The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-10-20 00:00:00

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Wind yesterday. W.S.W. ; at Holyhead, W.N.W , fresh.

VED.
Genius, Schiow Stettin
Hamlett; Akyab
Golden Age Honduras
Margaret St John, NI?
Invincible London
Lucknow Marseilles
J S DeWolf, Bradshaw,Cinebee
Maria y Juianna Cadiz
Timisconata Cadiz
Hiawatha
Elizabeth
E PORT.
tsmouth, and Fanny.
AILED.

ARE

Oct 18
Fortitude, MgDonald:..Ceylon
Grace Langstaff, Mason, Lagos
Chimera ..................... Lagos
L S Tilley, Vickers ...Montreal
Hope, Sizer Santander
Prophete,Raymond, Bordeaux
Osprey (ss), Bertridge,
Rotterdam
Oct 19 _ _

Eclipse V Akyab
OFT TA'
Prince Albert, Port

Maria Burris, Paterson,
Cape Town
Sunderland, Frisel, Charleston
Jas Jardine, Jenkins ...Batavia
, J Foster, jun, Abed, New York
Oct 19 Jas Booth, Arnold... Melbourne
Conquest, Johnson Mobile Montezuma, Pickering,
Westmoreland, Deean, Cameroons
Philadelphia 1 Chancellor, Spencer, New York
FOREIGN PORTS.
Beemah, Pickernell, hence at Woosung
Maha Ranee, Carr, hence, and Maria Hay, from London,
both at Bengal
Satellite, at St Marc, Hayti, and loading for Liverpool
Cairo (ss), hence at Genoa
Ceylon, Stewart, from Hong Kong at Foochoo Aug 15, load-
ing for London
William Libby, Bishop; Seaflower, Thornhill; and Mon-
golia, Melcher, all hence at New Orleans
Eagle, Curling. hence off Highland Light for Boston
Lucy Goodman, hence at Demerara
—Elena, Mertea, hence at Odessa
gPactolus (ss), from Alexandria at Malta
Tomasello, hence at Genoa
=Susan Elizabeth, Allen, hence at Gibraltar
:,"Alberdina, and Maria, both hence at Narva
Fortitude, hence off Benny Bar

Oct 16

Pelican (ss), Malone, Dunkirk
Oct 18
Bohemian (as), Grange,
_ _ Montreal

SPOKEN.
Joseph Bushby, bound south, Oct 13, 47N, 9W
M A Harburg, hence for Calcutta
Taraworth, hence for Quebec, Sept 19, 47N, 24W
Celestial Empire, New York for Liverpool, Sept 28, 40N, 71W
Albano, hence for Rio Janeiro, Oct 12, 49N, 9W
Munster, Calcutta for Liverpool, 80 days out, 355, 41E
Aaolater, from Cardiff, Sept 3,9 N, 24W
City of Baltimore (ss), Oct 7,41 N, 67W
Clara Wheeler, hence for Bahia, Aug 28, 38, 32W
Thornhill, henee for Aden, Aug 29
OUTPORTS.
Picton, and Wasp, both hence at Holyhead for Genoa
Ot.llia, from Quebec at Kingstown
Bergman, from Quebec at Waterford
Yankee Blade, and Wellford, from New York at Queenstown
Huntress, and Stamboul, from Pomaron ; Albion, and John
Bell (se), from Montreal; Villa Nova, from Sines; John Gray,
from St John, NB ; and Wandsworth, from Quebec, all at
ureenuck
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Livaaroot, October 19.
Captain Horsfall states that the Atlantic's cabins were not
filled with water, as reported Oct 17, nor was anything of con-
sequence washed off deck; that on a sudden shift of wind dur-
ing the gale, the cargo having settled, the steamer took a sud-
den heavy list, and lurched so much as to carry away two of
her boats
The Fortitude, arrived here from Ceylon, experienced a
cyclone Sept 14, commencing at north-east round to south-east,
and lost topsails and foresail ; the ship was hove to under main
trysail in 16N, 27W
The Tchernaya, for Calcutta, and Cherokee, for Benin, have
put back
The Venclia, Nance. hence at Beaumaris for Messina leaky
The Witch of the Wave, from Londaa at Portsmouth for
Melbourne, with sails split
The Maggie Walker, hence for Sierra Leone, was abandoned
in the Channel; crew taken off by the Ottilia, arrived at
Dublin
Fleetwood, Oct. 16 : The Belcarrig, from Quebec, arrivep
here Oct 12, has strained through lyir.g badly when aground ai
low water, and had fifteen feet water in her hold this morning
Queenstown, Oct. 17 : The Shalimar, in gettingunder weigh,
grounded inside Dognose Point, and remained about three
hours, when she got off and proceeded
• Xirkwall, Oct. 17 : The W W Scott, of Liverpool, is totally
and crew supposed to be drowned. 18th : The cargo
lost, . .om the W W Scott seems to be railway aleepers,which
saved ft. chafed and broken ; part of the vessel has been
were much
A landed at Ronsay, and part is still seen off the
picked up an,,
rocks • The Billow, of Belfast, from Donate for
Lowestoft, Apt. 17 ' 't 8, off the Orkneys, with loss of deck
`t
they
which was spoken o'.. anftelefror Liverpool, arrived here,
load, by the Azoff, from Are..
' nd Berdianski, Oct 11, says
which experienced very bad We.
Genoa, Oct. 13 : A telegram, dila-. ~ had wrecked many
that it was blowing a gale there, whip.. -re were feared
lighters; it still continued, and many diem.. .on, front Naw
Warrenpoint, Oct. 19 : The ship David Ilona._
York for Glasgow, is on shore near Sf John's Point •
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Dublin, Oct. 18 : The Nugget, for St John's, was run I.7'''
.71",
a steamer off the Kish last night, and lost bowsprit.; she 77
be towed to Kingstown
Buenos Ayres : The following casualties have occurred :
—llritish barques Crusader and Reciprocity sunk from colli-
sion; Margaret and Jane, Calds, and Jane Hudson. on shore;
Beethoven barque dismasted; Senegal, Alfred, San Antonio,
Ernst George, Sept 29, and Picciolo, Alma, and Annette, all on
shore ; Concordia Gualequacl a, for London, on shore,
charging part of cargo damageo; Beerta. Schuringa and e ship
on shore, and Dawn damaged
Para, Sept. 6: The Isatella Scott, from Liverpool for dig
port, which got ashore on the bar Aug 24, floated off without
any apparent damage after being lightened, and is now load-
ing for Liverpool
Sydney, Aug. 26: The Tudor, Wheland, from Liverpool.
which arrived here Aug 17, encountered a cyclone July 27, in
2S, 26E
New York, Oct. 5 : A fire was observed at sea from Water
Bay July 27, supposed from a burning vessel
The Ranee, :rom Shanghai at Hong Kong,with decks swept,
loss of topmasts and jibboom, and boats smashed to pieces
Trieste, Oct. 12: A telegram from Ragllaa, yesterday, reporta
a violent gale from NNE
as
Hong 'Kong, Aug. 25 : The Roseneath, from Shats
and leak-
ing badly. The Hoang Ho has been condemned at Foochhai
00,
The Mandarin saw six dismasted vessels after leaving Shang
Shanghai, Aug. 27 : A wreck, with lower masts stabynding,
apparently upon a shoal, was passed July 9, off Allier, the
Ocean Mail, arrived here
lbrail, Oct. 7 : Water on Sulina Bar, Oct. S, 7 feet English

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