The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-30 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL, DECEMBER 30.
HIGH WATER—Morn. 1 0 —Even. 1 19 —Height, 16 ft. ti in,

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.
Florentine (barque),

ARRIVED.

xilloarida
Dec. 2g. Sybil .
Temora ) Hamburg Four Brothers ..

Red Jacket .......... Melbourne Lore .. .. Creetown
Thos. E. M Wedge.. St. John, N.B. Gipsey
Clyde.. • Pictou Six Brothers Carbarvon
African (s.s.) ....Constantinople Mary
Volant St. Michaels

FAILED.
Dec. 29.

Braganza (5.5.)........... Lisbon I Balbec (as.) ..

ENTERED FOR LOADING.

Tyne Rio Janeiro
Panic..
Hope Bonny, &c. Medea ..... Trebisonde, &c.
Allied Powers .... Colombo, &c.

Dec 27.

OUTPORTS.
Queenstown, Dec. 27.—Arrived—Majestic, N wlan, from Prince
Edward Islaid for Liverpool, waterlogged—Thalia, Wilson, from
St. Übes, short of coals.
Falmouth, Dec. 27.—Arrived—Rambler, Braddon, from Rotter-
dam for Liverpool—Cork Packet, Robbins, from Seville for L•rndon
—Tom Scott, Williams, from Rouen for Swansea—lsabella, Wiley,
from Newcastle for Cape of Good Hope—Malakoff, from Havre for
Liverpool—Rechia CO, brigstock, from Leith for Cadiz.
Waterford. Dec. 25.—Arrived—Avoca, Westcott, from New York;
and Elizabeth, Filmore, from Newfoundland. _ _

Milford, Dee. 25.—Arrived—Europa, Williams, from Newfound-
land.

The Freedom, Lee, from Glasgow for Bolougne ; and Augusta
Mathilda, from Alexandria for Glasgow—both at Holyhead.
Greenock, Dee, 28 —Sailed—Jurten, for Bombay; and Tempest,
for New York. Dec. 29—Arrived—Oriental, from Bombay.

MARITIME EXTRACTO.
Liverpool, Dec. 29.—The Red Jacket, O'Halloran, arrived here
ti-day fr,an Melbourne, sailed from Hubson's Bay on the 2Sth Sep-
tember, and from Port Phillip heads on the 2nd October. She has
brought 133,000 ounces of gold, equal to .W 532 000.
Halifax, Dee. 18.—The barque lt :ger :Stewart, from Pictou to
Boston, was wrecked near Arichat about the 13th inst.—The new
barque Ann Augusta, Lot ett, of Yarmouth. from St. John, N. 8., to
Greenock, wen ashore on Round Shoal, Cape Sable, en the 2nd inst.,
but was subsequently got off and towed bac!: to St. John, N.B.
Hong. Kong, Nov. 15 (via Trieste).— The Spirit of the North put
back through stress of weather.— [Mem. : The Spirit of the North
was to leave Shangliae for Loudon, Oct. 20 ]
Calcutta, Nov. 22 (via Trieste).—The Queen, of Glasgow, is sup-
posed to be lost at the Sand Heads The Queen cleared at
Calcutta for Mauritius, Oct. 27.]

SPOKEN.
Report of the Red Jacket, O'Halloran, arrived here from Mel-
bourne— In lat. Lou.
Nov. 21.. Pasted two vessels bound to Melbourne,
viz., the Canning, and Fleetwoo
the latter from Boston
Nov, 25.. Evangeline (barque), from Boston to
Valparaiso—out 26 days 05 31 N.. 31 06 W.

Retort of the Norman, Valiant, arrived here from Rio and Bahia;
she sailed from the former port on the 18th and thp latter on the
26th ult.— Spoke In lat. Lon.
Nov. 30.. Signalised a Ship showing 2513 on the
3rd di,t pendant
Dec. 3.. Wonatta, from London to the Cape of
Good Hope and Bombay—out 23 days 02 21 N.. 29 41 W,

FOREIGN PORTS
Asia, Cochrane, hence at Ilavannah.
Latoncro, hence at Cardenas.
Dori Augustine, hence at Cienfugas.
Magnet, Grundell, from Athens at St. John, N.B.
In des Baron, Dariugto3, hence at Calcutta.
Sallanha, hei ce at Melbourne Sept. 10.
Morning Light, hence at Melbourne Sept. 17, in 72 days.
Zabiall, hence at Melbourne.
Kennington, Edwards, fcom Ceylon et Melbourne.
Annie Wilson saile 1 from Melbourne for Ceylon, Sept. 25.
It Man sailed from Melbourne for Bombay, Sept. 14.
Bellcarri4 sailed from Melbourne for Bombay, !-ept. 14.
Ocean Monarch saiied from Melbourne for Bombay, Sept. 18.
Sandfcrd sailed from Audi:add for Guam, Aug. 25.
Comurin, hence at Calcutta Nov. 27.
Florence Nightingale sailed from Calcutta for Liverpool, about
Dec 1.
Cambalu, Fawcett, hence at Shamthae.
Danube, hence at Gibralt,r, D-c. 19.
Nictaux, hence at St. John, N. 13 , Dec. 4.
Teneritre (s.s.). hence at Gabralt,r, Dec. 18
City of Baltimore (s.s ). hence at Delaware, Dec. 16.
Return, Turner; Elizabeth, Filunore; land Miranda,
all hence at Newfounnland.
Mandarin cleared at San Francisco for Iquique, Nov. 15,
Wild Cat; and Zephyr, King—both hence at Callao.
Wellfleet, Wescott, hence at New Orleans.
Stalwart, Lucas, he,.ce. at Philudelphia.

BIRTH.
On the 27th inst., at Orchard Hey, Walton, the wife of Mr. Albert
J. Mott, of a daughter.

MARRIAGE.

On the 29th Inst., at St. Ntictiacl'a Church, by the Rev. Henry
Carpenter, James Rankin, E,q., shipbuilder. Dnmbait.n, to Mary
Margaret, only daughter of the late Capt. Edward Glenton, of tots
port.