The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-21 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

Malta, Feb. 12.--The Pioneer (....). was fallen in with per Hrhfsh
Que,n (s.s.) arrived he,e, about 18 miles E of Ga'eta. The Pioneer
was damaged in her machinery, and proceeding to uibialtar under

• Lisbon, Feb. g.—The Maria, Russell, of Liverpool, has been
,i7vrecked on the coat of Alearva, near Lagos, where she now lies.
Her hull still holds together, although the timbers rare rather
strained and open. In two or three days, should the weather con.
tinue fine, the whci'e of the cargo will probably he discharged, and
there is a probability of the vessel being saved and .ent to Villa Nova.
D ngle, Feb. 15.—Two iron-bound pipes of 01 ve oil, marked
'last night in th's bay, and one pipe,
supposed , with the same mark, was picked up
r
in Ventry harbour Feb. 13. A great many casks have been seen In
A. H. At.o," , •tio-netraein pickedblubbue
of
the bay for the last two days.
Pent (11.M.5.), sailed front Malta, Feb. 10, for Southampton with
heavy portion of China and India mails. The Marseilles portion was
received, Feb 4.
The Kelsick Wood, Higgins, was totally wrecked in the Port of
Saffee during a hurricane, Jan. 4. Only two of the crew rived.
The Bride of ti.e Sea went ashore on the Main, near New Fort
Europe, previous to Feb. 4, and on the ith was full o: water'

SPOKEN,

Mexican Packet, hence, off Cape St. Vincent, Feb. 12.

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FOREIGN PORTS.
North WA s sailed from Vera Cruz for Laguna, Jan. 14.
Ge-trudis, Sand,lis, hence at Havana.
Joven Emilie sailed from Havana, Jan. 25; and Maris Joanna,
Jan. 26—both for Liverpool.
Parker cleared at i.emerara for Liverpool, Jan. lg.
African (a s.), Miller, from Constantinople at Smyrna, and left for
Alexandria.
Taurus (s.s.), sailed from Smyrna for Alexandria, F-b. 2.
Alps (s a.). Inglis, from Constantinople at Malta, and left for
Eng'and, Feb. 9.
Orontes (s.s.), Fraram, from Smyrna at Malta.
Spartan (s.s.), sailed from Malta for Liverpool, Feb. 8.
Cad.. (s.s.), Dugast ; and Barcelona (a.s.), liloren—both hence at
Havre.
Assyrian (s.s.), from Alexandria and Veray Melliught (1), from
Liverpool—both hence at Constantinople.
Creole, Colford, from Demerara at Dingle Bay for Cork.
Hope, Anne, and W. Watson—all hence at Bordeaux.
Varna, from Constantinople at Balaklava.

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VICTORY, 101 tons 0.m.,
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(fames 140 tons dead weight. Dimensions:—Length 72-88 feet,
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