The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-30 00:00:00

CLEARED

April 28

Maria
Archangel
Swlthamley Calcutta
Rona'd r
Achil cs
Amy Louisa ... ...... „Narva

ENTERED F
April 28,

Erromanga...... C G. Hope, &c.
-Ebrxrcra.) Corunaa. &c
A iam Carr . Fernando Pc
Fax Enund Genoa
Ellen Owen Genoa
Champion Hammerfest
F,lnandes Lisbon
Jura (s.)
Lea 'der.. Maxanharn
• Cora' Montreal
J. P. Harwood.. ....New Orleans

OUTPORTS.

GI eenoelc April 29.—Sailed —Expert, for Demerara; and Peerless
Boston, U.S.
Belfast, April 29.—Sailed—Charlotte for Havre.
Queenstown, April p9.—Arrived off —3l indora from Callao.
. .. „

Dublin, April 'AL—Arrived—Foyle (s.s.), from London ; and Bella-
claire, Antwerp, " ,

Kingstown, April 2g.—Arrived— Waterloo, Newry nr Aberystwith.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, April 29.
Loftus, Higginson, from Newport at Amlweh, in a sinking state
having struck on the coal rock. •

liolyheal, April 27.—Argos, hence to Newfoundland, which put
in here leaky, is discharging part of her cargo to go into the graving
dock.

Waterford, April 27.—• St. George, Scott, from Liverpool to New.
fonndland, put in here to day in -a leaky state, after being ashore
near Tuskar on a sand bmik.

Malta,' April 18.—Halifax, hence to Queenstown, put back leaky.
Fa'moutli, April 2g,—Arrived—Sarah Currin, from Cardiff for
Point de Galle, leaking forwards and pumps choked —Eliza Bawen,
from Grangemouth to Pernambuco, leaky, and must lighten.
Shanghae, Marc', 7. Blublo, arrived, here from London, had been
ashore on the south bank; she will be docked and ex .mined.

Calcutta, March 21.—The Malacca, from Adelaide, is leaky, and
will be docked. The Merlin, from Melbourne, grounded in the , iver,
and will be docked. The Gertrude lost topmasts, &c., in a squall;
they are being replaced.
Singapore, Ma ch 19.—The Henrietta Matia, from Macao to
Havannah, was brought in here, having been picked up at sea with
a few of her crew, who gave a very contradictory account of what
has become of her officers and the greater number of the coolies.—
The I'6lavian ship Carmen, from sw stow to Callao, sunk March 9,
with 10 coolies, by whom she had bean set on fire. Toe master and
6 passengers arrived hcre, March 21.—A European v, mei is reported
to be wrecked near Sinkin, and her crew murdered by the Sinkanes
people, who plundered the wreck.
st. Petersburg, April 26:—The frost still continues, and Cronsta
will remain inaccessible for fire present. The Mate, from Shields to
Suez, was scuttled off the Island of Juba April 4, her cargo (coals)
having ignited.

VESSELS' REPORTS.
Report by the Calpe (s.s.), arrived here from Naples.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
April 21 .Wildeman, for Hambro 37 N.. (19W.
Apr.l 21.. Alaris Elizabeth, Bireelona to artepool, off
Cape St. Vincent.
April 23.. Ignezpe Ca.stro (sA.), off Cape Finnisterre.
April A.—Bremen barque, showing No. 187 49 N.. 08 W.
April 26.. Andes (s.s.), hence to Coostanttnople. 49 N.. OS W.

F10ur..... barrels..... sacks.

LONDON MINING MARKET.-APRTL 29

The market for h:me mining stocks remit es flat in character.
Vrry little business is going torward, apart from the sttt!ement.
Whral Edsor.l shares, however, are more enquired for, and are
marked rik. The only other transaction recorded in the Stock Ex-
change is-in Sortridge Consols shares at
• Foreign descriptions exhibit no movement.