The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-19 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

Lucknow, hence at Motherbank
Enterprise (s-tug), at Milford
Honus, from Taganrog at Belfast
Betty, from Oporto at Leith
Deal, Nov. 18.—Arrived and passed : Matilda, from Deme-
rara to London; Sussex, Melbourne to London; Clair, Bom-
bay to London ; Robin Hood, Foochoo to London ; Talbot. Cal-
cutta to London; Naval Brigadier, Shields to Shanghai;
Laura, London to Bombay ; Simla, London to Calcutta ; Leda,
Patrick Henry, and Oregon, London to New York ; Richard
and William, London to Lagos ; Midlothian, London to Cape
of Good Hope; Athol, Cape of Good Hope to London ; John.
Manners. Sunderland to Madras ; Henriette, Quebec to Lon-
don ; Olga, Rio Janeiro to Borga
Gravesend, Nov. 18.---Arrived : Simoon. from Odessa ; Dub-
lin Lass, and Henry Cooke (s), Quebec ; City of Durham, Co-
lombo; Margaret Bright, Havana ; Genevieve, Mauritius ;
Northfieet, Canton; Jenny, Algoa Bay; Lizzie Gowan, Rio
Grande; Georgetown, and Marianae, Demerara ; Anne, San-
tander. Sailed: Bosworth, for New Zealand; and Minerva,
Sydney
Greenock, Nov. 18.—Arrived : Corsair (ss), from Hamburg;
Arbatas, St John, NB ; Spring Flower, and Eurns, Alexandria;
Montango, Quebec; Alkamar, Surinam; Petrel, Villa Real;
Ben Dorrance, New York
Falmouth, Nov. 17.—Arrived : Gipsy Queen, and Feronia,
Quebec; Sufwar, Alexandria; Emerald, Petronella, Laura,
Enea, and Slanarldorff, Taganrog; Princess Royal, and Red-
dies, Marseilles ; Trimidad, Trinidad de Cnba ; Waterhausen,
Rio Grande ; Eagle, Marseilles ; Maid of Perth, Matanzas ;
Stanley, Newfoundland ; Gyller, Odessa; Caberfagh, Licata ;
Immaculato, Girgenti; Novo Fortuna, Terra Nova ; Elena,
and Febo, Censtantinople ; Ovarood, Aquim ; lmona Bronge,
Bassien; Magda, Concordia; Clemens, Akyab ; Eliz Triconia,
Galatz ; Shark, Mazagan ; Rezaka, Sulina; Hiram, Rio Jane-
iro • Amita Gunstei, Laguna; Lady Sandys, Demerara
Vir'aterford, Nov. 16.—Arrived: Dunbrody, and Thistle, from
Quebec ; Superior, Newfoundland
Queenstown Nov. 17.—Arrived : Queen's Own, from Akyab ;
Thatcher, and'Mosquito, Callao; Due Cuzine, Constantinople;
Arab, Mazagan ; Rimac, Callao for Montrose ; Wellington,
Minititlan ; Marco, Odessa; Anna Maria, Berdianski: For-
tuna, and Lisa, MarianoPle ; Luna, Malaga; Mollina. Tagan-
rog; Brigand. and Charente, Mazaaan ; Allesandro. and Eliza
Jenkins, Ibrail; Immaculata, Girgenti; Elizabeth, Urania,
and Try Again, Quebec; Crescent, Sarni; Amazon, Fifth of
May, and T J Rodgers, New York ; Revenue, Iquique ; Paulia,
Sulina

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, November 18.
The Cervantes, from. Manilla, in towing up the river yester-
day evening, was in collision with the S. G. Owens, from
Charleston, off the Rock Light, and lost foretopmast, jibboom,
fore and man yards, &c.
The Birkenhead-ferry steamer Cato and the Birmingham (s),
for Bangor, received some trifling damage yesterday morning
from collision in the river.

The White Jacket, hone for Calcutta, which put into
Queenstown, only makes one inch of water, is not strained, and
will proceed on her voyage forthwith.
The Phoebe, of Beaumaris, from Whitehaven for Chester, is,
on shore near Rhyl ; crew saved in their own boat.
The Atlantic, Morgan, from Cardiff at Milford for Liverpool,
parted twice from the steamtug Enterprise.
The Magdalen Ras, from Marseilles ac Crookhaven, with jib-
holm carried away and topmast sprung.
The Sussex has arrived at Plymouth from Melbourne, with
£240,000 in specie.
The Rosalie, Halwyk, hence at Ostend, with mainmast.
sprung.
The Damascus (ss), Roskell, from Odessa at Gibraltar and
left for London, had encountered very heavy weather from
Malta.

Montreal, Oct. 30 : The Almira, Vaughan, for Liverpool, in
proceeding to sea Oct. 28, in tow of the steam-tug Beaver, ran
aground on a shoal at the foot of Jaques Carten-square ; the
tug also grounded ; two more tugs have been sent to assist.
Odessa, Nov. 17 : The barque William Wallis is ashore at the
mouth of the Dnieper._ _ _

Ibrail, Nov. If: The Mary, Petersen, for England, was
wrecked near Sulina Nov. ; crew saved. A British schooner
was also in danger near Sulina.
The Leo, from Newcastle for Amsterdam, lost.

The Ha;riet Humble, from Callao for Ma.uritius, was spoken
Sept. 6, in 575., 75W., leaky, putting into the Falkland Islands
leaky.

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