The Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-08-23 00:00:00

OUTPORTS

Goldflnder, Fitzsimmons, from London at Cowes for Liver-
pool
Lord Palmerston, Heard, from Mauritius, and hfarye, from
Dalhousie, both at Waterford
Saxonville, Gardner, from gong Kong at Deal
FALMOUTH, August 22.---Arrived Monarchia (s), Leal, from
Santander for Liverpool; Fedesina, Ibrail ; Sfinze, Lizzy Tin-
dle, Carl, and Caprico, Taganrog; Wm Forrest, Marianople;
Triumphant, Girgenti; Liable I, Trieste; Roman Empress,
Eupatoria; Tritone, Taganrog; Harold, Marseilles; Filadelfo,
Odessa
QUERNSTOWS, August 22.---Arrived : De Salaberry, and
Gibraltar, from Callao ; Tre Fratelli, Ibrail ; Pickwick, Berdi-
anski ; Wreath, Porto Rico; Orestes, Sulina
GaxxNocx, August 22.---Arrived : Cesar Helena, from
Iquique; John 801 l (ss), Quebec ; Majesty, Girgenti. Sailed :
Claribel, for Demerara; Rex, Elsinore

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, August 22.

It! captain and remainder of the crew of the Ganges (ss),
hence for Kurrachee, which foundered at sea, and were miss-
ing in one of the lifeboas, have arrived safe at Lisbon from
Teneriffe.

The Fanny, for Rangoon, is putting back Leaky-.
The Semiramis, Theisen, hence at Bombay, making nve
inches of water tier hour.

The Mercia, Hudson, from Melbourne at Bombay to lighten,
and proceed to Kurrachee. _

The Underwood, from Belfast for Quebec, at Queenstown
with pumps choked.
The Carl Von Ribec, from Danzic at Deal for Liverpool with
cargo shifted.

A large dismasted barque, apparently on a shoal (possibly
Warley's) was seen Nov. 12, in lat. 5 25 N., lon. 21 21 W., with
no one visible on board, by the Doug:as Castle, on her outward
voyage to Bombay, whence she returned Aug. 19.
A waterlogged vessel, apparently an American barque, with
topgallant forecastle, and half clipper-built, poop extending to
the mainmast, and painted white to the depth of about two
feet, was passed Aug. 14, at 9 20 a.m., in lat. 47, lon. 57, by the
Canada (rms).
Calmar, August 20: The Artizan, Morris, hence for Liver-
pool, having dragged and lain on her anchors in Penarth Roads,
will come into dock this evening to discharge cargo, and will
afterwards be placed in dry dock to stop a leak.
MALTA, Aug. 18 : The Due Fratelii, from Alexandria for
Queenstown, at Malta leaky, and must discharge. •

TZNERIFFE, Aug. 8 : The Evelyn has foundered; the crew
(except three) arrived here.
VARNA, Aug. 19: The Henry Read (steam-tug) sunk ; crew
saved.

Sporting (intertigt ace.

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