The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-13 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

Queenstown, Feb, 12.—Arrived—Montercy, and Cambria, Alex-
andria—Great Britain (s.s.), Liverpool, for troops.
Dublin, Feb. 12.—Arrived—Lima, St. John
Plymouth, Fob. 11. $3 oiled —oohtertyte, Liverpool.
Greenock, Feb. 11.—Sailed—Iron Duke, Greenland—Hippy'tedla,
and Ballingeich, Calcutta—Vixen, Marseilles —StentOr, Avenatt (?)
Feb. 12. —Elizabeth Campbell, Trinidad.
MARITIME EXTRACTS. _

Liverpool, Feb. 12.—The Pelt Buoy was replace i yesterday by the
dupFcate, and the damaged one brou ht in for repairs.—Fort St.
George. for Calcutta, has put hack letky.

(s.), hence at Holyhead for Seville, something wrong
with her ni ,chinery.

New York, Edwards, hence at B.aumaris for Charleston, with
loss of water and misen topsail, and jib split.
Neptune, Langsworthy, hence at Corfu, after being ashore, and
dlschargin, part of her cargo; vessel apparently uninjured.
is!ay, Feb. 7.—The Marion, Davies, from Liverpool to Westport,
drove on shore this day, and the Jean, of and for Sligo, from Liver-
pool, also drove on shore, of er parting both chains. Feb. s.—Jas.
Annand, from Liverpool for Baltimore, with loss of foretopmast, /tie.
Tobe, mory, Feb, 7.—The Talisman, of and I tit St. John, N. 8., to
Liverpool, came on shore last night in a hurricane, and was aban-
doned water-logged and with masts cut away. The captain is
endeavourimz to obtain a steamer to tow her in when it moderates.

Antwerp, Feb 9.—The Prudence, Crowly, of South Shields, from
Liverpool to New York, was fallen in with in a sinking state, in lat.
SS, lon. 55, Jan. 11. Crew taken off by the Julia Howard, arrived
here from New Orleans.

Dublin, Feb. 9.—The Independence, from Liverpool to New
0 leans, which went ashore in Drogheda Bay, Jan. 22, floated off
yesterday and drifted out to sea, but was subsequently towed in
shore. until she grounded off Billystown in about 17 feet water, at
half ebb.
Sligo, Feb. 9.—The Sirius, from Liverpool, which drifted on How-
more Sands cn the 6th, has commenced discharging.
Carlis'e, Feb. 9.—The smack Mary Ellen, of Liverpool, lost sa Is,
water casks, &c., and was thrown on her beam ends on the 6th inst.
A steam-tug is going out to tow her from Fleetwood.
Stornoway, Feb. 6.—The Malabar drifted on shore on the Island
of Husker during a heavy gale, Jan. 27.
Campbe town, Feb. 9.—The Lucy Neal, Strickland, from B•rllina
to Fleetwood, was stranded, on the 7th inst., at Rhomeheran, 20
miles from this place.
Greenock, Feb. 12. —The barque Strang, from Glasgow for
Panama, drove on shore at Helensburgh, from t• e Tail of the
Bank, during the gale of Wednesday.—The brig Whalton, of Shields,
from Glasgow for Rio Janeiro, drove on shore at Helensburgh, from
the Tail of the Bank, during the gale of Wednesday night last.—
Also, the Richard Cobden, of Liverpool, from Glasgow, drove on
shore at the same place.

Pembroke. Feb. 11.—Scarcely any cargo, ex Great Duke, can be
saved. Up to the present time only 50 bales have been got up the
cliffs.

SPOKEN.
Joen Watson, hence to Rio Grande, in tat. 4 N., lon. 23 W
Dec. 31.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Revenue, Robinson, hence at New Orleans.
Orontes (s.a.), Haram ; and Taurus (a.s.), Langlands—both from
Constantinople at Smyrna.
Dumbarton Youth (s.s.), hence at Constantinople.
Lampedo, Cronk. hence at St. John, N.B.
Nugget, Renton, from Melbourne at Calcutta.
Hannah, from Salonica ; and President, hence—both at Syra.
Mary Ann, Elizabeth, Perla, and Oquenda—all hence at Havanna.
Mantura, and Cambria (s.s.)—both hence at Havre.
Euphrates (5.8 ), hence at Gibraltar, and c eared for Corfu.
Araxes (s.s.), hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Palermo.
Jesus Maria, hence at Bilboa.
Antonio sailed from Bilboa for'Liverpool, Feb. 6.
Calve, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Genoa.
Emily, hence at Para.
Woodman, and At nie—both hence at Maranham.

MARRIAGE,

On the 12th inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. Mr. Fallon,
Mr. John K. Cross, to Mary Anne, youngest daughter of Thomas
Pearson, Esq., of Swallow-house, near Penworthana, near Preston.

DEATH

On the llth inst., suddenly, of apoplexy, Robert Napier Cunning
ham, Esq., of Hamilton-square, Birkenhead.

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