Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-19 00:00:00

ARRIVALS

Avarance . ... .... .Aveiro I Ellen Jenkinson ....Monrovia
Clarissa .. .•.. .. St. Michael's Morgenstein . .... Leghorn
Europa • . • .
George
Grace .. ..... .... .... .. Seville Pepita B ... ... Alexandria
Ferrier Gallipoli 'Underwriter ... .. . Savannah
Henry Ismay . Oporto Lady Franklin .. ......... ....

Florida
Minerva
Louisa

SAILED.
Savannah Commodore
. Antwerp Agnes
Bahia

.Barbadoes
.. Palermo

MARATIME EXTRACTS

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 18.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 17.—The leak of the Weser (s),
from Bremen to New York, has been stopped.
HOLYHEAD, Jan. 18,—The schooner Eliza, Pickering,
from Rouen for Belfast, is on shore in Carnarvon Bay ;
crew saved.

GALWAY, Jan. 15.—The Propeller (ss), which went
ashore on the Bth inst., has been got off, and will be
docked to ascertain damage.
_ _ _

MARSEILLES, Jan. 14.-IThe Vectis (s), arrived here,
reports having sighted, on the 12th inst., 46 miles west of
Ajaccio, a French brig, totally abandoned, and without
rudder, but masts and anchor (?) standing ; the brig was
laden with timber 30 feet long, and bore at her stern a
word supposed to be Ajaccio.
LA FLorrE, Jan. 10.—The Petite Babet, Bernard, left
'this port on the Ist instant for Brest, and was run into
near Ile Dieu, and was lost : crew saved.
ANTWERP, Jan. 16.—The French barque Pauline et
Victoire, from Melbourne, got on shore on a sand-bank
in Torres Straits Sept. 27, came off, and anchored about
four miles N. of Mulgrave Island, when she was attacked
by the natives of the adjacent island, and abandoned by
the crew on the 28th, who arrived at Timor Koepang in
a boat Oct. 11.

ROTTERDAM, Jan. 16. The Northumbrian, from
Java, is on shore on the Banjaard; boats have gone for

assistance

£uusuus, Jan. 11 : According to intelligence received
from Hobro, the yachtgalias Jane, Funder, of Hobro,
from England, with coals and iron (previously reported
put into Nevlunghavn), has sunk to the south of Manager
Fjord; crew saved. 'Whether the ship and cargo will
be saved is yet uncertain. _ _ _ _ .

HAVRE, An. 14. —The lugger Cultivateur, Mahe, from
Bordeaux for Caen, with a cargo of wine, brandy, prunes,
pepper, and nuts, was put on shore on .the night of the
10th January, at Kerdonis, on the southern part of Belle-
isle, full of water, having touched upon a rock to the
south of Hcedic, but was subsequently got off and taken
to Palais, where she now is. All the cargo will be saved
except that part which is affected by salt water. The
extent of damage sustained by the ship is not yet known.
15.—The St. Mathurin, Hily, arrived here,-reports having
passed, on Jan. 4, in lat. 48 N. lon. 13 W., a square-
rigged. ship, waterlogged, and abandoned, English build ;-
her mills were carried away, but the reefs of -her topsails
were still on the yarl3; she had painted port holes; and
the lower masts were white—her topgallantmast was
broken off at the cap. Her deck was broken up from the

pOop to the foremast ; her anchors and chains were on
board. The name of one ship was painted on two life-
buoys on the poop, but in such small characters as not to
be legible.
ELSINORE, January 14—The Otto, Rasmussen, from
Grenaae for London (barley), put in here yesterday, with
pumps choked, cargo shifted, and loss of sails, having
experienced very heavy weather. She will discharge.
The wreck of the Johannes, Stromstedt, of and for
Stettin, from Middlesborough, stranded December 18, S.
of this place, -has been sold by auction with her cargo,
for 220 rix dollars. It blew a gale from W. and W.N.W.
on the 10th, I ltb, and 12th January; yesterday it was
moderate; to-day the wind is S.E., very light. The
ships from the Baltic, which were detained here at the
departure of last post, as well as the arrivals since, pro-
ceeded the greater part this morning. The vessels from
the North Sea have sailed in succession.

LANDSCRONA, Jan. 12. The Catharina, Johnson, of
Lovisa, -from Cadiz for Copenhagen, Stockholm, and
Cronstadt, which dragged her anchors in Elsinore Roads,
Jan. 10, and drifted to the N, has • been boarded and
assisted in here by fishermen, and been put on shore
in the harbour, having both lost her anchors and chains.
SWINEMUNDE, Jan. 12.—Arrived : The Margaretho
Henrietta, Schroder, from Bogense ; assisted in with
dam-age and loss of an anchor, having encountered heavy
weather.

OUTPORTS

FALMOUTH' Jan. 17.—Arrived : The Rapid, from
; Ann Wheatlen, Taganrog; Marc Antonia,
Marianople : Commodore and Una, Caiffa ; Fib 3 Unique
and Petit Corporal, Ibrail ; Henri Francois, Galatz ;
Petro Melia, Odessa; Reziza, Sulina ; Demetrio, Baltzic ;
Antelope, Messina ; Bonne Annalia, Venice ; Gloria,
Hull.

GREENOCK, Jan. 18.—Arrived : The Crouch Brothers,
from Batavia ; Catherine Anderson, Girgenti ; Ann Dixon,
Marseilles ; Cork Packet, Seville ; Globe, Savannah.

QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 18. Arrived : The Speculator,
from Mersyne ; Andrea, Taganrog ; Genetor
Odessa ; Hope On, Ibrail; Bella, Port-au-Prince ;
Vorworq, Alexandria ; Alide, Lauro ; Jacobus, Alexan-
dria; Matazza, Alexandria; Orentes, Rio Janeiro;
Amana, Alexandria ; Fides, Marianople.
HOLYHEAD, Jan. 17.—Arrived : Jane. Symonds, Cum-
ming, from Liverpool for Barbadoes ; Zig-Zag, Brooking,
from Liverpool for St Michael's ; Commodore Garrett,
from Liverpool for Barbadoes • Joan Melchoir Kemper,
Salin, from Liverpool for Batavia; Ellen Catherine,
Evans, from Liierpool for Smyrna.

SPOKEN.

Dec. 1134 • Princeton, New Orleans for Liverpool, 100
miles off Tortugas.
Dec. 22: Universe,' Savannah for Liverpool, in lat. 23 N,
lon. 74 W.
Jan. 11 : Emily, Liverpool for Callao, in lat. 49 N, lon
7W..
Jan. 13: Christina
of Gibraltar.
Jan. 17: South'. Johnny, from hence, 12 noon, off
Bardsev.

's), ten miles north-east of the Rock

VESSEL'S REPORTS

Report of the Schooner Volante, Ham, of Louden, from
Denia, at Bristol, Spoke:—
The Flora schooner, Wallis,of Scilly, from Monapulo
for Hull, Dec. 31, off Cape Trafalgar.
Coral Isle, barque, frem Huelva for Liverpool. Jan. 2,
off Cape St. Vincent.
Science, barque, from Newcastle for Alicante, Jan 8,
lat. 45 35 N., lon. 9 40 W. -

Kathreese;schooner, steering S.W., Jan. 9, lat. 47 10
N., lon. 9 10'W.

Emily, barque, of and from Liverpool for Callao, Jan
11, lat. 49 25 N., lon. 7 17 W.

Johanna ChriStinia, foreign brig, from Amsterdam,
Jan. 11, Scilly E. ,by N. 45 miles

, .
Report by the barque Elizabeth Douthwaite, Inkster,
from Genoa, arrived at Cardiff, spoke the following
vessels :

Dec. 31. : Barque Tennessee, from Taganrog for Cork
or Falmouth, off Cape Palos.
lan. 4. : Brig Ilebe, steering northward, in lat 37 40
N, lon 9 15 W.

•Jan. 4.: Sailor, from Patras for London, in lat 37 0
N, lon 9 20 W.
Jan. 11.: Barque Alma, from Newport for Havanna',
in lat 50 10-N, 101 l 7 40 W_. _

Report of the Lavinia de Faye, from Rio de Janeiro,
at Falmouth ; spoke the following vessels:--
Nov. 21, the Janus (ship), from Bremen, whaling,
in lat. 17'30 S, lon. 35 19 W.

Nov. 29, Moliere (French barque), bound south.
Nov. 29, Lady Pirie (barque), from Swansea for Valpa-
raiso, in lat, 6 37 S, lon. 35 52 W, out 5.1 days.

Dec.'22, Echo (American brigantine), from New York
for Rio Grande, in lat. 29 N, lon. 38 W.

Jan. 6, Indiana (ship), from Portland for Moulmein, in
lat. 49 29 N, lon. 9 40 W.

Jan. 7, Maid of Athens (schooner brig), steering to the
SW, in lat. 49 N, lon. 9 10 W.

Jan. 4, at 3 p.m., in lat. 48 60 N, lon. 14 24 W, passed
a ship loaded with timber, waterlogged, abandoned, had
painted ports, no heads, two boats on her skids painted
black, with a white border. two life-buoys on her stern,
rudder gone, wheel laying flat on the poop, one cask in
maintopsails, all in tatters, except jib and flyingjib,
which were stowed, had bright masts, main deck was
broken, mulct plainly see the timbers.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Angelina, Mennie, hence at Cadiz Dec. 3L
Echo, Griffiths ; and City of:Rotterdam, hence at Rouen.
Beringo, Labour, hence at St. Nazaire.
Michele, hence at Corfu Jan. 3.
Corinthian (s.s.), Wardell, hence at Trieste Jan. 13.
Damascus (s.s.), Bell, from Corfu at Messina Jan. 7.
Crimean (s.s.), Wakeham, hence at Genoa Jan. 12.
Dolphin, Hazewinkel, hence at Texel Jan. 15.
Two Brothers, Sines ; Belvidere, Edmonds, and North-
man (9.5.) all hence at Antwerp Jan. 15.
Joseph, Ludwig, hence at Ghent.
Prince Imperial, Parado, hence at Bordeaux Jan. 14.
Bceotia (s.s.), Simpson, hence at Constantinople, and
cleared for Trebizonde.

Scamander (s.a.), from Malta AA Alexandria, and left
for Beyrout:
Margaretha Louise, Stenworth, hence at Copenhagen,
DANZIC, Jan. 4. —The G. F. 0. Hcyn is still in the bay,

BIRTH

On the 17th instant, Poplar-grove, Stanley, the wife
of Mr. James Edwards, painter, of a son.

DEATHS

On the 17th instant, aged 60, Miss Alice Harper,
late of Percy-street.

On the Atli instant, Frederick William, aged three
years and eleven months, youngest son of Dr. Inman,
Rodney-street.

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