The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-05-08 00:00:00

OUTPORTS

Queenstown, May 7.---Arrived—Canmore, Kay, from Liverpool
for Richibucto, leaky.
Greenock, May 6.—Arrived--Ecipse and Jane, Oporto—.E tre-
madara, Lisbon—Maria, Villa Nova. May 7-Lco, Mo,arlore.
Sailed, May 6.—Pestongee Vomaniee, Batavia and Singapore
Admiral, Trinidad.
laScilly, May 4.—Arrived—rtanntip, Liverpool.

MARITIME EXTRACTS
Liverpool, May 7.—The Cambria (R.M.S.), L..itch, arr
this morning, sailed from Boston 23rd April, and from Hall
On the 24th, 5 3!) a m., saw a steamer. 113 doubt the Aral
Liverpool and Halifax to Boston; on the 25th, 7.30 p.m ,
N., lon. 58 W., saw the Persia (R. 11.8.), trom Liverpo 1 t s
out 7 days and 9 hours; on the 28th, in let. 43 N., lon. 50 N 1
several icebergs. She has 512.153 dollars in snee'e, of w cis
dollars are for Havre, 151,370 dollars for London, end 58,7
for Liverpool.
Falmouth, May 7.—The Antagonist, from Hamburg to
has nut in here with considerable damage, having been it
on the sth instant, off the Lizard, with the Charles Ad
Hayti to Havre, which was totally dismasted—f ,te unknown
Dublin. May 7.—A very large ship, supposed outwa d hound, Rot
on Arleow Bank last night. Steam tugs nave bees sent to her
assistance.

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passed
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Crookhaven,l May 4.—The Carpentaria, frofn New Or'eans to
Liverpool, has put into this port, w th loss of bowsprit, cutwater,
&c., having been in contact, off Cape Clear, with a large ship, f).l ne
unknown.—The Montrose. from Glasgow to Quehfc, found-red at
sea, in lat. 51 N, lon. 24 W. Crew saved by the Greyhound, font
Newfoundland.
New York, April 21.—A severe storm raged here yesterday, with
violent squalls trom N.E., and accompaniel with very heavy rain;
it is feared much damage has been done to the shipping along the
coast.
Halifay. April 24.—The captain and surviving part of the crew
taken off the Blake, by the scho ,ner Pigeon, have arriNel in that

vessel at St. John, .N.?.—The Laura, Campbell. of i •ds3
from Baltimore to Ireland, put into this port on the 24th, for r 13airs,
having cut away her foretopmast in a severe gale or the 7th inst.
The Vandal, from Liverpool to Africa, was lost at Cape de Ve. de,
April 3.

FOREIGN PORTS
Ju'ia, hence at Banjowanjee for Shanghae, partially dismasted
Maiden City, and Vixen, cleared at Marseilles for Liv.rpool, May 2
Cing a Vrie, hence at Nantes.
Mary Anne, Brown, hence at Kiel,
Gem. Rosenburg, hence at Christiana.
Tres flermsnos sailed from Bordeaux for Liverpool, May 3
Tiber (e.a.), hence at Genoa.
Susan, hence at Rouen.
Tresherman, sailed from Bordeaux for Liverpool April 25.
Jamima Fermechina ; and Jason—both hence at Riga.
F.bro 1..), hence at Barcelona.
Maria Loui.c. sailed from Barcelona for Liverpool. April 19
Arabia (H.M.S.), hence at Hal fax, and sailed for Boston, A
America sailed from Cadiz for Liverpool, April 23.
Humber, and Conquest—both hen e at Halifax.
Zenobia, Normandy, Pocahontas, and Carlyle—all hence at New

Orleans.
Arabia, Boutelle; Roger Stewart, Skolfield ; and Portland, Ogg
—all hence at Bloblile.
Santa Anna, and Annita—both hence at Havanna.
R. Robinson, and Oriental—both hence at New York.
Chaos, Minton, hence at Savanna.
Elizabeth Bibby, Gibson, hence at Portland.
Thomas Killam, Cro cy, hence at St. John, N.B.
Norval, Scott; and Hermione, Towill—both hence at Newfound-
land.
Bloomer, Rinkertrarn ; and Hesper, Howes—both at Havanna.
Carrier Pigeon, hence at Matanzas.
Emerald, hence at New York.
Scotia, hence at Baltimore.
United stalks, hence at Boston.
John G. Coster, hence at Apalachicola.
Arago (U.S.M.S.), from Havre at New York.
Eulocia, hence at St. John, N.B.