The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-16 00:00:00

Oct 14

Blencathra, 2ViOssop Bombay
Peerle,s, Major Bombay
Velocidade, Boyd Ceara
Streogeshalh Gonvives
Lone Star, M'Donald,
___.. .

Wilmin eton
W Rathbone, Pratt, NewYerk
Blanche, Bray New York
Queen of the Lakes, Thornton,
Montreal
Sir W Wallace, Grave...
_

'heofolo Bilboa
Salvador Santander
R H Hutchins, Hadgraft,

VED.

Medina, Morris ......... Qsebee
Cervantes (ss), Tono Denis,
Jenny Lind, Murray -.Huelva
Louisa Ann, Evans, Bordeaux
Snowdon, Robertson ...Maceio.
Hopeon, Kirkwood, Marseilles
Eliza, Sepwith Taganrog
Reinha dos Azores ...Teretera
Hercules—Danzie for the Dee
F Ealthause, Pasley...lquique
0 razimbo, Barstow ...She diae
S Cabot, Quirk Singapore
Fleetwood, Wilson, Mauritius
K Floyd, Dawbam New York
Patriot Queen, Fletcher, _

Calcutta
Rattler, Alney New York
Mediator, Fletcher, New York
Philadelphia Philadelphia
Kitty Cordes Quebec
PORT.
d Toronto
,AILED.

Bordeaux

Europa (s), Leitch Boston

Oct 15

Frankby Caldera
,Judah Touro St John, NB I
OFF TH'
Contest, a]

Oct 15

British Queen (ss), Harrison,
Havre

Gov G an Frost Batavia
Wanderer, Lehman, _

Albatross (ss), Doran,
Rotterdam

. .
Port-au-Prince-
Rockaway, Jarvis... New pork
E Jenkinson, Cooking,
Monrovia

Cavibridge, Hewitt ...Cakuita

Thos Harward, Robinson,
New Orleans
Cherokee, Bayles Benin
FOREIGN PORTS.
Dashing Wave, hence at Reunion
Canadian (s), hence at Halifax
North American (ss), hence at Quebec
Connaught (as), from Galway at Newfoundland
Ariel, Miller, and Isabella, both hence at Ceara
Asia, from Sydney, and Forest Oak, from Callao, both at
Valparaiso
Henry, Davies ; Tribune, Irving ; Sirocco, M'Ciilloch; and
Gertrude, Doane, all hence at St John, NB
MtLeod ; Susan, King; and John Geddes, Douglas,.
all hence at Halifax
Fliny, Cox, and Ernest, Shears, both hence at St Joon, NF
Jack Frost, from Melbourne at Valparaiso
Irene, Hughes ; Reliance, Wright; Sea King, Devine ; Har-
mony, Campion ; and Symonds, Leavit, all hence at Quebec
Alexander, Strang, from Greenock at Quebec
Glasgow (as), hence off Cape Race Sept 29
Oorondates, Pike ; Oneanasta, Hadfield ; Marquette, 'Watts ;
and Amanda, Thompson, all hence at New Orleans
Clasmerdon, Bennett, from Calcutta at New Orleans
R C Winthrop, Oregon, and Annie Size, all hence at Mobile
Karnak (is), from New York at Havana
Amelia. M'Kenzie, hence at Charleston
Juliet Trundy, M‘Lean, hence at Virginia
Wallace, Lane, hence at Philadelphia
Caravan, Sands; Victory, Ainsworth; Southampton, Aus-
ten; and Harry of the West, all hence at New York
SPOKEN.
Compromise, hence for New York, Sept 25, 43N, 62W
Columbia, bound west, Sept 30, 43N, 25W
Albert Galletin, Sept 2,39 N, 62W
Colombo, Oct 1,45 N, 36W
Perseverance, Callao for Bordeaux, Oct 6,45 N, 23W
Mutlah, Algoa Bay for London, Oct 6,45 N, 23W
Lord Palmerston, hence, Oct 12, 49N, 9W
Martha Matilda, Madras for Bordeaux, Aug 22, 15S, 7W
Miranda, Newfoundland for Pernambuco, Sept 3, BN, 24W
Aallotar, from Cardiff Sept 3,9 N, 24W
1)ido. hoand south, Sept IL 14N, 27W
Maastroom, Batavia far Rotterdam, Sept 28, twenty miles
west of the Isle of Flores
Mersey, Visagapatam for London, Aug 22, 19S, 7W
Dante, Sept 3,7 N, 25W
Beverley, Shanghai for London, Sept 9,13 S, 26W
Emma Colvin, Akyab for London, Sept 23, 375. 33W
3rd dis. pendant (barque), No. 9,803, bound south, Sept 7,11 N,
25W
GIITPORTS.
Menzies, from Akyab at Plymouth
Ludmilla, from Odessa at Waterford
Belcarrig, from Quebec at Fleetwood
Glenmaiden, from Villa Real at Greenock
Fishpepper, from Caldera at Queenstown
Echo, from Akyab at Queenstown for Antwerp
City of Quebec, from Callao at Queenstown for Aberdeen
Nepanthe, from Rio Grande, and. I anarkshire, from Quebec,
both at Bristol
Akbar, from Ceylon, and Aladdin, from Calcutta, both in the
Downs

San Pietra, from Taganrog at Belfast
Azzam, from New York, and Jane Williams, from Rouen,
both at Dublin
Havelock, from Ardrossan at Kingstown ?or Cevita Vecchia
Columbus, from St John, NB, at Kingstown
Manchester, sailed from Kingstown for Falmouth
Falmouth, Oct. 15.—Arrived : Margaretha, Ormin, Solstace,
Giovanni G, and Harbinger, from Taganrog ; Neptunus,
Trieste; Annie, Smyrna; and Affizione, and Anial, Odessa
Queenstown, Oct. 15.—Arrived : Village Belle, and Lelia,
from New York ; D H W Walkin and Shalimar, Callao ; Luca.,
Brilliante, Velopign, Georgette, Lussen, General Cheese, and
Bonatic, Odessa; Virginia, and Independence, Taganrog ;
White Eagle, St Übes to Cork ; :grove, Ibrail ; Protna, Violo,
Avon, and Absboro, Sulina; Asia (s), Liverpool to New York
and proceeded; Jessie, Careenas ; IVlliam and Joseph, Quebec
to Cork; Frederick, Alexandria; Laurel, Labardo ; Australia,
Callao ; Echo, Akyab
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Livisaroot, October 15.
The Europa (rms), Leitch, from Boston at this port, left Oct.
3, and Halifax sth, and has $lOO,OOO in specie
The Midge (ss), hence for Bombay, was totally lost August
27, in SS, 33W; captain, mate, and two hands arrived here in
the Velocidade, from Ceara
The Hercules, from Danzic fer the river Dee, at this port
with loss of mainmast
The Streoneshalh, arrived here yesterday, in running for
the George's Basin, fouled and slightly damaged the south
landing-stage, and also slightly damaged the steamer along-
side; head rear of ship also slightly injured
The Nova Bella, for Bombay 10th, has put back with loss al
foretopmast, Sze' having been in collision off Lynas with the
Elise, hence for Africa, which was abandoned; crew saved by
the Nova Bella
The Java, from Teneriffe at Havana, with fifteen men saved
fLQM the Evelyn. hence for Calcutta, which foundered on the
zoio July
The Forest Oak, from Callao at Valparaiso, leaky and dis-
charging
Halifax, Oct 1 : A barque, from London for Quebec, in bal-
last, was totally wrecked at Cape North, Cape Breton. in the
gm :9 of Sept 28 ; captain and eight men drowned
New York, Oct 1 : A large new ship, steering ESE, under
short sCil, was passed in lat 46, lon 51, throwing her deck load
over bar,„'. by the Princess Victoria, at St John, NB, Sept 23.
The chip had full figure-bead painted white, painted ports,
And poop
round stern,
A ship of about 600 tons,. dismasted, wa-
New York, Oc.l 2
was passed Sept 6, in lat 48, lon 34
terlogged, and aba:ldoned,
Australia reports having
Queenstown, Oct 15 , The ship
spoken the Great Brits 'ship
outward bound, all well, Aug 20, in
Echo, from Akyab, reported on
lat 30 58, lon 27 18. Tkit' ship
shore yesterday, was got ?at five o'clock last evening with-
out damage. The three-ma. schooner Alexander, of Que-
bec, from Ardrossan for Ohio
w.ll loss of main and foremast
with pig iron, off this port yes.
terday morning, 37 days out,
and all attached, and four men Wflb.
hed overboard ; the wind
being unfavourable, she drifted pas..
assistance could
reach her, and put into Youghal this mining
ondoaderry, p ut in
The Hutton Chaytor (ss), hence at L.
through stress of weather
The Margaretha, from Taganrog at Falmouth, with the crew
of the Bells, of Whitehayen, from Huelva for Glasjowt which
vessel foundered Sept 16, in 36N, SW

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