The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-20 00:00:00

LIVERPOOL.
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Dec. 19.

Athens ... .
Victortne . Ostend
Mary Plra,ants Oran
Callao
Firefly
Dreadnought New York
Windsor eorreat .. Greenock
Wm. He 11....
MeggY ... ..Taganrog
West Docks. ... ..... Dungarvon .
SAIL

Dec. lg.

We'ster.. New Yolk

Snowden .

Newfounliand

Alexander Baring ......Calcuttal

Robert Ritson Calcutta

Neptune .. New York

ENTERED PC
Dec. 18.
George Andreas Babia
Ann E. Hover.... ...Baltimore
St. Andrew (s.s.)
Rosanna Barbadoea
Victor Emanuel
Bark hill Bur nos Ayres
Nottingham Calm to
llfaha Ranee Calcutta
Athens (s.)..Constantinople. &c.
Mary Bibby Demerara
Vigo rlavannah, &c.

Falmouth, Dec. 17.—Arrived—Iona, Davison, from Shields fc r
Trieste, will loss of foretoptnast, &c.—Aan and uarah, Booth, from
Alexandria.

Waterford, Dec. 19.—Arrived—Alnwick, White, from bliramichi—
FraterniUul, Olsen,Chflatz.

Beaumaris, Dec. 18.—Arrived—Qneen, Pritchard, from Liverpool
for Genoa.

Folkestone, Dec. 17.—Off—Victor, Halwyck, from Ostend for
Liverpool.

Portinad, Dec. 16.—Off—Albertina, Kreiger, front Hambro for
Liverpool.
Plymouth—Arrived—Sverige, from Liverpool for Africa.
Greenock, Dec. 18.—Arrived—Martha'a Vineyard, from New
York-Catherine, Rouen—Don Pedro (as.), Lisbon.
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Dublin.—Arrived—Hetrick, from Leghtiin—Kate, Rotterdam.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Liverpool, Dec. 19.—The clipper-ship Robin Hood, from Aber-
deen, and shin General Berry, for New Orleans, were in collision
last evening, in the Sloyue. The former had bulwarks stove, &c.,
and the latter lost jibboom, anchor, chain, &c. ; bath vessels sub.
sequently drove foul of the Inez, from St. John, N. 8., which sus-
taineronly trifling damage.—The Fury (s. tug); Swallow, Murray;
and West Decks, Power—all from Dungarvon with wrecked goods
from the Adriatic.—The Ericsson (s.s ). Lowlier. from New York,
arrived In the Mersey this evening at 8 o'clock, bringing dates up
the 6th inst. She has 11 passengers and 50,000 dols. On the 17th
bast., spoke the American shit) Irene; bound west.
A few bales of cotton from the ;. L. Warner have reached
Wexford.

The Ripon (P..M.5.), which left Southampton Dec. 4, for Alex.
andria, with tte India and China mails, was at Co: ana on the 12th,
coaling.

Oporto, Dec. B.—lt has been blowing a hurricane frcro S.W. &II
night and to-day, with a very heavy sea on the bar for some days,
Mary Bradford, Thompson. from Ca-cldl at New York, having
experienced very heavy weather west of the Banks, and has had
head of rudder sprung.

The Britishbaigne -Ro:lerick, from Prince Edward 'eland, sup•
posed for Boston. is reported by telegraph ashore on Saud Point—
no particulars.

New Yo,k, Dec. 6.—The schooner Brazos, Fidget, from New
Orleans for Bailie, Hon., was wrecked un the morning of the 20ta of
Oct3her, on the Coral Beef, Northern Mangles, about 80 miles
from Belize. The captain and crew arrived at Belize on the 3rd
ult. The captain reports the vessel full of water. Vessel and cargo
a total loss. The pAssen_ era were four or five days on the wreck
without provisions before they were taken off. There was no insur-
ance on the vessel. The cargo was insured in New Orleans.—Capt.
Giet, of the ship Whirlwind, arrived to-day, reports, on the out-
ward passage to Australia (sailed hence Feb 29) in running down
her casting, In 48 and 50 to 53 south, fell in with very large icebergs
and saw ice for 12 days from 11 degrees F. to 75 degrees. Saw more
or less ice every day. He says: I would caution all shipmasters to
be very careful after getting into E longitude Sof 45. Although
making the same passage last time, and saw no ice, yet this time the
sea had the appearance of being full of it, and I was obliged to shorten
sail every night and frequently during the day, as the, snow squalls
and thick fogs were very frequent, and at times it was irnposs ble to
see beyond the vessel's length.