The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-29 00:00:00

Dee. 28.

Caroline
Laconia (Ls.) .... Con stsn tinople
Margaret ...... ... Whitehaven

ENTERED Pi
Dec. 26.

Gunte(s...).. Arendahl, Dram,&c.
Leander Bahia
Albat'ne Calcutta

OUTPORTS.
Pill-Bristol, Dec. 26.—Arrived—The Amelia, Howe, from
Liverpool.
Barrow, Dec. 21.—Arrived—The Joshua Williams, from Liverpool.
Dec. 25.—The Integrity, Eva is, Mary Jane, Morris; and Thomas,
Hodgson—all train Liverpool.
Jersey, Dee 24.—Arrived—The Envoy, Cori, from Liverpool.
Newport, Dec. 2t ;tiled The F mpress, Sinnott, for Liverpool.
Neath, Dec. 26. Sailed—The Fanny Truss, Jones; Visitor, Cook I
and Esther Ann, Moult—all for 1 iyerpool.
Plymouth, Dec. 26.—Arrived—The Elizabeth and Mary, Sweet..
land, from Liverpool.
Deal, Dec. 27.—Arrived—The Royal George, Morgan, from
Moulmein—Prospero, Taylor, St Michaels.
Greenock. Dec. 26.—Sailed—Tne Tigraous, for Barbadoes—Bens,
Newfoundl.ln i.
Queenstown, Dec. 27.—A rrived —The Amnia, from Mauritius--
Isabella, New York—Rattler (s. tog), Liverpool, to tow the
Mississipi to London.
Fleetwood, Dec. 26 —Pat in—The Major Nanny, Lloyd, from
Barr. w for Cardiff.
Redcar, Dec. 27.—The Banff, Gerbell, of Harwich, is on shore
near this place, dismasted ; no crew on board.
Holyhead, Dec. 26.—Put in—The Oulton, Owens, from Arklow and William Vickers, from Neath—both for Liverpool.
Milford Haven, Dec. 25. —Put in—The Fur,p I, Williams, from
St. John's, Newfoundland; and Andromeda, from Honduras—both
for Liverpool,
London. Dec. 27.—Arrived—The Taliy.ho. Young, from Leg).:,-,?,
—John Hillman Williams, Naples—Fortitude, Lee, Cardiff,
Gravesend, Dec. 26 —Arrived—The Reaper, Archer. Iron, St. Domingo. Dec. 27.—Arrived—The Waterfall, from. Gaernsev—
Kath'een, Memel—Why Not, Guernsey—Ajax, C ..xh wen —Perini.
Prince Edgard Island—lronmaster, Harris, --; Eliz.ibeth, Mills,
Guernsey. Sailed—The Huntley, Pashley, for Algoaßay.
Bristol, Dec. 27.—Sailed—The Industrious, Dixon, for Barba does
—Hope, Day, Savannah—Maria, Murray, Demerara—Tribune,
Berry, Lisbon.

MARITimr: EXTRACTS,
Liverpool, Dec. 25.—The Ontario, tn. New York, took the ground,
yesterday, in Prince'. Rasin, but was got off and docked last tide,
making about t 5 Inches w .ter per hour.—The Thornton, from New
York, lost both anchors on Fri ar last, and was taken to the Ameri-
ci.n mall steamers' moorings, in the Sloyne, but broke them adril
during the afterncon and got aground near Rock Ferry pier. She
was afterwards got off and Into the Wellington basin without any
apparent damage—Arabia (R. 3/. S.), Stone, arrived here. sailed
from Boston Dec. 17, and from Halifax Dec. 19, at 2 10 p m.; was
detained 12 hours by fog, be ween Boron and Hall 'ax, and 4 hours
off tha bar of the Mersey for water. On the 25th inst., in lat. 51
N., lon 26 W., passed a steamer, supposed to be the Niagara, hence
to Boston. On the 27th inst., b,tween Tuskar and Holshead„
passed the R.M.s. Asia, hence to New York. The Arabia has
268 939 dols In specie, and 74 passengers.
Hartlepool, Dec. 26.—The Osprey (0.5.), of West Hartlepool, from
Hamburg, with a general cargo, chiefly barley, in taking West Har-
tlepool to-day strdek on the bar, caught the north pier, and imme-
delately sank, Inside the piers. Efforts will be mare to get part of
the cargo out to-night. It is blowing hard from E.N.E. wills
heavy sea.
New Orleans. Dec. 6 —ln port—The ship Hesperus, Lewis, has
been taken up for Liverpool, at ill for cotton, lid for wheat. and Is
for corn.
Boston, Drc. 12.—The Britirh barque Joseph Dexter, Roy, has
arrived from Havannah, via Liverpool, N.S., where she put in on
account of h-a 1 winds.
Charleston, Dec. B.—Put in—The Rover (schooner) from Nassau
(N.P.) for New Yorir, leaky, with part of /cargo thrown overboard
and loss of mainmast.
Malaga, Dec. 16.—The British barque Sabina, Walton, drove on
shore on the need et Motul, Dec. 13. Attempts are being made to
get her off.
St. Johns, Newfoundland, Dec. 2.—The schooner Elfza Ryan, from
Halifax to Liverpool, with molasses logwood. &c., having encoun-
tered heavy weather. shipped several seas, starting cabin on deck,
and sternpost,and the vessel being leaky and disabled, bore up for
Placentia, and in entering the harbour was driven on shore by the
currents fell over, filled, was discharged, surveyed, condemned and
void.

New York, Dec. 13.—The hu lof a large vessel, painted blacg.
was passed, Dec. 7. in lat. 42 N.„ ion. 68 W.. by the Durnbaiton,
arrived here. Dec 16.—The Talavera, Merithew, from Alexandria
(V.A.) ti Liv. rpool, put into Portland, Dec. 12, for repairs, having
been thrown on her beam ends, had her upper works strained which
caused her to leak. and her deck swept, Btc., in a N.W. squall, in lat.
FN., 10n.16. The John Currier. from almou.h, which was ashore on Phoenix Island, was got of onMobile 10tii
inst., and next day was found to be completely broken up.—The
Mississippi, of Baltimore, from Dominica sad St. Eustacia to Balti-
more, was reported to be totally lost at St. Thomas, about 10th inst.