The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-11-14 00:00:00

DlEaritirae Extracts.

Accident, Churito, sailed from Pernambuco
for Paraiba and Liverpool 6th Oci.
James Watt, Sapwith, from Liverpool at
Odessa. t
Duke of York, Hudson, from Liverpool at
Odessa.
dessa.
Daisy, Miller, sailed from Messina for Liver-
pool, Ist Nov.
Arno (s s) from Livepool and Genoa at Leg-
horn. •
Albert, Tortin, from Liverpool and Genoa, at
Havre.
Henrietta Klasina, Hague, from Liverpool
at Singapore 23d Oct.
Cornucopia, Jarvis, from Liverpool at Singe-
pore, 23d Oct.
Alert. Davies, from Melbourne, at Singapore. i
The Lady Mostyn, for Runcorn, and Wood•
-
side-ferry steamer Queen. were in contact this
morning in the river during a thick fog. The ,
Lady Mostyn lost bowsprip, &c, and the '
steamer had her paddle-box slightly damaged.
The New. Messenger which arrived here yes-
terday from Montreal, encountered a hurricane
from n.w Oct 20, lat 31 lon 28, was hove to 24
hours. During the gale was struck by a heavy'
sea which carried away bulwarks, rails, quarter-
board,
galley, &c.
Lady Franklin, Yeaton, from Liverpool at
New York. experieneed heavy n.w gales, lost
fore top gallant mast, sails, &c.
Forest King, Allen, from Liverpool at New
York, experienced heavy westerly gales, had 38
deaths on the passage.
Ape, Demartine, from Liverpool to Trieste.
Lubec, Radecker, from. Liverpool at Tr;este.
Bona Fide, Laws, from Liverpool at Trieste.
Alesandro, Domestice, from , Liverpool at'
Trieste, and sailed Oct 26 for Odessa.
British Queen (s s), Dublin, from Liverpool
at Cagliari.
• Britannia, Loather, from Liverpool at Port
Mahon.
Trinity Yatch, Hounsell, from Liverpool at
Port Mahon.
Electric, Adamson, from Liverpool at Cadiz.
Emilie, Rummilhoff, from Liverpool at
Christiana*
Soverign, Sykes. from Liverpool at Danzic.
Iris, Wendt. from Liverpool at Swinemunde.
Jason, Bey, from Liverpool at Swinemunde.
Wm Bateman, Peterson, from Liverpool at
Swinemunde.
Carl, --, from Liverpool at Swinemunde.
Carolus, Kraeft, from Liverpool at Swiner-
munde.
Harmony, Webster, from Liverpool at Swi-
nermunde.
Jens Hansen Land, Passer, at Wismar,
Neptunus, Jansen, from Liverpool at Fre-
derika.
Herculus, Thuroe. from Liverpool at Vlie.
L Asia (r m s). Lott, from New York at Liver
pool, left New York Nov 2, has 986,000 dols in
specie on freight. Nov 3, 9 a.m, about 24U
miles from New York passed the (r m a) Africa
from Liverpool.
John Hororcks, -, from Hong Kong at
Manilla.
Miles Barton, Kelly, from Melbourne at
Bombay.
Genghis Khan, Bond, from Melbourne at
I Bombay.
British Queen, Plain, from Melbourne at
Bombay.
Australia, Avery, from Sydney, at Bombay.
Albert Edward, sailed from Bombay, Oct 3.
Ariga I lth, and John Moore 13th all for 1 iver-
pool. Delhi Oct 12 for Calcutta, and Simoon
Oct 8 for Colombo. ,
Wild Flower, Hewitt, from Liverpool at
Calcutta.
Robert Barbour, Candlish, from Liverpool at
Calcutta.
Anne Cropper, Morton, from Melbourne atl
Calcutta,.
Falcon, Watson, from Mell,ourne at Calcutta.
Thorwaldsen, Burney, from Melbourne at
Calcutta
James Brown sailed from Saugor Nov 16,
and Sabina Oct 1, both for Liverpool. Electric
Sep 20, and Jos Bushby, Oct 1. both for Mau-
, ritius, Golconda, Sep 20 for Rangoon.
Al aha Ranee cleared at Calcutta Sept 21, and
Ann Melhuish, Sept 24, both for Liverpool.
Ship Albert Gallatin, Delano, Liverpool,
Sept 15, with 755 passengers, to Grinnell, Min-1
turn and Co. The A G was becalmed eight
days in the Channel, since then had a succes-
sion of westerly gales ; has had thirty deaths
among the passengers. . .
Ship Garrick, Sands, from Liverpool, Sept
21, with 389 passengers, to J Foster, jr. Has
had twenty-five deaths on the passage.
Ship COnstantine, Duryee, Liverpool, Sept 8,

with 700 passengers, to Grinnell Minturn and
Co. Experienced heavy weather. Sept 14 lat
17 30, lon 52 31, in a gale from WSW, lost all
thrae topgallantmasts, foresail, foretopsall, jib,
and sprung foretopmast. Oct 2, lat 47 44, lon
40 experienced a severe hurricane from WSW,
but sustained no damage ; 15th, lat 45 30. lon
47 30. She has been 23 days west of the Banks.
Bark Princess Charlotte, Forbes, Patook
Harteour (Mosquito territory), 40 days, bound
to London ; put into this port for repairs,
having on the Igth inst. lat 37 36 lon 77 28, in
a hurricane froni NE to SW, lost foretopgal-
lant yard, foretoptiast, staysail; washed away
the quarter boat, and caused the vessel to leak
badly, is at prel.erlt leaking ixteen inches per
hour.

Brig Isabella (of Boston), Nickerson, •
Malaga, Se pt 11, to J Norton, jr. Oct 16, lat
lon 53, spoke ship Siddons hence for Liverpool ;
17th, let 40 lon b 4, passed a ship with loss of
wizen, steering E ; she was painted black, with
a white or yellow streak.