The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-07 00:00:00

SATURDAY'S MARKET.

SAILED.

Jan. 4—Louisa Ann, Cagliari—Eugenie, and St. Patrick, Mobile
—Wm. Ash, Berhice—Alphard, Schiedam—Belle Kate, Trieste--.
Eagle Wing, Alexandretta—Sophia Clasina,Trieste—Thor, Tampico
—Peter Maxwell, New Orleans. Jan. s.—Cynosure, New Orleans
—Ripple, Gibraltar—Aweiiea (R.M.S.), Boston—Princess Royal,
and Blandine, both for Africa—Jess: Mantura, and Gazelle,
all for S:. Michaels—Burlington, Philadelphia—Frank Pierce, anti
Ashland, both for New Orleans—Vision, Hong Kong—lvanhoe, Cal-
cutta—Lady Bruce, Lima—Sebastopol, and Alarm, both for Born-
bay— Cintra, Lisbon—Dumbarton Youth (s.s.), Malta—Frankfort
(s.s.), and Vigo (s.s.), both for Constantinople—King Arthur, St.
Michaels—Progress, Mobile—Aurora, Bio. Jan. 6.—Paramatts,
Constantinople.

Falmouth, Jan, 3.
Tarbert Roads, Dec.

OUTPORTS.
Sailed—Fortuna, Liverpool.
2nd.—The Milton saile-i for Liverpool.
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MARITIME EXTRACTS

Liverpool, Tan. s.—The Grzele, which sailed this morning for
St. Ill'chaels, put back this afternoon with loss of bulwarks anti
stanchions, having been in contact with the steam tug Towar&
Castle.—The Gleanor (American ship), from London, arrived hero
with loss of jibboom and head, having been in contact with the St.
Lawrence, from New Orleans, this morning, off the Ormes
6th.—The St. Lawrence, Webb, from New Orleans, with loss of
jibboom, &c., having been in contact with the Gleaner, as reportedi
yesterday.
Douglas, Isle of Man, January 3.—The Maria Anne, from Dublin
to Whitehaven, was totally wrecked last night, south of the Head.
Crew saved.

Jamaica, Dec. 10.—The Aid, from Liverpool, has landed a con.
siderable portion of her cargo damaged by sea water, to the entire
destruction of many of the goods.

Antigua, Dec. 13.—The Wasdee sprung a leak Nov. 28. she
campleted her lading, Dec. 1, and sailed 4th for Kingstown, and put
back 12th, leaky

The coast of the Crimea was visited by a hurricane, Dec. lg. The
English vessel Caledonia, which arrived at Kamiesch with cargo of
coal, WPC thrown on the coast. Crew drowned.

_'""The Inglewood, Burton, sailed from Amoy, May 15, for Singapore,
and has not been heard of.

Falmouth, Jan. 4.—Part of a head or stern board,' gilt indented
letters Triz, was picked up on the swaapool beach this day, a quart..
tity of loose apples are also floatieg along the coast.

Stranraer, Jan. 3.—The Albion, Hughes, of Bangor, from Ayr to
Chester, drove on shore on Cairn Point, but was got off yesterday►
apparently without damage.

t. Thoinas, Dec. 13.--The American barque Governor ()zholm•
of Philadelphia, laden with salt, was totally lost at Bonaire, about
Dec. 2. Crew saved.

FOREIGN PORTS

Lord G. Bentinek, from San Francisco; and:Margaret, from Val..
parruso—both at Callao.
Telegraph, from Valparaiso at Callao, and sailed for Chlnchas.
Clyde, from Chi nchas at Callao, and sailed for England.
Wallace, sailed from Callao, Nov. 13 ; John Sugars Nov. 14; and
Marco Polo, Nov. 16—all for England.
Boadicea, hence at Santa Martha.
Governor, Tallentire, from Liverpool and St. Thomas, at city of
Domingo. . _

cleared at Constantinople for Liverpool, Dec.
Dec. 20, fur Alexandria; and Sarah Sands 10,
148 ;
Dec. 14, for Malta.
British Queen
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Mceander (s.s.), hence at Gibraltar.
Australia, Hansen, from Chinchas at Gibraltar. for Cowes, leaklo
vith part of cargo thrown overboard, and must discharge to repair.
Northern Livht, Plain, from Chinchas at Callao.
Champion, Faraday, from Carthagena at Savanilla.
Radiant, sailed from Savanilla for Liverpool, Nov. 24; and Ma..
Ida, for London, Uec. 2.

Bloag, Wise, sailed from the Gulf of Chirique for LiverpoOls
Nov. 1.

Anna, Cowell, sailed from Paragua for Queenstown, Nov. 8
Phoenix, King, hence at Antigua.
Ocean Gem, Burtin, hence at Jamaica.
Severn, hence at St. Thomas, for the East Indies, in distress.
Helsingoer, hence at St. Thomas.
Argentina, Hetbrrt, hence at Demerara.
Eliza Bain. Carrigall, hence at Barbados.
—Georgina, Proddow, hence at Savanilla.
Wreath, Wilson, sailed from Payti for Valparaiso, Nov. 22.
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Eva, from Newcastle;
Sydnev—all at Valparaiso

Sobraon, from the Clyde; and Caspar, fool

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Sea Snake, from Caldera at Valparaiso, leaky, and discharging to
repair.
i jElizabeth, hence at Savannah La Mar.

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- Dickey Sam sailed from Valparaiso, Nov. 1, for London ; Avert'',
Nov. 7, •for Tongoy; Mary Worrall, Nov. 8, for Coquimbo; DO
Dlego, Nov. 11, for Caldera; and Pizarro, Nov. 11, for Holism
,Calla.
Nov.
23,
for Honduras, not sailed for
Nazarene, from San Fr:incise() at Callao.
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Australia
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Liverpool as before rer,orted.
Martha, hence at Naples.
Vera, and Otto, hence at Genoa.
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Adelide, hence at Terceira,
Medina, Guthrie ; and Isis—both hence at Santa Martha.
Madawaska, Wild Wave, Tasmania, Epaminondas, Carrymorgro
and Castilian—all r:t Chinchas.
Granton sailed from Chinchas, Nov. 13 ; Australia, 14th; Arabi
Maid, 15th; Constitution, 21 bt ; and Lord Elgin, 22—a1l for England*
Magician sai'ed from Laguayra for Porta Cabello and Liverpool,
Nov. 20.

Streonshalk, hence at Port-au-Prince.
Baronet sailed from Table Bay for Liverpool, Nov. 10.
Henrietta, hence at Puerto Cabello.
Williams, hence at La Gunyra.;
Cosmopolitan, hence at Curacoa, and sailed on her return, Nov. IS'
Messina, Evans ; and Mercury, cleared at (Demerara, Nov. 21,1
Eliza, Nov. 2gth Fairy, and Bermuda, Dec. 3rd—all for Liverpool.
Berbice sailed from Bermuda for Liverpool, Dec. a.

DEATHS

On the 26th ult., Annie, aged 4i years, daughter of Capt. Eb%'
Lawson.

On the 4th inst., after a brief irness, Mr. Gerald Crean, aged 24,
son of Mr. Mar. in Crean, of Dublin. The deceased was for eosin
time connected with the mercaniiie department of this journal, 110.
was highly respected.
On the 4th inst., at his residence, Brazil Cottage, Wavertre6
George Kenworthy, aged 57, late of Pernambuco,
far: B Irths,

Marriages, and Deaths, are oal7 Inserted when sent to
our Office duly arithentig.tgi,,

Printed and Published by CHARLES WILLMER of 21, oxford in
street, at kis General Printing and Stationery Establitlaaleot
South John-street, Liverpool.
MONDAY, JANVAItir 7, leak