Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-12 00:00:00

PROGRAMME OF YORK SPRING MEETING,

TUESDAY, APRIL 12.
THE SPRING ST. LEGER, of 10 sovs each, with 50 added,
for three year olds ; colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 21b ; winners
,extra, &c. ; the winner to pay 10 sovs towards expenses
one mile and a half; 9 subs.
Layton Harefoot
Trepan Napoleon
Secret Treasure Cavendish

Queen Charlotte
Ch f by Chanticleer
out of Bithday

Shafto
TUB GREAT NORTHERN HANDICAP of 25 sovs each, 15
ft, and only 5 if declared, with 200 added ; the second to
receive 50 sovs out of the stakes, and the winner to pay 25
sovs towards expenses ; winners of either the Doncaster,
Northampton, or any other handicap value 200 sovs in-
cluding the winner's own stake 51b extra, but not to be
accumulative for being second in any of the above specified
handicaps, as well as being the winner of 200 sovs ; two
miles, over the Old Course ; 72 subs, 34 of whom pay 5
so vs forfeit.

Saunterer

age st lb
.5..9

age st lb
..3..6 0
..3...5 8
.3..5 8
..3. 5 6
..3..5 5
.3..5 5
..3..5 4
2

5 . 9 0
6..8 12
5.. 8 11
5...8 6

Newcastle

Pan (including 51b ex

Far West
Barefoot

5 . 7 13
4 . 7 9
4.. 7 7
4.613
_ 4 .6 12
Romeo
Lady Da . .... 4..6 8
Turned Loose ..........4 . 6 7
Drogheda .... ........... 3.. 6 7
Meadowdale .4.. 6 3
llaymaker . ....... ...4 . . 6 3
Mcmtague 4..6 3
Cavendish. .
Archduchess . ...... 3.. 6 0
The ZETLAND STAKES Of 5 s
two-year olds ; colts Bst 71b,
extra; beaten horses allowed
stake, and the winner to pay 5
a mile; 30 subs.
Mr Allison's br c Whitehouse Mr Jacques's oh c Nigh Treasoi
Mr Barber's Ben Webster Mr F Martin ns ch c Catterton
Capt Bayly's Circassia Mr Masterman's br f Maid o
Mr Dawson's as ch c Montrose Brompton
Mr J Dent's oh f Interest Mr J Merry's Thormanby (211
Mr Devereux's b c Earl of Essex extra)
Mr C Dresser's b or br f Amy Mr .1 Merry's Trovatore
Sedgwick air J Merry's Lady Falconer
Mr E Gill's b c Tom Sir C Monek's b e Grenadier
Lord Glasgow's bk fby Voltig,eur Mr J Osborne's be by Augur out
out of Makeless of Incense
Mr Gordon's b f Harebell Mr T Patr's gr c Rattlebone (21b
Mr Grimshaw's hr f Bee Quick• extra) 4
Mr Hopkinson's br c Plumpton Mr C Peck, Jon's, King David
Rock Mr Rich's br c North Lancashire
Mr Hopkinson's eh c Starbeck Mr Saville's Duchess of Kingston
Mr W Hudson's ch f Lady 31r Saxon's bc St John
Trespass Mr Watt's ch f by Augur out of
Mr J Jackson's bc by The Cure Miss Congnyham
out of Crazy Peggy Mr T Wiseman's f Recluse
The KNAVESMIRE PLATE of 50 sovs, iL specie ; two year
olds 7st, threes Bst 121 b ; mares and geldings allowed 31b ;
maiden two year olds allowed 31b, threes 71b • winners of a
plate or sweepstakes of 200 sovs in 1859, under the distance
of a mile, 71b extra ; half a mile.

Blue Jacket ....
Blackthorn
Ditto
Bald-faced Stag
Rivenstonedale

Mutinee

Burgomaster

Defender

3.. 5 2

Donati

3...5 2

Precious Stone .,3..5 0
Shuffle
The Dane . 3 . 5 0
Adelaide
Gladiolus (inc 51b ex) .... 3..5 0
Ilarraton (inc 51b ex) .. 3..4 12
Paul Jones ........ ... 3.. 4 11
Aysgarth . 34 11
Little Agnes 3..4 11
iOirS each, with 50 added, for
fillies Bst 31b; winners 21b
21b ; the second to save his
sovs towards expenses ; half

Trepan, 3yrs
Lampada, 2yrs .
Susannah (late Elfin)
3yrs
Professor Dick, 2yrs
Montrose, 2yrs
Gibside Fairy, 3yrs
Steppingstone, 2 yrs
;The Wren, 2 yrs
Pliny, 2yrs
Magician, 3yrs
Surprise, 3 yrs
11111 berry, 3yrs
The SELLING ST,

Miss Deans, 2ys 1 Little Mick, 2ys
Donati, 3ys 1 B fby Stockwell, out
Peace Proclaimed,3ys of Equal, 2ys
Marseillaise, Sys Paul, Sys
Attraction, 3ys Profusion, 2ys
Bro to Dramatist, 2ys Neophyte, 3ys
Bk c hy Vatican, out I Why Not, Sys
of Jetty Treffz, 3ys f Carry, 3ys
Hetman, 2ys Horace: 2ys
Willie Wright, 3ys I Crazy Girl, Sys
Valentine, 3ys Malachite, Sys
B fbyWest Australian Volatile, 3ys
out of Birdtrap, 2ys
'ARES of 25 sous, added to a sweepstakes

of 5 sovs each, for three year olds and upwards ; we htit%
age, with selling allowances.; one mile. To close ana
on Monday night.
The following are the selection of "A Friend of the gee
in the Moon : "---Great Northern Handicap, Gladiolas, t
Shetland Stakes, Rattlebone ; the Knavesmire Plate, 2111‘
seillaise.

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE

THIS DAY

HIGH WATER,

WIND

At LirRRPOOL, —W.N.W.—
" HoLYITEAD,—N.N.E.--

F.
yen. nelqht
7 23 •••• 12 6

Moderate breeze,
Do.

OFF HOLYHEAD
Courier (ship.)

ARRIVER

Demerara
Legh°rd
3 fa tatOsfr
Dunkir:o
St D°llll
Mace',
• • '
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• Lare.
"• 'reole"
()ries°
e itig°
••st Pow
- Orie
evf

Arcadia (ss) .... Alexandria Johnston .....
I
Charles Souchay .. Charente Familien .....
C M White . . New Orleans Jose Maria •• •
Clarendon Singapore Bernard Barton
Eliza Hands Ceylon Hercules .....
Jean d'Acre Marans Linda .....
Wm and Margaret ..Rouen Tiber (ss) .
John Merrick. , New Orleans Transit ..
Yorkshire New York Salve ..
City of Manchester _ Bushire

Charleston Hercules .
New Orleans Ocean Bride

SAILED

fro/
.Yepyofr

Blanche Moore Calcutta I Balbec (ss) •
City of Brooklyn.. New York I Wm Tapscott
Tasso Newfoundland

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
ApriILIVERPOOL, en,
The hull of an American brig, apparently tioberal ,rsi
painted black, with topgallant-forecastle, and houl by the
passed on the 30th March, in lat 36, lon la"
Eclipse, arrived here from New Orleans.

The Elizabeth, from hence, is ashore at Avr•
Ths Coquette, from hence, is ashore at T 0 or hermori 5 to
The figure-head picked up at Teeumshane, ati% Po'
that of the Spanish barque Madagascar, coming 'l.°-
don to this port. 00
The Madge Wildfire, and Constance, from C 34
have both arrived off Queenstown. york, 141
The Prince Albert (ss), from Galway for
put back to the former port, making water. d n.
The Maria Somes, from St John, NB, for L°ll"° f b'"
arrived at Fayal in a leaky state, and with less °
wa
The rks, &c. .fed t°
Frey, from Santos for Falmouth, has 2rhroltit 1'
Fayal, with loss of bulwarks, stanchions, and a'
bags coffee thrown overboard.
The Marseilles, from London for Calcutta, ^""
has arrived at Table Bay. Thodia9.4
627 bales of cotton were got out of the 4
wrecked near Wexford, up to the Bth instant. that ')"
The Linden, Kirby, hence at New York, reports decki
the 18th March had everything moveable about ?ea.
started, and poop and bulwarks stove bas heavY ,)con tl/6
The Emily, Shaw, from London, w wrecke'
16th Feb, near Key Glori, Honduras. eIOCI
NEW YORK, March 29.—The boat of the Aga
hence to Baltimore, stranded at Currituck, was fr°-
with Captain and four men, by the Patapoca (s)t'o 5e4
Charleston at Baltimore. An English barque„%icejlc:l
ashore 17th March, off Crooked Island. The .'u
h°,;"(1007/
Landerkin, from New Orleans for Liverpool, was 1“-Illig`
on fire, on the 27th March, 70 miles outside of the d tlO,
the Missi.sippi. Ten ships outward bound, crosseeoei
Bar from 26th to 28th March, leaving 30 vessels d
there. f
The Minho (ss), hence, has arrived at Queens`°
Oporto, with machinery damaged.
The brig Mary, of and from St. John, N.co
l
13" -at.

fuegos, was fallen in with on the 13th March, inriiggc;
lon. 63, with loss of topmasts and head gear, w3te'a'tr;ilitf,
and decks swept, but the crew would not leave, on off°
for Bermuda, by the Martha's Vineyard, arrived he
Charleston, which supplied her with water. be"
The Promethuis, from St. Thomas to Belize, '-
wrecked at Porto Rico.

OUTPORTS

An American

BEAUMARIS, April 11.—Sailed
fo° and Hindoo barque.
ie, le
GRAVESEND, April 11.—Arrived : The CaLueloda.
Amberton ; Lvda, Maceio • Dora, Canton ; Li
Yet'
Calcutta; Charles, Bahia Beemah, Fuo.ctiolv-iv:
lin, Terceira ; Roxburgh Castle, Melbournedoloinb°„!
Marians ; Runnymede, Foo-chow-foo ; Shillette'
Eliza and Mary, Caen • Euphrates, Moulmeiri„,.; .I,d :
_„A":
Calcutta ; Thomas Campbell, Adelaide. 0`1:"Ileler,'
Solienera de Aveiro, for Lisbon; Priscilla, °"%,,0ar11P",,
Crawford; Mauritius; Whitthons, Alexandria; ' tom'
Trinidad; Annette, Venice; Neptimus, Krageree,jaieneis'
Frume ; Prince Charlie, Manilla ; Pandore, 100
Denapore, Whampoa ; Condor, Afarans ; Giglie
Odessa; Ornbie, Jamaica; Sweden, Moulmein•rew, Golow",
DEAL, April 11.—Passed tind anchored : L'retifelt
Rule, from Rotterdam to New York ; Plutarch, fr°-,
William Bouse, from London to Halifax ; Parfnoad°ll:
Shields to Barcelona; Sweden, from Moulmein ‘,O„ tol„P_A"'
Black Prince (ss), to Genoa ; Dwapore, from Chal"
don ; Tribe (barque), from Westward' to London; shiflag
ward Ho, from Bombay to London; Penelope, fr°3l! 91,040
to Carthagena; Anna, from Westward to Londe,lLd,
Misi Creg, from Westward' to Eastward; W„ilu",.
Calcutta to London ; Spartan, from• Shields to -101%. freT
Anna, from Christiansand to Santander;
Dunkerque to Seville; Presf, from Rotterdam to • vas,
phia • Dorths, from London to Hartlepool; l'irYdelaide;
London to Buenos Ayres ; Antipodes, London to It , Due
Selka, from Shields to Genoa ; Vigalio, to Marseille:s'hiel4l
Sorli, from Shields to Venice ; Emma Egras, from mre;
to Constantinople; Elite, from, Antwerp to Bumws
Amalia Marco, from Antwerp to ConstantinePle,;yerP t"
from London to Antwerp ; Trinidad, from An • Cod"Havannah ; Chloris, from Hartlepool to Adrean', CO;
merce, from Ostend to Cadiz ; Gustavwasa, 'l'9"flosce6
hams to Malaga; Hermoin, from Arendel ~;
Wildridge, from Amsterdam to Alexandria; Ce"tardin
London to Bermuda •, Grey, from London to, 01 Ler
Woodstock, from London to Melbourne; Olivia, Ir° Tool;
don to Newport; Primula, from London to llohart.fia, firit
Velocity, from London to Newfoundland; Begin
London to Antigua ; St. Michael, from Lorideliroitiel
Kitts ; Ottoman, from Hartlepool to Singapore) Neat!,
from Calcutta to London ; Thomas Hamill, from 310
to London ; Pioneer, from Hull to Quebec;
frota
Adriana, from East to West. if
QUEENSTOWN, April 11.—Arrived : Earl Gur, CaY,P"
Trieste ; Elizabetta, Alexandria; Helsingore, Lain'
Temper, Venice • Stefano Opruch, Cienfuegos blued
Rio Grande; Minh° (ss), Liverpool, for,Oporto,
out of order, and making water. Off : Medgec,lcuttj.'
for Calcutta, went to London ; Constance, intifele
Ansonia, Ancona. Put back Cannibal, for ;e,
Sailed : Francis, for Liverpool ; Highland
er7ool ;
Woolwich ; Cambria, Cardiff ; Christina, LicLooden;
KINGSTOWN, April 11.—Sailed : The Clar
Sirocco, Bristol; Sebastian, London; Christopher'. .0 fa'
'
New York. par
DUBLIN, April 11.—Arrived : The Swan!, fr°lll DO'
kirk ; Margaret, Licabe; Rose, Bordeaux ; undnoodoe•
kirk ; Ceres, London. Sailed : The Ceres (s, f°' sister*
WATERFORD,. April 11.—Arrived : The) Tvo,, Liver'
from Bridgewater ; 'Vesta (s), Liverpool ; Citizen N'sisters,
pool ; Maid of the Isles Mauritius. Sailed: Thegalvil.
for Dublin ; Union,. Neath'; Susan,
(ss), Milford ; City of Paris, Milford; Elizabeth, Riga,
BELFAST, April 9th. —Arrived : Edward, frcu malvMs
10th.— Gerzina Reina, Dordt ; Alex, Bayonne.; icotes•
Newport ; _goo
(ss), London ; Success, Nantes ; Edward Virgins froth
GREENOCK, April 11.—Arrived : Glencairn, gataillas'
vannah. Sailed Hebe, for Genoa ; Bangalore,
City of Lucknow, Calcutta; American, New York

VESSELS' REPORT

Report of the ship Tornado, Mumford, 28 days froth
Mobile :
April 7. Spoke the George and John Smith' ill lat
4945
N, lon 15 10 W.
the
Exchanged signals with the barque Orile; boun do eastot•
April S.—Passed the ship New Hampshire, bou,
southwest and northwest, in let 50 50, 101 l 9 45 lv.„,roillat
The ship Northern Bride, arrived here from J'i
spFeb.t Miles, from go,oke he following vessel :--- rabg,n 20.---The William of Liverpool,
~,
for London, in lat 20 S, lon 0 0 S. here
Report of the Arcadia (ss), Clare, arrived
Alexandria

southea'st'

April 3. Signalised the barque Persia, steering
between Cape St. Vincent and Teneriffe. or
tackayy .t.
The " Black Ball" cli er ship Donald 3. , e rules
Melbourne, was left by thepspteam-tug Resolute twelve
southwest of Tuskar ; wind west; strong breeze.

Kirkham, from Calcutta, and Dora,
FOREIGN PORTS•
at Deal. eo
Fouleis
Fanny
Fisher, Sullivan, from Sydney at San
and sailed sailed 2, o
n her return. Feb
Lockett, from San Francisco for Melbourne
front Canton; both

25.
Naomi, sailed from Sari Francisco for ValparaisofoFreb4gs.:
Crisis, and Glendower; both sailed from Chi"
land. rk•
Lady Franklin, and Universe; both hence at 14,"
Tamerlane, Barstow, hence at Philadelphia.
hence at is'eit
Belle of the Ocean, and nolyrood; both
Orleam,