The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-14 00:00:00

OUTPORTS

Queenstown, March 13. —Arri% ed—Saldanha, from 'he Crimea for
Portsmouth , has invAides on bard—Barwick, Manilla—Una, Con-
stantinople—Edgar, TOeste—Augusta, zCallao—Vivid, and Mary,
Syra.

'Dublin, March 13.—Arrived—Alchymist, Alexandria—Jane and
Mary. Terceira—Mary Ann Walsh, Santander.
Belfast, March 11.—Arrived—Swift, Alexandria.
Greenock, March 13.—Jessie, New Orleans. Sailed, March 12.
Ritas, New Orleans—Nuevo Leon, Havanna.

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

Liverpool, March 13.—The Atlantic (U S.M.S.), Eldridge, from
New York, left March 1. No specie; does not bring any account of
the Pacific.—A brig, of about 20,; tone, painted black, with mainmast
gone, was passed, March 5. off Cape St. Vincent abandoned ; and
in lat. 43, ;on. 10, a quantity of wreck, sh'p's masts, and cookhouse,
apparene. ly not long in the water, w-re passed b the Thes,alla
arrived here.—A barqoe, of about 500 tons burthen, with bows un-
der water, no name on her stern, red channel plates, black side, a ith
red mould'ng, was passed on her broadside, March 9, off the SmaPs,
by the Douro (s.s.), arrived here.

The Bacchante, from Sun'erland to Calcutta, was in collision
with the schooner Compass, of Ipswich, off the mouth of the Hum-
ber ; one lad from the Compass got on board the Bacchante. The
fate of th- schooner is unit own.

Islay, March 7.—The M rion, Davies. from Liverpool to Westport,
and the Jean, of and for Sligo. from Liverpoo•, which were driven
on shore, Feb. 7, have been got off, and are re-shipping their cargoes.
The Eliza, B m,ignore, for the United Kingdom, was totally lost
in the River Plate in January. Mate drowned.

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New York, March I.—A ship, name uNktown, was seen ashore
on Abaco, near the ship New York, previous to Feb. 12.—The
Naon,i, of and from St. John, N. 8., was spoken off Virgen Gordo,
Feb. 2, dismasted and leaking !Lally.

SPOKEN,

Eupheraia, of Fleetwood, hence to Suez, 22 W., Nov. I.—Sena-
tor, supposed hence to Aden, and Guiding Star, hence to Singapore.
21 W., Nov. 14.—Lucy, brig, hence to the Cape, in lat. 15 S., loa.
W., Nov. 22, by the Osmard, arrived at Table Bay.

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FOREIGN PORTS.
Milan (s s.), hence at G,noa.
Sarah l'ragg, Wyiie, hence at Nantes,
Margaret, Williams, hence at Zeirickace.
Governor, Zalent,re, from St. Domingo at Dunmore.
Lahore, Tesseyman, sailed from San Francisco for Honolulu,
Jan. 34.

flint", Cook, Flartv; J. P. Whitney, Gay; Carack ; Judith,
Brown; and Martha Whitmore—all hence at New Orleans.
Lady Westmoreland, from Constantinople at hew Orleans.
Elizabeth, Lock; and Cs nosure, Pray—both hence at Mobile.
Cul oden, from Malts at Mot.i e.
Kate, Dunbar ; and E. Bulkeley—both hence at Savanna.
Excelsior, Hudley, hence at New York.
Homeward Bou,d, an Sehe'de Saline—both hence at Callao.
Zrdant sailed from Santander for Liverpool, March 8,

MARRIAG

On the 12th inst., at Cairo-street Chapel, Warrington, by the Rev.
P. P. Carpenter, Edward H. Greg, E-q., second soli of Robert H.
Greg, Esq., of Norcliffe Hall, to Margaret, only daughter of the
late Wm. Broadbent, Esq., of the Hollies, near Warrington.

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