The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-06 00:00:00

;,IAIIITIIIIE EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, April 4.
The No. 2 pilot boat, which arrived from the westward this
morning, lost bowsprit, &c., elf Point Lynas from collision with
the Esther, wh ch put into Holyhead•
The Fawcett, which was ashore on Pluckington, was laid on the
grouni for examinati..n, and was docked the following tide.
Southampton, April 4.—The Tasmania, from Liverpool and Nassau
to Portland, drirted on shore near the last-named place previous to
21st March, and would prob ibly be a wreck ; crew saved.
Mauritius, Feb. 28.—The Ocean Spray, Allen, from Liverpool to
Bombay, lost on Peros Branlos.
The Eugenie, Robertson, from Newfoundland to Mauritius, lost
off ',hwy.
Stornoway, March 29.—Put in, 26—The Teaser, Robertson, from
Liverpool, and sailed 27th far Lerwick.
Aberdeen, April I.—The Hildina Annette, of Tonnesberg, was
fallen in with, abandoned, March 27, in lat. 97 N., by the Olga,
Hanke, arrived here, which took her in tow for same time, but was
obliged to cast her off in consequence of the weather being very
rough.
Queenstown, April I.—The George Hughes, which arrived here
on the 10th of March from Alexandria, has been surveyed, and
ordered to discharge part of her cargo.
Ccrk, April 1.-1 he Argus No. 2 (not the Argus as before reported),
Thebaut, from Liverpool for Goree, which put into Queenstown,
March 22, leaky, and part of the cargo thrown overboard, has been
surveyed, and will discharge.
Peterheal, April I.—A diamasted and abandoned vessel, loaded
with battens, supposed to be the Hildina Annette schooner, of
Tonnesberg, drove on shore last night at Vattrayhead. It is hoped
that as the vess ,1 has driven up on the sandbeach the cargo will be
saved; some of the battens washed on shore are marked " B " in
red and black.

Valparaiso, Feb. 16,—The:Euclus arrivel from Coquimbo on the
23rd Jan., leaky.
Hong Kong, Feb. 14.—Reports have reached the foreign anchorage
off ape's Hill, of the wreck of an American ship on the south end of
Fermosa, in the fall of 1855, of the massacre of the crew by, the
indigenes, and of the burning the hull. The vessel is supposed to
be the long looked-for clipper Elighflyer, from California.

THIS DAY. the 6th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
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