Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-10-26 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Cork, Oct. 21—The troop hip Princess Charlotte has arrived. She
is aground on Barrack's ' oint.
Yarmouth (Norfolk), Oct 23 —The ship Ontario, Balfour, of and
from shie ds fir Suez, str.ick °rt. the Barker Sand and immediately
went to pieces ; crew, excepting the chief orOcer, perished.
Southamp'on, Oct*. 22.—The Rhone (s.s.), from Liverpool, which
arrived at Gil ra'tar on the 15th inst.. was in contact with a French
vessel in the Straitsthe precious night, and took into port the greater
part of her c ew. The Rtone received only slight damage. [Hem. :-
The Rhone arrived at Genoa, Oct 21.7
Kingstown, Oct. 24.—The brig thnry, of Drogheda, from Liverpool
to Limerick with co ds, put in h re with loss of fore'opmast, &c.
Deal, Oct. 22.—The Gymer, arr've I In the Downs, reports that the
barque Royal So ereign, of Belfast, was on shore on Miramichi Bar on
the 27th ult.
Milford, Oct. 22 —The Earl of Errol, from Newcastle to Dublin,
was seen on shore at St. Ann's Head 1 st night in a sinking state,
having sprung a leak at sea ; crew saved; materials b ing landed.
Constantinople, Oct. 14.—There were several accidents at the Sulina
to shipping, b and upwards about the 10th hest., but the details were
imp••rfe ctly known.
Grimsby, Pct. 23.—1 t is said that a schooner sunk last bight tie r
Gunthorp Haven.
Folkestone. Oct. 23. At tvo 'o'clock on Friday morning, the
roll er brie Charles, Waters, of Exeter, from Shields for Teignmouth,
was in colision with the Belcian barque Progre•s, of Ostend, from
r iverpool for Antwerp (gall). The brig almost immediately went
down ; all hands saved, an I brought in here from the barque which
;ut into D -tve••, being much damaged. The crew of the brig were
for wardel to Lo Ann by Captain Kennicott, Agent of the Shipwrecked
F isherm dm and 3Lr'nero' Society.

EB3ELS'REPORTS.
report by the Meroo, tvrivrd here from ikyab.
Spo`xe. In lat. Ton.
ratriot Queen, for Calcutta. . .
Oct. 3.. Lubin, bound S.W .. • . ........ ..............20 N.. 34 W
Oct. 17.. Jane Anderson, bowl.' S.W.. .....
SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon
In¢. 24...8rag +nza. be.lce to Valparaiso • _49 5..46 w
Aug. 27.. EPM irald hence t Calcutta .. ........... 10 N.. 22 E
Se t. 2.. Defiance Kingstown to C lcutta.. —O4 5..20 NV
Sap'. 24.. Ann Liffey, Bombay to Lb erpool ............15 N.. 26 W
Sept. 27.. Oliver Moses'; and Kennebec, Curtit—both
hence to Havannah, cff Cap:. Antonio.
Oct, t.. Shark, hence to Para ...... 47 N.. 11 W
Oct 10. G m of the Nith, hence to Caylon, w ith loss of
guar' er boat, a qu ntity of bulwarks, topgal-
lant rails, and bowsprit damaged ..44 N.. 07 W
FOREIGN PORT 9.

Erromanga, Goodchild. I ence at Sison's Bay.
Nil Desperandum,lllg, from Cadiz ; Hoand, Harvey, from
rporto ; Surprise, Buller, ..from Nempoq ; Hope, Mountain, from
Figneria, ; and Spay, Rophr, from Pernambuco—all at St. John,
NF. _ . _

Tritonia, Milbu n, and Alps (s s.), Hockley—both hence at Con-
stantinople.
Thee•salis (1.5 ), Flinn from Alexandria at Ma'ta.
Ifabella, Thomas, berce at St. IVazarro.
illiam, Andr,a, hence at Warn,mand,,
Susanna, Uffen, and Avr-hire Lass, M Fie—both h-nco at Narva•
Dodo (•.e), and Pilot, C ,ok—both hence at 'Moe%
Johann•°, sailed fro n Mal iga for Vverpool. Oct. 13.
Tenerieffe (s s.), sailed ft m Gibraltar 'or Trieste, Oct. 14.
Salacta, sailed from Pillace f •r Liver o 1, Oct 17.
Turia, from Dania-sailod for Li ,erpool, Oct. 17.
Polly, Ha, rle, hence at Schelde.

AMERICAN SHIPPING.
NEW YORK OCT. 14.

As the steamer Niaga-a was ente,ing 'oaten harbour on the night
or the Bth inst., when a quarter cf a mile from the Light, came in
collision with the Orle ns packet schqoner Henrietta Maria, Smith,
from Boston io Cape Cod, sinking her in a very few minutes; the
crew, except ore man, were saved. The H. M.'s cargo consisted of
groceries valued at 5,000 d liars, and was not insured. The vessel
was also not insured. Captain Smith had no light at the time of the
collision

The ship Hepe, Merrill, from Shields. has experienced heavy
westerly weather ; was 15 days making 175 miles to the westward.
Sept 17, daring the gale, sprung a leak.
Capt. Ackley, of the brig Esstera Star, at New Orleans from
Charle,ton, reports having seen, on the 22nd nit , in lat. 32 15, lon 79
30, a schooner, apparently new, about 150 tons, water-logged and
abandoned, with I.er foremast and maintopmast gone, and lying to
windward, still attached t i the ve+sel by the rigging. She had Leen
in that condition apparently but a very short time. Ran close along-
ssde of her, but could discover no one on board. Her boats were
gone, and could not make her out, it blowing a heavy gale of wind at
the time, with a very heavy sea. The last four letters of the nano on
her stern were " ford."

Muscongus Carter, from Liverpool at Baltimore, Oct. 11.
Wi Him Penn, Meade, !Wind from Baltimore for Liverpool, Oct. 11.
Flornece Nightingale, Ga es, cleared at Boston for Liverpool,
Oct. 12.

("dom., Rol-ins, from Liverpool at Bncksport. Oct. B.
Ameilean Un'en, Otis, from Liverpool at New Orlean., Oct. 3,
George West, Conch, from Liverpool below New Orleans, Oct 5.
Marshfield, Torrey, cleared at New Orl, ans for Liverp 01, Oct. 5.
James Titc,mbe, Sea Belle, an l Mallory, loading at New Orleans
for Liverpool, Oct. 3.

T. B. Ba-tram, Cray, sailed from Ch r'eston for 1 iyerpool, Oct. 7.
Atlantic U.S. &LSO. Comstoce, Liverpool at New York, Oct 12.
Northumberland, Spencer. from London at New York, Oct. 10.
Alma, Saunders, from Card'ff at New York, Oct. 10.
A lamode, Crocker, from City Point, (Va ), Oct. 8.
Eventirie,Pa'ridge, from Liverpool at Wilmington. Oct. 8.
Isla id City, Stevens, from Liverpool at Bucksport, Sept. 30.
Argo, Bonson, cl-ared at New York for Southampton, Oct. 13.
Compromise, Ch ld., cleared at New York for Liverpool, Oct. 13.
Peth hire, Hutchinson, from 1 iverpool at Ns w Weans Oat. 2.
. .

J. e. Whitney, Gray, Liverp'olat ke.v Orleans,

Tempest, Wli.tn,y. &eared at New Orleans for Liverpool, Oct 1.
Niagara (R.M S.), Wickham, from Liverpoo:a. Boston, Oct. 8.
W. F. Starer, Comery, from Liverpool at Boston, Oct. 8.

BIRTH S.
Oa the 23rd inst., at Parkiled, Birkenhead, the wife of Mr. John
Hay, Architect, of a son.

DEATIIS

Nr We have hem requested to contradict the sta'ement of the death
of Mr. Robinson of Hope-place, as publ shed in the Daily P,st
and Journal of t4aturday last.

Ikea Births, Marriages, and Deaths, ara only inserted-when gent
to oar Office duly authenticated.

LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.

Week Ending October 14, 1857.
ADMITTED.

In the House last Saturday
In-patlents
Out-patients
Casuals daring week