Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-28 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENC

HIGH V
Moi

VATER.

Even. Height
8.42 12 .8

Taxa DAT

ND
'.N.W,—Moderate.

At LrvEttpoot.,—W
rr HOLYHEAD,—W

A R
Athalie Nantes
Auguste Ghent
Braganca (ss) Oporto
Ballark Nantes
British Flag Bombay
British Queen Antigua
Brilliant
Ellen • Nantes
Freyea
Ballarat ...... ...Adelaide
Frigga Baisein
Enterprise Trinidad
Freeman Rio Hache
Wanderer St. Lucia
Ohio .... Cardenas
Tajo (ss) Barcelona
Reine des Anges ....Nantes

IVED

Marie
Coquette
Union
Orwell
Pet
Maria Kaye
Auguste

Surprise ...
Zion Hill
David Mqier
Portena

Sommorostro
Douro (ss) .
Inverna ....

Sierra

Foreman

A
Crimea Algiers
Andreas ....Port-au-Prince
Casilda Cuba
Adelaide Havannah
Mary .St. Thomas
Mantura ....Harbour Grace
Jesusa
Kirkdale Cagliara
MARITIME

E D .
St. James ....... .134:51
Emanuel'
Alberdina ...... • • • 'or
Cambria (ss) ..... • • •Listot
Magrico .....
Dreadnought .. • • .v.,410
F. Haab ....... •"d

EXTRACTS

LIVERPOOL, Stine o.'o
The Universe, from St. John's, N.B. in going iligt
Brunswick Dock, caught by the bilges, and stuck 1"010
the inner entrance, where she had to discharge part of
to float her.
The City of Washington (ss), leaving New York °ono!'
18th inst., was appointed to call at St. John's, New
land, to bring forward the Edinburgh's passengers.
lIUNA, June 22.—Passed through Pentland Frith froo
morning : The Mary Wighton, M'lntosh. Dundee'ofo
Liverpool (rock salt) for Riga ; all well. The care
brig Thetis, Porter, of Arbroath, stranded at Strome
viously reported), is now about saved upon the rlO.O,
Stroma—all above the hold beams, and above the rcfe
fair, or we may say good condition, but all below ti:deriii
beams is saturated with salt -water ; indeed, CO cti/
where the ship struck, it is a wonder that even the
saved their lives. itf re!
Ginna.LTAR, June 18.—The Austrian barque 'JAI
Tomicich, from Tunis, reports that on or about AP -or/
she was chased by a Riff boat, off Cape Tres Fore's.%
considerable time, but a fresh breeze having sprung2o
was enabled to clear the coast, and thus escaped.
having this morning come round to the east, all tiiqa fie
rous windbound in this bay, Algeciras Roads, 31100.
behind the Rock—in all 300 to 350 sail—proceede
ward. Many of them have been detained upwards ,

weeks. 41"
I.V
NEW YORK, '
June 11.—The brig B. T. Martin ,'
from Matanzas for Gothenburg, put into Newlrtrt.f,
sth instant, for water. The British schooner Alu'irr
Salem; was in contact on the night of the 31d instant, (,),
Desert, with an unknown ship, and had bowsprit earl-041,0i
David Pine, one of the crew of the schooner, is missitio4
it is supposed that he got on board the ship. The brig .0 Ft
King, Brown, from Havannah, reports :—May 27.
long. 79 45, James Hopkins, seaman, a native of P„-bel
fell or jumped overboard; got the boat out, but the_Ar' or
a heavysea at the time stove the boat, and had Inirolj
to save the._ second mate and two men frorn,,,
ing: 4th instant—Had a heavy gale from N, whiugg" pFO
36 hours: 7th --Saw • a great. many articles br
picked up a life preserver, which appeared to havebeenol
short time in the water. June 11: During a Squall in. tile ,/
noon, the. N. -and H. Gould, Smith, from Mal9g3',.s
lying at anchor in the North River,. was run into 10
mud scows, in tow of a steam-tug, and was so badly as,,re
that. she 'had to be run on. shore on Jersey -Flats, t°,„l'Vtl'i
her from -sinking. The ship Jacob Scammel, ocNe"oefi
for St. John (N. 8.), in passing through the -031.49
Lubeck, touched the bottom, but came off the same",‘„,
proceeded. [N.B. Probably the J. A. Stamler, f The t'7.4
York, which arrived at St. John (N.B), June 3.] ~;isst tl
Nebraska, of Windsor (N.S.), from Cumberland "'tit 4
for this port, struck upon the Mayagnana Reef, sibitly;,
miles from Grand Turk, May 13, but was got off
aid of wreckers, and put into that port. Th,eoci
sustained but;
,slight damage, and -would pro

voyage

OUTPORTS.
GRAVESBNP, June 27. —Arrived : Fides; Neo,V
Lione, Gravelines • Ferret, Gravelines • Anne, Ner
;
Vier Ge Vustis, Stralsund ; Melbourne (ss),
Charlotte, " Port Beaufort; James Holmes, ssfi'
Regini, Canterbury ; Ilona, St. John's,. N: B. ; T/agl4!
Abbeville ; Etherald, Antwerp •' Ailsa, Bombay ;, 0115
Bombay ; Maria, Hudeckswall: Sailed :
Melbourne ; Welflet for Port Philip • Princess Clot

„ .
Cape of Good Hope; Liverpool, Fes York. Pottlii
,
DiAL, Juno' 27.—Anehored and Passed: li,
London to.Janpica ; Benares, London to Calcatta..orto
Cloud, London to Thiston • Eurphroyne, to ceil
1
Cincinattus, i London to Port Phillip; CronSper',
London to Santander ; Providence, London to ~ 's!l.
Maid of Athens, Hull to Constantinople; Bidloo' pi*.
castle to New York ; Frederick William, Darittic; :.,,,

to Dunkercitter“-eos'ie, SierreLeone to' London.
QnßENFrows„..tune 27.-- Arrived: Propene! 7.16 c
Milford Haven Reward, LisbOn for Cork ;
Milford. Sailed: Freeman, for Liverpool ; 1'1.5
Lourlotg Clarinda, Hull.
fro 11/11
BELtAsT., June 2C> —Arrived : Temora (a),

Charles Tennant, St. Valery.
GREENOCK, Itlke 27. Arrived : Shandon, frocato
Eliza, Areplect; Haiten Cafftle, Rouen • Orwell N9ll

FOREIGN PORTS.
James Smith, Calhoun • Tribune, Irvin(

„dOrley

all hence at New MIA. Whi"
Chancellor,- Borland -; -Bdddle; EVesi yore'
Kerr Neva
Recorder, Tribune, Cathohn, 'all hence at
Recorder, Osborne, from Bombay at New:York.
City of Manchester. (s s.) hence at New. York Ju
Fulton (s.s.), from Southampton at New York Jurlifli
Humber, Harmonica, and Admiral, all hence at 111,e,,:'
Estrella, . Rodrigue, and Marengo, Doughty, both
Havannab.
W. B. Dean, from Glasgow
Mongolia. hence ; all atßoston
Eloise, Collins, hence at Philadelphia
Wasp, Lewis, hence at Wilmington.
Marthine, hence at Boston. JOG
Argo (s.s.), Halpin, from Galway. at New York at Il'
Rappahannock, Empire, and J. I..corton, all hence

Wolfe, from riet°l