The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-24 00:00:00

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon.
Jan. 23—Planter, from Mobile to Liverpool 3l N.. 79 W.
Jan. 27.. Alma, from New Orleans to Liverpool 34 N.. 72 W.
Feb. 18... Fame, of Liverpool, bound to London 49 N.. 07 W.

VESSELS' REPORTS.
,n. .angaruu ld s.), Jertreys, arrived here from
Philadelphia ; left the Delaware Feb. 9. On Jan. 22. at 3 p.m., off
Saltces, Nosed the K.M.S. Persia, hence for New York.

Report ot the Byzantium, Billot, arrived here fro= Honduras;
sailed Jan. 5.
Left there—The Crusader, and Sa"vador Packet, bah loading for
Liverpool.
On Jan. 30, in tat. 33 42 N., ion. 59 50 W., spoke the Commerce,
from Demerara, hound to the Bristol Channel, with maintopail
yard carried away.
On Feb. 3 in lat. 33 25 N., lon. 53 W., was struck by a heavy sea
on the starboard quarter, which wised an ay the binnacle isme
bulwarks, lore and aft, and took a great quantity of water down the
cabin.
Same day, passed a schooner waterlogged and abandonc a, will'
foremast standing, mainmast gone, decks off, jibhoou (nit, W,,s
Painted green in.ide and black out, and appeared to be of about 150
to 201 tons burthen, and apparently not long in that state.

Report of the Birch Grove, Durant, arrived here from MAras :
On Dec. 12, in lat. 34 28 S., lon. 26 18 E., spoke the Araby Maid,
from Mauritius to Cork.
On Dec. 13, in lat. 35 22 S., lon. 22 20 E.. spoke the City of
Manchester, from Bombay to Liverpo 1, out 68 days, making from
6 to 8 inches of water per hour, and supplied her with bread.
On Dec. 18. in lat. 35 7 S., lon. 17 56 E., signalled a vessel supposed
to be the Sumner, from Ma ras to London, out 49 days.
On Feb. 12, in lat. 40 33 N., lon. 17 24 W., spoke the Isabella. of
out 27 days, which vessel reported
and for Newport, from Malaga,
having experienced very heavy weather from N. to N.N.W. for the
last ten days.

Report of the Lombard, Kelly, arrived here from New Orleans ;
sailed from the bar, 14th Jan.
On Feb. 16, in lat. 49 50 N., lon. 15 30 W., spoke the Portuguese
brig A. Baliydos, from Lisbon, bound to Cork, and supplied he •
with water, beef, pork, and bread, the above vessel reports having
fell in with the Briti,l; ship Arthur, and took off part of the crew,
the remainder having abandoned the vessel in an open boat 8 or 10
days previous. The second mate was killed, and the first mate
washed overboard. She was from Savannah bound to Glasgow,
and was abandoned finally on Feb. 15, the day previous to our falling
in with the brig.

Report by the Wilbur Fisk, arrived here from New Orleans; sailed
from the bar Jan. 18.
On Jan. 18 and 19, had heavy miles from the N.W. ; and on Feb.
15, in lat. 46 09 N , lon. 00, experieno =d a heavy gale from the
N.N.E., attended with hail and rain, which compelled us to Leave
the ship to. Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Jan. 24.. Signalled a ship. supposed to be the
Tempest, from New Orleans to Liver-
pool
Jan. 25.. The John Henry. from Messina to Phila-
delphia, out 54 days .. 31 35 N.. 69 49

Report of the Gosport, arrived here from New Orl,ans ; left the
bar Jan. 12.
On Jan. 18 and 19, in lat. 28N., lon. 79 30 W., lost for; main, and
wizen topsails, in a heavy gale from N.W. to W. 21. W.
FOREIGN TORTS.
Elizabeth Ann Bright, olive, hence at St. John, N.B„ Feb. 4.
Cordelia, Johnstone, hence at Halifax, Feb . 9.
General Williams, hence at Halif ,x. Feb. 12.
Marco Po,o, hence at Melbourue in 83 days.
Chrishna, from Batavia; Edward Oliver, hence; and Light of the
Age, from London—all at Sydney.
Thomas Boyden sailed from Sydney for Manilla, Nov. 24.
Trafalgar, from Clyde; and Albion, from London—both at
Adelaide.
erasers, Adams, from Clyde; and Lucy, Calloway, from Mauritius
—both at Melbourne.
Raritan sailed from Melbourne for Bombay, Nov. 22 ; Black Swan,
Nov. 24, for Callao; Echo, Nov. 26, for Callao; Nestorian, Nov, 26,
for Calcutta; Carribean, Nor. 28, for Guam.
Felicity, from Gibraltar at Jamaica.
Edith Rose sailed from Melbourne for Guam ; and Athletr, fcr
Bombay, Nov. 26.
British Trident, and Tay—both cleared at Melbourne for Calcutta,
Nov. 26.
John Williams, from London at Hobart Town.
Hero, florin London at Geelong.
Euphrates, from Southampton at Belfast (Australia.)
Henry Curwen, hence at Santa Martha.
Sorato, from London at Adelaide.
Cambrian, hence at Marseilles, Feb. 19.
Camaua, Tribune, and Ocean—all hence at Callao.
Uncle Toby. hence at Boston, Feb. 7.
Snowdon, hence at St. John's, N.F., Jan. 28.
Oberon, hence at St. John's, N.F., Feb 4.
Woodstock, Empress, and Hampden.—all hence at Mobile, Jan. 13.
James Ray, henceat Lewes, Feb. 4.
Tara, hence at Aden.
Caroline Brown, from Guyana's at Mazatalan, Nov, 17, and salted
for Liverpool, Nov. 30.
Helen R. Cooper, hence at Norfold for City Point, Feb. 4.
Braganca (s.s.), hence at Lisbon, Feb. 12.
Frances hence at Lisbon, Feb. 14. -
Anizade. hence at I isbon, Feb. 18,
Hinda sailed from I isbon for Liverpool, Feb. 12.
Maria Theresa sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool, Feb. 13.

SELLING OFF.
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

tirMACLENNAN respectfully intimates
, . that he has taken the PREMISES, No. 28,
BOLD STREET (at present occupied by Mr. Parsons), and
thatduring the alterations he will SELL his present STOCK
of valuab'e SHAWLS and MANTLE'i at very reduced
prices. Therefore those desirrun of getting extraordinary
bargains will do well to make an early c.. 11; as he is ,ieter.
mined to •make an enti e clearance, sa as to ma e room for
an entirely Neqt Stock on niter ng the above piernises.
SHAWL AND MANTLE WARE tIOUSE,
36, CHURCH sr.tEET,
-(OPPOSITE PARKER STREET.)

PARTIES VISITING LIVERPOOL
will find attention and moderate charges at
WHITEMAN'S BRUNSWICK HOTEL,
CLAYTON SQUARE,
(Near St. George's Hall, and the North Weaters Station.)
BED AND BREAKFAST, 2a. 6n.
A NIOUT PORTYR in attendance.

FOREIGN CORRESPONDENCE.--Asuperitm
Lot of FOREIGN POST PAPER, on SALE, at
7s. 6d. per Ream, or Three Reams for 215., Cash, at CHARLES
WI LtAtErt's Wholesale Paper Warehouse, IQ. R,mth John-street.

Connurraat Saltg.

THIS DAY.

THIS DAY, the 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers'. Office, 16, Exchange-buildings,
40 Tuns SPE-R4 OIL, and HEAD MA.T FEE,
lately landed. —For further particulars, apply to
J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers.
—Tuts DAY, the 24th instant. it Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings.
229 Bags LINSEED MEAL'
now landing ex Charles iiev nport, from New Orleans.—Apply to
Messrs. Maclean, Maris and Co., Merchants; or to
J. IL RAYNER & CO., Brokers.

Tuts Day, the 24th instant, at Ralf-past One o'clock, at the
Commercial Saleroom,
Kegs
253
23 Beget }American LARD,
landtnc ex Kangaroo (9.8.), from Philadelphia —Apply to Peniston
and Marshal, Merchants; or to
GEORGE 13 ADENACR At SON, Brokers.

Tars DAY, me 24th instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, Exchange street East,
2:3 Casks Australian TALLOW,
just landed ex Morning Light.—Apply to
WILLIAM ik JOSEPH WRITE, Brokers,
On account of whom it may concern.
_
Tuts DAY, the 24th Instant, at Half-past one o'clock, at
Golding and Nash's Saleroom, Corn Exchange-buildings, Bruns-
wick-street,

g5O Sacks Bakers' FLOUR,
247 Sacks &zing DO.
'0 Sacks Rice DO.
900 Sacks cleaned broken RICE.
About 80 Tons Ship BREAD, ex Express.
83 Do. DO., ex Margaret.
„ 64 , Barrels Amerlean FLOUtt, ex sundry vessels.
140 Sacks Trish FLOUR.
For further particulars apply to
W I Ltd A 711 BLAIN & SONS, Brokers.