Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-28 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

LIVERPOOL, Jan. 27.
The Florentine, Watchman, from Rio Hache at Liverpool,
sailed Dec. 16, left the Mina loading for Liver pool.
The Hanover, at St. Helena, leaky, transferring coolies to the
American ship Marmion, for Trinidad.

The Madagascar, froni East London for Port Elizabeth, has
been wrecked at Beka.

. ARBORT DUNVEUAN—IsIe of Skye - Jan. 22 : The Yemassee,
Childs, from Liverpool for Philadelphia, was driven on Chore
here on the 19th instant, and has broken in two; crew saved.
Ann Whyte, from London at Natal, after being on shore.

RIGA, Jan. 25.—A lighter, with aliout 500 barrels of sowing
seed for the John Bull, has sunk; all damaged.
SALONICA, Jan. 12.—The Greek brig Aristotele, Vajo, has been
stranded on the Cavobalabau Rocks, opposite Cassandra, and
there are little hopes of saving her,
TRIESTE, Jan. 20.—The Giovannino, Pianilla, froin Catania,
arrived here yesterday with damage to sails, rigging, and part
of cargo, &c., thrown overboard. The Elena it, Giaja, from
Smyrna, arrived yesterday with part of cargo, &c., thrown over-
board. The Moria, Martinolich, from Larnaca, arrived here
yesterday with loss of topgallant masts, and damage to standing'
and running rigging, &c. _ _

SPEZIA, iin.lL=l>ut in : The Guisseppino, Guisseppe, from
Ibrail for Malta (grain), with damage.
MIRAMICHI, Jan. I.—The Brothels (brigantine), from Quebec,
broke adrift from New Richmond, Dec. 22, and was last seen
about 30 miles below Bathurst. From the prevalence of westerly
winds, it was supposed she would go into the Gtfil.
ST. JOHN, N. 8., Jan. 10.—The brig Charles, Henry, from
Drogheda for this port, was totally lost on Ragged Island (N.S.)
Jan. 8 ; materials saved trifling.
Tuxis, Jan. 16.—The following vessels were lost on the coast

during the gale of the 10th to the 11th instant : —The English-
brig Linda, in ballast. was lost at Galipia, south of Cape Bon;
crew saved. The Sardinian schooner-brig Affezione, Ghanedo,

from Genoa,

and a Neapolitan

Perroletti

master, front Girgenti for Marseilles, were wrecked at Galipia,
south of Cape Bon; crews saved. A French brig sailing from
Candia for Marseilles, near Mahmoura ; crew saved. The Ottoman
brig Buona Sorte, from Albania (timber), near Soliman ; crew
saved. The Neapolitan brig S. Catleto, Costagliola, from Girgenti
for Marseilles (sulphur), at Duhos ; six, of the crew lost. The
Neapolitan schooner San Carmelo, from ltodosto for Naples, near
Port Farine; crew saved. The Spanish vessels Enrico, Miseri-
cosdia, and Destino, were also wrecked near here; crews saved.
Seto, Jan. 11—The Austrian polacre Sion, from Odessa far
Trieste (grain, skins, &c.), was wrecked on the Antipsara Rock
Jan. 3.•

BORDEAUX, Jan. 23.—The Archeveque, of Nantes, in droppin4
down the river, ran foul of a barge, and had her bowsprit
damaged.

MAitsEILLEs, Jan 26.—Arrived : The Panther (s.s.), from
Malta, with Calcutta and China mails, which would leave for
London at 10. _

LA Tarxrt Jan. 16.--Put in : The Therese Rose, from Colon
(Aspinwall) ; and Brest, for Bordeaux.
FREDRIKSHAVN, Jan. 21. The Frantz, from Aarhuus (barley),
sprung a leak in the North Sea, during the late gales, in carry-
ing a press of sail in order to clear the coast of Jutland, and put
in here Jan. 20 to discharge and repair. .

-11 A;;;;;, Jan.. 11. -Tie John (schoonea),, Ozong, has been
'wrecked at Isle de Meat, near Port au Basque ; the cargo was
lost and the vessel full of water.

DEAL, Jan. 2G.—Arrived : The Mary Ann, and Ariosto, from
Odessa ; Frederick, Newcastle ; Jane Green, Sunderland.
2"illl.—Eliza Hunter, Demerara.; Sophia Ferrard, Shields ;
Carrickfergus, Mauritius ; Circassian, and Hayti, Westward.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 25.—Arrived : The Roe, from Shields (for
Oporto) ; Prince Albert, Ismail ; Evangeline, Taganrog; Euphe-
min Tampico ; Elizabeth Ann, Marianople. Off the port : The
Deptford, from Taganrog. Sailed : The Teresa (s), for London ;
Chowdean, Glasgow ; Rapid, Havre ; Wiltshire, Hull; Jeddern,
Grimsby ; Petit Corporal, Stockton ; Salmeiro d'Aveiro, London.
YARMOUTH, Jan. 6..—Put in : The Joseph Hume, Cann, from
Malaga for Philadelphia, with loss of sails.

Report by the Princeton, Bell, arrived here from New Orleans
spoke the following ♦essels :
Jan. 19, Etna (s.), hence to New York, in lat 51 N., lon 18 W.,

Jan. 24, PrincC a the Seas, hence to Melbourne, Bards(
bearing S.W., distance 10 miles.

FOREIGN PO,ITS.
The Julian de 'Vnzueta, for Havannah, has put back,
Locomotive, heuce at Cadiz.

Eddystone, hence at Calcutta

Carthage (ss), from Calcutta at gong Kong.
Rajah, from long Kong at Manilla.
Paz, hence at Manilla.
Robert Pul.sford, Smith, from Calcutta ; and Palmerstx

grave, from Madrs, at Si. 'Teter

Earl of Elgin, Reid, from Calcutta; Berhampore, Smith, from
Bombay, and Choice, Crozier) from Colombo, at St. Helena—all
for London.

lJna, Smith, from Mauritius at St. Helena, for Queenstown
Jubillee, Aden, and Austell - all off St. Helena, Dec. 28.

Rydal, *hippie, hence at Natal ; crossed the bar after being
lig,btened.

West Derby, from Macao ; Joseph Fletcher, Cook, from
Shanghae; Friar Tuck, Richardson, from Canton; Assyrian,
Shepherd, from Shanghae, and Melovia, Cooper, from Canton
at Anjer— all for London.
Maha Fiance, from Calcutta, off St. Helena Dec. 14, for London.
Moulin, from Madras ; and Contest, from Calcutta both at
St. Helena, Dec. 17.