The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-27 00:00:00

SPOKEN.

In lat.
hon
April 4.. Miteauley, Baltimore to Liverpool

VESSELS' REPORTS:

Report by the Samuel Willets, a'rived here from Bombay. Expe-
rienced a very heavy gale from N.E. to S.W. April g, in lat. 32 N.
lon. 4U W., lor fore and maintopsalls and foretvinast staysail, and
broke main, russetre es.

Spite. In lat. Lon.
Fpb. 16.. Forest King, from Bombay to Liverpool ...... 22 5..313 E
Feb. 20.. Aurora, Calcutta to London
Feb. 27.. Verona, Penang to London
Mar. 1.. Inclavtry, Bombay to Hull . ..... 32 5..1-1 E.
Mar. 3.. Grarada, Calcutta to Boson 29 8.. 8 E.
Mar. 22.. Marcia, Charleacoa to Buenos Ayres, on the
Eq ,ator
April 8.. Nova Zembla, Batavia to Rostock 18 NT.. 37 W.

Report by the Fanny Nicholson, from Foo Choo at London, sailed
Jan. 11.
Spoke the BrAish ship Belcarrig, Ray, from B mabay for Liverpool,
bound into Table Bay. out 54 day., leaky, March 3, having sprung.a
ler, in the MozAmeique Channel. in lat. 35 S., lon. 20 E.
Ma ch 13, in lat. 26 S., lon. 8 E.. signalised a Braish barque from
Mauritius to Qaeenstowu, out 28 days, showing 2,091, 3rd pendant
(Kirkconnel).

March 27, in lat. 2 3.,10n. 23 W., Ethelbert, Swansea to Coquimbo
out 28 days.

Abstract of the Log of the British and North American Royal Mail
Steam ship Aips, Capt, Inglis, arrived nere from New York, in 13
days 3 hours.

April 11.—Wind.:S.; coarse E. by Sti S. ; at 12.10 received the U.S.
Mails on board and proceeded to sea; 1.0, passed Sandy Hook; 1.51,
discharged the pilot and set on full speed ; 8.0. paned the steam-ship
Glaig :w going Into New York—light winds and clear.
Ali,r 12.—Wind S. to E ; cot r.e S. 82 W.; distrnce 219 miles;
lat. d 9 54 N., lon. 69 8 W.; light winds and clear.
April 13.—Wind E. and various; course N. 86 E. ; distance 229
miles; lat. 4 110 N.; lon. 63 53 W.; light winds and char.
April 14.—Wind E. to S. by E; course N. 87 E. ; distance 196
miles; lat. 40 26 N., lon. 59 39 W. ; strong breezes and Cloudy.
April 15. via ind S. by E. to N E. ; course N. 80 E.; distance 213
miles; lat. 41 5 N., lon. 5 r 5 W.:
.strong breezes and cloudy.
April 16.—Wind E. to S.E. ,• course N. 76 E.; dist ince 234 miles;
Ist 42 2 N., lon. 50 2 W.; light winds and foggy weather.
April 17.—Wind E.S.E to S.E. ; course N. 65 E. ; distance 225
miles; lat. 43 36 N.. lon. 45 4 W.; fresh breezes and clear; 4 p.m.
passed a large steam-ship steaming to the westward, supposed to be
the America.

April 18.—.-Wind N.E. to E. ; course N. 56 E.; distance 213 miles;
lat. 16 3r. N., lon. 40 51 W. ; Fresh breeze and cloudy.
April 19. Wind N.E. to 8.3. E.; course N. 59 E ; distance 224
miles; let. 47 25 N., ion, 36 20 W.; at 5 a.m. exchanged signals
with a large American three masted steam-ship (white paddle boxes),
steering to the wee ward—fresh breezes and cloudy.
April 20 —Wind S.S.E. to s. ; c arse N. 69 E.l distance 216
miles ; lat. 49 15 N., lon. 32 2 W. ; Strong gales and cloudy.
April 21.—Wind S, to S.W.; course N. 76 E, ; distance 246 miles;
lat. 50 15 N.„ lon. 25 58 W. ; strong breezes and elcady. with squalls.
Aron 22.—Wind S.W. ; coarse N. 84 E.; distance 293 miles; Ist,
50 48 N.,10n. 18 20 W. ; light winds and cLudy.
April 3.—Wind W.S.W. to N.; course N. 86 E ; distance 281
mileo; lit. 51 3 N., lon 10 50 W.; fresh breezes an cloudy; 4.25
p.m., passed the Fastnet Rock ; 4.50, 'exchanged numbers with
steam ship Kangaroo steaming to the westward.
April 21.—Wind southerly ; strong breezes with rain ; 12 15 p.m.,
passed the Sonar. Stack light-house; 2 30 p.m,. received pilot; 7
p.m., passed the Bell Buoy ; 8 p.m., rounded the 110 ck Fort and
entered the Mersey. _

P.s.—The Le a ni-ship New York, for Glasgow, loft New York same
time !ts Alps.

FOREIGN PORTS.
British Queen (s.s) rail d from Leghoin for Naples, April 16.
Queen, Amos, sailed from Havre for Liverpool, April 23.
C ,lombo (s.s.). from Alexandria at Malta.
European (R.M.8.), from Australia at Suez.
Balbac (a.s.), Little, hence at Havre.
Star, Columbine, Ebba-13rahe, Katfirland, and NepAul—al sailed
from Cali() tor England.
William sailed from Vianna for Liverpool, April 15.
Glmalva, hence at Bombay.
Wanata, from London ; and Star of the East, from Melbourne—
both at Bombay. • •
Llarendon, from Hong* Kong at Madras.
Bessie Seawright, Douglas, rrom Mauritius at Algoa Bay.
John Bibby, Oates, trom Manilla at St. Helena, and sailed March
11 for 'Queenstown.

Ann Jane, from Afauritias at St. Helena, and sailed Blarch 11 for
Amsterdam. -
Kennebec Farnham, hence at New Orleans.
1: Ilia Johnson, hence at New York. •
Mann:on, from Havre at New York.
Carttiage, Hovers, hence at OJessa.
Ai glesea, hence at Gibraltar.
Pomona, Machado, hence at Ltsb3n.
Ci tra (a.s ), hence at Oporto.
Snowdil sailed from Gibraltar Liverppol.
Ebro sailed f' c.ts for Liverpool, April 15.