The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-18 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

Queenstown, March 17. Arrlved—Urani, from Alexandria—
Sabrina, Hayti—Oswald, AlexandriA—Sowomset, from Liverpool for
Havanoah, through stress of weat .er—Lady Mansel, Barbadoes
Nance, lbrail.

Kingstown, March 17.-Arrived—Testimonial, from Canton—
Circassian, Messina. _ _ _

Dublin, March IL—Arrived—Alliance, from Odessa—Margaret,
Messina—Ondine (s.s.), London. Sailed—Beagle, for Bayonne.
Greenock, March 17.—Arrived—Ellen llfas,era. (tom Mauritius
North Wales, Marseilles. Sailed—Jason, for Melbourne.
Ho'yhead, March 16.—ArrIved—The Ontario, Jones. from Liver-
pool for Boulogne—Alice, Harris, from Liverpool for Nantes
Robert, Enoch, from Trieste for Glasgow—Orwell, Durrant, from
Liverpool for Bordeaux—Telegraph, William, from Liverpool for
Ma'aga—Fai.h, Mountain, from Liverpool for Balboa—Mores,
Albert. from Liverpool for Hambro--.1. W., Roberts, from Liverpool
for Ilotterdam—Thomas, from Liverpool for Malta, with loss of
mainmast head, and when mast—filakeney Trader, from Liverpool
fur Wells, with loss of one stanchion, covering boards, bulwarks.
deo., broke, having been foul of the Ann, of Blalieney.
D,wns, March 17.—Arrived Rajah, from the, Mauritius.
Falmouth, March 15.—Arrived—Harbinger, Parson, from Alex-
andria for Liverpool—Arrow, from Thrall—Violet, from Alexandria
for Diblin—Titania, from Odessa— Bebe, and Oriental, Alexandria
—Henry Gardner, Beliz2—Zante Packet, from Pozzolo for New-
Castle.

Lamlash, March 15.—Arrived—Queen of England, from the Clyde
for Liverpool.
Brixham, March 13.—Arrived—Sarah and Mary, Edwards, from
Caen for Liverpool.

A miwc h Bay, March 15.—Arrived—Perseverant, from Antwerp for
Liverpool.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, March 17.

The Melbourne is ou shore near Southport. and wes to commence
discharging the 'tweea decks cargo, and is expected to be got off
next springs.
The Carnatic arrived here to day from ➢faranham; sailed Feb.
10. The Path-finder sailed 10 days previous, for Liverpool, and the
Woodman had just commenc«dloading.
A sunken u reek, apparently a brig or schooner, was passed to day,
about 10 miles to the westward of the N.W. Lightship, by the No.
3 Pilot boat.

Parliament for Boston, with maintopmast sprung and crew die-
abled ; and Sir Colin Campbell, for Trebizonde, have both put back.
li Toe nickerhocke-, from New Orleans to Liverpool, is neaped at
the Peile of Foudry. and cannot get out till next springs.
The Mary. for Valparaiso, which put back, nag covering board,
stanchions, Ste., started, having been atruck by very heavy seas.
Bore up from off Cape Finnistere, Bth March.
Beaumaris, March 17.—Put in, at 1 p.m., Elisabeth Lewis, brig.

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Dartmo th, March 17.—The Henry H. Crepple, Boker., fr—om
Augustus Bay to Dartmouth (America), has capsized at sea, and the
master and one of the men taken off the wreck by the England (s.),
Dundas.

Stanley, Jan. Q.—Lord George Bentinck, Irvine, from Shields to
California, was thrown on her beams ends Nov. 22, in lat. 44 S., lon.
54 W., and foundered. Master, steward, and two men went down
in the ship; remainder of the crew picked up in their boat by the
Cuba, arrived here.

Calcutta, Feb. 7.—E n hra'es has nearly completed loading. and
was reported this morning as making of an inch water per hour.
Moulmein, Jan. 19.—Thomas Fieldeu' which sailed hence (Jan. 8)
for the United Kingdom, and grt waded going down the river has
been surveyed, found to be much hogged, and making two inches
water per hour, and will t.robably have to return for repairs.
Ramsey, March 11 —Samuel E lis from Androssan to Runcorn, is
ashore at the Point of Ayr.
,+ Londonderry, March 13.—Given (schooner), Hughes, from Liver-
pool to this:port, drove ashore near In.iishowen Head last night. but
has been aasisted off, and is now at theq nay.
New York, Feb. 27.—The Princeton that arrived at New Orleans
from liverpool, was struck by a sea kJan. 12) in lat. 46 lon. 17, whieh
carried away bowsprit, tutwater, and foremast.—T e wet cotton
saved f oin the Crown, about 900 bales was sold at Key West Feb
24, for 27,000 dollars, the dry'cotton will be reshipped.
Wexford, 'Match 15.—The Elizabeth Huddleston, of Waterford.
Is ashore at Kilmore, with the bottom very much injured.
March 17.—The William Thomas (barque) is on shore on Tecate -
shin Strand—the crew safe on shore. The cargo will be saved if
the weatifer moderates. [Mem : Ti,e Wiiliam Thomas sailed horn
Liverpool for Newfoundland ai:d Pernambuco, 10th March.]
.

Falmouth, March 13.—The schooner Majestic of Perth, from
Seri le, foundered, 9th March, in lat 41 N, l)n. 30 W; the crew
saved by the Irene, arrived here. The Hoppet. frim Liverpool to
Newcastle; and Boidina, for R. ga, were In collision, 13th Instant,
when the former received corral !enable damage.

Bombay, Feb. 16.—The Chepultepec, has damaged the greater
portion of her hale goods, owing no d ,übt to the quantity of dead
weight she c rried.

Whitehaven, March 17.—The Set lies two miles from high water
mark, near the channel of the river Daddon. The sand is quick,
and the ship is already t,n feet imbedded. Lighters and steam tug
of light draught required immediately.