Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-04-26 00:00:00

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THE NORTHERN -TIMES, TUESDAY, APRIL 26 IP(rJ

SPORTING' INTELLIGENCE.

PROGRAMME OF NEWMARKET CRAVEN MEETING

MONDAY. . .
CRAVEN STAKES.—Sedbury, 1; Roman Candle, 2. Six
ran.
£5O HANDICAP.—Lord Nelson, 1; Frederick, 2. Four
ran.
SWEEPSTAKES Y.C.—Acteon, 1; King at Arms, 2. Four
ran.
MATCRES.—Beacon beat Pavillion ; Gallus beat Leontus.
HANDICAP SWEEPSTAKES, 50 sovs.---Mentmore, 1 ;
Indifference, 2.
SWEEPSTAKES 50 sovs.---Acteon, 1 ; Harefoot, 2.
BENNLNGTON STAKES.-.—PreCUrSOT, 1; Basteon, 2.
TUESDAY.
These marked * are at Newmarket.

A SWEEPSTAKES of 10 sovs each : three year olds 7st 71b ;
four Bst 121bs; five and upwards 9st 31b ; mares and geld-
ings allowed 31b ; the winner to be sold for 300 soya if
demanded, &c ; if entered for 150 sovs, allowed 71b, 100
121 b, 70 161 b, 40 211 b ; D.M. -
The NEWMARKET HANDICAP of 25 sovs each, 15 ft, and
5 only if declared, with 100 added by the Jockey Club, and
50 from the Town Race Fund, for three year olds and
upwards ; winners after Feb 2 of any handicap amounting
to 200 sovs 71b, of all other handicaps 516, of any two han-
dicaps 10 extra; from the starting point of the R.M. to the
end of B.C. ; 61 subs, 31 of whom pay 5 sovs each.
Age st lb Age st lb
Gunboat .. 5..1 12 *Solomon 3.. 6 2
*Hnngerford •. a ..8 4. Colbert
Gilliver
Blackthorn 4.. 8 0 Old Robert ~ .
Fright 5.. 8 0 Helena (incl 71b extra) . ...3 .. 5. 7
Vulcan . .. .. .1..7 2 *Australian Maid . 3.. 5 6
*Hobgoblin 5...6 12 Arteveide .. 3...5 3
*Matins . . 4...6 7 Old Point .. .... ..... .. ..3...5 0
Ch fby Teddington, out I The Pirate
Maid of Masham ....... 4. 6 6 *Press Forward .
*Rosati 6 6 6 Drapery..... .... ...... ....3 .. pd)
Beacon ....
*Pavilion .. ...4..6 5 Sweet William.
Newcastle 3 6 5 Newington .. .. 6. pd)
Meadowdale..... .......4...G 3 Mutineer
Pan (Inc 71b extra)..... —3...6 2
• A SWEEPSTAKES Of 100 SON'S each, li ft, for three year olds;
colts Bst 10 lb, fillies Bst 61b; those by stallions or out of
mares that never bred a winner allowed 41b ; each subscri-
ber to name two foals, one to the post ; D.M. ; 5 subs.
Relic Birdbolt (41b) Bastion (41b)
I Isthmian Boomerang *Viking (41b
*Knuckle Duster (41b) ;*C by Leopold out of Sequidille (41b)
*Oceanus I Agnes (41b)
A SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sovs each, h ft, for three year olds ;
colts Bst 71b, fillies Bst 41h ; those by stallions or out of
mares that never bred a winner allowed 41b ; T.Y.O ; 4 subs.
Relic Bouquet (41b) I Trinidad (41b)
Ticket of Leave (41b) I 1

A SWEEPSTAKES of 50 sous each, for three year olds ;
colts Bst 101 b, fillies Bst 71b ; not engaged in either Riddles-
worth, the Two. Thousand Guineas, or the One Thousand.
Guineas Stakes; AM. ; 6 subs.
Tightest I B g by West Austra- 1 *North Lincoln
Mutineer Tian out of Moul- I Queen Charlotte
Gallus ton Lass 1

being prosecuted satisfactorily and with great vigour,
and all the difficulties that had been interposed with
respect to obtaining possession of land required for a
portion of the railway have been surmounted. The
estimated capital of £1,800,000, or about £23,000
per mile, will, it is affirmed, be ample to complete
the railway and stations and provide the
necessary rolling stock. The line is a single
one, but land and works will be provided for
a double set of rails. The report of the directors
of the Buffalo and Lake Huron was approved,
and the board was 'authorised to raise new capital
to the extent of 153,750/. by the issue of 80,000
ordinary shares at 5/. 10s. 6d per share, and to
borrow 50,000/., or to renew bonds to that amount,
when they fall due. The adjourned special meeting
of the Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire
approved of two bills for the transfer of the Wr-
rington and Stockport Railway, and for making
the new line from Garston to Liverpool by the
London and North-Western Company.

TRADE AND NAVIGATION RETURNS.

The following are the amounts of the principal
articles of commerce exported from England in the
month of March for the last three years :

1857• 1868. 1859.
Apparel and slops
Beer and ale

Coals and culm
Cordage and cables
Cottons, calicoes, Inns-
lins, &c.
Cotton yarn
Earthenware and porce-

lain 134,642 81,294 119,336
Haberdashery, &e. .
Hardware and cutlery 333,249 262,618 39,916
Leather unwroagbt. 32,957 36,027 32,484
Ditto, wrought
Saddlery and harness 20,073 24,217 20,290
Linens (cloths of all kinds
and cambrics)
Linen yarns
Steam machinery
Other machinery 175,613 140,587 171,222
Metals-Pig iron
Bar iron 287,274 163,716 243,152

Wire iron

10,545

14,883

17,786

Railway iron

349,492 196,118 419,961

Cast iron
Wrought Iron
Steel, unwrought
Copper, unwrought
Ditto, sheets and nails 135,522 124,773 116,722
Lead
Tin, unwronght
Tin-plates
Oil-seed
Painters' colours
Pickles and sauces
Plate, plated ware, joy-
ellery, and watches
Salt 23,808 17,876 15,108
Silk manufactures (silk
only)
Other articles of silk 54,485 31,224 29,155
Silk manufactures mixed
with other materials 42,226 31,500 39,621
Silk, thrown
Ditto, twist and yarn
Soap
Soda
Spirits (British)
Stationary
Sugar, refined
Wool

Woollens (cloth)
Flannels (mixed, stuffs,
Carpets, &c.) 283,293 221,086 342,236
Worsted 287
stuffs
Woollen. and worsted
yarns

LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKET.-APRIL. 25,

Balbec (ss)
Alliance ...
Jamestown

I SHIP PING INTELLIGENCE.

lIIGII WATER.
Morn
• • Even: height.
Tius ....... 544 ••.. 629 10 1
WIND
At LivEnroor.,--East—Fresh breeze.
" HOLTlMAD,—East—Fresh gale.

I
ARRIVED.
Given Jones Rouen Nova Scotian (as), Charente
Ganges Pensacola Crescent ........
J. A. U Bilboa Portlana_

SAILED.
•
.... Havre Her Majesty ....Asimr1Wall
... Elsinore Industry .. Con,stautinoP-e
.New York

MARITIME EXTRACTS. April 25'
LIVERPOOL,
The Cheshire Lass, from Dunkirk to Liverpool, Rai rug
into on the 20th April, off the Bishops, by the Span"
barque Maria Louisa, and totally lost-; crew arrived Ilereite
The Nova Scotian (ss) reports having passed during
passage a number of icebergs and a quantity of field ice.
en,
The Margaret and Catherine, from Bangor to Copeullag
leaky at Torbay. non,
Mint of the bar iron, crates and box goods, ex Agan;'"
on shore on Currituck Beach, have been saved, in a ag
state ; the pig iron would probably be lost. ;ea.
A ship, with a blue flag with white square, was
apparently on shore on Huntingdon Shoal March 30. re -
A wreck, apparently square-rigged, with head of
masts just above water, was seen April 5 off the Li
Cayman. to
The British brig Creole, Robinson, from New Orlea"-wes
Honduras, in going down the Mississippi March 26. 'for
run foul of during a heavy gale, and returned to the elti
repairs. from
The Lancashire, Euxine, and Athena went to sea -ore
the Mississippi March 29 ; Nuremburg, and IVinderiate,
April 4 ; William Lord, Alice Snow, Assyria, R. L. Jae the
Redwood, and R. B. Sumner, 2nd ; and the Boyd on re
4th April. The following outward-bound vessels 'c„e4,
towed back from the S.W. pass to Pass a l'outre Aprl
viz.: West Point, Sarah Emma, and Richard Alsop. „et.
ANTWERP, April 22.---The American ship J. H. l'ejthe
son, Latham, proceeding for Trieste, was driven upon at
Yada Sandbanks, near Leghorn, April 17. A steany'°o
would be sent to the place of the disaster. A telegr-
from Constantinople of April 15, reports that the Age,
brig Snamibog, Posnanovich, from the Danube for T'
had been wrecked off Niada.
AMSTERDAM, April 21.---The Frederik Hendrik, 144.eilti;
boom, hence for Riga (general cargo), has gone down 'co;
all on board, on the Engels Mansplaat. The Petr°,23,,-
Rensina, Kramer, from the Elbe for Rotterdamlu""
wheat), went on shore north of Ameland, April 15. iro,
Visa°, April 18.— The Louisa, De la Rue, from Rio Jane" ¢t
which put in here on the Bth, is performing quarantini,e,
the Lazaretto. According to the master's statement,
g''
making some water, and has damdge in her rigging.
LISBON, April 16.—The leak of the Liberty, De G bss
from Seville for London, which put in here April
been discovered ; the vessel caulked where necessarY, g
will probably proceed to-morrow. %DA
CEPHALONIA, April 11.—The schooner Secret, Co— for
which arrived here from Corfu April 8, sailed hence in
Patras 9th, with a small portion of cargo from London se
'of
on board, and went on shore during the night on a react,
rocks at the outer part of this harbour, near point
George, has been assisted off with damage to rudder, agi,
leaky, making 2t inches water per hour, by H.M.S. o*re'.
The Secret will be surveyed to-day. mrcitlO
CONSTANTINOPLE, April 13.---The Norwegian --
Colon; from Newport for Theodosia (railway iron), g°.,t 11,
shore on the Havrez Rocks, in the Dardenelles, APrlilotti
and would have to discharge. A telegram of the "
reports the Colon as having been assisted off for £l6O.
A telegram was received at New Orleans, dated S. r
pass, 2nd April, to the effect that 22 outward-bound vesigli
Aessels were detained there, of which six were on the rr,
and 16 waiting inside ; 14 of them were bound to Li :els
pool, with 56,000 bales of cotton. The following ves
were detained at Pass L'Outre :---Barnabus Webb rcettet
grew ; Victory ; Ocean Monarch ; S. E. Smith ; Iv • "ii-01:
son ; Illustrious ; Joseph Fish ; Arran ; Ironsides;
mont ; and George West.