The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-23 00:00:00

CLEARED

VESSEL'S REPORT.

Abstract of the log of the British and North American Royal
Mail Steam-ship Arabia, James Stone, Commander, arrived here
from Boston, via Halifax.
Feb. 11, noon, received the mails; 00.15, left the wharf; 1.15,
pilot left; strong breezes and cloudy weather.
Feb. 12, wind north, course east, distance 260 miles; noon, mode-
rate and clear; 10.15 p.m., arrived at Halifax; 11.50 p.m., received
the mails ; midnight, left Halifax.
Feb. 13, wind S.S.W., course S. 53 E., distance 140 miles, in lat.
43 ;" N., lon. 60.26 W.; noon, moderate gales and clear weather.
Feb: 14. ,;ind west, course S. 84 E., distance 300 miles, 11 lat.
W ; noon, light winds and cloudy.
43.46 N lon 53 ' '
;'„ „„; L. 'nurse S. 85 E., distance 258 [miles, in lat.
"'n— " breezes and cloud's'
'44 N. lon. 4i W.; noon, ffes...
E distance 290 miles, in lat
Feb. 16, wind north, course ~. cloudy.
46 N., lon. 40 40 W.; noon, moderate ,nee 250 miles, in lat.
Feb. 17, wind north, course N. CO E.,
45.08 N., lon. 31.34 W.; noon, moderate and (34.., miles, in lat
Feb. 10, wind south, course N. 70 E., distance •;S-/ .
42.30 N., ion. 27.35 W. ; noon, light winds and cloddy.
Fe,. 19, wind south, Course N. 80 E., distance 300 miles, 1..
50.25 N., lon. 19.40 W. ; noon, fresh gales and cloudy.
Feb. 20, wind S.W.. course N. 87 E., distance 305 miles, in fat
50.30 N., lon. 11.39 W.; noon, strong gales and cloudy; 7.30 p ra.,
made Old fle,d, of Kinsale Light.
Feb. 20, wind west; 6.31 p.m, arrived in Liverpool; passed the
H.M.S. Persia, on Point Lynas

- lat.

sailed
Report of the Violet, Pack, arrived here from St. Nichae7s;
Feb. 4. Left there—The Caro ine Lesure, and Lioness, seeking, but
nothing offering. Left loading—The Nonpariel, Blue Jacket, and
Fidelio.

Report by the Golden Eagle, Cape, arrived here from Monte
Video. In ht. Lon.
Jan. 11—Signalled the barque Blenheim, bound
south
Jan. 12.. Signalled the ship Columbia, of Liver-
pool, with passengers, bound to the
southward lO 10 S.. 34 00 W.

Report by the Eliza Barsa, Wellington, arrived; at New York.
Jan. 24, spoke the Tasmania, hence, short of provisions, and supplied
her; would proceed to Nassau (no Ist.)

FOREIGN PORTS.
Volante, May. hence at St. Michaels.
Bredalnane., Cutter, hence at Genoa.
Italian (s.s.), hence at Havre.
Mary Ann sailed from Belize for Liverpool, Jan. 13.
Rhone (s.s.)-, sailed from Genoa for Liverpool, Feb. 11.
Deogaum, hence at Mica. . j
Inea (s.s.), hence at Valparaiso.
Derwent, and Liffey—both hence at Barbadoes.
Castries, hence at St. Lucia.
Magician, hence at Laguayra
Elus, hence at Laguayra with a few packages of cargo damaged by
sea water.

Tara, hence at Aden.
Eliza Pirrie sailed from Aden, Jan. 13; and Alma, Jan. 19 —both
for Bombay.
Berkley sailed from Aux Cayes for Liverpool, Jan. 14.
Bernhard, Hansen, hence at Frederic'ishaven.
Karnak (s.s.), from Messina at Palermo, and left for Liverpool.
Calpe (s.s.), Downes, hence at Palermo.
Daring, Gray, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Joven Claudio, hence at Mayaguez.
Martin Luther, from Shields at Panama.
Gratitude, and Skiddaw—both lotdiag at Iqalque for Liverpool.
Don Ricardo, from Valparaiso at Iquique, loading for Great
pritain.