Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-02 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, July I

Atlantic U...7.3.1.§4, Eldridge,. from New York at Liverpool.. Sailed
jade 20: .She has brought 1,128,581 dollars In speete.
I yeinorth, June 30. fhe Elizabeth, Wilson, of and from, Liver-
pool, arrived here yesterday, making a little water; having been on
shore on the Sound of F4le, where she was temporarily repaired:
Antigua, June 12 •—The brig Cope, Armour. from - Liveruool for
Montego May, ran do Belfast reef, north side of this Island,. May 31,
but got drafter throwing Ind of her cargo oveiboard; and proceeded,
with rudder much damaged. Many boxes of soap have baen picked
up and warehoused.

Valp,raisci May 15:—The hulk Lusitana, lying alongside the barque
Royal Sovereign, and having on bo,.rd p ,at of the cargo (guano), of
slid barque, came into collision with her, April 30, and sank. The
Ernesto lost anchors and got in contact with the Teenier, and carried
away the latter's jibboom.
• Barbados, jure 11.—Tne Hercyna, Coer, from St. Helena, which
'put in here, has boon surveyed and condemned.
Moulmein, May 6.—T Pe Mho, Young,. from Liverpool to the United
Kingdom, brow from her moorings, struck np,•n a rock and sustained
so much damage that see will probably he condemned..
Panama, June B.—The Helene, !linkman, from London to Bona
Ventura, went on shoe, 51.1 23, south side of Bona Ventura Bay.
NEW Yong, June steam sh.p lia•ivaroo,Jcffrey
from Liverppool. June 8, in lat. 48, lon. 18.136, passed Br. birque
Paseverance, boind east; 10th, in let. 46.11 ion. 37.24, passed ship
S. Gildersleeve, Brown, from Cardiff, of and for New York. The
Kangaroo experienced heavy westerly gales the entire passage.
• Belgian steam-ship Belgique, Frantzen, from Antwerp, May 3L,
and Southa npton, June ii. Experienced during the passage nothing
but strong head winds and sea On Sunday night, 14th inst.. expe-
rienced a heavy hurricane° squally. with heavy rain, lightning and
thunder, which lasted five hours, 17th inst„ at 2 a.m. inlet. 40.43 N..

Thu. 63.05 W., passed ship Canton, Pettengifl, from Apalachicola for
Queenstown •
The following account of the loss of the barque Sandford Auchorn.
of Waldnisoro, Me, has been received from the Uu t,:cl States Consul at
Nassau, New Providence:—The barque Sandford Achorn (of Waldo-
bore, Mc), M' Kenny, w.:B wrecked on tre 22nd nit., near the island of
Abaco, owned by Thomas Achorn and c, hers. She sailed on the 6th
nit., from Boston for Mobile, with a cargo of roilroad fron, gunny
clqth, and assorted meerhaudise. The captan and crow arrived here
yester.lay. The veesel is a total loss, having hilged and broken up
within a few hours after stiihing the rocks. The cargo mostly saved,
has been brought hither, partly in a damaged condition, by the
wreckers.

Cautain Watson, of the schooner Lydia Gibbs, from Providence for
Charleston, which unt into Norfolk on the 13th instant, aftervollision
with the schooner Storm Cloud, of Southport, writes that the accident
to ik pla''e during a severe thunderstorm, on the night of the 9th, and
that !,oth vessels were badly managed. The cost of repairs on the
Lydia Gibbs wl,l amount to about 500 do's.
A large p)riton of the tin (70 slabs) thrown over from the steamer
Antelope, on the passage from !long Kong and Foo Chow to Shang-
hae, had been recovered and taken to Shanghae. SO per cent. salvage
was paid, leaving about 2,200 doffs. to be divided among the contribu-
tors to gensai average. _ _

Northern-Lignt, of and trom Boston, on the passage to

Manilla had very heavV, Weather, and in a typhoon received some
damage to spars and sails.
A number of c sks, boards, mattresses, &c., were passed on the 16th
instant, in lat. 40 5.), lon. 67 50, by brig Madeira, from Barbadoes, at
Beston. i Bth.

The brig Captain Tom, Pierson, which sailed from Matanzas for
Po tlat,d, arrived at WilMington, N.C., 16th inst.

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Report by the Eastern Start arrived here from St. John, N.B.

On the l lth June, spoke the A merican brig Molly Steare, from
Boston to San Francisco, which had been d,smas.ed on the 7th. She
was at the time ranntnlt for Cork, under jarymasts. Supplied her
with provisions and cookin4 utensils, th- cabin being completely
wasted out, cookhouse gone. together with the torecasVe and all the
moveables from the deck. The captain stated they had lost all their
clothing, chronometer, charts, books, all his nautical instruments, &c.

Report by th 3 Antigua Packet, Evans, arrived here•from Jamaica;
sai ed April 22 :

Spoke.

May 30.. The Pomona, from Sunderland for New-
haven, U.S .41 43 N.. 50 40 W.
Jane B.. The \Volker. from South Shields to Mira-
mlehi..

.46 46, N.. 28 oo

SPOKEN.

Tn lat. Loy.
April 29 —Sinlpe, hence to Bue”os Ayre5............ —.07 5..27 W.
May 1. .Uruguay. for Bueoi Ayres.. 04 5..27 W.
May 18..Ev4nge ine, hence to Calcutta
• .Fndne. CarthAgena to Sunder and.
June 4 ..New York, Aplachico'a to Liverpool .... —37 N.. 72 W.
June 12.. Bredallane, henca to Quebec.. ........ ........51 N.. 30 W.
June 2d.. Ellen . . .. 49 N.. 08 W.

. FOREIGN PORTS.
Sir 11. Pornell,.from Santa Martha at savanilla.
Earl of Derby, Hodge, from Smyrna at Matta..
Rhone (s.s.), Waken, from Palermo at Naples.
Albanian (s.s.), Glover, hence at Genoa.
Tanmaulipas (1.5.) Jenkins, hence at merdeaux,
Harbinger, Parson ; and Anneberg—both hence at Cronstadt,
Hermanna Vieling, hence at Pinata.
Matilda, Davies, hence at Dankirk.
Lucretia, hence at Swinemunde.
Alice Counce, Singer, hence at Rostra..
Kangaroo (as.), Jeffrey; and J. Morton, Gilley—both hence at New
York, '

_
Canrobert,liday, from Bristol at New York.
Helios, Rudolf, hence at Charleston.
Georgians, Krown, he,ee at Valparaiso, May 2.
Guatemala Packet, 1 ft Valparaiso for I.lve,pool, May 10.
Coarrnt, Percy, from Clyde at Valparaiso, May 2.
Rosanna, Gatnctles, left Barbadoes.for Live pool, May 30.
Xarifs, Troubadonr, Elean.r D dson, and Ruckera—all left Bar-
badoes for- Queenstown, June 10:-
Voyacer, hence at Jamaica, Jane 4.
Eliza Killick, hence at Janvica., June 9.
Fodrona. Pen, on, left-Trinidad for Liverpool, rosy 9.
Pandora, Waitas, hence at Demerara, June 1.
John, John Elgin,. and Demerara—all cleared at Demerara, for
Queenstown, June 8.
Marian, honker, left Antitcua for Liverpool, May 30.
Adelgunda, hence at St. Thomas, June 3.
Sopelana, Ajsrbide, trnee at Si. Thomas, June 3.
Wiliam Fisher, left P.marna for Callao, Mapl.
Illartin Luther, from Pearl Island at Panama, and left far England,
May 27.
Parana, Louisa, Admiral Eoser, and Clara Whee'er—the two first
hence, and the two latter from Austraia—al at Callao.

Cuba, Czar, General Salavery, and Tribune—all from Chinches at
Callao, and sailed for England.
John Edward and Peri—both from Chinches at Callao.
Bergman, from Swansea, and Robert Barker, honce—both at
Coquimb).
Julia, from Callao at Guayaquil.,
Electric, Baxter, from Calcutta at Demerara.
Granville, Baker, from ealcutta at Trinidad.
Albion, Hick, from Martinique at Antigua—to load for Liverpool.
A. Maeritz, hence at La Guayre.
Glemnans, hence at Dunkirk.
Aquila d'Ori, hence at &ant.
Fernandes, sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool, Jane 19..
Ellen Owen and Moor of Venice—both hence at Gems.
Valiant, hence at Texel.
Ter Soler, hence at cornrup and sailed for Barcelona.
Maria Catherina. hence at liatavla.l
• Constantinople, hence at Mn•bh.
Harr. et Humble, Johnson, from Dnn4ee at Valparaiso.
Mary Spencer, from Calcutta at Demerara.
Achtzbente Maerz, hence at La Guayra and sailed for PuertaCabello,
June 6.
Que,:n, Batchelor, hence at La Gimps and sailed for Puerto Cabello,
June 6.
William Bell, hence at Ode,sa, Jona 17.
William and Mary, hence and Malta at Smyrna.
Karnak. (s.s), from Constantinople at Smyrna. Jane 20.
Damascus (s.) sailed from Smyrna for Constantinople, June 15.
Stella, Boyd, hence at Hamburg, June 26.
• Providentia, Bauwens, hence at Ostend, June 27.
Eclipse, Defrane, hence at Oct nd, Jana 25,
Paquete de Guay grail, hence at Riga, June 24. •
Ann and. Mary, hence at Swin intinde. Jure 25.
Ulna, Jones, haute at Swsnemunde, Jane 26.

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