The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-11-17 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTEtACTEI,

A steam-tug and flat, with anchors and chains from tha Fi'ravt
Wright, arrived on Saturday morning. The ship was fast settling
down in the sand.

The steam-tug Iron King burst her boiler on Saturday morning,
in the river. One man was killed, and two severely scalded.
A large piece of wreck, apparently the side of a vessel, painted
cream or stone colour, was passed, Nov. 4, in lat. 51 N., lon. 3 W.,
by the Richard Young, arrived here, which shifted cargo in a gale
from N.E. to N.N.E., which lasted from 11th to 13th Nov.
Deal, Nov. 14.—The American ship Matapan, Collier, from New
Orleans for London, put back f'om Margate Roads this morning,
and anchored; is being supplied with an anchor and chain.—The
Indian Hunter, while at anchor in the Downs, was run into by a
steamer (name un:nown), about six o'clock this morning, and sus-
tained considerable damage.
Halifax, Nov. 6.—The Majestic, from Liverpool for Charlotte
Town (P.E I.), was drives on shore on Pictou Island, about Oct.
25, during a revere gale, and is reported to bee total wreck; greater
part of cargo damaged.—The Wolf, Crerar, hence to Pictou, an.
chored the same night at the entrance of the harbour, drove ashore
on the sandbeach, but was got off without injury.
P. F. Island, Oct. 29 —A barque, from Quebec for Greenock, wax
,cast away at East Point, and master, mate, and two of the crew
drowned. Several other ves,els were driven on shore on different
parts of the eastern coast in the same gale.
The Bonanza, from Puerto Cabello for City of St. Domingo, was
lost. Oct. on the reefs east end of St. Domingo. Crew saved.
Alice, Auldn, from Tobasco at Liverpool, sa led Sept. 21. On the
27th Sept., in lat. 22 N., found the bread nearly all d maged ort
account che heavy sea w ,shlng over the vessel, and received a
supply from the Leontes, of Havre. Encountered dread dl Weather
during the passaze. On the 1 /th Octobe-, in lat. 31, was struck by
a heavy sea, and on sounding the pumps found 8 inches of water lit
the well. Oct. 25, split sails &c. Oct. 27, was again struck by e
heavy sea, which carried away bulwarks. stanchions, two water
casks, and casks of provisions, Sce., capsized galley, stove boat, &c.,
and found topmast cap gone. Experienced great privations for
the want of bread Reported Sc, have ten feet of water in her.

Quebec, Nov. s.—The Canadian (s.s.), from Liverpool, went
ashore on White Islani, Nov. 2, but came off the following even-
ing, and has arrived here apparently without damage. Oct. 29 —The
ship Mohawk has been sold for £2,400 currency, the purchaser to
save the cargo for the customary remuneration. The Princess,
M'Dermitt, hence to Newry, took fire in the hurricane forecastle,
but it was extinguished without doing much damage. Five of the
crew have been arrested. Oct. 31.—The new ship Myrtle, Laurence,
hence to Cork, put back yesterday aftertwo t with eome trifling
damage, having been aground on Red Island. Nov. I.—She has
proceeded on her voyage, after being surveyed.
New York. Nov. 2.—A severe gale was experienced In the Sound
last night. Nov. 3.—The iouthern Belle, from Liverpool t Roston.,
was burnt at sea, Oct. 17, in lat. 44, lon. 50. Crew taken off by the
N. Boynlord, arrived here from Marseilles.
Boa ton, Nov. 3.—A severe gale occurred in the Bay of St. Law-
rence previous to Oct. 27. 12 vessels went ashore at Port HooJ ;
and at Chas'-Camp, the Samuel Jones, Itaska, and Arbutus, were
ashore high and dry.

SPOKEN

Great Tasmania, from Liverpool for Hobart Town, Nov. 14, Off
Sherries, wind N.E., fresh, by the steamt.tug.
John, of Poole, from Cadiz for Ne vfoundiand, got. 22, lat. 40
N., lon. 20 W., wind N.E., fresh breeze, by the Arab, at Liverpool.
Tasmania (barque), from Liverpool, Nov. 8, in lat. 58 58 N., km
8 10 W., by the specimen, at Gloucester.

Akbar (ship), from Liverpool fur Hoag Kong, Nov. 4, in lat. 56
N. lon. 9 W.
Angler, from Poole for Ne vfoundland, Oct. 30, in lat. 51 N., lon.
32 W., by the Mary Riche d, Trefry, in the Clyde.
Rosiana, of and from Falmouth, Nov. 3, In lat. 49 16, lon. 7 W.,
by the Volunteer, at Gloucester.