The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-12 00:00:00

SPOKEN.

Alciope, Nov 4,9 W
Foxhound, for tho Channel, 48N, 8W
Queensland, hence for Calcutta, Aug 3,27 N, 27W
It Harding, hence for India, Sept 10, 40S, 56E
Amethyst, hence for Galle, Sept 24, 18S, 64E
England, bound west, Oct3l ,11W
Peter Symonds, hence for Zingapore, Nov 3,47 N, lOW
OUTPORTS.

' Arabia (s), from New York at Queenstown
Ornen, from Taganrog at Belfast
Swiftsure, from Melbourne at Gravesend
Miramichi, from Quebec, and Memoria, from Alexandria,
both at Greenock

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Crookhaven, Nov. 11.---Arrived : Corinthian Lass, and
Amour Paterno, from Constantinople ; Louisa, Pomaron; and
Decora, Odessa
Falmouth, Nov. 11.--Arrived Mazeppa, from Taganrog ;
Swea, Prosgrund ; City of Durham, Ceylon ; Severn, Riga ;
Konigsberg, Skein ; Iduna, Nantes
Queenstown, Nov. 11.---Arrived: Premera, and Countess of
Errol, Berdianski ; Merry Monarch, Taganrog; Louisa, and
Vesta, Safll ; Henrietta, Marseilles; Vivace, Trieste. Sailed:
Avon, for Barbadoes

Dublin,Nov. M.—Arrived : Maria Bartlett, from New
York ; asandra, Danzic; Ocean, Memel ; Ernst Elise, Riga
Deal, Nov. 11.---Arrived and passed : Bon Accord and Philo,
from London to Algoa Bay ; Price Albert, and Calypso, Lon-
don to Jamaica; Sir Ralph Abercromby, London to Shanghai ;
William Wright, London to Port Philip ; Admiral, London to
Colombo; Johann, London to Buenos Ayros ; Lady Hilda,
London to Barbadoes ; Southamptm, London to New York ;
Mary Garland, London to Monte Video; Katanden, London to
Charleston
Gravesend, Nov. 11.---Sailed : Calypso, and Fontabelle, for
Jamaica; Albert Galletin, Charleston; Latona, Vagapatam ;
Osbert, Dominica ; Pepperill, Virginia

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, November 11.
Lloyd's, Nov. 10: The Black Prince (ss), for London, with
fruit, foundered, having been 'run down by the Aravio (ss).
The Afriea, from Cardiff for Shanghai, is reported to have got
aground in the Straits of Gaspar, and being surrounded by
pirates; was abandoned, and wss on fire before the crew lost
sight of her. The latter reported to have landed at Singapore
Sept. 9.
Smyrna, Oct. 30 : The Ella Gladstone, of Liverpool, Tonge,
from Venice in ballast, got on shore to the west of St. Janies's
Castle on the night of Oct. 23 ; received assistancerrom H.M.S.
Terrible, and came off on the 29th, apparently without damage.
The Bombay Merchant, for Hong Kong, leaky, and Paragon,
for Penang, put back to Calcutta.
REPORT OF THE ETHIOPE (rmss), FROM AFRICA.
Fernando Po, Sept. 28 : H.M. gunboat Ranger left for Lagos
Sept. 28.
Came
ands, Sept. 30 : Lott Sleigh ready for sea Commerce
Moselle and Babington, brigs Eleanore, Henot, and
(late Hodson).
Old Calabar, Oct. 3 : Dorothy, Tapley, Araminta, Clangregor,
Paramatta, Olinda, Gartaherrie.
Bonny, Oct. 7 : Valleyfleld, Medea, St. Andrew, Albro',
Ellerslie, Ellen Grant, Star of the Sea, Flora M'lvor,
Fcrozepore ; the Faith sailed Sept. 30, and Runnymede Oct. 4,
both for Liverpool.
Lagos, Oct. 10: Kite, St. Oeorge, Oswald, Harriet, H.M.S.
Alecto, Buffalo, and Brune.
The American slain Lauretta is reported to have left Whydah
Sept. 28, with 600 slaves, and the American barque Buckeye
sailed a few days previous with a cargo of slaves.
B : Barques Watkins, and Foam, of Bristol. Trade at
a s
war expected with the neighbouring town of
stand-still
;
A j ido.
Accra, Oct. 12: Jane, of Bristol.
Cape Palmas, Oct. 16 : Athenian (rmss), arrived same morn-
ing from windward, and sailed to leeward ; brig Commerce.
Sierra Leone, Oct. 21 : Lddy Clark, and H.M.S. Promotheus
and Lynx.
Bathurst, Oct. 25 : H:M.S. Dover.
Teneriffe, Oct. 31 : No English vessels.
Madeira, Nov. 2: H.M.S. Industry; the Armenian (rmss)
was.passed about seventy miles from Madeira, steering for
Tenet iffe.