. 27 W
Cape A uterine.

FOREIGN FORM.
Union (s.s.), hence at H imburgh.
Albatross, hence at Swinemunde.
Calpe (s.s.), hence at Ancona, and left for Trieste,
Faith, hence at Constantinople.
Thetis, Conway; and lao, Walker—b Ah put back to Moulmein,
leaky.
Albanian (Ls.), Glover, from Peres at Gibraltar.
Heart of ed hom Malta for Liverpool, Sept. Hi.
Elbe, at`Lellan, hence at Riga.
Albatross (s.s.), hence at llelvoet.
British Queen (I s.), slartyn. hence at Havre.
Europa (s.s.), Carthagena at Maiaga.
Rhone Cs s.), Wakem, Ctpha'onia at Messina.
Mich° (s.s.), Amlot, Z mte at Petra%
Moult saile'i from ni abga or Liverpool, Sept. 16.
Queen of the Chase sailed from Denia, Sept. 14 ; and Isabel, Sept.
15 —both for Liverpool.
Breeze sailed from Piraeus, Fept. 16; aed Thor, Sept. 17—both for
Liverpool.
Richelieu, at St. Helena.
Flor de St. simao, from Pernambuco at Trieste.
Mary Carson, Willia ; and Anglesea—both hence at Quebec-,

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE.

By British and Irish Magnetic Teteg7 aph.

TATTERSALL'S. —YESTERDAY.
LATEST 13KTTING.
EASTERN COUNTIES HANDICAP.
6 to 1 agst Almaviva
7 ... 1 Badstoworth
10 ... 1 Tricolor
100 .. 8 Fright (taken)
100 . 7 .. Tam trBhanter
12 ~ 1 .. Border Chief (taken)
L STAKES.
5 to 2 agst Govern, as.
CEA.SARNVIICH.
7 to 1 agst M. D (offered)
18 ... 1 .. Plush c
25 1 .. S iccharine (cffercd)
31 1 .. Mary (takan)
40 .. 1 .. Artillery (taken)
40 ... 1 ... Martinet (taken)
CAMBRIDG r SHIRP.
20 to 1 agst Whistling Willie (taken and off )
20 .. 1 Rosa Bonheor
25 .. 1 ... Saccharine (offered)
1000 ..40 Tricolof
1000 ..30 .. Chantilly
1000 ...30 .. Bird in the Hand
500 ..15 .. Plush, colt
40 '1 Brother to Eird on tte Wing

EYE AND EAR INFIRMARY.

WEFKLY REPulit.

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ASSISTANT-SURGEON—Dr. NUVIIIS.
TREASURER—J. G. Livingston, Esq.
EYE DEPARTMENT.

New Patients admitted in the week nding Sept. 26 ........ 31
Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical
Assistance

EAR DEEARTMEr.T.

New Patients admitted in the week ending Sept. 26 .• ..... 33
Patients prescribed for, and who have received Surgical
Assistance .... ..... ....

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