The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-11 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS

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Liverpool, April 9.—The report of the- yfork,
A. Z. from New ._...,
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being off this port, is incorrect. April 10.—TheBahlana, Browe,?3,
from Bahia, was towed here from Dublin, having put in there W'
damage, from a collision with the Mary Ann Wilson. el
Falmouth. April 8.
—The Boomerang, from Mobile to Liverro39
(reported yesterday), encountered a hurricane, March 23, in iat'„,r
N., lon. 55 W., which continued to the 27th, during which she lost ;;0
rudder, sprung a leak, and was thrown on her beam ends. On
'a, 27th, in lat. 41, lon. 47, the captain, wife and child, three passenger
and the crew (except one seaman drowned), and the carpenter ail,
three seamen left on the wreck, were taken off by the Helen. ,
Cooper arrived here, which could not see the wreck next InOl niche
and it is supposed that she capsized. Another report says
Boomerang was dismasted.
, „ at
Constantinople, March 27.—Heavy gales from N.E. took Par
Kertch, between the 17th and 19th March, bringing down 'B.:e
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masses of floating ire from the Azoff, during which several loss
occurred. Esk (s.s.), totally lost; crew saved. Derwent (Ls.), I,', by
and dry on the beach. King Philip (British ship), cut through Do
ice. Underwood (British barque), much damaged by ice. Wllllier,
(store ship), much damaged by ice. Balakiava (store ship),rud 0
damaged and drove to sea. Henry Ormrod (British schooner), 1°
rudder. Henry Holman, lost rudder, &c.
Whitehaven. April 7.—The wreck of a ship, with masts and 11--ni;
warks gone, full poop, male figura-head gilt, of about 900 tons, vi
passed, April 3, 18 miles east of Larnbay, by the Amphion, arrives
here.

Scilly, April 7. A head board, about eight feet in length. painted
black, with Lady Raglan on it in white letters, was picked up'
Mardi 21, at Annet Island, Scilly,
Portland, April 7.—The Barham arrived off here to-day, report:.
having sewn, March 1 !the date decidedly wrong), in lat. 42 N., 1?.,d
32 W., a water-logged ship, apparently with No. 33 on her boW
quarter, and Liverpool on her stern.
Sev!ral large icebergs were fallen in with in lat. 49 S., ion. SO t°
0 E., by the Havana arrived at Melbourne, Jan. 4 and many ice-
bergs were seen by the Indian Queen, which arrived at Melbourne,
Dec. 31.

Greenock. April 10.—The Spanish barque Maria en Gracia, Wit2l
mo'asses, took tire this morning in Victoria Harbour, and W:""
scuttled. The damage to the vessel was not serious, and that to 1m"
cargo has not been ascertained.

SPOKEN,

W. L. Burroughs, hence, March 27, in lat. 43 N„ lon. 27 W.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Argonaut, Flenley, from Bombay at St. Helena.
Cleator (s.s.), from Alexandria at Malta.
Melita (s.s.), and Dumbarton Youth, sailed from Smyrna,
Ta,irch
22; and Egyptian, Afarch2s—all for Alexandria.
City of Washington (s.s.), Wylie, from Kamiesch and Afalta
at
Port Venders, with the ship Lord Dalhousie in tow.
Iris, Yarren, hence at Ilelvoet.
Hotspur, from Callao at Antwerp.
Mirzapore, from Rio Janeiro at Mauritius.
'1 hetis, hence at El inore for Memel.
Maria Helena, and Emilia 'Julia—both hence at Lisboa.
'fiber (s.s.) sailed from Palermo for Liverpool. March 22.
Sultana (s.), hence at Algiers, and cleared March 10; and Edgette,
March 25- both fur Constantinople.
Robert Preston, hence at Gibraltar.
Teneriffe (a.), hence at Gibraltar, and left for Malta, April 3.
Dewi Wyu, hence at Bremen.
Jura (a s.), Thais, and Karnak—all hence at Constantinople, and
cleared for the Black Sea.
Wendelina, and Olive Leaf—both hence at Hamburg.

MARRIAGE.
On the 10th inst , at St. Brides Church, by the Rev. Mr. Falloql!,
Mr. Jacob Lloyd, of Ulla town, to Elizabeth, only daughter of Joni'
Coon Vies, Esq., Grintield-street,

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

An order by the Queen, in council, was issued yester-
day, removing the prohibition of the export of articles
to certain foreign ports.
A supplement to the London Gazette has been pub-
lished, containing two orders in council, permitting the
immediate resumption of trade with Russia. The first
order revokes the general embargo laid on Russiar. ships,
and the second annuls all prohibitions imposed during
the war on the export of arms, ammunition, and
machinery.

Printed and Published by CHARLES WILL/11E11 of 21, 00‘)
street, at his General Printing and Stationeryillstablishinenti
South John-stmt. I.lvorpool.
FRIDAY, APRIL 11, ISIS.