The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-01 00:00:00

MARITIME FICTRACPS,

`"Liverpool, Jan. 31.—Arrived—Attantie (U.S.U.S.`, West. fronst
New York, ,ailed Jan. 19, next day saw the Washington (s.), L onb
Sou'harnpton.

. Skibbereen, Jan. 28.—Several pieces of wreck, a nurr3,sr of
bpttles, and a few casks. were seen floating in Dunmanus Bay. Jan.
25, also a tin and oil can, on which the words " Lotise Letnol " were
printed in w!iite letters, but much defaced.
Barranquilla, Jan. Is.—The Medina, Guthrie, from Santa MarthZ
for Cartuagena, was wreck d, Dec. 28, near the Boca del Cenira, ono
of the mouths of the Magdalena. The crew, except one man, and
passengers szved.

- The Telegraph, of Liverpool, Ritson, was sold at Bassein, rrevious
to July 13, for want of funds to repair.
Say/Irma, Jan. 17.—The Thomas Ritchie, from New York to D rdr,
was abandoned on the 7‘li inst., having been completely disabled in
the gale of the sth. Crew arrived here.

Antigua, Jan. 12.—The Ariel, f, om Belfast, With 24 hlids. of
sugar for the Phrenix, loading for Liverpool, sprung a leak on tha
let inst., and all the casks were more or less damaged-24 were
marked " C.N.H.," 4 "1.H.M.C." (71 in diamond—Catherine, from.
Bonny, bore up, D?c. 17, from lat. 29 N., lon. 43 W., for supplies,
received them, and sailed for Liverpool, Dec. 3.
The Tjuca, from Bahin and New York, was abandoned at sea.
Crew saved by the Excelsior at Havre.

The new ship Ellen Austin, which sailed from New York, -Tan. 4,.
for Liverpool, put back on the 18th, having be,en clisaided in the
gae.

- John Bryant, hence st Baltimore, with 400 bags of salt thrown
overboard, and vessel considerably cut t y.the ice.

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New York, Jan. 19.—The Melissa, from Greenock for Mobile, is
on shore on Horn Island, a little below the latter port.—A great
many b .rrels, bales of cotton, and spars. were passed off Gape
Hatteras.—A large ship was seen on shore on False "cape, and a
barque in three fathoms water, three miles to the southward, by the
Araminta, arrived at Baltimore.—Large quantities of spars, piece
of deck, &c., were seen to the northward of the Gulf by the Aiwa.
val, anived here from Bermuda.—Two casks; with heads pointed
red, and 9 in the cer.tre, were passed inlet. 39 N., lon. 71 W., Jan.
10: and large quantities of sugar box:a, with a derelict vessel r.f
4bout 300 tons, supposed to be a propel:er, in lat. 40 N., lon. 71
Jan. 12.—A vessel, with loss of foremast and bowsprit, was seen oir
Gay Head, Jan. 12. _ A

FOREIGN PORTS

Camana, from Liverpool; Walton Muneas'er.from London; Jane
Catherine. from Australia; and Western Bride, from Melbourne--
all at Callao.

Talmor, Hannah, and Vasca de Gama—all from Chinrhas at
Callao, for England.
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Dunrobin Castle, from Arica ; and Sorata, from Islay—both at
Callao, and cleared (or Chinchas.

Cnledonia, and M raey—both from Valparaiso at Callan.
liundonald, Harriet Wade, Glenshee, Isabella, and Danube—all
from Chinehis at Cal ao.

Harvest Home sailed from Callan, Dec. 11; Colonist, Dee. 15;
Hotspur, Dec. 16; and Itosina, Dec. 17—all for England, gad
Catba a, Dec. 22, for Payta.
Avery, f on; Torgoy at Valparaiso, and galled for Liverpool.
8.z.1, and Skimmer of the Sea—both from San Franei.m., at Val-
paraiso.

G.:m of the Nith s'iled from Valli-raja°. Nov. 29; Mediu n. D"C
11; and ,0.-.r.tort. Dec. • 2--all (or Cal..e'a ; F:dw..rd Herb-at,
4. for Cc' ij ; Mersey, and Caledonia, 11a.t. II —both lor oft r
make_ D-e. 6. fur zywun•ea ; and Norman Dec. 13. far 1-111.°A
Richardson, Iron Br.sto; at .itst btu..
WasoalJ ailed f 0 a

iverpool, Nov. 13.
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