The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-11-26 00:00:00

yesterday, S.E.

A RRI

Nov. 23.
Typhoon, Candlish ...Bombay
Osprey Bonny
M Kay, Cleary ...Pernambuco
W H Storer, Trask, New York
New World, Knight, New York
Isabella, Howes...St John, NB
Elizabeth, Bain e... Alexandria
Mae neler(ss), Leslie, Palermo
Soko, Baborino Venice
Nov. 24.
Precursor, Thompson ...Islay
Reindeer, Gaited Bilboa
Mary Sparks, Chase Akyab 1 I
Americana, Potts, St John NB
Dalhousie, Tannock, Chanaral
OFF THI
Clarendon, Wanderer,

Nov. 22.
Bccotia (ss), Flinn, Alexandria
Nov. 23.
Minho (es), Flinn Lisbon
CarlEmele,Pedersen,Gibraltar
Woodman, M'Larty ...Bonny
Nor. 24.
Pelican (ss), Malone, Dunkirk
Lydia, Bowker,...Monte Video
Atrevida, Pierce... Rio Grande
C H Mrethcr, An stall Lisbon
Ballarat, Thirkell ...Colombo
Perfecta, Achetegui Havana
Kertch, Coulter Bombay
Protector, Fisher Jamaica
Asia (ss), Lott New York
J:Alhers;Schwechel,Baltimore
Alfa, Bakker Hayti
Onward, Chivers A ...Savannah

• FOREIGN PORTS.
Caros, hence at Santander
Clutha, Mathilde, and Jules Sophie, all hence at Bordeaux
Etoile du Matin, and Eugene Felix, both hence at Pantheon(
British Queen (ss), hence at Havre
Artarcus, Crown, and Plover, alr hence at Helvoet
Eriene, and Henriette, both hence at Texel
Jane, and Devon, both hence at Dordt
Galilee, hence at Copenhagen
Henrietta, hence at Boulogne
Jane Brown, hence at Richibucto
Sardinia, and Janet Kidston, both hence at Savannah
Arid, Mindoro, Boa Ice 1, Trenton, and Pomona, all hence at
New Orleans

Arethusa, from Calcutta at St Helena
Speed, hence at Cienfuegos
Politana, Nuovo Victoria, Goward, ;Liquata, Restless, and
Victoria, all hence at Havana
Javisa Etolo, hence at Sagua-la-Grande
Zulu (ss), hence at New York
•
Susan Tittery, hence at St Michael's
L Bosselma'rm, hence at Trieste
Albanian (ss), hence at Naples, and left for Messina •
Martha James, Guadalquiver, and Christina, all henCe at
Lisbon
Elise, hence at Dynholmen for Danzic
Galileo, hence at Kastrup
Lydia, and Jasper, both hence at Helvoet
Pilar, hence at Barcelona
Giske, and Ann Jane, both hence at Gibraltar
Arno (ss), hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Malta
sroz.Els..

Brandywine, New Orleans ic;.:Averpool, Oct 31, 37N,,7.3W
Eldorado, Nov 11, 35N, 33W
Regulator, Nov 11, 35N, 33W
Nile, Nov 10, 40N, 31W
Ships spoken by the Bohernit:n (ss)

Zulu (ss), botind South, off Sandy Hook, Nov 10
Kitty Simpson, bound west, Nov 16, 46N, 46W
Torana, of Boston, bound west, Nov. 21, 50Y, 13W
City of Washington (ss), bound west, off Kinsale, Nov 22
Casilda, bound west, off Tuskar, Nov 23
OUTPORTS.
Europa (s), Little, from Boston at Queenstown
K P August, from Bombay, and Kate Cleather, from Japan,
both at Falmouth
Woodbine, from Saldanah Bay off Falmeuth
Pride of the West, from Valparaiso off Mount's Bay
Stadacona, from Quebec at Portsmouth
Vasco de Gama (ss), Sailed frosa Dublin for Glasgow
Alina, sailed from Kingstown for Dieppe
Deal, Nov. 25.—Arrived and passed : Glenwood, to Rio-,
Janeiro; Cassiope to Calcutta; Port Royal, to Jamaica; John
Williams, to Sandwich Islands ; Belona, to Negapotam • Ziba,
to Shanghai ; Nell Gwynne, to Bombay, all from London ;
Antipodes, Calcutta to London
Gravesend, Nov. 25.—Arrived: Nimrod, from Ceylon ; Il
Trovatore, and Marion's Bride, Mauritius ; Camilla,Whampoa.
Sailed: Peter Maxwell, for Mobile; Lelia, Port Natal; Corne-
lius Grinnell, New York ; Electra, Trinidad; Parrack, Hull to
St Kitts; Zeal, Cape Coast Castle; Nell Gwynne, Bombay;
Norma, Cape of Good Hope

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, November 25.
The Bohemian (ss), from Montreal at this port, left Quebec
Nov. 10; encountered' easterly gales the greater part of the
passage.
The Princess Alice (s), for Whitehaven, has put back, having:
broken down outside.

Wigtown, Nov. 24 : The schooner Thomas, of and for White-
haven from Liverpool, with wheat and flour, is on shore in the•
bay here, with from four to six feet water in the hold, and.
abandoned by the ceew ; a vessel is being engaged to take the.
cargo out of her.
llavre, Nov. 23 : There was a strong gale at Cadiz Nov. 1O
and 11, during which three small vessels capsized, and six men
perished.
Gravesend. Nov. 24 : The Simla, from London for Calcutta,
Ws put back here, been carefully examined, and found all
rigi;t and perfectly tight; eke is reloading, and will be ready
for se.j on Monday.
The l'„lover,heuce at Helvoet, after being ashore.
emstan:,ineple, Nov. 23 : The Queen of the South, from New
York, was 4round near the Dardanelles, but was got off. The
Juno on shore at Eampsicus.
Southampton Nov. 24 : The fire which broke out on the La
Plata has been subdued ; fire confined to second-class cabins ;
damage, £3,000.
gewlands, from Shields at Lowestoft for
The George Arkle,
Bombay, assisted in with loss of bowsprit.
New York, Nov. 9 : The ,!hip Eliza, supposed British, loaded
at Valparaiso by the Pacific Oil Comp any for New York, was
lost off Cape Horn Aug, 23; the crew and 199 casks of oil
saved.
The Africa, from Callao at i Queenstown, with loss of port
bulwarks, sails split, &e. ; and three of the crew dead.