The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-16 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Liverpool, Jan. 15.—The Gossypium, for Bombay, has put back
leaky, having been as far as 40 wiles S. W. of. Tuskar.—T; e Egyp-
tian (s.s.), that arrived here on Wednesday, li,ts XlO,OOO in specie.
• Southampton, Jan. 14.—Most of the vessels that were driven
ashore at Gibraltar. on the 25th and 26th. Dec., were got of with
more or less damage.
Kilkee.—A ste,n board, marked' cir G: Campbell, was picked up
on the rocks at Farnhee, JAIL 6. -
Chailotte• Town, P. E. 1., Dec.•l2.—The vessels rerently frozen
up at Bertigue have been cut clear of the lee.

St. John, N. 8., Dec. 29. —The Annie Laurie, Cook, Liverpool to
Queenstown; is on shore near Petit Passage, likely to be a wreck.
Newfoundland, Dec. 17.--Several Neaseli wer,) driven ashore at
Harbor Grace during the ,ale reverclay, and the brig Kelpie and
several other vessels are serrous7y damged. ' - - -
Libb,m, Jan. B.—A vessel, name u.:known, was wrecked off Cape
St. Vincent, Dec. 25. Crew drowsed; seven of the bodies have been
washed on shore. and a plank with she name "John B " on it.
The Monte Videan (a.), of Uruguay, from Paraguay to Buenos
Ayres. struck on a snag and sunk in the Paraguay. Passengers
and crew saved.

Glenlion, Oliver, hence at Queenstown for Syra, bobstay garn-
moniugs carried away by a heavy sea.

SPCIIEN.

In let. Lon.
Dec. 17... Typhoon, hence to New York 49 N.. 29 W.
Nov. 5.. Coromandel, hence to Calcutta
Nov. 16.. Genghis Khan, London to 5131 m ta l3 6.. 4 W.
Oct. 27.. Alice Walton, hence to. Launceston

Report of the John Melhuiso, arrived here from Calcutta. P.,s,ed
St. Helena on the 3rd ult. On the 10th inst., in let. 51) N., lon. 13
%V., encounttred a violent hurricane from S., veering to N.W.,
shipping great quantities of 'Water, filling the decks, and washing
ev rything out of the lashirgs; split sai s, &c.
Spoke In lat. Lon.
Nov. 21.. Isibella Harnett, Calcutta to Liverpool 33 5..13 E.
Nov. 3.. Queen of the Wave (Van DLinan's Land),
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to London..

FOREIGN PORTS.
Margaret Elizabeth, Sanderson, from England et Monte V.deo.
Farren ; Cynthia, Kemp ; and Isabella, Ashbridge—all
h a e at Euenos Ayres. •
tzir Charles Napier E aiied from Rio Janeiro for Cilia°, Nov. 3).
Zone, Fullerton, from Chinches at Rio Janeiro for Queenstown,
leaky.
Mystery, and Deodata—both hence at Rio Janeiro]
Truema, Luins, hence at Havannab.
Coronblo, hence at A
Br:ti,h Qoeen, hence at Me,sina.
El Duero, hence at Marseilles.
Tejo from Marseilles at Cadiz. and sailed for Corunna.
Paxton sailed tram Prince Edward Island for Liverpool, Dec. 8,
after repairing.
Abel Gower, hence at Lisbon,
Esther, Osborne, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Archer, Lewis, from Ilho do Sal at Rio Janeiro.

Q•ieen of the West, Murray, hence at Icahia,-;ind: sailed, Dec. 5,
for Melbourne.

Emperor, itchell Crusader, Hinde ; Champion, Edgar; Walton,
Stanky ; and Earl Grey. Bell—all hence at Bahia.
Ithutiel, Lang, and Humphrey Nelson, Nelson, from Rio Janeiro ;
Juventa, Whs,:n, from Glasgow ; and John Scott, Williamson, from
London—all at Buenos Ayres,
Spirit of the Times, Martin, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco,
and sailed for Rio Grande del Norte, Dec. 10.
Naaphante, Orr, from "Maceio at Pernambuco, and sailed fir
Liyerpool, Dec. 13.
Anne Melhuish, from Bahia at Pernambuco,and sailed for Par,lba.
Helen, lieynoliis • and William Thomas, Palfrey—both from
Newfoundland at Pernambuco.
Suffolk sailed from BUenos Ayres for Liver Pool. Nov. 25; Margaret
Elizabeth, for London, Nov. 25 ; Tickler, and Witch of the Wave,
for Mauritius, Nov. 5; and Astarte, for Valparaiso, Nov 15.
1 anthe sailed from Monte Video for Liverpool, Nov. 18; Hannah
Eastee, for London, Nov. 18 ; Isabella, for Kingstown, Nov. 8; and
Regina, for Mauritius, Nov. 19.
Senator, and Ranger—both sailed from Bahia, for Liverpool, Dec.
6.
T ady Sale, hence at Maranham.
Eliza Bain, Corrigal, hence at Havannah.
Ville de Rivadeo, hence at 'I eneriffe. and sailed for Manilla.
James Stewart, Taylor, from Newfoundland at Bahia and sailed
for Liverpool.
Walter Bain, hence at Bahia, and sail'd on her return. I
Inca (s.s.), Bewley, hence at Monte Video.
Indus, Black, from Buenos Ayres at Monte Video,
Dank' Jeffries, hence at Monte Video.

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Gertrucits, from Patagonia; George Robinson, Peniston, from
Bahia; and Texian, Quin, from Guayleguaychu —all at Monte
Video.

Queen, Richards hence at Vigo for Genoa. leaky. and discharging.
Julia sailed from Pernambuco for Paraiba and Liverpool, Nov.
22 ; Icenl. for Maceio and Liverpool, Nov. 26 ; Queen, for Paraiba
and the Channel, Dec. 7; Friend•, for Paraiba and the Channel.
Dec. 8; Flo .tlng Cloud, for Paraiba and Liverpool, Dec. 21 ; H cr.
intone, for Lirerrool, Dec. 10; and Chamois, for the Channel, Dee..
11. • .

BIRTH.
On the 13th Inst., at 65, Egerton-street, the wife of Mr. Wm, H,
Crewe, of a son.

On the 6th December, at•Pernambueo, by the Right Rev. the Lord
Bishop, at his privite dispel, James Halliday, Esq., to 'semi Celes-
tina, daughter of .1. F, Rodirioues, all of that city.
DEA'T'HS
On tilt: yth age•l 42, Mr. Wm. S. Rnmson, of Kensington.
O❑ the 15th inst., at 4, Salisbury-strcet, Caroline, daupter of
David P. Thomson, Esq., M.D.

0. Births, Warriaeres° and Deaths, are only inserted when sent
to our Office duly authenticated.

ACCIDENTS IN "grisns.—Two inquests were held on Tues-
day, and both of them resulting from fatal accidents in
ironstone mines. The first was held at Clay Cross, on the
body of Felix 111• Guinness, a youth twenty years of age. On
Saturday evening the decease attempted, in the dusk, to
ascend the RR, and whilst abmit half way up he became
exhusted, and fell to the bottom, a distance of nearly forty
yards. The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death,"
and ensued the bailiff of the mine for having permitted
the boys to milk. in..the„pitorithout proper supervision.
The next inquest was held at a.ontield, on the body of John
Redford Shufll bottom, who was killed on Friday by the
fall of a large quantity of earth. The deceased was yen-
teen years of age, and was working with two otaers in the
pit. They were getting ironstone, and working from the
lower part of the strata upwards. There had been an old
working underneath the floor of the mine in which they were
engaged. A portion of this floor gave way, and fell in, and
the props which supported the roof having been removed by
the tall, the roof gave way, and a great mass of earth fell
and burfi ffl ed Shuebottom altr3. lie lived several hours
after the accident, and when the men had mined to within
three yards of him they heard him calling out for help.
TLey answered, and asked him how 116 was ; when he
answered that he thought his legs were chopped off. Al-
though the utmost exertions were used, the body vias not
recovered till Saturday evening, at eleven o'clock, at which
time the deceased was dead and cold. Re had not been
heard to speak after half past twelve on Friday at noon.
The jury returned a verdict of " Accidental death"

F L:U 0 ACID.
FLUORIC ACID may 4e-obtained, of Superior Quality, from
EDWARD P. HOll.Ni : Manufacturing Chemist, Sheffield,.
• :Whal•ol.3 and for Etirportation.
Sheffield, January, 1;157. -v!t ;2 •
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WHITS AND Sorr SKIN.—To obtain this desideratum'
use Wiiliump',Alrneifij 'l',:blet, the surest and most pleosant
remedy for chappe bands, spre throats, or any roughness
or redness of th., skin. Ilita preparation will be found
much superior to-sueh noxious compounds as camphor ball,
&c. ; and being free from grease, and perfumed with otto of
roses, makes it an in!',i,pmsabk toilette reouisite.—May be
had frdrr all ehemi=t, in b,xes"at Is 11d, and from the
proprethr. Terrick Wtlliarns "(late Rawn), Chemist, 79,
Lord-street, Liverpool. Wholesale agents,—Clay, Dod,
Case, Raimes and Co.—Advt.

FOLEY'S AMETITCXN GOLD PENS.—Charles
wholesale and retail stationer, 19, South John•street,
respectfully intimates to merchants, traders, and d.alers,
that he has been appointed •sole agent for the sale of Foley's
celehritted American Gold. Veils, which are universally
acknowledged to' he 'far suppric.r to any other manufactured
either in Atnelica or•this ennatrv, 'They are sold cheaper,
are made .of the test gold, d iih superior points, and are
warranted to. wear at least ten yews.. In, America they
have b' en extensively used for that period, and are pre-
ferred to new The prices range from dye shillings to
a guinea, 'each.- Supplied whokslle by Charles Willmer,
19, Smith John-street, Liverpool.—Advt.
• RAWLES' PECTORAL COUGH LOZENGES FOR THE CURE OF
COUGHS. COLDS, ASTHMA, 'Soars THROATS, &c.--These
Lozenges, whjch, tor many years bore hcld the highest
reputation, will be found a must invalnable remedy for all
affections of the lungs, relieving and s'rengthening them,
thereby protecting them from future attzeks of cold and
consequent inflammation. For !looping cough in children,
they are an infallible, safe, and pleasant remedy. Prepared
only by Terrick J. Williams (late Rawl()' Pharmaceutical
Chemist, 79, Lord-street, 'Liverpeol.—Sold itiboxes at is
lid, 2s 9d, and 4s 61— Advt.