The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-05 00:00:00

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon

April 7.. Spirit of the Times, New Orleans to Liverpool,
of Cape Florida.
April.l4..L'zzie Howard, New Orleans to Liverpool.... 32 N.. 78 W.
April, 14.. Sir.), co.
Aprl 19 .FlizabethrCalcutra to Liverpool 4O N.. 20 W.
A ptil 19.. E its Atm, Calcutta to Liverpool 4O N.. 29 W.
ontrzuma, Mobile to Liverpool . .. .46 N.. 37 W.
April 29.. Esmerala a
May 3.. ta aldon, hence to Melbourne, 10 miles W. of
Tuskar.
Ma, 3... Asia it.M.9.), hence to New York, at 8 a.m.,
• off Watertord...-.
Ocean Wave. from Mobile, was spoken at 8 p.m., May 3, twenty
miles west of Tuskar, by the Cormorant (S.s.), at Liverpool. .

VESSEL'S REPORT.
report of the Demetrius, Young, arrived here from Alexandria ;
sailed April 9.
Apr.l 18, in lat. 87 23 N., 100. 4 16 E., signalled the brig Hamp•
den, bound south.
April 2U, off Cape de Gatte, signalled the Express from Alexandria,
anti the Norma. both bound to'the westward.
April 22, off the Hock of Lisbon, signalled the Clynnai, of Cheater,
bound South.
The Demetrius has experienced strong winds from the N.E. to
B.E during the latter part of the voyage.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Romance, hence at Lisbon
Europe, axon. hence at Valparaiso.
Nauphante supposed), hence at Pernambuco.
Rita (s.s.), hence at Santander in 68 hours.

AUSTRALIAN SHIPPING.

Abstract of the Log of the Black Ball Clipper ship Lid an Queen.
After leaving the Isad the Indian Queen, Capt. Jobsen, experienced
fresh breezes from the northward accompanied imy thick weatatir and
rain. On reaching the confines of the N E trades h-r passage was,
greatly retarded by a continuance of S.E. winds, which prevailed as
ftr an the lat. of the southern tropic. This circumstance (wised her
to cross the line as far as 34° W., and also to tack out from Cape St.
Roque. On the southern tropic light airs prevailed which, con-
joined with the effects of the vertical sun, gave rise to muc i sick-
ness amcngst the sucking children. Two adults died he, e from a
very sever. form of diarrhcea. Providentf illy a strong breeze sprung
up, whichlas ed steadily to the Cape. On the 30th I,e !ember, passed
beta een Prince Edward's Isles ; on sthl !wary, sighted Kerguelen's
Land ; and, on Sunday 18th, passed the southern extremity of Tas
mania, 75 days out. Shortly after Laving the meridian of the Cape,
measles broke out with great violence ; adults and children together
there ware not less thin 67 eases of meas'ea. Off Tasmania the wind
shifted to the eastward, and blew a strong wile for three days, mo-
derating aad veering round to the southw rd. Cape Farewell was
ma-de on the 28th Jannary, and there b:calmcd for two days. A li.ht
breeze trom the westward ran her through the straits, a full-rigged
ship in company, and cast ra• chor off WeLington Heads on c aturday
31st, :17 days out from Liverpool.—lndependent.
The Visconnt Sandon—the second ship despatched to this port by
that eminent firm. Mess-s. James Baines and Co ,of Liverpool, arrived
in the course of Friday of ernoon. -he left the Mersey on the 18th
VI:LUUCr, tilltl ale d, th.
Euphemns, and. Indeed, all recent arrivals from England, this ship
experienced no north-east trades, and had might and contrary winds
to the northward of the equator, which site did not cross till the 30th
N.mvember—her forty-third da., at sea On the 20th December she
passed insight of TiistinD'Acunha. The run between the Euphem is
and the S.ndon mn t have been a very close one during the latter
half of the voyage ; for although the Sandoa was five days behind
the Eupkemus in crossing the equator, she was just one day's sail
art rit when passing Tristan D' ',cantle—time same distance as b tween
their arrivals respectively at this part. The Sanden brings very few
passe Reis, but a large cargo.—Southern Cross, Feb. 17.

Qaten of the West, from Live pool at Melbourne, Feb. 19.
re son, from Glasgow at Melbourne, Feb. 19.
Shooting Star, from Liverpool, Feb. 25; Herald of the Morning,
March I ; and Champion of the Seas, March 2—all at Melbourne.
hite E gle, from Greenock at Melbourne, March 6.
Gpsey Bride, from Liverpool; and B. Lea Silvia from Biiitol—
both at Melbourne, March 9.
bwiltsnre, from London; s;'Leod, from Liverpool ; and James
Carson, from Queenstown—all at Melbourne, March 10.

Me !wax e eared from Melbourne. Feb. 16; Great B►ita;n, and
Istamboul, Feh. 18; Sus :ex, March 7; and Stebonheath, Mauch 11—
all f, r Lon fon.

D nald M'Kay cleared at Melbourne for Liverpodl, Feb. 2i.

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

New York, April 21.-1 he Bremen ship Minerva, from Rotterdam,
is on shore near Barnigat, and likely to become a wreck. Crew
and passengers saved. It blew a gale here yesterday from N.F.,
veering to 5.5. The steam frigate Niagara, for Liverpool, remains
at anchor, waiting a favourable opportunity to proceed.
Boston, Apal 22.—The Morning star which sailed hence, Dec. 4,
and arrived at San Francisc r, March 16, spoke the British ship Duke
.of Bedford. bound to New York, Dec. 7, in distress, a..d supplied her
aith erovisions.

R. B. Porter Skating, from Liverpool at Portland, with loss of head,
upper part of stern, and stanchions started, covering board partially.
broken np, and fore hatch and boat stove, &c., by a heavy sea,
March 13.
Great Western, Futter, cleared at New York for Liverpool, April 17
Em. ire, Coombe, c:eared at New York for Liverpool, April 18.
London, Harlbnr , from Liverpool at New York, April 16.
Alert, Buisl6y. from Caraiff at New York, April 16.
Compromise, Childs, from Glasgow at New York, April 16.
Lampedo, Croak, from Liverpool at St. John, N B.
America (It M.S.). from Liverpool at Halifax, April 23.
Fulton (U.S.M.S.), from immthampton at New Yirk, April 21.
Falcon, Patton; and Harry of the West—both from Liverpool at
New Orleans.
Livmg.too, Yallop, from Liverpool at Apalachicola.
W. F. Storer, Comery, from r iverrool at baton.

City of Toronto, froniGlasgow at Quebec, April 20, in 24 days, the
first anti only ship at Quebec, April 21.
D. H. De Wolf, Ham,s. from Liverpool at Halifax.
Henry Clay, Caulains, from Liverpool at New York.
Parliament, Pollard; and Moonlight, Spencer—both from Liver-
pool at Boston.
Rai ee, Malcomson, from Trinidad at St. John's, N.B.
Spirit of the Times, Martin ; and HaUee, Tacker—both from Liver-
pow at Newf undla, d.
Floating Zephyr. Blanchard ; and George Washington, Cummings
—both from Liverpool at Boston.
Favourite, Pearson; Wolfe, Crerar ; and Humber, Lsnarton—all
from Liverpool at Halifax.
Prosptro, Taverner, from Liverpool at Newfoundland,
Khersovese (R.M.S.S.), from Liverpool at Halifax April 21, and
sailed for Portland.
. _ _

City of Washington, Jellard, from Liverpool at New York, April 21,
in Is days,
Ann E. Hooper, Rains, from Liverpool at Baltimore.
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Florida, eannerman, from Liverpool at Savannah.
Ashburton, Bradish ; Robert Kelly, Barstow ; Atlantic, Williams;
Star of the Wed, Shoppy; R. Robinson, Robinson; Squandit, Jordan;
Assyria, Delano ; Atlantic, Stouffer ; Cultivator, Busse 1 ; and
Metropols, Crabtree—all from Liverpoo: at New York.
Naival, from Clyde; iceni ; W. Bathe; Selina; and Cherokee—all
from Liverpool at et. John's, Newfoundland.

VESSELS LOADING IN THE UNITED STATES FOR EUROPEAN

PORTS.

Nzw Yozz, April 20.—For Liverpool—Shi is Albert Gallatin,
Delano—lsaac A right, Marshall - American Union, Hubbard—
Albion, Williao•s—C. Lawrence, Kn'pp—America, Barstow— Orion.
Libby—Centurion, Caulkins—i hilaoelphia, Pool—Laly Franklin,
Jordan—Ara' la (Br s), Stone—and Ericsson (a), Lowber. Barque
Aurora, Morse.
(,lasgow.--;-hips Martha's Vineyard—and Glasgow (Br as), Duncan.
Ilavre.-8 hips Vanderbilt (8)- Fulton (a), Wotton— Rattler, Almy
--and W Illa-n Tell, Funck.
London.—Ships Robena, Protteau—Li serpool Kearney—and Mar-
ga et E,ans, Name%
BOSTON, April 20.-1 or I iverpcol--.9tips Niagara (Br, a.), Wick-
man; 0 iver Putnam, Smith.

London— Ship Bunker Hill. Elliot.
CHARLESTON, April 16.—For Liverpool—Shii s (Alecto, Polleys;
Alexander, Bath.
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...

Havre—Ship Ilepublie, Sawyer.
Ai con LE, April 13.—Fur Liverpool—Ships Gw. Langdon, Stone ;
Arkwrlgra, Robertson; Arabia, Merryman; Vision, Bearse; Arey,
Sewall.
New ORLEANS, April 13.—For Liverpool—Ships Inkermann (Br.),
Welsh hotert O. Winthrop, Norville; Uncle Toby, Sonic; W. F.
Schmidt. Sears; Ilcarl•cel Br.), Mackay; Charter Oak, Pe, ington ,
lessina, Balls ; Carlyle, Simpson ; Cynosure, Harris; North A nerican,
Clarke; Shakspere, Norcross • Echo, Loring; Florence Nightingale,
Goss ; Malakoff (Br.), Trevellick ; Tchernaya (Br.), ifilgews ; Thos.
Jefferson, Hill.

LIVERPOOL DISPENSARIES.

CATTATN Botiass, Vice-President of North Dispensary.
Mr. CHARLES BOOTH, Vice-President of South Dispensary.
Mr. FRANCIS MILL, Treasprer. I Mr. J. W. WILLIAMS, Secretary.

(CE-91, SOUTH :CASTLE STREET.
Number of Patients during the past week.

NORTH. SOUTH. TOTAL.
New Cases Received Advice and Medi- I 330 139 469
clue at the Institution
New Cases Visited at th,ir own houses } 88 42 130
and supplied with Medicine
- -
418 181 I 599

Cominerttal fittellignue.

LIVERPOOL COTTON NIARICET.-MAY 4.

There has boon more animation in the c ft,,tl rr ark,t to-day than
for some tills past. 'lli. demand was very general, 'but limited in
quantity; una, with plentiful supplies, pleas cont•nue unchanged.
The sales—including 59 Pernambueos at lid to Sad, 300 Baqas at
711 to iid, 10 var,inhams at 844. 3')o E ,yptians at Sid to Oid, 700
Surats at 5d to 61—are reported 7,001 b.cles, of which 3,000 are on
speculation and for export.