The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-13 00:00:00

FEBRUARY 13.
•Even. 2 8 —Height, 16 ft. 9 In

EYED.
Aleppo (s.s )
New Minerva. Cardiff
Dan. and Mary Cardiff
Flarkaway ....... ..... Dublin
Vixen
Drogheda
Mersey

Cardiff

Nugget Cardiff
Gipsey King Glasgow
Aeron Lass Newport

LED.
Mitiho (S.)
Chattaboochie Savannah
Middlesex
CLEARED OUTWARDS.

Alma Wellington, N.Z.
Emeu (ca.) New York

Feb• 11.

Ticonderoga . . - Bombay
Mary Stenhouce Bombay
Ann Powell
Trio
Thomas Young Odessa
Apollo Galveston,
P. R. C...

Anna Dorothea hf elbow ne
De Witt Clinton New York
Eleanor Pernambuco
John Owena .... New Brunswick
Caroline Browne St. Al
Florentine .. ... St. Tnomaa
Ouconasta Callao
Niagara Chinchas
IR LOADING.

ENTERED Fi
Feb. 11.

Margaret
Tartar. ....
Evangeline
Invincible.. .. Camaroons, &c.
Douro (s.s.) .Corunna, &c.
Robin Hood ...
Afilnn (s.s.)
Artus Emon Havannab

Marsala Valta, &c.
St.,.lwart Philadelphia
Nfiss Nightingale ....Rio Grande
Cherokee .
Revenge , .. St. Michaels
Serpent
Galatea;
Eleanor St. Vincent
Richard Cobden .. ~.. Savannah

OUTPORTS.

Queenstown.—Arrived—Joh❑ Carver, from Rio Janeiro—John
Mitchell, Moulmein—Hermione, Mauritius for Bristol.
Dublin.—Arrived—Creole, from Cadiz.
Portinilaen, Feb. 10.—Arrived—Eliza and Jane, Parry, from Dun.
kirk for Liverpool.
Holyhead, Feb. 7.—Arrived—Lillian, Pugh, from Liverpool for
Savannah.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVRRPOOL, F,b. 12

,
Isaac, Webb, arrived 'here Feb. 11, from New York, experienced
very bad weather nearly the whole of the passage ; met with great
quantities of ice, and the crew were severely frost-bitten.
Rainbow, arrived here Feb g, from Halifax, encountered a hurri-
cane Jan. 10, in lat. 51, lon. 32 W., was thrown on her beam ends,
and righted with tour feet of water In her hold, after cutting away
foremast, and throwing overboard part of her cargo (molasses),
anchors, chains, Scc.; two boats were washed away, and deckhouse
was stove in. On the 14th, rigged a jury foremast from mainboom.
Franc Comtois (s.c.) from Havre and Lisbon at Teneriffe, and left
Jan• 4, for Brazil with the French mails.

Italia (s.s.), Leponte, from Genoa and Cadiz at Teneriffe, and
sailel, Jan. 5, for Br..zil with the Italian and Spanish mails.
Byzantine (s.s.), Lucherms, from Marseilles at Teneriffe, and left,
Jan. 10, for the Brazils with the French mails.

Foxh-ound, from Puzzolo to Liverpool, put back to Gibraltar, with
lose of boats, bulwarks, &c.

VESSELS' REPORTS.
Report by the Alilan (s.s.), arrived here.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Feb. 5.. The African (s.s.), bound East, off Cape
St. Mary's.
Feb. 8.. Passed a large slalp'6 mast, about 30 feet

long, scraped spar and Iron hoops,
apparently long time in the water ..45.33 N.. 043,37 NV.

Beport of the Bimoda, arrived here from New Orleans; left the
bar. Dec. 24. The Shiloda experienced very heavy weather nearly
all the passage home, chipping gnat quantities of water over ail,
the vessel straining and labouring heavily, and upon an average
making 500 strokes an hour.

Report by the Italian (s.s.l arrived here from Havre.
In lat. Lon
Feb. 11...Signalled the Augusta.:ls miles S.W. of
Holyhead.

FOREIGN PORTS.

Vigo (s.s.), Sharp ; Benj iniln Adams, both hence; and Clyde
(s.s.), from Glasgow—all at New York.
Swathmore, from London at New Zealand.
Franklin, Young, hence at Sierra Leone.
Vrou Maria, Collenteur, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared for Liver-
pool.
Mary Ann, Gregson ; and Daring, Gillard—both hence at St.
Michael's.
Blue Jacket, at St. Michael's for Liverpool.
Preclosa, Alberts, hence at Texel.
Moor of Venice sailed from Messina for Liverpool, Feb. 2.
Fortuna Pa.rodi, Trapani, from Palermo at Gibraltar, and cleared
fur Liverpool.