The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-12-19 00:00:00

ENTdItED FOR LOADING.

Storm..... .......... I%.l..o.n.t.er,Voidrie:
Diuntless
Jane .. •
Rarhadors Henry Cook ...... .. New Orlp eans
Leon Raymundo Car'iz, &c ieuthampton ......... New York
Arracan ..
Bullfinch Havanuah Mersey Sydney, N.S. W.
Panama .. Hobart Towt. F.ageme
........ Callao
Hannah lis on Leo
Waverley........slelbourne &to

Dec. 17._

OUTPORTS.
Queenstown, Dec. 16.—Arilved—Isabella. Davis. from Ibrail.
Fa mouth, Dec. 16 —Arrived—Queen Victoria, Reed, from Alex-
andria. with boat stove—Marco Polo, Irving, from M laga—Oly.phi
Estebe, f orn Havre to Gusdalope, with los. of two boats, bulwarks.
s.ils &c.—Mary, Leadly, from Taganr g— Lady Dlona, Hail,
Buenos Ayres—. nn M.Kinnon, from Glasgow at Trieste,
with cargo shi:ted. Off—The Hastings, Robson, from Mauritius
for London.
Lt aterford, Dec. 15 -Arrived—Orpheus, Wilaans, from Liverpool.
Hol head, Dec I 9,—Ar rived—Catherine, Roost., from Carnarvon
for Dub!in, leaky—Jane and Mary, Jones. from Carnarvon for Dub-
lin, wi h mast head and rigging careied away—Puel a, Evans, from
Liverpool for Santander—Fanny Bailey. from Liverpool for Leghorn
—Orkney Lass, Pennington, from Liverpool for Bahia.
Allet,ford, near Alineheau, Dec. la.—The larboard head-board of a
veasel of some size, with Stad Antwerpen upon It, and nearly new,
has been picked up cff this place.
Queenstown, Dec. /s.—Arrived—The Senator, Scrular, from
Greenock for Bombay, with loss of boats, mai.yard, and a man
washed overboard.
Belfast.—Arrived—The John Wray, hence for Santander, with
loss of sails, spars, and bulwarks.
G:im,•by, Dec. 16 —Sail-d—Surat, for Bahia, after repfdri.e.
flor.l.—Arrived Beynon, Barrett, from Seville for Liver_
pod, with loss of buwarks, &c.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Liverpool, Dec. 17.—The Coronet for Venice has put back.
Plymouth, Dec. 16. The Beticola, from Liverpool to Trieste,
which put in here leaky, will go into harbour and drscharee part of
her cargo.
Pr on, Dec. 15.—The Louisiana, MiNerl. from Liverpool to Genoa,
which went ashore near this place, Dec. 8, has been condemned.
Waterford, Dec. 13.—A large mast and five balks cf timber have
been washed ashore on this coast.
Dunearvon, Dec. 13.—The Seabird, Kenny, from Halifax to Liver-
pool. which, Went ashore, Dec. 8, has been got off and does not
appear itriur d.
Tobermory, Dec 13.—The Commandeur Hoelfeldt, from Liverpool
to Bergen, with salt, went down at her anchor, Dec. 9, near Coll.
Crew saved.
G ARM, Dec. 2.—A lighter, sai S to have a portion of the cargo of
the Falcon, Johns, Ott want bound, on board, has been totally lost
near the Norte Buoy, Selina. Several other lighters have been lost.
Limerick, Dee. 17.--The Holyrood (s.), arrived here from Liver-
pool, after being ashore in the Shannon, and being lightened.
Loss OF A VESSEL BY SPONTA2IEO/7S COMBUSTIOII.—The brig
Mary Howell, tom Cardiff to Alexandria, with a cargo of coals,
founiered at sea off the coast of Barbary, in lat. 37 20 lon. 4 55 E.
She had experienced very sever.: weather far several days, in which
from heavy straining sod lurching the brig sprung a leak. This
increased so much from a continuance cf strong gales, that It was
found to be utterly imeosslb,e to relieve her with the pumps. On
the morning of the 2nd bat., the cr-w were rescued from their
perilous poition by tho Sir Alexander, Capt. Hill, and they had
scarcely left the Mary half an hour when she sunk, with an expl -
sion, and throwing up a dense volume of smoke as she disappeared;
from which circumstance there is no doubt the Coal had ignited, and
tl:e internal heat had most likely opened the vessel, and increased
the leak. The crew arrived at Malta on the 7th Inst.
The American ship Julia Howard, Patterson, from Boston for
New Orleans was wrecked on the 6th ult. on the Ginger Bread
Shoal., off the Bahama Banks. She struck on the rocks at half-
past eight o'clock in the morning, going on with a be..vy sea, and
wi:b the reaction cf the waves she fe I a-stern and sunk imme-
diately in !even fathoms water—one of the most singular cases on
record; crew landed at Havannah.
Tiro sohooner Swift, Handford, which sailed from Smyrna 21st
ult., to load Valonea on the coast, is reported totall► lost in the
Straits of Solo; master and crew saved.
Fahnouth.—Arrived—The Araminta, from Liverpool, with loss
of sails, bulwarks, and other damage, baud to Africa.

Retort of the Robt. 11.nary.SPOKRN.
Beaton,
oista arrived here fro-n Dec. 15, 15, off Cork it bearing Nby W, nt 20 miles, spoke the Mary
Ric~ards, from Greenock, out 2 days. Dec. 16, Dungarvon, bearing
N. 15 miles, the China. feom Liverpoll, su,posed to r alti more. Dec.
17, passed the wreck of, a vessel, 8 miles west of Holyhead, stern
and part of bulwarks above water. and very dangerous to the inward
and outw.rd bound vessels, it being right in the track. Dec. 2, in
lat. 44.6 N., lon. 32 W., slapped a tremendona sea, which stove the
galley, smashed the bulwarks, and did other great damage. It
becoming more moderate thought of running the sh p, when we
again pooped another heavy. sea right over her stern, washing the
mate cff the deck. the rest of the c cm narrowly esc4ping also being
washed off but who was p ov daqialiy saved. We having suffered
extreme hard.hip, not 1), ing able to cook anything for three or four
days. Dec. 9, in lat. 50 20 N., lon. 20.45 W., eiip straining and
labouring veryheavily w th an awful cross sea (sprung -at tillingSt)..
shipped a heavy sea, which gutted the cabin, tearing the cabin doers,
line the cabin a ith water. and washing off the tarpauling off the
after hatches, the ship being at times completely wider witer—ship
all tight.

R, port of tie Nottingham, Robinson, arrived here from Bombay—
Aug. 23.. Rarenscraig, from London to Madras, In lat. Lon.
out 94 days 19 2B 5..77.37 R.
Sept. 23.. Emma, of Nantes
Sept. 36..Japara, from Amerhast !shod to Rot-
terdam . Q 4.34 5..25.01 B.
Oct. 4.. Brit n's Pride, from Troon to Monte
Video ... • •.• • • • • 6.01 5..23.55 E.
Nov. 25.. No. 640 (3rd distsnt pendant), from
Bremen to New 0, leans 93.25 N., 35 44 W. Dec. 3.. Juno, of Bristol, to Bermuda, out 32 days 35.23 N.. 33.58
PoBEIGN PORTS.
Maunder (s.s.), and Iris—both henca at Trieste.
Anna, hence at Genoa.
William and Mary sailed from Smyrna for Liverpool, Dee. 3.
Fernandes sailed from Lisbon for St. Übes and Liverpool, Dec. 6.
Indian Queen, hence at Venice.
Allegro de Minho. hence a, Gibralar.
Josephin- sailed from Bordeaux for Liverpool. Dec. 13.
Lydia, Alt Henry, fence at Aden.
Reviresco, Canning , and Anna Hegn, Karopman—both hence at
Genoa.
- Euphrates (as:, Bruce, from Trieste at Corfu and left for
Alexandria.
Rhone (s.s.), Viatkem, hence at Corfu and left for Patras.
Damascus (s.s.), Bell; and Moscow (s.s.) —both hence at Con.
stantinople.
Thessalia (s.s.), frcm Constantinople at Smyrna.
Nepanthe, Atkinson, hence at Constantinople, after being ashore
in the Dardanelles and assisted off by a steamer.
Radiant, and Minua—b3th sailed from Savanilla for London.
Nov. 13.
Wm. M'Gowan s 'Bed from Savanilla for Liverpool, Nov. 17.
Index sailed from Smyrna for Liverpool, Dec. 6.
Al
Glenbervie, and Lilly Louisa—both from Australia at Callao.
e'rsiatr.ecl.h
ens
trearghaonlzinae, Ha
n,
dC.
Montgomery—allli dsto Paraguay, Lill
eLaV*Jas,l King of
David G. Fleming, from Antwerp; Rob Roy, from Sydney; Brans-
combe, and Bosworth, Loth from Valpara so ; and Achilles front
Malta—all at Callao. aid sailed for Chinchas
Tamerlane, from Chinchas at Callao, and sailed for England,
Kingston, from Aliifoial at Chinchas.
Tadrnore, from Landon ; Hoogli'y, from Australia; Catherine.and
Enterprise, both from Valparaiso; Star, from Payta Wide-Awake from Rio; and Transit, fr,m ..:hinchas —all at Callao.
Patr'ot King, Factory Girl, and D n Ricardo —ail hence, at
Valparaiso.
Hy irtspas, hence and Faik'and Wands at Valparaiso. •
Wild Wave, from Cobija; and Helvetian, from Hamburg—both at
Valparaiso.
Parker, and Ilos—both hence at Demerara.
Georg/ Metcalf sailed from Callao for France, Oct. 31
Jhelum sailed from Valparaiso for Iquique, Oct. 15,
Mary Garland ailed from Valparaiso for Iquique, Oct. 25.
Bangal-re sailed from Valparaiso for Caidera, Oct. 16.
West Indian sailed fror Valparaiso for San Francisco. Oct. 16.
Rover's Bride sailed from Valparaiso for Sydney. N,S.W„ Oct 16,
Othella sailed from Valparaiso for Lota, Oct. 17.
Black Prince sailed from Valparaiso for Valencia.. Oct, 17. •
Salvadora sailed from Valparaiso for Conairabo. Oct. 28.
Mary Woods sailed from Valparaiso for Callao, Oct. 30.
S. &J. Hobart sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool, Nov 11. -
Enterprise sailed from Demerara for Liverpoo', Nov. 24.
Dayiesford, from Calcutta at Demerara.
Pandora, Wale; and Placec ix - bath at Savannal.

BIRTHS,
of a
On
sthn e 14th inst., Mrs. Thomas Earl IligneV, Cresswell-street,
o.
On the lith inst., at Broad Green, the wife of George S. Miller.
Esq., of a son.

MARRIAGES.
On the lath inst., at St. Bride's Church, by the Rev. W. M. Pal. loon, Carl Edwar,l Julius Peahul, of Stettin, to Elisabeth Jane,
third daughter of the late Mr. Daniel Charnley, of this town.
On the 16th ins-. at Ha'lin Church, Flintshire, Joseph, third son
of Mr. Richard Manley, of Rossett, near Wrexham, to Hannah, third
daughter of Mr. John Bella, of Helyganuchaf, near Mold.

DEATHS.
On the 14th inst., at the Cavendish Rotel, London, Charles
Edward Walker, aged 32. late Captain in the 2nd Dragoon Guards.
eldest son of Joseph Need Walker, Esq., of Calderatone near
Liverpool.
On the ]6th inst., Mrs. P:llen Cowan, London, relict of the late
James Cowan, Esq, of Carrickfergus, Iceland.

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

The amount realised by the fire nsurance duty in the
year ended March last was £1,280,441.
THE CHESTER MIIRDER.—The condemned criminal Jack-
son will undergo the extreme penalty of
of the city gaol of Chester to-morrow the law in front
(Saturday). Al-
though doggedly sullen during his trial, be very shortly
afterwards showed signs of
penitence, and admitted the
Justice cf his sentence, although be neither confessed nor
denied the actual commission of the crime for which be
is to die. Several of his relatives have visited him in
prison, and be has paid marked attention to the minis.
tralons of the prison chaplain. No petition for the corn•
mutation of the sentence has been prepared, and from the
enormity of the crime and the• tenour of the judge when
passing sentence, there is little probability of any more
being made to bring the case of Jackson before the game
ElecretarYg

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arcs.

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THE UNDERSIGNED beg to intimate that
it .4,w they issue, Fo tnightly, a CORRECT LIST of all
Vessels (including steamers) for SALE at this Port,
it44-4;e7 which can be bad at any time, on application.
TONGE & C 0. ,
Brokers for the Sale and Purchase of Ships, and Ship Valuers,
Derby-buildings, Fenii ick-street.

The SUBSCRIBERS issue Weekly (on Friday)
a PRINTED LIST, with full p \rticulars of the SHIPS
r 're*. (new and old) kv.d STEAMERS they have on SALE,
f4l", both in Liverpool and the Outports, from 50 to 1,500
tons . and Monthly, a return of Sales made, State of
the Ma' keg, which may be Lad on application. N.B.—Contractors
for Building Iron Ships and Steamers.
CURRY & CO.,
Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, Ship Valuers, and
ap,Runted Brokers to the High Court of Admiralty, Weimer-
buildings, Water-street, Liverpool.

4,UNAIID, BiIETT, & AUSTEN,
1? (Late Cunard, Munn, & Co.)
SHIP VALUERS AND BROKERS,
1 i AUCTIONEERS FOR THE SALE OF
SHIPS, WRECKS, &c.,
4=,
0, YORK BUILDINGS, LIVERPOOL; AND 150, LEADEN-
HILL STREET, LONDON.

ROBERT A. MUNN & CO.,
(Late Cunard, Munn, & C 0.,)
BRO.KERS FOR TIM SALE OF SHIPS,
*,,
Sl .e.AALE,RS, &c., AND SHIP VALUERS,
3, YORK-BUILDINGS, DALE-STREET,
LIVERPOOL.