The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-23 00:00:00

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

New York, Ma,ca s.—The Golden Star, from Liverpool to New
Orleans,:was tat, en into Nassau a dere ict ; was found by the wreckers
sunk in four fathoms. Her cargo hal b ,en under water several days
March 7.—The Robert Stagg, from Liverpool, which ran on shore on
South Boston Fiats on the 2ad inst., was assisted off on thr sth, after
taking out a large quantity of cargo, and was carried to the wharf.—
The Broosa, of and for Boston from Bangor, w Le abandoned, Dec.
25.; crew saved.—The Endraght, from Belfast for Havre, put back
with lass of bulwarks.

The City of Washington (s.s.), was not expected to leave New
York before the 9t:► March.

Nassau, Feb. 12.—The salvage of the ship Inca was settled in the
Vice Admiralty Court, Jan. 20, the judge awarding 66 per cent. on
the dry cotton, and 7d on the wet, against which decree notice of
appeal has been given.

Jacobs, Henderson, cleared at New Orleans for Liverpool,
Feb. 26.

Atlantic (s.), and Persia (I)—both from Liverpool at New York.
sybria, from Liverpool at Charleston.
Empire, BaUbidge, from Liverpool at New York.
Sandusky, Rice; James L. Bogart, Conway; and Borneo, Flitner
—all from Liverpool at Mobilo.
Euxine, Watson ; Heidelburg, Rodewald ; Sha crock, Doane
John Linn, Crowell; Tchernaya, Kilgour ; and Ashiand,_Moore—all
from Liverpool at New Orleans.
Eclipse, Hughes ; and Sir Robert Peel, Larrabee—both cleared
at New York for Liverpool, March 4 ; and R. L. Lane, Couilla rd
March 6.

tJudith Drew, cleared at Charleston, Feb. 25; and Intrinsic, Mac.
farlane. Feb. 27—both for Liverpool.
Emma Jane, Jordan, sailed from Charleston Feb. 26; Ensign,
Slater, Feb. 26; and R. A. Lewis, Vaughan, Feb. 26—a1l for Liver-
-1)05,:r _ _ _

Home, Afui ; Birkenhead, Fraser; and Empress, Morris—all
cleared at Savannah for Liverpool, Feb 28.
Ellen Mary, Little, cleared at Savannah for Liverpool, Feb. 26,
Conquest, Brewer; and Perthshire, Maloney—both cleared at
Savannah for Liverpool, Feb. 28.

Dragoon, Weston, cleared at Mobre for Liverpool, Feb. 25.
Advance, Duguid, cleared at Mobile for Liverpool, Feb 27.
Arran, Cumming, cleared at New Orleans for Liverpool, Feb. 21.
Mary O'Brien, Veit er; and Ocean Bride, Atkins-1)01i cleared at
New Orleans for Liver tool, Feb. 23.

chilies, Walker, cleared at New Orleans for Liverpool. Feb. 23.
Northampton, Delano; Miriam, Joscelyn ; and aankin,:M'lntyre
—all cleared at New Orleans for Liverpool, Feb. 25.

VESSELS LOADINQ IN THE 'UNITED STATES FOR LIVERPOOL,
New 1-,,rk, ltiaich 7.—Neptune, Peabody—Phoenix, Hoxie—Allan.
tic (s.), Eldridge—Typhoon, S.-titer—R. L. Lane, Couillard—Dread_
nought, Samuels Civaran, Sands—Aurora, Bunting Charles
Holmes, Dowlby—Emerald Isle, Cornish—James Foster, Abeel—
Australia, Smith.

Boston, March 6.—Bridgewater, Barstow—Robert Hastie, Ritchie
—Emera'd, Cook—Niagara Cs.)
Charleston, March 2.—Caroline, Haynie—Madawaska, Nelson—
I.alla Roukh, Theobald—GAidar, Libby—Alabama, M'Dosvell—
Pudyona, Dodds.

ttacannah, March 2.—Midd:eton, Betts—Highland Chief, Sturde.
cant—Wallace, I ane—Clio, Haynes—Harmmy, Camplen—Georgia,
111'1.ot:in—Chaos, Bunton— Samose, Frost—A. Thompson, Campbell
—A ice Franklin, Clemens—Chieftain, Foster.
Mobile, Feb. 27.—Wocdstock, Wright; Cregon, Archer; Empire
Queen, Baker; Henry Calhoun; Alas, Main; Concordia, Thomp.
son ; Dragoon, Weston; Lucy Thompson, Pendleton ; Annie bise,
Sipe; Rising Sun, Skolfield; and Empress, Morrell.
New Orleans, Feb. 17.—City of Brooklyn—Dorcas Prince—S.
Curling—Constitution—Holyhead, Lowell—Allan, M'Arthur—
Agamemnon, L w6on—Cordella, Bishop—George Green, Fair-
banks--Excelsior. Swift—Kotsuth. Dawson— Rachael Hamlin
—St. James, Colley—Spirit of the Times—Uncle Joe—S4istrie
—Cambria, Terry—Gladiator, Blayne—Richard Morse—W.
Libby, Bishop—M. R. Ludwig, Miller—Bannockburn, Bruce—
Edward O'Brien, Crelghtoa—Chicago. Chase—Georgina, S,!ott—
Henry Cook Flaherty-4. Hovey, Robinson—Lizzie Harvard—Pelle
Wood, Tucker—Byzantium, Hupper—Ruf s Choute—Wm.
Rogers, Thompson—Martha, Baldry— Mongolia—Meicher—Pocha-
ont,s, lA'ooderson—Rebecca, Sawyer—Prince of Wales, Mowatt—
Reuben, Rice—and Union, Newcombe,
,;

MARRIAGE.
On the 18th inst., at St. Michael's-in-the-Hamlet, by the Rev. N.
M. Fa!loon. Mr Henry S. Hudson, of Southport, to Mary Jane,
daughter of Capt. Thomas Muir, of this town.

Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent
to our Office duly authenticated.

ST. ANNE'S DISPENSARY AND EYE AND EAR
INSTITUTION,
9, ROSE HILL.

New Patients entered on the Books last week, viz., March 21, 1957—
Relieved at the Institution
Relieved at their own Dwellings
Cases of prevailing Epidemic ..

Total
Visitois—Mr. E. Watts, and Mr. Gilbert.
Hon. Secretary and Treasurer—Joseph Kitchen, Esq.

REMOVAL of ST. JOHN'S MARKET—
(Extract from the NORTHERN DAILY TIMES, Christ-
mas, 1957.) We understand that th.! spirited Proprietors of THE
BUTTER. PLACE have purchased the Old Market—and intend
taking it down—in order to erect more extensive premises on its
site. These eentlemen appear to have inherited all that spirit of
enterprise which characterised the original founders of '1 he Butter
Place in the last century,

FOR A VOTE AT THE LIVERPOOL.
ELEC PION I This, we are told. was the established rate
in the days of Ewart and Dennison, but, so far as the But erman is
concerned, no wan shall receive a penny for his Vote at this
Election.

ALTHING OF BEAUTY'S A JOY FOR EVER,
an exquisite remark, which would have derived
additional force from the fact (iflt had happened) that the poet,
Keats, previous to writing that line, had inspected the gem of litho-
graphy now on view in the lower window of Mr. John 11. Isaac,
Lithographer, &c., Castle-street.
A few thousands do examine It daily, and then, after express'ng
the utmost surprise at finding Butter there, they move on,
muttering,

ATHING OF BEAUTY IS A JOY FOR EVER,
Well done Buttertnan ! • " "• •
(Altered from Punch ) " •

QEVEN O'CLOCK IN THE EVENING. Do
you know what hour that is ? That's the time
(precisely) at which THE BUTTER PLACE is locked up.

NOTICE TO MARINERS (OF THE
STREETS.) (That's the Cabmen) —See Friends of
Bohemia.—Be it known to all men, that the part of thi Borough
hitherto known as " Williamson Square," shall be " Willamson
Square" no lobger.—hencetorth, In alluding to that 'lace, you are
to call it "The Butter Place."

NEVER GO TO A THEATRE
at least never go to that one in Williamson-square'
without remembering that you are within a few yards of a certain
place—
THE— BUTTER PLACE.

THE RIGHT MAN IN THE RIGHT PLACE!
Mr. KELLY—to remain for the present in The
Butter Place," and think no more of Parliament until the next
Election.

ESQUIRE—A TERM TO BE ABOLISHED !!
Thus stands the law,—instead thereof you are to
append the letters P B.; so where you would have heretofore written
" KKLIA. Esquire. Buttermau," you are to write " KeLLY TR&
BUTTERMAN," P.B (which means "PROM BRICK.")

Comm r c fa! ate 4.

THIS DAY.

Tuts DAY, the 23rd instant, at twelve o'cloe'd, at the
Broker., cffice, 16. Fxchange-butdings,
596 Barrds TURPENTINE.
now landing ex Pride of Canada, Wapping Dock.—For particulars
apply to Messrs. Boyd, Edwards and Co., Merchants; or to
J. H. RAYNER &CO Brokers.
Tats 1)

'AT, the 23rd Instant, at Twrive o'cioek, at the
Brokers' Office, 13, Exchange-buildings,
4 '9 Barrels 110,1 N,
now landing ex PI Me or Canals, Wapping Dock.—For particulars
apply to Messrs. Boyd, Edwards and Co. Merchants; or to
J. H. RAYNER & CO.. Brokers.

HIS DAY, the 23rd instant, ..t twelve o'ciock, at the
Brokers' Office, 16, k xchange
1209 Quarters Fine E..7yptian LINSEED,
ex Caroline, from Alexandria.—For particulars apply to Messrs.
J.lll. Schroeder and Co.. Merchants ; or to
J. 11. RAYNER St CO.. Brokers.

THIS DAY, the 234 d instant, at Eleven o'clock, in the
Commercial Saleroom, Temple-court,
37 Barrels Af ica,. PINE APPLES, ex Niger, irom Sierra Leone;
20 Ba s French WALNUTS.
Apply to THO S PARRY, Brol er, 15, North John street.
Tins D.• the 23rd i Eles,

z3rd instant; at Eleven o'clock, at the
Commercial Saleroom, 'temple court,
2000 Boxes Palermo ORANGES,
400 Do. Do. Bitter DITTO,
ex Frankfort 300 Do. Do. LEMONS.
23 Half boxes Palermo Blood ORANGES,
778 Large Boxes t St. Michael's DITTO, ex Madeira Pet;
61 Small Do.
770 Half Chests Aveiro DITTO, ex Diligente ;
661 Large Boxes
} St. Michael's DITTO, ex Caroline Louisa
6g Small Do.
17 Half Chests Lisbon ORANGES,
13 Boxe? Palermo DITTO,
70 Chests Seville Sour DITTO,
30 Half Chests Do. DITTO,
200 Cases
Me,sioa LEMONS,
100 Boxes}
200 Do. Palermo DITTO.
2 Do. Do. Mandarin ORANGES,
300 Bags Barcelona NUTS,
159 Do Mess na Do.,
b() Do. Naples WALNUTS,
100 Boxes Mslaga FIGS.
Apply to JAMES ADAM, SON Sr CO., Broker!.