The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-22 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

Ho'yhead. Feb. 20.—Part of the cargo of the Destella (s.),e from
Lisbon, which put in here on the 11th inst. has been die:harged, to
be conveyed to Liverpool by rail, the vessel having been toe deeply
laden to proceed with safety.

The Mary Fussell, from Missolonghi to Liverpool, which passed
through A geciras Roads, Jan. 23, is supposed to be the vessel
wrecked on the Coast of Algarva. reported yesterday as the Maria.
Warreudoint, Feb. report of a vessel being on shore on
Lee bton Point is incorrect; it vtas the wreck which drifted from
Bel, rigzan and went on a shore near Kilkeel river, as reported on
the 14th inst.—The E izabeth, from Newry to Liverp.ol, which was
on shore near Roslrevor, the 7th inst., is now lying here waiting a
wind.

Wexford, Feb 19.—The palm oil on shore In this diStrict exceeds
100 casks ; there are, in addition, 1. 0 to 150 casks on shore, between
Bannow Bar and Hook Light.—The schooner Bess, Kelly, from
verpoo' to Wexford, with coin, is on the Banton Bar lull of water,
i.nrl a heavy sea about her.

Milford, Feb. 18.—A large brig, apparently running for the bar.
oar, sink on till 15th inst.. five or six miles W.S.W. of St. Anne's
Lighthouse, and as no boat was seen to leave her It is feared the
ercw peri.hed.
Tralee, Feb. 18.—Three casks of palm oil have been picked up at
Valencia.

Fayal, Jan.:S.—The Wellfieet, from brew Orleans to Liverpool,
which put in here with 14 feet water in her hold, has discharged 70
tons of cotton. She will not be somAted to pratique, hut have her
upper works caulked and proceed, leaving the cotton discharged
here.

A verse!, laden with guano, supposed the Etinpa, was taken into
Terceira a derelict, previous to Feb. 5, A hole, bored with an augur.
has been found in her starboard side.

POKE N

Lalv E lington, hence, in lat. 57 N., lon. 7 W,, by the Margaret,
a rivet at Bristol.,

FOREIGN PORTS.

Chicago, hence at Fayal.
Hildos, and Angola—both hence at Trieste.
Rennie. hence at Si alta.
King of Tyre, hence at Gibraltar.
Alps (s.s ), from Constantinople at Gibraltar, and proceeded foe
England.
E Wi.od, and Beloochee—both hence at Aden.

DEATHS.
On the 18th inst., Mrs. Alexander Bohtlingh.
On the 18th st., in the 79th year of her age. Elizabeth Which,
wit e of Mr. Robert Bel, or 42, Chapel-street in this town.
On the 20th inst., at 4, Duke's-terrace, Duke-street, of scarlatina,
William, Egel 5 years, only son of Mr. Ralph Cooke. stevedore.

Births, tiarriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when nem le
our Office duly authenticated,

It is now said the Conferences will not open until
the sth. Ali Pacha embarked at Constantinople on
the 12th.
The article of the &ccle, which has been re-published
in the .3.foniteur, insists on the destruction of the arsenals
of Nicolaieff, and contends that it is not the shore of
the Black Sea that are to be liberated, but the Black
Sea itself is to be emancipated, and, above all, the
Ottoman Empire is to be placed beyond attack. To
close the Euxine to armed navies it is evident that the
Bug must be closed. No closing of this river. No
article three. Nicolaieff extant. No security. Other
arguments are adduced in favour of Nicolaieff being
included under the third point.

FOR SALE BY AUCTION, on Tuesday, the
4th March next, at one o'clock, at the Brokers' sale-
room, 150, Leadenhall-street, London, the fine new
Brig KERTCH ;*: 397 tons 0.3( 245 tons register.
Length 121 feet 5-19ths, breadth 26 feet 6 10ths. depth
12 feet. This superior vessel was built at Quebec, in 1855, for a
seven years' classification, she is copper-fastened, draws only 9}
feet or water with a full cargo of deals, arid 5} feet light, sails very
fast, and is admirably adapted for bar harbours ; in Londr n.—Fur
inventories and further particulars apply to CUNARD, BRET('
and AUSTEN, Brokers for the Sale of Ships, 5, York-buitilngs,
Liverpool ; and 150, Leadenhall-street, London.