The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-31 00:00:00

FOREIGN PORTS.

Richard Batteraby, Mirzapore, Sylphlde, and Pr/grass—all hence
at Calcntta.
Kildare, from Calcutta at Hong Kong.
Afirzapore, hence at Calcutta.
Albert Franklin sailed from Singapore for London ; Invincible,
for Akyab; and West Derby', and John Matthie, for China.
Anne Longton and Neleus—both sailed from Foo Choo Foo for
London.
Rajah sailed from Mauritius for London ; and Alarm, fer Liverpool.
Armhtice, from London at Ceylon.
Cambridge, from Beejapore at Akyab.
Gem of the Nith, hence at Singapore.
Paragon. hence at Mauritius.
Forest Queen and Marian—both at Shanghae. 74,
Sandford, from China at Manilla.
Jeremiah Garnett, from Hong Kong at Anjer for Liverpool.
Annenioka, from Shanghae at Anjer for London.
Eagle, hence ; and Startled Fawu, from London—both at Mel-
bourne.
Madras, Dec. 27.—The following vessels have not returned from
sea—Bengal, Canada, Chieftain, and Laldmans.
British Queen, Lowther, from Mauritius; and Almora, William,
from Melbourne—both at Bombay.
N. B. Palmer, from New York at Cantm.
Guachi ; Witch of the Wave, Leslie; and Tickler, Weale—all
from Buenos Ayres at Matiritius.
Eliza Pirrie, Thompson, hence at Aden.
Sandford sailed from Manilla for Queenstown, Dec. 6.
Golden Era, and Mary Cason, silted from Bombay for Liverpool,
Dec. 24.
Deane sailed from Mauritius for Cape, of Good Hope, Dec. 4;
Cassiopea, Dec. 5 ; Eliza Hart, Dec 6 ; garvest Home. Dec. 11, all
for Queenstown; Astria for Liverpool, Dec. 2; and Mary Stewart
for Falmouth, Dec. 14.
Lima, H Gregor, fro n Galle at Colombo.
Tornado, Creighton, from Melbourne at Galle, and sailed for
Bombay, Dec. 25.
Talavera, .r, m Formosa at Shanghai.
Beemah, Pickernell, from Melbourne at Calcutta.
Lancashire Witch, Mollisop, from Hong Kong at Singapore, and
sailed for Siam.
Monarch, from Samarang at Hong Kong.
Marion, Byrne, from Colombo at Cochin.
Benjamin Heape, from Melbourne at Manilla.

AllerYne, from Macao at Batavia, and loading for
Amsterdam.
Black Swan, hence at Melbourne.
John M'Vicar, sailed from Calcutta for London Dec. 10.
Linda staled from Calcutta for London Dec. 10.
Carribou sailed from Calcutta for Bombay Dec 11.
Alcona sailed from Singapore for Skm Dec. 1.
Jalawar sailed from M..nilla for New York Nov. '29.
Ferozepore sailed from Manilla for London Nov. 2g.
Glendaragh, from Shanghai at Hong Kong.
Devondale, from Buenos Ayres at Mauritius.
John Bunyan sailed from Mauritius for London, Dec. 2.
Bostia (s.s ), from Smyrna at Malta.
Elizabeth, Kelso, hence at Aaen.
Conqueror, Scott, from Callao at Amoy.
Sea sailed from Melbourne for Manilla, Oct. 23.
Blonde, Earnford, hence at Alexandria.
Milan (s.s.), Bruce. from Corfu ; and Araxes (s s.), Horsfall, from
Alexandria—both at Malta, and sailed for L'vernool, Jan. 22.
Lebanon (s.s.), Cook, hence at Malta, and left for Constantinople,
Jan. 22.
Rita, hence at Balboa.
Cleator (s.s.), hence at Bordcanx.
Maria Eleanor, hence at af arseilles.
Corinthian (s.s ), and Achlie,Cateiro, hence at Naples.
Heroine sailed from Palermo for Livorpiol, Jan. 15.
Calpe (as.) sailed from Genoa fur Leghorn, Jan. 22.
Wagoola, Aran, hence at Anjer for Hong Kong.
Onangondy, from Whimpoa; Isabella, Sewall, and Launceston,
Betts, both from Shangh:.e; Blenheim, Shanks, from Manilla; Earl
of Eglinton, from Foo-choo-Foo for ALjers—all five for London;
Maggy, Huelen, from Foo-choo-Foo for Cowes—all at Anjers.

DEATH
On the 29th inst., at 7, Wellesley-terrace, Prince's Park, aged 26
years, Margaret Affieck, wife of John M'llearrnid, Esq.

05-, Births, Illarriagee. and Deaths, arc only inserted when sent
to our Office duly authenticated.

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE

LIVERPOOL SPRING MEETING, 1857.

Stewards, Right Hon: Lord Sefton and Cap ain White.
Lessee and Clerk of the Course, Mr. E. W. Topham.
TUESDAY, 51ARCH 3.
THE TRIAL STAKES of ssovs each, with 30sovs added
by the Earl of Sefton. Three years old 6st 61b, four Bst
40), five 9st, six and aged 93t 31b; mares and geldings
allowed 4ib. Mile and a quarter.-8 subs.
To name the night preceding at Seven o'clock.
Mr. Capel Mr. T. Parr
Mr. Cranstown Mr. Rich
Mr. W. Douglas Mr. Saxon
Mr J. Merry Mr. Shipley
THE LIVERPOOL SPRING CUP (Handicap) of lOOsovs
in specie, by subscription of lOsovs each, h it, with 60sovs
added. The second to save his stake, and the winner to
pay 10 sovs towards expenses. A winner of any Handicap
after publication of the weights Mb extra. Mile and half.
—33 subs.
s 7 Assayer, 6:ors
8 5 Mary, sirs
8 0 Gamekeeper, 6yrs
7 12 Romeo, aged
7 10 Pantomime, ard
7 10 Siding, syrs
7 10 Cossey, syrs
7 4 Waterfall, aged
7 4 Miss Harkaway, 4yrs
7 4 Little Nell, 4yrs ,h.b.)
7 2 December, syrs
7 2 Wee Willie, 4yrs
7 2 Lawns, 4yrs
7 0 Tom Thumb, 4yrs
7 0 Tame Deer, 4yrs
6 8 Odd Trick. 3yrs
6 8 Esperansa, 3'rs
The TYRO STAKES of ssovs each, with 40sovs added, for
two years old ; colts Bst 71b, fillies and geldings Bst 31b.
Winners 41b extra. The second to save his stake, and
winner to pay 7sovs towards expenses. T.Y.C.-12 subs.
Polly Peachem Black E)ed Susan
Rosaura (h.b.) Soothsayer
Knockburn Lord of the Dales
Norah Crelna Bess
Dispute William
Letitia Ravenstonedale

6 8 Malakoff, 3yrs
16 6 Special Licence, 3yrs
6 2 Kimburn, 3yrs
6 2 Huntington, 3yrs
5 2 Gitana, 3yrs
5 12 Bashi Bazouk, 3yrs
5 10 Kitty Fiahington, 3yrs
5 10 Lady Helen, 3yrs
5 10 Pauli Monti, 3yrs
5 8 P.zarro, 3yrs
5 8 Cedric, 3yrs
5 8 Charles O'Malley, 3yrs
5 8 Actress, 3yrs
5 8 Lima, 3yrs
5 6 Six and Eightpence, 3yrs
5 4 Lady 51a'colm, 3yrs

THE AINTREE PLATE of 50 sovs. Entrance 2sovs.
Winner of any Handicap after publication of the weights
51b extra. One mile.-23 subs.
8 7 Assayer, 6yrs 6 6
8 4 Weathercock, 6yrs 6 2
8 0 Revoillee, 6yrs 6 2
7 12 Humboldt, 6yrs 6 0
7 8 Kilkenny Boys, syrs 6 0
7 5 Mi,'s Birch, syrs 5 10
7 4 Tom Thumb, 4yrs 5 10
7 4 Miss Harkaway, 4 yrs 5 6
7 2 Ida syrs 5 6
7 0 Cock of the North, 4yrs 5 6
6 8 Pera, 4yrs 5 6
6 8 Rohalhon, 3yrs
THE OPTIONAL SELLING STASES of ssovs each, with
30sovs each. Three years old Bst, four 9st 71b, five
lOst 21b, six and aged lOst 51b ; mares and geldings
allowed 31b; maidens having started twice 41b, thrice
61b, end four or more allowed 101 b. The winner
to sold for £l5O, in the usual way, and if entered
to be sold for 130, allowed 31b ; 100, 71b ; 80, 121 b ; 50,
181 b; 30, 211 b; and 20, 241 b. The winner to be Sold by
Auction, and any surplus over the selling price to go to
the Race Fend. One mile.
To Close and Name at Seven o'clock the Night preceding.

Our Sal, 4yral

Lazy La'ss,3 yrs

Cara Fatima, 3yrs
Cora Linne, 3yrs
Master Begot, Syrs
Admiral Lyons, 3yrs
Actress, 3yrs
&maitre, 3yrs (h.b.)
Rubins, 3yrs

Sir Humphrey, 3yrs
Lady Hercules, 3yrs

WEDNESDAY, MARCH, 4.
HANDICAP PLATE or 50 Sovs for all ages. A winner
of any Handicap after the publication of the weights, 4 lbs,
or of any Handicap at this meeting, 7 lbs extra, but not to
be accumulative. Entrance 2 sous. T.Y.C.-12 subs.
8 7 Mary, syrs 7 0 Croxteth, 6yrs
8 0 Usurer, byrs 6 12 Pera, 4yrs
7 5 Ida, Syrs
6 10 Rohalli9n, 3yrs
7 5 Miss Birch, Syrs i 4 Lazy Lass, 3yrs
7 5 Gamester, 4yrs 6 0 Admiral Lyons, 3yrs
7 5 Miss Harkaway, 4yrs 5 8 Lady Hercules, byre,
diThe JUNIOR SELLING STAKES or 6 Sovs each, with 20

" DAN WEBSTER."
Just Imported from the Havana,
Some Cases CIGARS, of this and other celebrates Brands.
Apply to R. MORRISON & CO., 3, Old Hall,
Oldhalhstreet;

SULPHATE AMMONIA.
Parties having to dispose of may address E.G.S., 17, Mena-
street, Liverpool, stating quantity, packages, and terms for Cash.

JR. CAMERON, CHRONOMETER MAKER and
. OPTICIAN, 54, South Castle•street, Liverpool.
MARINE CHRONOMETERS ON SALE, or HIRE. SEXTANTS,
QUADRANTS, TELESCOPES, BAROMETERS, CHARTS, &c.

D AWLE'S PECTORAL COUGH LOZENGES
FOR THE CURE or COUGHS, COLDS, ASTHMA,
SORE THROATS, eic.—These Lozenges, which, for many years
have held the highest reputation, will be found a most it.valuabld
remedy for all affections of the lungs, relieving and strengthening
them, thereby protecting them from Tutu e attacks of cold and con.
sequent inflammation. For hooping cough in children, they are an
infallible, Aafe, and pie usant remedy.—Prepared only by Terrick y.
Williams (late Rawle), Pharmaceutical Chemist, 79. Lord-street,
Liverpool. Sold in boxes at Is. lid., 2s. 9d.. and 4s. 6d.

WHITE AND SOFT SKIN.—To obtain this
desititraturn, use IV ILLIAM S' ALMOND
TABLET, the surest and mast pleaQant remedy for chapped hands,
sore throats, or any roughness or re :nese of tha skin. This prepa-
ration will he found much supe for to such noxious compounds as
camphor ball, &c., and being free from grease, and perfumed with
otto of roses, makes it an indispensable toilette requisite.—Afay be
had from all chemists, in boxes at is lid, and from the proprietor
TERRICK] WILLIAMS (late Ramie), Chemist, 79, Lord-street
Liverpool. Wholesale Agents—Clay, Dod, Case, Raimes and Co.

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