The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-08 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, April 7.
Coniston, Gordon, for the Cape of Good Hope, has put
back.
Ellen Oliver, arrived here from New Orleans, was
towed in from the Skerries, where she was ashore, by the
Montague (s.). The Ellen Oliver is much injured, water-
logged, and has lost rudder.
The Boaneraes, hence to Sydney, which put into
Queenstown, Feb. 24, with loss of fore topmast and two
topgallant masts, has now put into Plymouth, with loss of
two topgallant masts, mainmasthead, &c., and other
damage.
New York, March 23.—The Irene, from Liverpool, on
shore, broke up during a S.E. gale, March 19. Large
quantities of loose cotton were passed, March 13, in lat.
33, lon. 73 ; and several barrels and a rudder house, with
straw coloured sides and green mountings, &c., were
passed, March 12.
Salonica, April 2.—The Kurst Lewis, Wittenstein, is
ashore at Aponotne.

SPOKEN.

Feb. 14... Leopard, hence to Monte Video 25 5..,30 W.
Feb. 21...1rene l6 5...37 W.
Mar. 15...J0hn Bunyan, Bombay to Liverpool 28 N... 47 W.
Feb. 22...L0rd Raglan, Bombay to Liyerpool.2o S. . 3 W,
Mar. 11... Fairy, hence to Adelaide

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Report by the Palatine, Parfitt, arrived here from Cal
cutta; left the Sand Heads Dec. 9.

Dec. 27, in lat. 09 14 S., ion. 87 20 E., spoke tile James
Scott, from Bombay to London.

Jan. 22. in lat. 30 31 S., lon 42 55 E.. signalled a vessel
showing 3rd dist. pendant 1,589, from Batavia to Amster•
darn. _

Jan. 29, in lat. 34 57 S., lon. 23 49 E., spoke the Earl of
Mar and Kelly, from Mauritius.
Jan. 17 and 20, in lat. 28 S.. lon. 52 E
dreadful cyclone from the 1•1", E., , experienced a
the S.W. ,
which veered round to

Report of the Eliza Morrison, Bernie, arrived here
from New Orleans ; left the Bar, Feb. 19.
March 12, in lat. 38 N., Ion• 61.25 W., passed a large
quantity of a ship's berth boards, apparently cabin fur-

niture, and ,Itts amongst the above for nearly three hours
also, a vessel's topmast.
March 27, in lat. b 0.26 N., lon. 23.7 W., passed a
vessel's topmast with riggleg attached.

Report of the Agnes Garland, Thomson, arrived here
from China ; saii6d Dec. 21.
Jan. 2, in the Straits of Sunda, spoke the New Eras from
Foo Choo to Melbourne.
Jan. 6, in lat. 10.30 S.. lon. 104.0 E., spoke the Palmer-
ston, from Shanghae to London.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Don Juan, hence at Havannah.
Twin Sisters ; Emilie ; Julie—all hence at Bayonne.
":„Coramerce,.sailed from Manzanilla, Feb. 23, for Liver-
pool.
Den Nevis, Herron from Bombay at St. Helena, and
sailed, Feb. 24, for Liverpool.
SFerozepore, Watson, from Manilla at St. Helena, and
sailed, Feb. 24, for Falmouth.
City of Dublin, on St Helena.
Pearl, Hutchings, from New York at Bermuda, leaky,
having been on shore.
May Queen, Skolfield, hence. at jlavannah.
Malakoff, hence at New Orleanl.
Lady Blaney. hence at Savannah.
Philadelphia, Poole, hence at New York.
Majestic, Darrand, hence at Easton.
Alliance, sailed from Mauritius for Qucenstowr, Feb. 6.
Lilly Dale, from London at Adelaide.
Maria, Smart, hence at Adelaide.
Iron Duke, Bromage, from Moulmein; ant Pearl,
M•Kenzie, from Bombay—both at Mauritius.
Great Tasmania, Bremer, hence at Hobart Town.
Town of Liverpool, hence at Santa Martha.
Phoebe (s.s.), Coffey, from C.instantinople at Smyrna.
and left, Feb. 28, for Gibraltar.
Damascus (s s.), Bett, from Constantinople at Smyrna,
and left, Feb. 26, for Alexandria.
- Prince Arthur (s.s.), M‘Gowan, from Alexandria at
Smyrna, and sailed, March 25.
Lewis, Burnett, hence at Trieste.
Karnak (s.s.), Brownless, from Gibraltar at Malta, and
sailed for the Levant.
Etna (s.s.), Miller, from Alexandria at Malta, and sailed
for Southampton, March 29.
Anne, hence at Melbourne, Jan. 24.
Emma, hence at Melbourne, Feb. 1.
Europa, hence at Marseilles, April 2.
Catherina Gerdina, Grort, from Cardiff at Tarragona,
and sailed, March 22 for Liverpool.
Union, Schoole, hence at Ostend.
Sir W. F. Williams, sailed from Hobart Town for
Liverpool, Jan. 31.
Oliver Cromwell, sailed from Sydney for London, Jan.
19; Blair, Jan. 28, for Guam; Invincible, Jan. 29, for
Bombay.
Bessie Seawright, sailed from Mauritius for Algoa Bay,
Jan. 30 ; Ann Jane, for Amsterdam, Feb. 3 ; Paragon,
Feb. 1; Regina, and Calcutta, Feb. 3 ; Prima Donna, Feb.
4; i&nd Giaour, Feb. 5 all for Queenstown.
Tener:'ffe (s.s.) sailed from Trieste for Alexandria,
March 31.
Calpe (s.s) sall'A from Genoa for Leghorn, March 2S.

Qlommerciat *att.s

THIS DAY.

Tats DAY, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clocts, at the
Brokers' Office, 16. Exchange-buildings,
240 Mids. North American
70 Pipes South American TALL O W,
78 Cases Ea't Indian
now landing.—For particulars apply to
J. H. RAYNER & CO., Brokers

THIS DAY, the Bth instant, at Twelve o'clock, at the
Broker's Office, 7, exchange chambers
25 Casks TALLOW,
just landed ex Rattler (s), from Operto.—Apply to
FRANCES .1. EATON. Broker.

lass DAY, the Bth instant, at Twelve a'clock, at the
Broker's Office, 7, Exchange chambers,
100 Casks Fine Butchers' ASSOCIATION TALLOW,
just landel ex City of Washington, from New York.-Apply to
FRANCIg J. EATON, Brol;er

Oo account of whom it may concern.
Tills DAY, the Bth instant, at One o'clock,
16 Bales COTTON, ex Titan, from New Orleans, and about
I6Cwt COTTON PICKINGS, damaged by salt water.
Apply to JOSEFH ECCLES & CO., Brokerbuils,
Commerce dings.

THIS DAY, the Sth instant, at Twelve u'c ock,at the
Public Salesroom,
50 Rags NITRATE OF SODA, all faults.
For particulars apply to
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