The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-22 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRA7r3.

Liverpool, Dec. 2l.—Tne \t'ur Spirit .ed here yesterday
from Bombay, was in cnitact with a French brig on .7/Le
.26th ult..
in Ist. 10 N , lon. 27 W., and lost inaivioomitst, channel i.s!''tes of
mizenrigging, &c. The brig lost her bowsprit, but did not W,mlt
assistance. —The schooner Mermaid, wrecked on the night of the
16th inst. on West Hoyle, was from Wicklow for this
(steam tug), arrived here from Dungarvon, with wrecked goods from
the Adriatic.—The Vigo (s.s.), from Havre and Milford, put in hers
yesterday fer repairs, boun.l to New York.

Amsterdam, Dee. 10.—A barque, abandoned, apparently English,
with raised decks, was seen on the lo,h ult., in lat. 20 N., lon. 36 W.
Antwerp, Dec. 19.- A large vesse► has gone ashore near the Isle
of Jane, south coast of France, and it is feared the crew are lost.
Southampton. Dec. 20.—A iiritish brig, laden with codfish from
Newfoundland for the Mediterranean, went ashore on the 10th inst.
near Cadiz. Crew saved.

The Fame, Chester, of Quebec, cleared at Quebec for this port on
the 22nd August, and has not since been heard of.
Waterford, Dec. 18.—The Eliza, of Cardigan, James, from Cardiff
to Cork, with coals, was driven ashore in Traumore Bay last night,
and is not likely to be got off.
The Colombo (s.), from Alexandria and Gibraltar at Southampton,
brings intelligence up to the 11th inst. The Sea Quern (American
ship), from Leghorn, which left Gibraltar on the 2nd inst. for New
York, put back on the morning of the 14th from about .500 miles to
the west of Cape Spartel, having encountered a tremendous gale
from W.S.W., in which she sprang her main and foremasts, lost
spars, yards, and sails, and was in a leaky state.
Boldera. Dec. 9.—The Jean (English brig). Storey, hound to
England, has put bark from sea leaky, and with pumps choked, and
must discharge and be hove down.
Falmouth, Dec. 19.--Tlse Princess Alice, of Liverpool, Robertson,
from Newport for Sydney, has put in here leaky, and with rudder
sprung; here up from lon, 12 W.
The Mary Warrall, which arrived at Monte Video on the 7th Sept.
from Liverpool, had been ashore on the English B.,nk, and assisted
off by H.M. steamer Rifleman. A consilerable portion of er cargo
was damaged, and she had been hove down and repaired prior to the
sth November.
Annapolis, N.S., Dec. 9.—Several vessels, names unknown, went
ashore in St. Mary's Bay during the lat_, pales ; and feiirs are enter-
tained for many vessels belonging to the western part of the province
which were out in the same gale.
Jersey, Dec. 16.—A boat, with "Mariner, Liverpool," paint d en
the: stern, was picked up in the English Channel by the Jolly,
arrived here from Southampton.
Crookhaven. Dec. 17.—Arrived—The Blue Rock, Diane, from St.
John, N .13.. for Liverpool, with decks s • ept, loss of bulwarks, and
other damage.
Key West, Dec. 3.—The Nep'une, from New Orleans to Havre.
put in here Nov. 26. for ballast, being too crank. It is necessary to
take out 225 bales of cotton, which were shipped on board the H. B.
Roach (s.s.) for New York, which has arrived at Savannah.
New York, Dec. s.—During a N.W. gale last night, the ships
E. C. Scranton and Cultivator parted their moorings, but brought up
at anchor in the stream without much damage.—The Roderick, front
P. E. Island, is reported to be on shore on ziand Point.—The cargo
of the Enterprise, hence to Liverpool. which touched on Diamond
Reef, has all been discharged in a perfectly sound state. The Enter-
prise was taken on the Sectional Dock Dec. 9.—A large fleet of grain
vessels arrived at Owego Dec. 5, from the Welland Canal.