The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-10 00:00:00

MARITIME. EXTRACT&

The Richard Cobden (flat, which vim fling in the river near the
entrance of the Salisbury Dock, fouled the anchor of another
fl=t also lying near the same pace, and immediately went down.
The crew was saved, but a dog that was on board was drowned.
The 11-it is the property of Mr. John Thompson, of Redcross-street,
Liverpool.

Hein, Day, from Charente at Liverpool, with bowsprit broken at
the heel, having struck ag•.inst the Pier-head when entering the
George's Basin.
The Rising Sun, from St. Stephens, N. 8., was lying in the river
on Saturday, with all her sails unbent, except foretopmast, staysails
and with royal and staysail yards acro.s ; an-1 the It. Robinson, fr.nra,
New York. was also at anchor in the river. with all her sails unbent,,
except small foretopsatl. and with royal yards acress.—tafem,:.
Should the wind ncrease, these yes', Is will be In some danger of
driving and causUg damace to themselves and others.]
Milford, Nov. 5.—A large spar, apparently the butt end of a mast,
a dead buffalo. and a wreck apparently of a barque, cut down
between the main and rotten masts, were passed, Nov. 1, off Bally..
cotton.

The R M.S.tender Sattelite, in procredirg with the passengem
to the Niagara (R.M.S ). on Saturday afternoon, got athwat the
schooner Portland, from Gl,sgow, in the river, when the latter lost
bulwark, cathe.d, &c on the non aide.

New York, Oct. 24.—The Persia (British vessels. Smith, front
Windsor for 'his port, struck up ,n Tu kernock Shoal, on the morn-
ing of the 20th Oct. and after being five hours, came off without
damage, and arri,ed the following day at Holme's Hole.—Two
Bahama vessels were lost at Inagua in a hurricane, Sept. 25
A very heavy storm passed over Lake Michigan on the 25th and
26th ult. Two steamers and three sch oners were wrecked, and 40
lives lost.

Leith, Nov. 7.—The Ann, of Dundee, was wrecked off Cromer,
Oct. 21.

New York. Oct. BEl.—The ship Consti ration went ashore, near
Hole in the Wall. Cape Tear, N.C., Oct 24, partially dismasted,
and was abandoned.

The schooner Tiger, of Stranraer. was abandoned half-a-mile
N.N.E. of the Newcombe Kuoll. Cre a, taken off by the Hoylake
Ife boat, and landed at Hoylake. The schooner sunk In about as
hour afterwards.

Dublin, Nov. 7.—Toe Elizabeth, from Liverpool to Dordt, which
ran on shore at Sutton, Nov. 4 has been got off, and towed up to
the Quay. About 40 tons of sa t were thrown overboard.
Windau, Oct. 3t.—Two English vesse abound to Riga, with salt•
are reported to be stranded on the Reef, off Domesnaee.
New York, Oct. 29.—The weather was very severe, Oct. 23 and
24, in the lower part of the Chesapeake, over the coast, and it is
feared considerable damage has been done to the shipping in that
vicinity.--Two large vessels were seen ,Oct. 26, of Currituck, dia..
masted. . .

and Wolfe, Crerar,
Majestic, Welch, sailed
from Liverpool for Prim* Edward Island, Sept. 14 ; and Wolfe.
Crerar sai'od from Halifax for Restigouelle, Oct. 21.]
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SPoICEN.
Fairy Queen, Sept. 22, f-om B .tovia for Liverpool, off Point Leven.
J. L. Bogart, hence to New York, Oct. 26, off Gag Head.

POR. -
Daniel Webster, PutmanFOREIGN hence at BoTSston
main topgallant masts in a gale, Sept. 27,, with loss of fore and
Arabia (R.M.S.), Stone, hence at Brdston. Oct. 24.
Avoca, Westcott, from Alpaandria (E.) at New Yorke 4
Delgany, Hays, from New Orleans at Mobile.
Gapaonr,theStircieekolffantldi; hence
itre,ipapti,Noeewt.o2rll.eaannds.preeeedecr
Johanna Mariitaretha, hence at Riga.
Lydia, Francis, sailed from Black River for
Li"
Oct. 31—both for
Dinube st,dled from Tneite, Oct. 21: and Clara,
Liverpool.
oVeannideeleft for Liverpool.
Liverpool.
teeopMt.o2b9i.le.
Albanianßem e d i°
(a's j. from Naples " Palermo
left for Messina,
Lebanon (5.a.),, hence at Palereulu• Naples.
at
Gwain Maid, Llewellyn, hendcer.
, Morin hence and Trieste at
Florentine, hence at Santander.
Gleaner,B albec (s a.) ,
Saline. Petit, hence at aehelde.
Blondine,
ricserinai and St. Andrew, M4Taggart—both hence at
Bonny.
Wolverine. Yearn, lying at Bonny.
Elizalr.a Kirkwood, hence at Fernando Po.
Invincible, Bennett, from Cameroon, at Fernande Po (not full.)
Luch,h enev a
hencet
at fiaz.
Rica.
11 M.S. Scourge, Promethus, and Mint—all at Lagos.
Countess of Zetland, hence at Badagry.
D ,hotlrY, Reynolds; Deslandu ; and David Cross; to sail next
day for Cork, all at Acra, Oct. It.

BIRTH.
On the 7th inst., at Rose Cottage, Higher Tranmere, Mrs. Thos. Mason, of a son.

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