Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-20 00:00:00

OUTPORTS
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Rosseau. Trinida

Porto Rico, Prince Albeit, Guernsey • Nixen, Gruet7:l,
Susan, Barbadoes ; Ellen Murray, 'Guernsey irfesr,
Mogadore ; Two Friends, Buenos Ayres • Davidl"‘'ai;
Sydney ; Emma Eden, Guernsey ; Vidilia,'
Sophia, Guernsey; Gretena, Nordenschluise ;
Guernsey ; Corinthian Liss, Odessa ; Jane and 'fint'oo
Guernsey ; Spirit of the North, Shanghai ;
Fredrickstadt ; Oleidia, Cienfugos ; Balder, Helsingi°';;rs
DEAL, May 18.—Arrived and passed ; SOPhia, I)enlpe"fert
'
to London ; Pet, Port Natal to London • David -."8,;-ielv
Sydney to London ; Roscius, Trinidad to London; 'Al'
step, London to Trinidad; Phcenix, Sunderland to Ale-ad
dria ; Pomona, Canton to London ; Janutz Bondekef
Silesia, Havannah to London ; Harrier, London t.° ;fit'
foundland ; Meander, Trinidad to Bremen. 19th, °Pct to
the North, Worsung to London ; Jane Cockrill, undo
Barcelona; Tor, Swansea to London ; Star of Eve. L°;-0111
to Moose] Bay ; H.M.S. Lizard, west to river ; 11.°111,.0 0;
Bound, to London ; Bordhanka, Matanzas to -1,4°1,-3,(l°for
Lord Warriston, Batavia to London ; Cuba, from ,01"„rsot
Bremen ; Quick Step, New York to London ; tto'
Kurrachee to London ; Victoria, London to 1-'',zioileo•
BELFAST, May 19.—Arrived : Cultoner, from P„-,1104
Sailed : Effingham, for Liverpool, in tow of stet 13.
Dreadnought ; Maria Louisa, Troon ; Amy, Ark
Aurora (ss),

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from
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GREENOCK, May 19.—Arrived : Cathcat
tius ; John Scott, Trinidad; Emily (ss), Rouen
City of Perth, for Calcutta.
WATERFORD, May 19.—Arrived : Shamrock, fro llrorts;
tol ; Courier (s), Milford. Sailed : Vigilant, for av°
mouth ; John, Cardiff ; Malakhoff (s), for Mill°
Dublin.

SPOKEN

February 28, Hero, Whampoa for Liverpool, in
10n.104 E.

5, Lady Bruce, Bombay for Deal, in 13t 275'

March

lon 52 E

mbay for Liverpool, 1010,

March. 5,

Anna Dorothea, B

27 S, lon 52 E.

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March 12
lon 68 E.

Ailsa, from Bombay to London,

March 18, Philanthropist, Bombay for Liverpool, `"
35 N., lon. 16 E. 3
March 31, Orixa, for Marseilles, in lat 18 S, loa
April 8, Rob Roy, hence to Rio, on the Equator' sot,
April 8, Trident, hence to Melbourne, on the EV,,,
April 10, Paraguay, hence to Lima, in lat. 4
26 W. I°ll.
April 14, Cassiopea, hence to Mauritius, in lat 5 /
26 W.

April 14, Lady Valiant, for Liverpool, in lat. 3
25 W.
April 16, Pilot Fish, hence to Rio, on the Equator4s
April 30, Plutarch, bound west, in lat. 42 N, 014 r
May 1. Compromise, hence to New York, in lat
lon 45 W, under jurymasts.
May 10, Damascus (s.s.), in lat. 37 N., lon. h,
May 10, Morton, in lat. 37 N., lon. 3
May 10, Wild Wave, in lat. 37 N., lon. 3 w •
May 11, Surf, Gibraltar to Falmouth, off Cat
cent.

May 12, Albanian (as), off Cape St. Vincent.
May 12, Tiber (ss), off Cane St. Vincent.
May 16, Orontes (ss), off
May 17, Henry Clark, off the Smalls.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Gulf Stream, hence at 'New Orleans.
Sagamore, and International, hence at Boston.
Richard Busteed, Stanwood, hence at New York.,
Equity. Lawson, hence at Galveston.
Tamaulipas (ss), hence at Bordeaux May 15.
Deva (ss), Tate, hence at Bordeaux May 15.
Vanguard, from London at Calcutta.
Adelaide (ss), from Galway at Newfoundland gg
Nancy, sailed from Rouen for Liverpool May 14'
Eliza Fentina, from Rouen for Liverpool MaY 14' 16 v.. ,
Therese, Rose, from Bordeaux for Liverpool 3.fg en
Antve, Susan West, Liffey, Udo Frederika, and Jae
.all sailed from Nantes for Liverpool May 14. 16.
Industry, Jansen, from Ostend for Liverpool May

SPORTING INTELLIGENCE'

RACES.—YESTERDAY' Acted if
the SALISBURY STAKES of 10sovs each, with 50 3—t 61b;
)ur start, for two year olds; colts Bst bib, fillies 8' soh
winners of a stake value 200sovs 31b extra for evercosofi
winning (extreme penalty 91b) ; the winner to Pays
to the fund, and subscribe to the stakes for 1860 ;
longs ; 17 subs.

SALISBURY

Lady Falconer
Harold ..
Assyrian ..,

Eight ran

..
rid
15 ft' as

The WHasHIRE nANDICAP of 25 sovs each, „coil`
only 5 if declared, with 50 added if four start; th;ril
to save his stake ; winners of any handicap after ..lto the
61b, of two 91b extra; the winner to pay 15 sovs .41
fund, and subscribe to the stakes for 1860 two Wiles'
subs, 26 of whom pay 5 sovs each.

Tournament
Peeress .
Haleford

Six ran,

„stir,
JAPANESE CURIOSITY.—There was no objection OF-, tgot
all reasonable curiosity, and arrangements were alealies66
our only apartment should be thrown open for an 50'10
directly after the morning ablutions were completed. to
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express stipulation that a Briton taking his bat- oe
form no part of the morning's entertainment was ta for
consequence of one of our party having unconscion";;,ess
several mornings, been shown to various parties of JaP_dice
ladies in such light costume as might enable them to a'''its
hie
themselves of the fact that his skin was quite as fair nr
face and hands promised. All the wonders of the drevo
table, from stropping a razor to putting eau-de-cc; Zilf
upon a pocket handkerchief, were freely exhibited. chs
old priest laughed immoderately at our applying„sen the
spirit to so ignoble a purpose, and tried to enlig% 061
foreigners as to its proper use by tossing off any (1-the
that might be poured into the palm of his banded bait
ladies were especially delighted with scented soaps ad idt
brushes, and the gentlemen looked npon boots th*
buttons as marvels which it was highly desirab'ess soa
Japanese nation should know how to manufacture
as possible.—Blackwood's Magazint.