Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-17 00:00:00

MARITIME E

BELFAST, June 13.—The Augusta, from Liverpool t 6
Wyburg, has put into the Lough, leaky.

FATAL, May 19.—Put in : The Marie Amell, Perth?,
from Bahia for Nantes, making a little water, and pith
damage to spars and rigging.

NASSAU, N.P., May 26.—A large portion of the cotton.
and Tart of the materials, have been saved from the
Pleiades, Hall, of Boston, from New Orleans for Queens-
town, which took fire at sea, 20 miles Nby W from the
Great Isaacs, May 16, and was put on shore and scuttled 0!
the following day. The ship has become a total loss.

QUEBEC, May 28: Since 14th a moderate amount °I
tonnage for the season has come forward ; about 100 more
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sail of ships are reported in the river by passenpn's Pet
steamers who have come up. Little doing in charters, ba
the few ships offering are held at 30s per load to Retail'
and to the west of Scotland and England, and 32s 6d 1,5
demanded for the East Coast of Great Britain. Se3ale-,
have got excited with the English bounty money, and
from £6 to £7 for the run is being paid in some cases for
the few extras that are required.

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NEW YORK, June 4.—A portion of the cargo ex Thali
Boddie, from St. John (N. 8.) for Havana, wrecked at
Elbow Cay (Abaco) May 8, has been saved and sold 3;
Elbow Cay; crew saved and arrived at Nassau (N.F.) Tb
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Fanny Ealer, arrived at New Orleans from Rio de Jane's'
reports that on the first night out from that port she mama:
tered heavy, winds from SW, which caused her to lose her
foretopsail, foretopgallant mast, and jib, to spring head
foremast., and the vessel to leak badly. June 4.--Dr. Gunn
reported the arrival at quarantine of the brig Breeze, fr°l
Rio Janeiro, after 42 days' passage; and also the arrival °f
the brig Reindeer at quarantine, from the same port, in:,
days. Neither of them had any sickness on board, eitl
in Rib or since they left it, and they report the health °
that port much improved. They were ordered to be
detained in quarantine five days, and then they will be Per
mated to come up under the direction of the health officer'

GRAVESEND, June 16. - Arrived : Jane Parker, *Chris
tianstadt ; Ariel, Riga ; Breeze, Guernsey; Ituei""il
Dominica ; Jane, Martins ; Selina; Ibrail ; Rosetta, •Buenv„-
Ayres; Caspian, Riga ; Lady 'Havelock, Segnai
Grenada ; Refuge, Lisbon ; .Guicho, Mauritius; DEa7
,Stockholm'l4losen, Porto Rico ; Forest g
Bombay; Margaret, Droback ; Ceres, Soderbaul,'
Franzaska, Stralsund ; Vittus, Leghorn • Sal;
Riga;
.Duro Prates Gottenberg; Maria, Stockholm i
Ramsey; Riga; *endola,. Smyrna ; Christina
Thisted ; Jules, Charente ; Ereitic, Seville , Alliance!
Taragona. Sailed : The Star of Tasmania to Launnotell
Blue Jacket, to Sydney; Heatherbell, to Ifobart Tow"
DEAL, June 16;--Arrived : The William Free,from Gottenburg ; King, from Riga ;
from. Fiume ; Helena, from Stockholm ; Freder"'
from Dramm. Sailed: The Ranger (s), to St. peters"
burgh ; Corunna, SouthamPton. Anchored and Passed
The Senora, London to CalCutia ; Heatherbell, Lon:
doh to • Launceston ; Faustina, London to gavre.i,
Maria, Oporto to , London ; Affiance, Demerara ,!,5
London • Corunna, Riga to Southampton ; Susan, Shields
to ,Guadaloupe ; Hecla, Sunderland to St. Thomas ; r,
lotte, London to Rio Janeiro; Villia Luarca, Loudon t;
Sunderland ; Sliallet, London to King George's Sound
Margaret Jane, London to Penzance; Hiawatha, . Antwerg
to New York; Glance, Westward to London ; Ida, Lisb°
to Colesdale ; Lord Delavel, Shields to Odessa.

FOREIGN .PORTS

- - Naomie, from San Francisco ; Glenbervie, from Adelaide
and Empire Queen, from Melbourne—all
at Valparaiso.
Hos, and Streonshalh—both hence at Demerara. .
General Windham, from Hong Kong ; and Juliet Erskine
from Glasgow—both at Demerara.
Orontes, and Marian both hence at Antigua.
Everton;-Longton, from Cape de Verds, at Antigua
Ophir, hence at. Valparaiso.
hhamia Rage, hence at Havannah.
Crown, Kirkwood, hence at Gaboon. -
Colbert, hence at Goree, and sailed 28th Al
cong.
Titania, Goldsworthy, from Bahia at Gothenburg, 7th
June

4argaret Pryde, Pearson, sailed Oporto for Sines, sth
Jude.

'_Terra Nova, Brown, from Newfoundland at Oporto, 711/
June.
Pallas, Payne
Tune

sailed from Cadiz for Newfoundland, 5t4

Barbara, Cohen, fron St. John's (Newfoundland), 9t
Alicante, sth June.
Resolution Watts, sailed from Genoa for Leghorn Btll
June.

Lebanon, Somerville, sailed from Genoa for Cons° tinople 9th June.
Cock o' th

Sherries, sailed from Fiume tbr

Bordeaux 4th Jun(
Quiver, Graham, from London at Corfu 13th
left 27th for Cephalonia.
Melita (4,0 Langlands, 'cleared at Constantinople for
Smykina 31st May.
C4hert,..Loirat, hence at Goree 27th April, and left
for Matacong.•
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May, and

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Crown, !Kirkwbod,.hence at Gaboon 13th April.
Crescencia, Albizuri, hence at HaVaunah 27th MaY
Johann Rage, Andrea, hence at Havannah 27th Aftl•
Francisc6, Remetiteria; hencb at Havannah 28th Ma)
Watchword, I..PKenzie, hence at Archangel 30th
Valkyrien; Thrbdahl; hence at Narva sth June.
Lavinia; Rasch, hence at Narva sth June.
Tiber (ss:%, Richards, hence at Genoa 11th June.
Arno (ss), Bain, hence at Leghorn 11th June.
1)6?, Aurelias, Okkes, sailed from Leghorn for Liverpool
10th June.

Harriet, Evans, sailed from Leghorn for Liverpool 10th
June. • •

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LinrEs.—Tbeiiipson Ehothers, 5, Elliot-street, sells e
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best four shilling tea in England
No Snip Swamp Go TO SEA without one of Saundel;
and Co.'s Patent Sell-cleansing Charcoal Filters, cased an
fitted-up expressly for use en board ship. Note the address,
SAUNDERS & Co., 16, Parker-street,. Liverpool.
nousExEEPuns.--The coffee sold by ThomPsen
Brothers, 5, 'Elliot;street, at Is. 4d is better than ra
pay is. Bd. for at any other establishment.
LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT rfl
BOYS' CLOTRING.-- s c
Number of boys clothed for the Wee
ending Saturday, June 11th, 978: correspondin.
week last year, 928.—Increase, 50 boys.
To. SHIPPERS AND EXPOR PERS. A most profitable
article of export, to warm climates especially, are the Self:
cleansing Charcoal 'Filters, patented by Messrs. Sawicki*"
and Co:, of 16, Parker-street, Liverpool—in fact they are
invaluable wherever there is bad water. S. and Co. allot
a liberal discount on export and wholesale orders.
When the coffin containing, the body of General Espinasee
was carried onboard the steam frigate which conveyed it to
France the deck was crowded with Austrian prisoners. On
a sign from their officers, they all tell into line, and by their
attitude, in the absence of arms, rendered military honenre
to the mortal remains of their brim adversary, r fsigEi)

LivEupooL, June 16.
LLOYD'S, June 16.—Kingston (Jamaica). 16th May : The
Wilhelmina, for Liverpool, when half laden, was foulla__,,w,
be making water, and had to discharge. The leak
discovered and stopped, but water came through the upPer
seams, and she sank. She has since been raised, andr Pre.
nounced seaworthy.