The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-10-15 00:00:00

SAILED.

Oct. 14.—Cintra (s s.), for Lisbin—Thebes, Alexandria—lsaac
Webb, New York—Young Eagle, New Orleans—Ellen Radford.
Valparaiso--Greenock, Mobile—Empress, Cronstadt —Champion.
Bahia—Mary Ano, St. Thomas—Wonder, Demerara,

MARITIME EXTRACTS

Liverpool, Oct. 13.—The Champion of the Seas, arrived here from
➢felbourne, sailed from Hobson's hay, July 10, and Port Phillip
[leads on the evening of July 16; has 59,570 ounces of gold. She
has brought home 163 passengers. She had a fair run to Cape Horn
in 23 dais ; saw no ice, and has experienced unusually fine weather.
Since crossing the line the winds have been eel light, and generally
easterly. —The letter from the captain of the Tipiree, reporting his
having put into Lisbon, does not mentio❑ a w-rd of the ship being
leaky, hut states that it is expected he will get away in ten days.
The passengers were all well.

Ulcutta, Sept. B.—The Euphrates, Stailenson, from Calingapa.
tam to London, put into the river Hoogl.ly, and must discharge.—
The Anger, WhitefiAd, hence to Liveipool, put back. August 25,
very leaky, and will have to discharge her cargo and be docked.

Melbourne, July 9.—The Jalawa; has been docked and surveyed,
the whole of her copper stripped, and the ship c ,ulked throughout.
—The Shalimar continues to make water, and it is feared that the
leak is of a serious nature.

Mauritius, August 27.—The Alma, Giber.. from Bombay to
Liverpool, which put In here leaky, August 8, Is discharging.
Falmouth, Oct. 14.—The Camite, from Calcutta to London, with
foretonmast and sails gone, leaky, and ste.ring badly —Hope (British
brig), waterlogged and abandoned, Oct. 10 in let. 48 W., lon. 12 W.
and, in the same 1-:cality, a three-ros,ted vessel, with ports, and
without topmast, bowsprit, and spanker set, and foretopsail in
pieces. abandoned, with her head eastward.—[`•fem ; The Camite put
thik port, but got afloat by discharg-
ing Mauritius, July 27, leaky, and was discharging.]
from Calcutta, off Mauritius, I,qdry, but
rioLLnentig:vviss'eehihr:rreapoperroodteG: of
: feat
fAsnhtlhoe: nornguilucgTtah:: ditgaalioir3sr Trianon, vohnwie'trgol entering
nui
tgh,
iron o r enteringo re ,
wh :chhe
Duldin, Oct. 11.—The Standard (s.sJ, from Liverpool, in coming
up the river this morning, during a fog, ran into the Minerva
(Pru,sian barque), and stove in the whole of her stern. The steamer
was uninjured.
port,
(se andh
0o sailed,e r). forof
Swinemunde, Qct. Liverpoollo.—The to Stettin, ran
the river, with coals, ran into the Grace Darling
Newport, Oct. 11.—The Peru, for Alexandria, while towline down
immediately sank at
1 the river's mouth.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Falcon sailed from Meibourne for Point de Gallo, July 17.
Branscombe sailed from Melbourne for Vali:ler:Aso, July 18. 1
Helen Wallace sailed from Melbourne for Calcutta. July 93.
British Flag, hence; and Alberta, from Aden—both ac Bombay. .
Arthur the Great, and Cartyne—both from Melbourne t
Bombay.

Calypso,lCaglh(.untit
n ef.
, Enright,
and Melbourne
Ab
on tntall
from Kunachu, at Bombay.
Chal ce. Persia, Dm, and Berhamoore —all hence at Calcutta
West Derby, from London; and Monarch, from Moulmein—both
at
Tiber (s.a.), from Trieste at Ancona.
Armenian (a.m.), hence at Genoa. .
hence at Vigo.
Diiiinnhuboeo(.as..s).2h,
ohoecneeeatatt Gisibobran!tur- •
BAermi r oeunti
a!s.hae.)..ch: ealti a 8.
Marseilles.
Rattler (s.s.), hence at Oporto.
eDnec er
hay't' cleared l Revel.
t'itll'e i 1
Alfred Storer--
Douro (0.8.), and
Frederick Gustav, hence at Danzic. i
in Cook cleared
Melancthon called from Bombay,
Captain at Calcutta, August B h t August
22; tee an a.
26 ; Isabella Harnett, August 29 ; Aracaa, A ngust se; Ifereyna,
Sept. 2; and Prompt, Sept.
Beth,
Enna@ cleared 4—all for Liverpool.
at Calcutta, August thi; and Athestan. Sept. 4
both for Demerara.
Sept. 10; and Mary Stenhouse,
Earl
Sept. 12—both for Liverpool.
Amoor sailed from Bombay for China, Sept. 2.
Sept.' 4.
Calcutta
Calcuttaf or Genoa,fo for China,
Anglia sailed from Galle for Penzance, Sept. 2.
Chebucto sailed from Rangoon for Hong Kong, Sept. 13.
John M'lver cleared at Calcutta, Sept. 3 ; Emigrant, Sept,l7; and
Contest, Sept. 22—a1l for London.