The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-21 00:00:00

MARITIME. EXTRACTS•

LIVERPOOL, April 20.
Raduagore, for the Mutlah, has put back, having been
aground on the Codling Bank.
The Tuntish frigate has put back, with machinery
disabled, she had got a little to the westward of Water-
ford.
Mceander (s.s.), for Genoa, has put back with machinery
damaged.
Europa (s.), from Boston and Halifax, at this port, left
thedformer April 8, and the latter April 10, and has
brought 6,500 dots hi spedie:
Hermann (s.), from. Southampton to New York, ran
aground in the Weser. 18th inst.; lighters and a tug were
SE nt to her.
Sylla, M`Carty, from Youghall, was run into oft the
Ormshead, by the Caroline, of Rotterdam, hence to Rot-
terdam, on Friday morning, at three a.m., and stove in the
luff ofour bow, and tore away our larboard side, carried
away forestay and tongallantmast, middle jib, and fore-
staysail. The Caroline received no damage, and pro-
ceeded on her course ; .he never asked did I want any
assistance; and *mild not even take his canvas off so that
we could clear one another., •
Joseph. Bushley, from Genoa to Gibraltir, with damage
to port bulwarks and longboat, having been in collision
with a British barque off Cape de Gatte. March 25.
SPOKEN.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Feb. 21... Eugenie, from Liverpool to Callao
with foremast sprung 55 S ...54 W.
April B...Grasmere, from Liverpool to
Madras 46 N... 17 W.
%ESSELS' REPORTS.
• Report by the Pudyorta, arrived here.
April 14, in lat. 50 30 N , lon. 7 3l W., signalled the
Mary; hence, outward bound.

Report of the Genevieve, Turner, arrived here from
Pernambuco.- On the .2nd April experienced very heavy
weather, in lat. 36 17 N., lon. 36 158 W., shipping great
quantities of water on deck ; was also struck by a sea
which filled the long boat, and started all the spars on
deck adrift, which compelled us to throw all the spare
lumber overboard, not being able to keep anything fast ;
the following day, same kind of weather, taking water
over all, filling the cabin with water, started the coats of
the masts, the main deck being completely under water ;
in fact, has had bad weather ever since leaving the West-
ern Islands ( April 7.)

Report of the Felicity, Eades, arrived here from Black
River (Jamaica). The Felicity,. ever since leaving the
Gulf of Florida, has experienced dreadful heavy weather
the whole passage, nothing but gales of wind day after
day, and has lost bulwarks, &c.

Report by the Judith, 'arrived here from Charleston.
March 30, in lat. 39 20 N., lon. M 33,W., passed the
wreck of a vessel, apparently an American schooner,
painted black, with a narrow white streak round her poop,
house abaft, about 300 tons, timber laden, mainmast gone,
foremast only about 6 feet above the deck, abandoned.

Abstract of the Log of the British and North American Royal
Mail Steam•ahip Eurcpa, Leitch, arrived here from Boston via
Halifax.

April 8, wind 8.E., course various; 1 2 p.m., received mails and
started ; 1 50, passed outer light, light winds and clear.
April 9, wind easterly, course N. 78 E , dis ance 210 miles, In lat.
43 02 lon 66 69 ; moderate breeze a .d hazy.
Apr 110, 2 a m., slowed off Halifax; 8, came to anchor; 9 30, up
anchor; 1 15 p.m., passed Mett2hers Beach light; 1 50, arrived at
Halifax, dense fog; 3 55, started from Halifax.
April 11, wind easterly, distance 198 miles, in lat. 43 22, lon. 59 31;
light winds and clear,
April 12, wind various, course E. 3 N., distance 244 miles, in la'.
43 34, lon. 53 53 ; light winds and hazy.
April 13, wind various, course N. 7,t F., distance 233 miles, in lat.
44 22. lon. 48 36; ight winds and ham
April 14, wind various, course 64, distance 214 miles, in 1at.46 05,
lon. 43 24 ; light winds and dense fog.
April 15, wind N.E., eetur,e 62, distance 258 miles, in lat. 48 07,
lon. 37 50; fresh breeze and hazy.
April 16 wind north. course 72, distance 276 miles, in lat. 49 32,
lan. 31 09; strong vales and heavy sea.
April 17. course 77, distance 259 miles, in lat. 50 28, lon. 24 38;
light winds and hazy.
AprillB, wind southerly, course 78. distance 274 miles, in lat.
61 22, lon. 17 31; strong bierizes and do idy
April 19, wind S.W., course east distance 291 miles, in lat. 5123.
inn, 9 43; light winds and clear; 5 30 p.m., off Cork, passed R.M.S.
Afri; a. boun I west. . _

April 20, winds various ; 6.40 a.m. passed South Stack; 12.30
p.m. Rock Light; 12 40, arrived.

FOREIGN PORTS.
London, from Buenos Ayres at Pernambuco.
Karnak (s.s.), hence at Constantinople.
Oporto (s.), hence at Genoa.
Egyptian (s.s.), hence at Santander.
Pilot, hence at Hamburgh.
Agnes, hence at Harlingen•
Damascus (s.s.), sailed from Malta for Liverpool
April 9.
Gem, sailed from MeMa for Liverpool, April 9.

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