The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-07-13 00:00:00

FOREIGN PORTS

Rajah, Bowen, hence at New Orleans
John Clark, Labour, hence at Philadelphia
Universe, hence at New York
Brazil (ss), hence at Lisbon, and left for Brazil, July 4
Milford Haven (s), from Rio Janeiro at Lisbon, and left for
Liverpool, July 6
Segredo, Reburo ; and Fernandes, Contente, both hence at
Lisbon
City of Delhi, from Clyde; and Mooresfort, both at Calcutta.
Westein Chief, Wording, hence at Madeira, and sailed for
Melbourne
Milford Haven (ss), from Brazil at Madeira, and sailed for
Liverpool
Cleopatra (ss), Croft, hence at Madeira _ • •
Mary Miller, hence at Trieste
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City of Aberdeen (es), hence at Genoa -
Sicilian (55), Wakeharn, hence at Leghorn J c'ANA.VI.O'
Ganges (a), hence at Lisbon for India .vace7,1042:
Nymph, Owens, hence at Rouen -
Times, Begg, hence at Riga
Barbara Inner, Danes; and Hope, Sizer, both hence at Pillan.
Albatross•(ss), hence at Helvoet
Annechina Herraina, hence at Antwerp
Dreadnought, from New York off Cape Clear
Adriatic (s), from Southampton off Sandy Hook, June 30 .
Felicite Levinx, hence at Bordeaux

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Antarctic, bound west, July 5.
Jumps, bound east, July 7. - •
Palmyra, and Underwood, bound east, July 8.
Henry, bound east, July 10.
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The Burgomaster, from Riga at Ringstovfn
Roscneath, from Charleston; and Branch, sanies, both at
Greenock
DIAL, July 12.---Arrived and passed :
C Erin, from Lotidon to
Adelaide ; Prompt (ss), London to Malta •, allio, Lon on fo
Genoa ; Twining (ss), London to Oporto ; Seaton (as), Palermo
to London; Washington, London to Genoa ; Renown, London
to Madras; Jason, London to Sydney ; Atalanta. London to
Bahia; Cadiz, London to Gibraltar ; Courier, London to
Demerara ; Elizabeth, London •to Port Natal ; Tradesman,
London to Rouen.
Gdsyy.srin, July 12•---Arrived : Wilkinson, from Cronstadt.
Sailed: Renown, for Calcutta; JUSOR, and Solway, Sydney;
Temora, Portland By.
Driatzt, July 12.---Arrived: Amos, from Ibrail; Emma and
Elise, Memel; DoroXhea, ii.oniftiherg; Aft t:44 wyqt; Helena-
born, Sailed : Lady yglinOn (s), for London
BELPAsit,-July : Depaebe; from Richmond, U.S.
Sailed I Aurora (0), for London
LONDONDTRRY, July i2.---Arrived Napoleon, from Mlra-
michi; Traffic, Richibucto ; Urania, Quebec ; and Feronia,
Miramiehi
QtrosNsTornr, July 12.---Arrived : Niagara, from Ctuebec
Gratitude, San Antonio, Pride of the Wave, and Quickstep,
Sulina ; Nuovo and Emma Drome, Galatz ; Clay Head, Ibrail ;
'Charles; Queb'ec. for Cork; Canada, Quebec for Cue: ; Fanny
Pahne,r, TrinitY, Catathdin, and Skeperick, St. John's, N.Y.;
WoOdruck, .Caßco; 3.0y,41 Diadem, Sulina for Waterford ;
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The Hid°, Koster, from Bremen, has 1o;t boNFsprit, bulwarks
on port side, figure-head, &c., by collision in the river this
morning with the Douglas (s), for Douglas, Isle of Mart ; the
steamer proceeded.
The City Of Washington (s 1), arrived here to-day ; she left
New Yark on the 30th June.
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Tloe 1444-p.i.ette, from New Orleans, nearly finished dis-
charging, w4s cli..sC97frF4 cn tire this afternoon
.in Altiskisson
Dock._

New YUltg, Jane 29 : The erew and passengera of the Jane
Henderson, from Liverpool to Baltimore, on Shore at Cape
Henry, are all landed; cargo is being saved.
CARDIFF, July 10: The Allies, arrived here from White,
haven, was run into by the American ship Emerald Isle, on
the 6th instant, off Bardsey, and had mainboom carried away.
plem,:. The Emerald Isle sailed from Liverpool for New York.
The ,C9cillitis, Latterly, sailed hence for Constantinople on
the 241 s itmu«,ry, and ha; not since been heard of.
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YORE, June 27.
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The following is a copy of a letter from Wm, IaPAF,
one of the directors of the Great µhip Company, to T. Court,
Esq., Underwriters' Rooms : . • •
" As the big ship may at some future- period come before
your rooms in a business shape, I send you some of my Jottings
during the voyage. We left. the Needles.on Sunday, the 17th,
at halfrpast ten a.m., with a fresh 'breeze.from N.W., of which
we took no a4vantage, the crew being engaged fishing anchors,
&c. As soon as we left tbe Isnet our course was shaped so
much to the south as to find las, on ;he 204, in Ist. 41 01, lon.
46 52, when of course we met a great many vessels FW 4!lg

the currents towards east. On the 23rd the steam pressure in
the paddle engines was increased from 201ba. (at which we had
previously worked) to 251bs: 'The revolutions were increased
to 12, while the screw remained About 36, as we were not able
to increase the pressure in those boilers—the proper speed
for the screws would have been 42t0.44 revolution's. We had
two small blows during the voyage, .but scarcely a gale ; one
was aft, and the other ahead. In the first we did not make
much use of our canvas, end in the latter we had considerable
retardation. For quick passages? therefore, lam of opinion
that her masts and spars are a greater hin4tin9e than benefit.
Our consumption of fuel has been at the rate-of about 260 tons
a day. We shall make the passage in under eleven days ; but
had we gone the nearest course, I have no doubt it would have
been made in a. day less. I put the increased distance at 150
to 170 miles, and the retardation by the Gulf Stream at 120
miles. My expectations of the ship are mere than borne out,
and I have no doubt she can make the trip across the Atlantic
regularly in eight and a half days,,a4- I first anticipated. Her
engines never stopped from the time .we started until we took
soundings this morning. During the whole voyage there was
not a person sea sick ; and, although sometimes she rolled a
good deal, it was so easy and pendulum-likc, that no inconve-
nience was felt.
29th.---P.S. We arrived at Sandy Hook at 7 a.m. yesterday,
where we bad to wait till 2- p.m. for tide. We came over the
bar .at low Reaps without trouble, and
.are now alongside a
wharf (or bulkhead as they cell it here), on North River, about
two and a half miles above the Batte;y, and nearly the centre
of the city. The scene coming up the bay was unparaßelcd,
all New York seems to have woke up; but of this you will get
a more graphic account in the papers.

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