The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-05-30 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

ttAii,oor., May 29.
The C. B. Truitt, from NeW fdrk, lost foretopinast and
maintopgallantmaet.
The New Odd Fellow, for Lough Swilly, has put back with
loss of fereivast. _ _ _

Tyro attempts, last evening, failed in getting off the Emily
Gardner. They will be resumed to-morrow, when tho stato of
the tide will be more favourable.
A fire broke out in the cabin of the flat Seraph, in Birken-
head Dock, on Sunday, which did considerable damage Dfore
it was extinguished.
The Western Chief, for Melbciirfic, was driven on the
Devil's Bank yesterday Morning, but got off on the evening
flood vvithorit any damage. . . .

The Sroung Sam, for Boston, has been placed in Prince's
dock for repairs.
The Adelaide remains ashore at New Ferry.
The Houston, from Galveston, was the vessel ashore near
Bromborough, but came off and docked last evening.
The Westbourne, from Honduras, ashore near Garston, is
covered with the tide.

The Inkerman, from Charleston, eailf3 sth May. On the

18, when scudding under a reefed foresail, shipped a sea which
started longboa., and deckhOUse, washed away binnacle, bul-
warks, Are:, and stove jollyboat. In lat. 34, lon. 44, passed a
bale of cotton and several broken spars and planks, apparently
not long in the water.
BEAUMARIS, April 28 The Carnarvon, of Fowey, from Run-
corn for Cork, with rock salt, inmaking the harbour got on the
Causeway, and is now at anchor in Friar's Roads with consi-
derable damage.
BELFAST, May 21 : The Rennarina, arrived here to-day from
Riga, saw a brig ashore on South List, apparently sheathed
with zinc : no yards aloft.
Heao RoNo, April 14 7 A vessel frOm Callao for Shanghai,
with passengers (natives of Callao),was seen ashore off Breaker
Point on her beana ends, and took from her seventeen passen-
gerF by H.M.S. Cruiser.
CALCTTIA, April 21 : The Jeremiah Garnett, arrived here
16th inst., in ballast, from Mamritius, was making thirteen
inches of water per hour, having encountered a typhoon in the
Bay of Bengal. She is now in dock, and will have to be
stripped and newly metalled.
A letter from the captain of the Jeremiah Garnett reports
that vessel to be making three inches water only per hour.
The Oneido (rms), was to leave Lisbon to-day, for SOuth-
ampton, with £2,100 in specie.
Echo, Orr, from Aden at Akyab with some slight injury
from collision with a native craft in the bay.
1 (The steamer which arrived at Queenstown damaged yester-
day was the Teutonic, not the flammonia.

SHIPS TO SAIL FROM LIVERPOOL FOR THE
PRINCIPAL PORTS THIS MONTH.
Destination. Ship's Date,
EAST INDIES

Colombo, Ceylon CcMisten
UNITED STATES:
New York 'Vigo (6s)

Map 30

NORTH AMERICA :
Quebec and Montreal North Briton (gs)
SOUTH Asurtic.t :
Valparaiso Lady Ebrington

ECCLESIASTICAL INTELLIGENCE.

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CANONRY.
In the Cathedral Chnph of Chester ; val. £500: pat. Bishop
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DEANERY.
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