The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-19 00:00:00

NEW YORK, JAN. 7.

Ship R. Robinson, at this port from Liverpool, reports:—Dec. 11,
in lat 48, lon, 33, fell in with, and boarded brig Helvellyn, of Saco,
from Boston for Cape Britton, ;orty-two Clays out, short of pro-
visions; had been blown off in the N. W. gales, split sails, Rze.;
supplied them with bread, b2ef, &c. Dec. 28, in lat. 38.40, lon.
70.45, fell in with rig Venus, full of water, and abandoned ; was
lumber :oaded; stump of her mainmast standing, and a signal of
distress on it.

Ship Nile, at this port from Shields, reports :—Dec. 20, in lat. 42,
lon. 62.40, fe'l in with schooner Mary, of St. George, full of water,
and abandoned; was 'ember loaded. Dec. 12, In lat. 42. lon 50, saw a
long
oat, painted black outside, and white inside. The Nee expe-
rienced heavy N. W. gales.
Ship India, Young, at this port from Messina and Gibealtar,
experienced heavy weather, sera; g mainmast, lost sails, and received
other damage. Dee. 27, in lat. 38.01, 19n. el, more moderate, fell
in with schooner Harriet, c' New Benford, leaking badly, sails
blown away, took off the crew, and set fire to her. She was from
Philadelphia for New Bedford.
Ship Mary Glover, at this port from Callao, experienced heavy
weather, split sails, stove bulwarks, spiting a leak, Bre.; compelled
to keep the pumps going to keep her free. Dee. 27, in let. e 8.49,
lon. 73,10, spoke ship [lingo, younge'hence Dec. 24 for Glasgow,
‘t S. S. W., with loss of main end nelaen masts, near the
deck.eeritalso foretopgallant ne.st gone ; had sail set on the foremast.
It was blowing at the, time a heavy gale from N. N. W., with a
tremendous sea running; counl not render them any assistance.
Ship Henry Henry Clay, at this port from Liverpool. experienced
heaveeaeterly gales Dec.t2p, in lat 39 30, lon. 67 50 bore down 8
or 10 miles to speak to ship Rockland, of Boston, in distress from
Calcutta for Boston, 160 days met, and supplied her with provisions.
Ship Red Gauntlet, •ilt this port from Canton, reports :—Dec. 30,
in lat. 38 2e, lon. 70 85, boarded shooner Elmira (of Providence),
Leavitt, with loss or deck load, bulwarks, sails. Sze.. leaking badly'
and short of provisions ; was bound to the first port she could mash.
Brig Abram,, this port from Savanil,a, reports :—Dee. 29,
boarded ship California, of Boston, horn Surinam, 40 days out, had
on board the captain and crew of brig Vest Ellen, of New York,
which had lost her rudder, and afterwards became water-Jogged,
and was abaudoned. (The V. E. was from Port-au-Prince for
kioston.) The C. had also on board the captain and crew of another
vessel, abandoned; did not learn her name. The c, res short of
pr visions, and suffered much in the gale of 32nd and 23rd. The
Abram exeerieneed heavy westerly gaffes en tnewast.
Barque Warren, a. this pert;frona Havannah, experienced heavy
weather, lost balivar'ss, water, &c. Dec. a 5. in Ist. 31, lon. 71 30
fell in with the schooner Sopbronia, of Tremont, afe , Harper, from
Philadelphia, with a cargo of coal, bound to Boston ; she was in a
sinking condition—took off the captain and crew, six in number, and


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