Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-18 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

THIS ail'

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. Height
.... 12 52 . 9 ..14 9
WIND

At LIVERPOOL

HOLYITHAD.

OFF TH
Endy

A It R
Alm R St. Nazaire
Charles Marie ....Rochelle
Bahamian . Pernambuco
Ellen Owens .... .. Huelva
Emmanuel lceland
Henry Clark .. Apalachicola
Globe
James Titcombe.. N Orleans
Jane Morgans ....Dunkirk
Lafayette New Orleans

Hope (s)

Miiihc; ss)

—N.W.—Finebreeze.
W.--Light breeze

Byzantium .

E PORT

Oporto
. Malta

I VED
Londesborough ...... Sias
New York Charleston
More Castle Savannl':'
Old England . . New Orleans
Revenue New Orleans
The Duke Singapore
Titania St. Nazaire
Tainerlaine . . St John's N•l3.
Fanny Gann Newfoundloal

Sliaron Rio Janeiro
Tonowanda Philadelphia
Libra Narva
Rattler (ss) Corunna
Albatross (ss) .... Rotterdam
Wm. Rathbone New York
Jasper New York
Ironsides New York
Colombo Charleston
MARITIME

Mary Bibby ..Pernambuco
Hannah Eastee Rio Janeiro
Runneymede •
• • Rio Bent 4,/
Constantin Arcbarige`
I Maria l3ilbo

IMierendorff Wardon
Cronstadt
Halifax
now,
Bayonne,

IColumbus
America
John Wray
Rainbow ..

EXTRACTS

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LIVERPOOL, June 17* h
KINGSTON, JAMAICA, May 26.—The Wilhelmina, DanPAr
brig, loading for Liverpool, after taking in more than Ii
her cargo, was discovered to be making water, and was
obliged to reland what was on board. She was hove dove,
and the leak was discovered to be caused by a trenail having
been left out, and it was therefore soon stopped ; but while
this was being done, the water came in from some of the
upper seams, and the vessel sunk. She was, however, ageub
raised, surveyed, and pronounced to be able to carry
cargo after being caulked, which has been done, and she is
now reloading her cargo, which was uninjured.
PORT-AU-PRINCE, May 26.—The Sarah, French bartre'
Rocher, for Havre, irrleaving her anchorage this ruormak
stuck fast in a mud bank, where she remains. • •
NEVIS, May 28.—The Rival, schooner, Taylor, from Tete'
riffe, whicn arrived here May 21, had been on shore on
Coral Reef, at Fort Point, for 10 or 15 minutes. •
TRIESTE, June 11 : The Erminia P., which it was or
posed had been captured, arrived here yesterday from
Marseilles. It is therefore thought that the vessel capturl
. was the Austrian brig Erminia, which sailed hence APT!
21st for the Pira3us. Captain Scrobogna, of the Emu°
P., arrived here with a French license ; she was for Venice,
but on June 4th, near the Pante ?ianchi (Isola Basse)i:
having been boarded by a French war steamer, from which
the master Scrobogna, learned of the blockade of Venice, he
thought it better to come to this port. The master Sturm:
burgh, of the English brig W. Richardson, arrived here thls
day from Sunderland, states that he was also for Venice, but
that yesterday morning he spoke with the commander dill
Cbaptal, who compelled him to turn back. He states that
the squadron was composed of ten vessels, there being OW
of the line, frigates, a brig, and two steamers.
BELIZE, May 17.—The Mary Worrall, Wallis, fr°l
Liverpool, which arrived -here April 6, had touched the
ground about 12 miles off the port, but did not remain fss"
She has finished discharging , her cargo, and a very Jar
quantity of the goods were found to be damaged 'by sr'''
water, and have been sold by auction.
PANAMA. May 25. Douhts are entertained of the safeti
of the steamship Washington, which left Aspinwall.for
Francisco in February last, with a large number of passen-
gers. She was to call at Valparaiso and Panama, but he*
not yet been heard of.