The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-12 00:00:00

ARRIVED

April 10.—Elizabeth Ann Bright. St. John, N.R.—lsis, Savanilla
—Polar Star, New Orleans—Old England, Savanna—Johann, Alex-
andria—Metropolitan (s.s.), London. April 11.—El Dorado, rind
Henry Moore, Bombay—Loyal, Demerara—Unicorn, Horizon, Rode-
rick Dim, J. P. Morse, Ironsides, and Goliah, New Orleans—Devon,
Apalachicola—Tuscarora, Philadelphia—A. Z., New York—Annie,
Mara, ham—Ha, vest
‘Home, Alexandria—Gannett (s.s.), Rotterdam
—Lady Wayney, and Elizaheth Buckeley, Savanna—Perseverance,
Charleston—Alice Jane, Jamaica—Streonesholk, Hayti—Romance,
Honduras—Nannette Melanie, Ostend.

SAILED.
MApril 10.—Tigris, Calcutta—Volant, Civita Vecchia. April ll.
S irlingshire, Restigouche—Tchernaya, Quebec--Constellation, and
Webster, New York—Napoleon 111, Aden—Dobra Maria, Trieste.

OUTPOSTS. •
st. Ives, April 7 —Arrived—Claud ne, .from. Liverpool for Kon-
igsberg.
Milford, 'April 7.—Arrived—Victory; and April 8, Sarah Ann—
both from Liverpool for Bordeaux.
Greenock, Aprillo.—Arrived—Aethiah Jewett, and Robt. Barker,
St. John, N.B.—Grampian, New Orleans—Harbinger, Belize. Sailed,
April, 10.—Sovinto, Stettin —Ardmilan, Sydney.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Liverpool, April ll.—The Evangeline, Fairlem, arrived here to-day
from Calcutt a sailed Dec. 31. From the Cape to the Western Ismnds
loci very light winds and calms, the ship Lord Raglan in company for
25 days and sighted Flores April 3, and mode the Saltees April 9.
Had strong westerly ga es and heavy sea —The Huntress, Ellison,
arrived here to-day from Newi'ound,and, sailed March 20. Got into
the ice on the 22nd, in Mt. 47, lon. 49, and did not get clear till the
27th, in lat. 47, lon. 42.--:rhe Alto,. Jane has injured her cutwater,
&c., by collision with the Volant, for C•vit- Veccia, at the entrance
of the river.—The J. P. Moue, arrived here to-day, passed the
Boomerang dismasted ford abandoned, March 30, at 11 a.m., in lat
41, lon. 48. Another ship, wlfch was nearer to her, bore down and
sent her boat to the wreck, but it return d without any additional
hands. The Boomerang had a signal of distress tlying•—The J. P.
Morse also passed a large.barque, apparently British built, with loss
of all her topmasts, stern stove, and abandoned, March 31, in lat. 42,
lon. 40. The two first letters of her name were "RO," and the two
last of the port she sailed from "LL."

The derelict vessel fallen in with by the Barham (reported yester-
day), with No. 33, on her bow and quarter, is suprosed to be the
Blake. of Liverpool, from Ship Island to Queenstown, as she was
No. 33 in the transport service in 1855.

Falmouth, A pril 9. The masts. of the Boomerang were cut away to
ease her when settling ddwn on her lee side, prior to the Helen R.
Cooper heaving in sight.• The H. R. Cooper remained by her two
days when, after taking off ail the crew, except mate and carpenter,
four men were lost in endeavouring to save the two latter. The
weather was squally the. night the ship was abandoned, and next
morning nothing could be seen of her.

Queenstown, Aprli 11.—The African (s.s.). was spoken yesterday
44 miles south of Cape Clear, with loss of rudder. A steam-tug goes
to her assistance immediately.

SPOKEN.
Milicete, from Calcutta to Liverpool, Feb. 2q, by the Margaret
Mitchell, arrived at St. Helena.—Gol• en Era, from. Bombay to
Liverpool, March 5, by the Minster Fahu,i, arrived at St. Helena.
—Gilbert Jamieson, from Mauritius to Liverpool; in lat. 23 S., lon.
1 E.. by the A.ir, arrived at St. Helena.— ti elen, of Liverpool, home-
ward bound, March 31, in lat. 42 N., lon. 34 IN, by the Loodianab,
arrived in the Downs.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Cleopatra (w.s.), from Portsmouth at Constantinople.
Ariel, Delano, hence at Trieste.
Warbler, Fennimore; and Flying Fish, Honey—both hence at
Messina.

Christina, Pottage ; Lena, Davis; and Homer, Gardner—all hence
at Genoa.
Great Britain (a.s.), Gray, sailed from Genoa for Malta, April 2.
Ganymede, Hartley, from Messina at Gibraltar, and cleared for
Liverpool.
Industria, Calaho ; and Gateed, Trute —both hence at Lisbon.
Watchman. Blacken ; and Pelican (s.a.)—both hence at Helvoet.
Edouard, Louws, hence at Ghent.
Asia, and Eliza Carrew—both at St. Helena, and sailed for Liver-
pool, March 4.
Jenny, hence at Laguna.
Myrtle, hence at Copenhagen.
Italian (s.s.), and Wilhelmina—both hence at Leghorn.