The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-07-10 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

!City of Baltimore (s.s.), Philadelp.bia—Acadlan, New York—Nor-
val, Barbados—Perfecta, Havana—Braes o' Moray, Barcelona—
Santiago (new iron ship), Leith.

SAILED.
Ericsson (U.S.M.S.), New York,

OUTPORTS

Kingstown, July 9.—Arrived—Emilia, from Glasgow for Dilboa—
Naiad, Memel.

Belfast, July 9.—Arrived—Agoieau, Requejada.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Liverpool, July 9.—Partisan, for Constantinople, has put back,
with damage to bulwarks.—The Naval Brigade cannot be kept free,
and will probably have to•be beached skive the Potteries.—Africa,
O'Neill, from Bombay at this port, after being•aground in the Rock
Channel, and with loss of anchors and chains —King Orry (9.),
hence to Dou.las, Isle of Man, was towed back last evening by thP
Tynwald (s.), her intermediate shaft and a crank pin having broken
when about ten miles from the island.—The Tribune, hence to
Callao, ashore on East Hoyle, is making very little water, and is
expected off next springs, atter discharging ballast. Her foremast
was cut away yesterday morning. The vessel lies perfectly upright;
her copper is a little wrinkled.

Sinithown, July 9,-The Tusconora floated off last night and
was towed to Halpine's Pond, without injury.
Carnarvon, July 9.—The Urgent, from Caldera, to Liverpool, is
the diso,sted vessel riding in the bay.
Beaumarl., July B.—lt blew a very severe gale from N.W. last
will o
night, and several coasters have put in for she ter —Ellen, from
Liverpool for Dublin. leaky; Ann. of Dublin. with cargo shifted
and leaky; and Eaglet, Humphreys, from Plymouth for Liverpool,
with logs of sails, &c.P
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a Maloney,
nweryeck. from Liverpool
Queenstown, July 9.—The schooner Stetson, Webster, which
to
was fitted out at New York to proceed in search of .he Boomerang,
arrived here to-day, having come across the Atlantic without
seeing anything o! the ship.
Amlwich, July 8.--The Isaac Webb, from Liverpool to New
Ycrk, having lost her sails, &c., in a violent sale' this morning,
was put ashore h're. She has a good deal of water in the lower
hold, and some floor timbers are supposed to be broken; but it is
expected both ship and cargo will be saved. [Mon.—The United
rt
Charleston,ruh '
States eteun-tug went out to the sh'p yesterday, with 34 men ; and
another steamer with 50 men, Ann four flats, will proceed to
her.]

Grc ciran
Eureka FOREIGN PORTS.
Sarah, from Old Calabar at Fernando Po, for Liverpool.
Armenian (s.s.), from Messina at Palermo, and left for Liverpool.
(s.s.), sailed from Palermo for Liverpool, June 28.
(8.9.), and Cleator (s.a.)—both sailed from Bordeaux for
Liverpool, Ju y 3.
Mersey s :Bed from Ascension for Liverpool; master deal, mate
ill, second mate in charge.
Araxes (a a.), from Alexandria at Studwell.roads, and will proceed
to Liverpool after coaling.
Pentinck, from Chili at Boston. •
Deerslayer, from Caldera at Swansea.
Milan (s.s.), Bruce, from Messina at Palermo.
Imperatrice (s.s.), from Balaklava at Portsmouth.
Eclipse. Clasen, hence at Ostend.
Anglo Saxon (H.M.S.), from the Clyde at Quebec.
Albert van Panhuys, hence at Cronstadt.
Clara, Kraeft ; and Rogra, undehorg—lioth hence at Stralsund.
Great Western, Furber ;. and Cadet. (=nide—both hence at New
York.
Sar nak, Rowland; and Weymouth, Elliot—both hence at
Phil ,delphia.
Elizabelh, M'Fee, hence at Lisbon, and left for Constantinople.
Douro (s.s,), hence at Lisbon.
Elizabeth sailed from Malta, June 22, and Queenstown, June 27---
both for Liverpool'
forL"lvaecir;
nsailed from Bi
e lboa, July 3, and Eustaquina. July 4—both
(s.s.), hence at Malt; and sailed for Constantinople.
Thessalia ac d Para Walton—both hence at Malta.

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THURSDAY, JULY 10,,18166.