The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-15 00:00:00

MARITI ME EXTRACTS.

Liverpool, Feb. 14.—The Donald Mackay, for Mobile, has put
back.

.The Enniskillen (s.), from Liverpool to Londonderry, struck on
Kirk Manghold Head, Isle of Man. Feb. 11; was got off with fore
hold fell of water. and taken into Ramsay Bay.

Dublin, Feb. 13.—The Proteus, hence for ~
Jamaica, was lost off
Wexford on the 12th inst. Cew saved.

Dublin, Feb. 14.—The fishing smack sarah landed at Kingstown
the master and 11 men, crew of the Proteus, of Shilburn, from
Liverpool to Jamaica, to ally lost on Backwater Bank at 6 a.m. on
the 12th inst. _ _

Londonderry, Feb. I4.—The brigantine Kertland, Burford, of and
from St. John, Newfoundland, for Greenock, with a cargo of fish
and oil, reached Lough Foyle last night very leaky and loss of
spars. This is the vessel reported yesterday off Tory Island.—Also
put in the ship Mary Carson, Burnett, of 1 iverpool, from C .llao to
Queenstown, with guano, and loss of spars.
Greenock, Feb. 12 —The Richard Cobden, which drove on shore
at Heiensburgh, Feb. 6, has become a total wreck. She was from
Glasgow to Genoa.
Rangoon. Dec. 20.—The Adelaide, hence to Falmouth, In pro-
ceeding down the river on the 18th, got on shore, but floated off on
the tide without apparent damage, and proceeded.
Malta, Feb. B.—The Pera fs ), with the India and China passen-
gers and mails from Alexandria to Southampton, which put back
to this port yesterday, has sustained some slight accident to her
machinery. [lllem.—The Pera was detained 10 days at Lisboa on
her outward passage, from damage to her machinery.]
Suez Jan. 31.—The passengers by the Pera (a.), from England,
reached here to-day, and have embarked on board the Hindostan
(s.), for Ceylon, Rte., the snail agent having detained the Hindestan
till today in hopes of their reaching in time.
A vessel, supposed the Bermuda, from Demerara to Liverpool,
was abanloned at sea January. Crew taken to St. Dilichaels
by the Saucy Lass.

St. Michae's, Feb. 2.—The Saucy Lass,'consigned to the Provi-
dence Fruit Company, proceeds 10-morrow to Marleira to perform
quarantine, in consequence of having on board 12 sh pwrecked per-
sons that she had saved, some of them sick, by which she may
probably loose her voyage, as the destruction of the fruit by the
late gales has been so great, that it will be probably all shipped be-
fore she returns.

Savanna, Feb. I.—The fires on board the shipping are attribut-
able to the marshes in the neighbourhood b in; in a state of con-
flagration and to the high winds having deposited the ashes freely
on the decks of the vessels. About 350 bales, more or less dam tged,
hare been brought to the City trom the K er' cl.. The flames did
not reach the lumber. She will finish her loading, and proceed to
Liverpool to complete repa•rs.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Deborah. Rogers. from Leith at Moulmein.
Ocean Bride, Uncle Tom, British [Empire, and Patience—all off
Amherst.
Bahamian, Beil, from Calcutta at Rangoon.
Ann Adamson, Adamson. from Sunderland; Crescent City, Han-
nah, from Singapore—both at Bombay.
Tinto sailed from Bombay for Hull, Jan. 10.
Marion, Byrne, irom Melbourne at Calcutta.
British Trident, and Jabez Brown, sailed from Eaugor for Liver-
pool, Dec. 25.

Mary Cannon cleared at Calcutta, Dec. 21 ' • Jas Armstrong, Dec.
24 ; Dorisana. Dec 28 ; and Asia, Dec. 2g—all for Liverpool.
Arequipa sailed from Buenos Ayres for Ensenada, Dec. 27; and
Mar'on Macintyre for India, Dec. 29.

Susan Knapp, Little Fred, Lady Emma, and Britannia—all from
Lisbon at Rio Grande.
West Indian, from Pernambuco at lifacelo.
Serapl,ina sailed from Paraiba for Liverpool previous to Jan. 22.
Neptune's Pr de, Wetherborn, from Port de Galle at Madras.
Ann Nelson sailed from M-dras for London, Jan. 5 ; Loidmans,
for Calcutta. Jan. 10 ; Osprey for Rangoon, Dec. 25; and Cambria,
for Moulmein, Jan. 6.

Roblna gaited from Sailor for Mauritius, Dec. 21.
Cogmopolitan (s.s.), Parker from Cogstantinople; and Karnac
(s.s.), Dubbing, from Smyrna—both at Alexandria.

Tainaulipas (s.s.), Chenoweth, from Constantinople at A lexardria,
and sailed for Malta and Liverpool, Feb. 5.

Teneriffe (s.s,), hence; Alps (s.s.), from Constantinople—both at
Malta.
Alfred, hence at Marseilles.
Volant, May hence at St. Michaels.
Astrea, hence at Calcutta.
Mary Spencer cleared at San Francisco for Liverpool, Dec. 21.

Reuben, and Oscar Vidal—both at Moulmein.
Augusta cleared at Moulmein for Antwerp, Dec. 8; and Copen-
hagen for London, Dec. le.
Thessalia (s.s.), hence at Malta, and left for Constantinople.
Italian (s.s.), sailed from Constantinople for Liverpool, Feb. 7.
Canmore, and Quartus sailed from Alexandria, Jan. 22; Sextas,
Atelanta, and Fortunatus, Feb. I—all for Liverpool.
Columbus, hence at Elensburg.
Caine (s.s.), hence at Genoa.
Lahore, and Mary Spencer—both hence at San Francisco.
Mazeppa sailed from Charente for Liverpool, Feb. 8.

MARRIAGE

On the l3tht inst., a the Parish Church. Madehurst, Rlchd. Percy,
son of Richard Wheeler Preston, Esq. of Beech hill, Liverpool, to
Julia Calderon, ward of J. C. Fle' cher, Esq. of Dale-park, Sussex.

I Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to
our Office duly authenticated.

The dividend about to be declared by the London and
Blackwall Railway Company will be 3s. 6d. per share.
Mr. John Bright, M.P. has been suffering somewhat
severely from bronchitis, but in a few days will be able
to appear in the House of Commons.
Previous to the arrival of the St. Petersburg courier
at Odessa with the news of the Russian acceptance, an
order had been addressed to all the authorities of the
Southern Russia to suspend the levies of recruits, and
that order was generally regarded as an indication of
peace.