Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-11-01 00:00:00

IJeremiah Garnett, from Singapt
Sales, and Terre del Ore, hence
Eliza On re, Aram Pernambuco

'cern, and J. ant,-
Chase, Norval, rigid MMa
J. A. Soullard,..h
Toronto, Minna&
Quebec.
Richaill Thompson, hence at Ffallih'x
Volant, America, John. Barbour, and IMAreila Tamen!,
hence at New Olean

Montezuma; and,ldae GUissevt. hence at

At. hence at-Boston
'ruin Cardiff at /To'

Vomaricint,
Lydia, heat
George Washington,

ace of Mobiie
.o off Becton Ott.

•e, Clarence

ctor Etvammise2,7rom

,t Calent

City of YOrk, fa•oin Clyde at,Caltaitta
Peveril of the Ptuk, and Elnis I
Friar. Tuck, hence at Shan;
Wilcj. Wave, and Angelita,
Perthshire, Fence at Mobil
Caducei's, from New Zen-land-at Nang

hikatta

Lence•atT.tita ttruis:

abeth Ann, from N

y,apor9,at Ito:

a atplag lEenk

rt, from &widerland

-James Paton, hence etSingapore..
; Alarm, from Sandtrland at Arlon. • •
Columbia, and Teremiah-Thomlison„honitteat New 'York
Coq, hence at Ostend.-
; Somarostaro, hence at Havana(
• p,,ho: hence st Trinidad de Cuba..

Clarendon; hence, Sept, H, in int. 33 S.
St. Cloud, Callao for Cork Sept 12, in lat.
Ther; from sunfieriand; Sept. 12i in Ist. 31 S., ..
Alipore. China. for London, Oct. 12,, in Lat. 32N., lon. 35 IV.
Fanny, bound Routh-east, Oen-. 17; In Ist: 45 N.,10n. IC) W.
Mary Black. Paraiba, far Cipeenatairn, Oct. 3, in'lat. 37 N.,.
lon. 23-. .

lon. 35 IV
n. 35 W.

40 N.} to i . 67,«

Ann.Mi

th 4, 'Neweastio fovitio J

Sept. 28, in lat. 9.

Spark, far Calent

a; in lat. 4 N., lien

OUTPORNS,

Oct. 31.—Arrved and pa
Hatershatit north to yes

Cadiz to

Ac iuilla to

Noyfolk Hero, Plymouth to
London; Trio, Buenos Ayres to I_ _
St. Michaels; Catalanda (83), Hanabu,,
Plymouth to Shields ; Southampton
Sailed : Aurora for Australia ; Lanca

ti ueahei• Three, Bahia to
n ; Estavonia, London to

Spain ; Commodore,
Shie. de to Ifavre.
re Witch, Eleanor,

F. E. Althaise, and Queen of Eng'and
the westward. Most of the outward-
put back.
GIIAVESEND, Oct. 31,—Arriv.ed: G
Bay ; Allip;re, Foo-choo-foo
Table Bay ; Queen of Shob,
Quebec ; Margaret, Taganrog
bus, Lagtuia; Ledskkalf, SatrueneN
Y.}

Anne Wk

a Fleece, fr m Allroac
Lte' Port Natal ; Leda
Margaret Pollockk
mock, Mctis ; Column.-
t, Porto Rico ; Bea,
altar, Cadi,4
ri.stina, Mut,-
Dernerartb;
Brydess.

Chance, Bru
7, Demerara ;

es ; Ariel,
John \Vti

Celerity, Malaga

Prosperous, Riva de Calla• Jane
Taganrog; Athol, Algoa Bay ;
Ibrail ; Stebonheath, Bombay;
°cern, Calcutta ; White Blouse,

gaur

3.nrog; We•i6yzi

GREENOCK, Oct 1 Sp.
don, Montreal; Phantom, Malagli.

MARITIME EXTRACTS

20th, 6.40 a.m.,
le.L:l,est of-Qv(

off Tnskar, Oc
nailed American ship Aderon
New York.

. .
Don, off Bardsey, sig-
passed Cultivator, for

The Grand Trianon, arrived h
contact on Tuesday night with the
to Liverpool, when the• crew of the latter g
former.

from Antwerp,_ was in

fronCTOpoeillo
it on hoard the

The Linda arrives
24, and left there. the Margaret, for Savannah,
masts and rigging; and the Landesfarne and A. Laurie
for Newfoundland. Prosper, fled for Liverpoo4 Soot 16.
The Bee. ^ wed b.— - from Bombe -

amtmen Sc t.
to, get new

—ere uct. 29,
ale, Oct. 12, off the West

eueountered a
Sprung rudder,
Sts. of which the

,nd boats.started off the chocks, from the eff
hip is leaking.

uc a...acmes, arrive@ nere yet:. 22, from, Buenos Ayres
discovered a plank in her starboard bow, split ::bout five feet,
Oct. 20, lat. 43, 10n..20. She•then made seven .tn,eight inches
water per hour.. She was obliged to throw ovexboard 700 to
800 hides, to get at the leak. ' •
The Amethyst, for Genoa, in going info the rier yesterday,
was run into by the Stanley (as), for Pernambuco, and consi-
derably damaged on the port side. amidships,;; was towed into
The Liffey, for St. Michael's, ha
George's Basin, making water fast.

[lack with- loss of

mizentopmast,
BELFAST, 00.. 30.—Arrived Gri
lass of foretopltast, jibboom, and t

out Bayonne, with

(;s), from London.
NEw You. Oct. 17.—The Britisl
in with, Sept. 11, waterlsgged and
Talbot, arrived at Baltimore.
HALIFAX., Oct. 20.—The Bremer
to London, was abandoned Oct. 3
taken off by the Voltigeur, arrived
mu_ _•

e sphynx was fallen
toed, by the Enoch

Miraniicl

Sept. 2, has put back with num,
and about fifty tons cargo thrown,oye
•

sailed from Liverpool,
!rung, side plank stove.,
)ard, and leaky, having;

eountered heavy gales in 1at..4610nn
Dominica, of Cork, at Sydney, C. 8., wi

repairp, bowie

New York.
'c, from Ha
damaged.

at Norfolk, Va., for Falnic

NEWQUAY .(Cardi
' and from Aberya

the north part of the China Seas, ai
eels. Several vessels have been 1
The city of Swatow was visited by
and several vessel* were totally wren
of Liverpool, got her sternpost
another vessel, and sank. This t ,

one ir.-garation

settling. Cit;tialties reported as yet are—Kenilworth and
Lena, total, wrecks ; D. 0, 3ant,oon, from Melbourne, 140 and
dry on ;,sore, dismasted ; Victoria, Sunk; Wide :,wake, totally
good there,
wrecked; Podesto, missing; Shatung, high ashore; Baushco,
no dPeicLents occurred,. The weather is again
,r lost mizenmast ; Wild Daryll, lo.t_bot,hnpts fij Diana, 4i),''

both masts; Whirlwind, daniaged.—SePt• 12 ; The Thebes (ss),,
chartered by the French Government, house to Toulon was
wrecked August 30; no lives lost. Several severe hurrloat nes
have visited the coast lately, which tiaYe 401)e peat daNsge to
natiTe and foreign shipping.