The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-12 00:00:00

AMERICAN.

Naw YORK, Nov 25.—Arrived—Silas Green-
man. from Liverpool ; Rot ha mbestn, from
Liverpool ; Ann Kenny, from Waterford ; Vul-
can, from Glasgow ; A G Hall, from Cardiff.
Nov 28.- Atlantic, (s) from Liverpool; New
World. from Liverpool ; Jane Morrison, from
Cardiff; Roderick Dhu from GI, enock ; Mai-
athorn, from Liverpool; Clarence, from Gal-
way ; Georgiana, from Glasgow. Cleared,
Nov 26.—Panama. for Liverpool ; Hope Good-
win, for Liverpool ; James Drake, for Cardiff
St. Lawrence, for Glasgow ; Garrick, for Liver-
pool ; Albert Gallatin, for Liverpool. Nov 29.
,nshire, for London ; Benjamin Adams.
for Liverpool. Nov 30,—A ship was seen
sunk it. 7 fathoms water, Nov 9, off Dobay
Island.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov 25.—Arrived—C E
Buck, from Newport. Nov 26.—City of Glas-
gow, (a) from Liverpool; Horatio, from Liver-
t 00l ; General Dunlop, Skolfield, from Liver-
pool Cleared, Nov 25.—Shanghai, for Liver-
pool. Nov 26, - Devon, for Liverpool.
BALTIMORE, Nov 25.—Cleared - Hudson,
for Liverpool.
HAMPTON ROAD, Nov 25.- Arrived—Alex-
ina, from City Point, for Liverpoco.
CHARLESTON, Nov 22.—Arrived -Persia,
Liverpool; Delta Maria, from Liverpool.
SAVANNAH, Nov :3.—Arrived-Arab, Bel-
fast. Cleared—Nt agistrate, for Liverpool.
KILT WEST, Nov Is.—British ship Courier,
from New Orleans for Liverpool, with 3,000
bales of cotton, struck on Florida reef, on the
5,h, lay ashore five days, and was assisted o
by wreckers; scln Sarah and Lucy, from Bath;
20th, bark Montauk ; 22d, steam propeller
Pennsylvania, Old Point Comfort. Steamer L
Day, from New Orleans, reports considerable
sickness at Tampa and Newport.
MONTEVIDEO, Sept 30.—The Madawaska.
Kelley, from Liverpool to San Francisco, put
into this port to-day leaky in her top sides.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov IB.—Queen, from Liv-
erpool ; Fvangeline, from Liverpool ; Dirego,
from Liverpool ; James Lumaden, from Lon-
don ; John P Hurward. from Liverpool ; James
Titcoinb, from Liverpool; Desdemona, from
t iverpool. Cleared, Nov 13.—1 t B Summer,
for Liverpool; J P Witney, for Liverpool;
H H Boody, for Liverpool ; Mountaineer, for
Liverpool ; Montreal for iverpool.
BOSTON, Nov 26.—Arrived-Actress, from
Glasgow ; Atalanta, from Liverpooi ; Lydia,
from Liverpool. Nov 29.-. A new barque

which sailed from Charlotte Town, Prince
Edward Island, about 12 days ago, for Liver-
pool, was totally wrecked, when only three
days out, name not given.
EAST PORT MAINE, Nov 23.—Sailed--
Chapman, for Liverpool.
MIRAMICRI, Nov 28.—Sailed—Iranquebac,
for Liverpool.
The Minos. from Aspinwall, arrive n at New
York, 28th ult., with Imp 955 dollars.
The Cortes, sailed from San Francisco for
San Juan dei Sud, Ist ult,, with 1,690,61'8 dole.
Ship Silas Greenman, at this port from Liv-
erpool, experienced very heavy weather all the
passage ; for '2O days n.w. gales, split sails and
received other damage.

Ship Rochan-ibeati. at this port from Liver-
pool, reports : Oct 23d. off Cape Clear, experi-
enced a heavy gale from n.w., lost fore and
maintopmast, split sails, &c.
Ship Atlantic. at this port from Antwerp,
experienced heavy weather, lost sails, &c. Off
Western islands, passed a ship's spars, with
rigging attached.
Ship Java, at this port from Glasgow, expe.
, rienced very heavy weather on the passage;
from Ist to 26th Oct. had a succession of heavy
gales from the Westward. Oct 21st, split
, foresail and close-reefed foreand maintopsails.

Captain Cornish, of ship Afooongo, at Phila-
delphia from Londonderry. reports : 13th oast,
when in lat 41 50, lon 65 25, fell in with the
wreck of a vessel of about 200 tons, waterlog.
ged, and with rudder carried away, lowered
the boat and went on board, when she proved
to be the schr. Madeira. of Prospect, Me.,

(before reported,) with a full deck load of tim.
ber, and lumber in the lower hold.
Ship Maine—Advises from this vessel, before
reported ashore on Pond Island Bar, up to
Wednesday noon, state that she was then
whole, but owing to the condition of the
wreck and the state of the water, nothing had
been done towards getting out her cargo. An
arrangement had been made with wreckers to
• save what could be got at the first opportunity.
. Wednesday afternoon the wind shifted to the
north east and blew quite fresh, and it was
thought she would go to pieces.
Br Bark Sovereign, from London for San
Francisco. sunk of Falkland Island, Sept 17,
lat 48 s. lon 80 w. The errw, to the number
L of twenty, were saved aboard the Danish brig
nna Cecilia. arrived at Valparaiso Oct I. The
captain and three sailors were drowned in try.
ing to save the ship's papers.
Br Brig Lydia, at Boston from Liverpool,
sprung a leak sth ult., in a n.w., gale, and
threw over about 600 bags of salt.