The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-09 00:00:00

SAILED,

April 7.—Fury, Halifax—Queen, Rotterdam—Bona Dena, DiePPe'
April S.—Royal William, Natal—Ebro (s.s.), alalaga—Vit„r'n"
Smyrna—Ann and Isabella, La Guayra—Thor, Alexandria—MY"
Dordt.

OUTPORTS.

Holyhead, April 6.—Arrived—Lne Tudor, from Liverpo7l, 00f
Hallfax—Paatomala, from Liverpool, for Havana--Calpe (a.s.), fro
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Liverpool, for Gibraltar.

Patin .uth, April 6.—Sailed—Unicom, and Isis—both for Liverpool'
Greenock, April 7.—Arrived—Regina Esther, Alexandria—A°
Rankin, New Orleans. Sailed—Lord Sidatouth, Quebec—Er°.
manga, Montreal—Royal Arch, New York.
Dublin, April B.—Arrived at Kingstown—Dauntless, from GlasgoVi
for Portsmouth, with gunLoatet 38 and 39 in tow.
Belfest, April 6.—Arrived—Allies, Alexandria.
Queenstown, April S.—Arrived—Susan Knappe, Rio Grande''
Ellen Henrick, from Havre Grace, for Liverpool, leaky—Northern
Light, Callao—Alexander, New Orleans.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Liverpool, April B.—The Lincluden Cattle, Rees, from Mobile,
arrived here to-day, with loss of mizeu mast, a c., :having been
struck by lightning.—The Red Jacket, late Milward, arrived from
Melbourne, sailed Jan. 12. The Schomberg had gone to pieces. 111
100,686 ounces of go'd, and a box of silver.--7 be Moro Castle, "
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was passed a wreck and abandoned, March 29,
50 N., ion. 25 W., by the Petrel, arrived here.
St. John,N.F., March 11.—The coast is clear of ire.
The Hyperion, Clare, for England, after completing her loading
at Laguna, parted her chain in a heavy gale an I struck on the bar'
where she remained till next day, and took considerable damage, bus
was lightened and got into the harbour of Laguna, where she We
discharging.

St. Briccaels, March 27.—The vessel which passed through the
Roads to the westward, on the 17th. with ensign-union down, It'S
the Washington, of Glasgow, bound to Liverpool, and most of the
crew suffering from scurvy; supposed to be laden with guane_l
after rounding N.W. point she squared away, arid has not shiu'
been heard of.

Fayal, March 24.—The Mary Ellen, from Surinam to Londoll
put in here yesterday, leaky, with rudder damaged, mainmast aou
foretopmast sprung, loss of sails, &c., and will discharge.
Dublin, April 7. [he Native, arrived here from St. John, N.
fell in with the Jacob Badger, of Prcspect, Maine, from Calcutta t°
London, March 28, in lat. 52, lon. 18, leaky, short of provisions, ane;
in want of help. The Native would have rendered assistance, 131
H.M.S.S. Neptune bore down to her relief
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Falmouth, April 6.—The Matins, arrived here from Cuba, picked
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-up a cask marked with white letters. Pouitney, & Massey, Philadel-
phia, brewing No. 24,431, and passed two others.
i (Belfast, April 6.—The schooner Bristol Trader, ofawickiowt from
Ayr to Morecambe, got dismasted off the Isle of Man, on the st'
inat., and was helped into Donagh +dee on the 6th with boats.

SPOKEN.
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John, from Bombay to Liverpool, Jan. 30, 63 days out, in lat. q -
S., lon. 19 E.—Annandale, of Annan, hence to Melbourne,
IVlE.rell „
in lat. 3 N., lon. 22 W.—Neander, from Falkland Islands to Live!:
pool. Feb. 6, in lat. 22 S., lon. 29 W.—Columbian, from Callao
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Liverpool, Feb. 24 in lot. 9 N., on. 37 W.—William (brig), 01
Rio de la Hache to Liverpool, Feb. 25, off Cape St. Nicholas Mone6
—Hope, from Singapore to Liverpo 1, Feb. 4, in lat. 30 S , lon.
E.—Hornhy, from Mauritius to Liverpool, Feb.• 6, in lat. 34 S.,
26 E.—John Bull, from Bombay to Liverpool, Feb. 14, in lat. 26
lon. 4. E.