The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-04-21 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS

Queenstown, April 17.—A barque, supposed to be the Birkenhead,
o, Liverpool, was 'wised dismasted, water-logged, and abandoned,
on the 10th of April, in lat. 42 N., lon. 27 W., by the Eugenie,
arrived here. April 19.—The Minho (9.8.), from Liverpool to Lis-
bon, has been towed in here with propeller and gear damaged; she
is supposed to have struck a piece of sunken wreck.
Dublin, April 19.—The Usk (9.9.) has arrived here from Liverpool
with guana, atter discharging 20 tons at Beaumaris to lighttn her,
being too deep.

The Amalfi, Chandora, from the Danube to the United Kingdom,
with wheat, was lost about the 26th of March. Crew saved.
_ . _ _

Asia (R. 111.8.1, Lott, hence at New York, sailed Apria-in. lat. 41
N., I, n. 68 W., passed a large boat painted black, bottom up, and a
piece of a ship's mast painted white.
Lucy Thompson, Pendleton, hence at New York, was struck by
lightning on the 10th of March, in lat. 43, lon. 44, which knocked
down most of the watch on deck.

Ftoscius, Merrihew, hence at New York, with a number of her men
frost bitten.

The rudder for the ship Wel!fleet, from New Orleans for Liver-
pool (before reported at Fayal in distress), was sent off to her on the
21st of Feb., was to be hung on the 22nd, and she would sail the next
week for her destination.

The ship Anna Tift, Golding, from New Orleans for Liverpool,
which put into Havanna leaky, February 13, has been condemned by
the surveyor.
FOREIGN PORTS,

Arno (as.), Joy, hence at Leghorn.
Thetis, Porter, hence at Memel.
Bristow, from London at Adelaide.
Laguna, hence at Guadeloupe.
Currency, Barstow. hence,:and from Rangoon ; Cambria, 'bilking.
hence, and from Madras; and Carin Cecilia, Bergetrom, hence, and
from Rio Janeiro—all at Moulmeim.
Patience sailed from Moulmein for the United Kingdom, Feb. 11.
Virginia, fromiLondon at Rangoon.
Frankfort (s.s.), from Naples at Palermo.
Tweed, hence at Palermo, and sailed for Malta.
Flying Fish, hence at Messina.
Alma. hence at Genoa.

Estrella, hence at Seville.
Mercury, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Teresina, Guiada, hence at Naples

Thessalia (s.s.), hence off Gibraltar.
Fancy, and Mary Emilie, sailed from Santander for Liverpool,
previous to April 15.
The Arkwright, Davis, hence at Mobile.
Lucy Thompson, Roscius, Ashburton, Mary Crocker, and [lsaac
Merton—all hence at New York,

BIRTHS.
On the 17th inst., the wife of Isaac liadWell, jun., Esq., of this
town, of a daughter.
On the 18th inst., at Vernon-place, Birkenhead, the wife of F. C.
Morphew, Esq., of a daughter.
MARRIAGE
On the 3rd inst., in New York, at St. Tomas's Church, by the
Rev. E. Neville, D.D., Lieut. William Lewis Maury, U.S N., to
Anne F., second daughter of the late William Maury, Esq., of
Liverpool

DEATH.
On the 19th inst., at Whitechapel, James Hill, infant son of BT !'
John Johnston, of 7S, Whitechapel, aged 13 months.

e Births,Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent to
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our Office duly authenticated.

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