The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-26 00:00:00

OUTPO RTS.

Greenock.—Arrived, Feb. 24—Circassian Berb'ce—KirtJa-r
Newfoundland.—Sailed, Feb. 23—Cordelia, Halifax and Windsor
MS —Vasco de Gama (s.c.), Lisbon.
Queenstown, Feb. 25.—Arrived—Destello (s.), Liverpool
Seville, short of coals—Creole, Demerara.
Dublin, Feb, 25.—Arrived—Mary Sweet, Oporto—lndepetldeneer
FindhArn—Ocean Bride. Cromarty—Devonshire, London:
Falmouth, Feb. 22.—Sailed—Lyon Regis, Liverpool.

MARITIIIIE EXTRACTS,
Liverpool, Feb. 24.—The Arabia (R BT.S.), Stone, arrived hero
yesterday from Boston, left Feb. 13, and Halifax 15, at 12.15
Has no specie on freight.—The Pacific (U.S.M.S.), which left Div.&
pool on the 23rd of .lanuary had not arrived at New York. Stea
Juririn
to`of
were being sent out in search of her.—Persia (R.M.S.).
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hence at New York, Feb. 9 9 a.m. Left here on the 16th Jann 6
at 12.15 p.m. Encountered very heavy weather in lat. 46, Ion: ,
was in a heavy field of ice, and was detained in it 36 hours; 1n411..
the starboard wheel.—The Enniskillen (s.), hence to Londoriu`',o re,
wh ch was taken into Ramsey with damage, after being on slay
has returned to this port, and gone into dock to be thoronS
repaired.
New York, Feb. 9.—A hurricane, with the wind from W. to
was encountered fr-m the 28th to 30th Jan., by the Cul'°"-.1,
arrived here from Mobile, which has been 18 da N
9N. of Hatteras'
and has a portion of her crew frost-bitten.--A vessel was PI en
bottom up, in lat. 40 N., lon. 66 W., Jan. 19.—The wreck
abandoned brig was passedt Jan. 25, on Se: Key Bank; and a 'O4
eel, bottom up, in lat. 39, lon. 57, Jan. 22, of about 300 WO' be.
cream colour,--Large pieces of a ship's deck, &c., apparent!! 41
longing to a vessel of about 700 to 800 tons, were passe I In lat'
N., I.m, 62 W., 4ari. 24. by the Great Western, arrived here 3,00
Liverpool. Feb. 11,—The wreck of the barque Montgomery I?) ijolf
fallen in with in lat. 54 N., lon 22, Jan. 3, having drifted 1078 tile
E.N.E. s nce she was abandoned four months previously.—A '
ship, apparently American, was seen on 11,e in lat. 47 N., lon. 11 selo
Dec. —, by the St. Petersburg, at New Orleans. Several yes
were near the burning ship, and are supposed to have taken off2or,
crew. Feb. 12.—A large ship, cotton laden, was reported on 040,0,
on the Dog Rocks previous to Jan. 28.—The Wilhelm, Martia, got
Liverpool, was ashore on Congrav Bank, Oronoco, Jan. 20, butwati•
off with loss of rudder, &c.— A ship, with loss of mainmast top
passed outside Mobile Bay, Feb. 2.—A large American clipper 5„0,
with loss of all her topmasts, rigging, &c,, was going into I`lBl'.-
Feb. I.
04Boston, Feb. 13.—The barque
and
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California, July 8, captain
went ashore on St. Catherine's Island an'i was sold was towed
to Savanna, 6th inst., for repairs.
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Halifax, Feb. 14.—The Jessie Byrne. Cochrane, of LiverpoOL,--°Ol4
Ship Island to Queenstown—cargo, pitch pine—put into this
,1:00
on the 12th inst. leaky, and with part a crew disabled. Will '-
to rlisch rge cargo to repair.
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Charleston.—John Fraser, Herbert, from Liverpool, with rilLiog
and hull damaged by a collision with the James Greig, reline °`
towed up to this port.
Sligo, Feb. 23.—The Shins, from Liverpool. has been got 00.031 f
more Sand, and towed up to the quay.
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Wexford, Feb 21.—The Bess, from Liverpool to this
port, ag diet
on the Hanton Bar, has capsized and sunk in deep water, alte'
charging about 50 tons of cargo.