Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-02 00:00:00

WIND

St LIVERPOOL, -N.W
~ UOLYHEAD,-W.-

Bosphorus (s 1
Cassina

Donald McKa,

Blue Jacket
John

—Fresh breeze
Do.

AIIRIVED.
....Antwerp Benjamin Adams... New Orleans
..Alfredo Clemanthe ... Smyrna
Melbourne Earl Grey . . .Ballia
SAILED.

.Melbourne Coraorin
Rio Janeiro

Calcutta

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

Tay/arom., Feb. 1

H. Perkins, for Philadelphia, has returned into
Imme a leak in the river.

The Falcon, Maxon, which left Greenock on Friday last, far
this port, in tow of the Liverpool steam-tug Retriever, put back
to Gourock Bay on Sunday, having encountered the most severe
gale that has oseurred in this channel this season, only sur-
passed in violence by a tropical hurricane, which the ship
'weathered admirably, having suffered comparatively little
damage, and may be said to be ready, with favourable weather,
to proceed again to sea. Captain Maxon reports, that when off
the Calf of Man, the steamer became unable to tow the ship,
:which bore up under bare poles, with the exception of the
foretopmast staysail. Shortly after bearing up the steamer
shipped the 14-inch hawser, and the ship immediately slipped
15 fathoms chains attached thereto, as it would have been mad•
ness to attempt to haul in the hawser under the circumstances,
with the gale blowing very hard, a heavy sea running, and the
ship nearly running over the steamer. An effort was made
to get into Belfast Lough, but owing to the violence of the
gale, was unable to do so, so she bore up for the Clyde. _

The Blonde, which sailed hence on the 13th -Jan. for Rio'
Grande, has put into Tenby, with bulwarks carried away, galley

and water-casks stove, &c:
NEW Yoax, Jan. 19.—The British brig Herald, from Pernam-
buco for Boston, went ashore on Nantasket Beach 17th inst.,
and is expected to be a total wreck.
The Imperatriz (ss), Sharpe, which left here on the 28th
Jan. with telegraph cable, for Suez, put into Milford on the
30th, through stress of weather.

PALERMO, Jan. 19.—Amongst the fragments of the Wildflower,
wrecked off Augusta Jan. 14, the stern of a boat marked Liver-
pool, has been found.
KriqusrowN, (Belmullet), Tan. 2G.—Part of a mast has been
washed on shore near Black Sod, it is 53 feet long, by 8 feet 4
inches in circumference in the smallest part, built of four legs,
fastened with iron bolts, the head black, and the rest white ;-
appears to have been carried away about one third above the
deck, so that the vessel it belonged to must have been of large
tonnage; a great quantity of timber came ashore about the
same time, and also, it is understood, a number of beams. Some
days previously, a plank, believed to be a vessel's quarter-board,
with the letters—GUSTlNE on it was also washed on shore.
BLYTH, Jan. 29.—The Gleaner (steam tug), of Sunderland, in•
returning from Cambais, burst a boiler and drifted ashore, and
is likely to become a wreck.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. I.—Arrived : The Native, of New York,
for Rotterdam ; on 19th ult., lost foremast, bowsprit, and head,
stove bulwarks and stanchions, deck bad staves, in lat. 49 W,
lon. 39 W.

A schooner drifted foul of the Charles Horsfall, for Africa, at
anchor in the Sloyne, and carried away the latter's jibboom and
head-gear. The schooner is the Hortense, which- lost */)art of
main rigging, some bulwarks, &c.
A vessel, apparently abandoned, is on shore at Clare Island.
The steam-tug Victory is sunk in Birkenhead Docks.

OUTPOSTS,

GRAVESEND' Jan. 31. Arrived : The Blackwall, from Mel-
bourne ; Cock of the Watch, Smyrna; Furet, Gravelines ; Turbut,
Gravelines ; Kate, Dunkirk ; Lord Raglan, Calcutta ; Bacchin g,
Philadelphia; General Williams, Malta Istoin To Herbzig,
Taganrog. Sailed: The Cosmopolitan, for Adelaide; Jane, St
Helena.
DEAL. Jan. 31

-Anchored : The Mirage, from London for
Cowes. Passed : The Toncich, from Newcastle for Trieste ;
Malta Ranee, Calcutta for London ; Lord Raglan, Calcutta for
London; Fortitude, Midcllesbro' for Topsham. Feb. 1. - Arrived :
The Earl of Shaftesbury, from Calcutta ; Earl of Southesk,
Sunderland ; Isabella Peck, and Ocean, North.
FAxmourg, Jan. 31.—Arrived: The Surpass, from Sicily.
Feb. 1.- Arrived: The Rosalie, from Smyrna.
DUBLIN, Jan. 31.—Arrived The Brilliant, from Antwerp;
Ondine (s), London; Agnes, Alexandria; Joanna, Trieste.
Sailed : The Ceres (s), for London.

BELFAST, Jan. 31. ‘-Arrived : The Venus, from Vivier. Feb. 1.
Sailed ; The Jeltana, for Juprow ; Hillond, Nantes ; Lady Hind,
Newport. • _ _ . _

WATERFORD, Feb. I.—Arrived: The Courier (ss), from Mil-
ford; Citizen, London; Camilla (s)", Bristol; Vesta (ss), Liver-
pool; Killarney (ss), Cork; Malvina (s), London; Swift, Galatz.
Sailed: The Mars (ss) for Liverpool; Aurora (ss), London; City
of Paris (ss), Milford ; Stella, Dublin • Arran Castle, Dublin ;
Richmond, Gloucester; Brisk, Bristol; Malviva (s), Belfast;
Malakoff (s), Milford: Killarney (s), Glasgow; Aria, Cardiff;
Maria, —. _

)wr, Jan. 31.
Julia, Call

Nrrived

The Scml

QUEE,,. _ Georgette,
from Iquique, ; Lend, Aux Cayes; Albatross (s)
Liverpool ; Sabi -, Bristol; Bittern (s), London; Osprey (ss),
Cardiff. Off : The Lalla llookh, from New Orleans. Sailed :
The William Browne, for Glasgow; Siren, and Ellerslie, both
Greenock; William McGowan, Youghall ;: Huntress, Liverpool;
Electric, Ipswich ; Meyche, Liverpool ; Prodrone, and Grecian
n. both Hull ; Edwin Fly, London ; Martilda, Sligo ; Thomas

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GREENOCK, Feb. I.—Arrived : The Electric. Flash, from Malta
ailed : The Kate Kearney, for Singapore.

TO-MORROW, the 3rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 30, Exchange-alley North,
1,000 Bags Madras RICE,
• 700 Ditto Bengal DITTO,
n Alb3rt Dock warehouses.—Apply to
SHAND, HIGSON, and Co., Brokers

TC.MORROW, the 3rd instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Brokers' Office, 16, Exchange-buildings,
12 Cases OIL OF PEPPERMINT.
J. H. RAYNER and Co.. Brok(

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