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

SAILED.

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Not Fish 110 Janeiro
(Jacobus . . Pernanabuc,

City of Brooklyn.... New Orleans
Ternora cs.) .Ha nburg
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Douro (a s.) C.,rtinna
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R LOADING.
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-bastopol .... Bombay, `rinceton......... New Or!eans
Maria Victor:. Bordeaux! gmerald Isle.. .... New York
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Glynne-...... H xvn •in 'erwriter.. ... • .... New York
Telegraph. . . Jerse.xttowena Buenos Ayres
G1en5hee..........,....... Lime
OUTPORTS.
Waterford, Dec. 9.—Arrived—The dlchymist, from Alexandria,
with pumps choked and cargo shifted.
Holyhead, Dec. 10.—Arrived—British Queen, Davies, from Liver-
pool for Diessina—Corouilla, from Liverpool for Almics.
Penarth Roa's• Dec. 9.—Arrived—The Pelican (s.s.), from Liver-
pool for Rotterdam, with damage to machinery.
Studwall Roads, D.c. 10.—Westmoreland, from Quebec for Port
Marloc—Siloam, from Quebec for Cardigan.
Milford. Dec. Ic).--irrived—The 8011/airs. from Monte Video and
Queenstown for Hull. disabled.
Queenstown, Dec.lo. Arrived—The Mary Stenhoose,from Bom-
bay, all sails lost.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Queenstown, Dec. 9.—The Importer. from Newport to Jamelea.
that w.ts abandoned yesterday, went ashore last evening on Bally-
cotton Sound, with only mainmast stand'ag. T,se Norwegian
schooner Elizabeth, waiting orders from Galatz, drove from her
anchors during the gate to.riay, struck against one of the quays, and
was afterwascls got on the beach, where she now lies, sulking very
hard. All the other vessels rode out the gale without damage.
The gale moderated towa,ds dusk.
The Seabiad, from Halifaz to Liverpool, dragged her anchors and
went on shore at Dungarvon on the Bth inst., but was expected t,
be got off without is jury. . .
Liverpool, Dcc. 11.—The Bernhard, for Echernford, was reportet
put tug back to Reaumaris i sq.—sultan, Pennington, from St.
Übes, leaky, havine keen on shoe on the Great Burbo Bank.—The
Mencius, which sailed on the 3rd inst, far Shanghce. his put b sck
with qtaarter-boat and two planks on deck stove, and Al:131)11k hying
encountered S. W. gales; ship chiefly between Lamuay and the Calf
of Mau.—The Lallah Roakh, for Charltston, sailed on the sad
Inst. ha• put back with loss of sails, &c., from a few miles west of
Tuskar.—The Danube (s.s. ',which sailed on the 9th inst. for Trieste.
has put back with titter broken.—The Ch ,mpion of the Seas, for
Melbourne, was left by the pilot yea erday at 10 a.m., off the Cope-
land., all well, wish a few sails split, and maintop-sallantsail blown
away, close furled ; was going through the narth channel at about
I t knits ; wind fair and weather clear; - Tuesday night and Wedne .
day morning, between the Calf and Onpelands, passed several ont-
o and-bound vessels lying ta.—The Gazelle, arrived here front St.
Mi,:h.aers, repot to having lost gangway, bulwarks, split forel.opsall,
and received other damagoi also lost jbboom. '
Wiaitehaven, Dec. 10.— The Leander, Kidd, of Liverpool. front,.
\
Madras to LiVerpool, has put in here leaky, aitd crew sick from
fatigue.
• Dottglas, I. M., Doe. 9.—A lam t vessel, with boss of topmasts,
hove to off Peel yesterday. and proceeded.
Tile John Glaitter, from Fleetwood to Drogheda, that was on the
i rocks at tierbyhaven, went to places last night, it was blowing at
ii. gale from S.W.
Waterford, Dec. 9. —The Progreso (a.s ), Apted, from Lisbon, put
1 In here 'n a sinking state, and gct, aground off Duncannon coming
up; dotted off, and anehored o.n Ballyhack Mud.
Wexford Dec. 9.—The weathercontinues rough. Noth'ng can be
.d •ne at the J. L. Warner; the hull lies well on the beach, not
mach effected by the violence of the weatlier.
Banff, Dec 7.—The vessel on shore at NtOsn is the Seeuw, of
Schieuo )n, from Riga to '!'coon. It is feared she will go to pieces.
Dublin, Dee 10.—The ship Catherine, of and from. Liverpool to
Gbraltar, dragged her anchors, and struck on a bank in the river;
vessel makes water.
Fleetwood. Dec. 10.—. The schooner Sarah Ellen, of aod from
Liverpool to Swansea, with cnirer ore. was towed in here last
night with less of foretopmast and other damage, and two men killed
by falling from aloft.
Weymouth, Dec.
on Chissel Beach, Portland .—A utch
this aftern barqu. from Akyab, came on shore
oon.
The brig Esc ipe, of Liverpool, from Odessa for Falmouth, for
orders, having overrun her port In coaseque ce of thick weather and
heavy pales, anchored off Portland en t,,e 9th inst., making water.
and with six streaks list so port ; she wai. assisted into the t oads by
a steamer and a pilot-cutter.
Tice Royal George, Taunton, Lagusyra for Maoicalbo, went ashore
near Rio Bache on the I8:h Oct., and was taken posseasiaa of by,
the Indians; the crew abandoned her, and arrived at RI. Riche on
the 20th Oct.
Marseilles, Deo. 7.—The Progress, which arrived here yesterder
from Ajaccio, reports that there are ten slaips wrecked on the coast
of Corsica.

SPOKEN.
Report of the Countess of Ga 1,,way:(6.), arrived here:—
Dec. 10... E In lat.
essie. of quehec, 25 miles S.S.R. of Mang-
hold head .

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