Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-12-06 00:00:00

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Wind yesterday, W.S.W. ; at Holyhead, W.N. W., fresh.

ARRIVED
Dec. 4.
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Lembrever, Gomez., Sandusky, vr ~..........,
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Louisa Marian, King, Rock Light, Hadley,
Prince Edward Island New Orleans
Lotus, Penvman, St.Michacl's Manhattan, Dixon, New York
Roseland, Ball Leghorn Canrobcrt, Williams,

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Gambia, Rees beaia New York
Asia (s), Lott New York Jane Maurice Mauritius.
Mystery (ss) Whitehaven Nepenthe, Shearer Galatz
Dec.. 5. Eclipse, Hughes, New Orleans
John Wood, Jeffery, Clio, Santos St. Michael's
Singapore Falk
SAILED.

Dec. 3. Dec. 4.
Sultan, Abbot Barcelona Mmander (ea) Wordell, Genoa
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OFF THE PORT.
Kitty Floyd, Guy Mannering, and Sandbach.
FOREIGN PORTS.
Kildare, from Calcutta off Falmouth:
Humphrey Nelson, Chellew, hence at Honolulu.
Achilles Hart from San Franciscp_atll9Olulu fgr Sidney,'
Mv—elyri,tes
Ba, ence aTrarEiTai.
William Woodb ry, Mary Glover, Ann Gray, J. M Ward,
Oneanasta, J. F. Chapman, A. H. Stephens, and Asia, hence at
New Orleans.

Arabia, Forrest, from Toulon at Mobile. •
Emily Gardner, Limeburner, and Sawley Chlow, Berrel, both
hence at Savannah.-
Canada (rms), Lang, hence at Boston.
Hungarian (rinse), Jones, front St. John, N. 8., at Portland.
Arthur. White, Kelly, hence at Philadelphia.
Thornton, Collins, and Escort, Hussey, hence at New York.
OUTPORTS.
DEAL, Dec. s.—Arrived and passed : Marco Bozzarias (ss),
London to Smyrna ; Felton Park, west to north ; Kaflirland, of
Aberdeen, Callao to Antwerp; Racehorse, Alexandria to Ant-
werp ; Oak, Constantinople to Rotterdam ; Lady Grimsby, Li-
; verpool to Dordt ; Symmetry. Spain to Shields; Aggrietorie,
Odessa to Antwerp ; Agnes, Quebec to London ; Parimede, La-
, guna to London ; De Caps, Bjorneborg to Gibraltar ; Lilly,
west to north.
GRAVESEND, Dec. 5.---Arrived : Catherine, and Exchina,
from Stralstind ; Julia, Leghorn ; Illichina, Holmstadt ; Hed-
wig Charlotte, Sundswall ; Ulrica, Bremen; Cambria, Lisbon;
Bradore, Terceira ; Ellen, Zante ; Providence, Gravelines ; ,
Fanny,.Patras; C .arles, Ramsgate; Emma, Little Ramsgate.
atiEENsTowN, Dec. 5.---Arrived Crafend, from Labrador;
Cora, Oleg ; Glasgow, Odessa, stress of weather; Catarina,
Taganrog and Crookhaven ; Decora, Constantinople and Crook-
haven; Triton, Ibraila and Crookhaven ; Bouverie, Berdian-
ski and Crookhaven, with mainmast sprung ; Harriet Wilde,
Quebec and Bantry, for Isle of Man, wmdbound ' • America (s),
Liverpool for New York ; Fanny, Mazagan and Crookhaven ;
Choice, Hardy, and Nepanthe, Liverpool ; Teresa Penelope,
Glasgow; Triton, Waterford; Indian, London. Put back :
Shields, for Limerick.
GREENOCK Dec. 5.---Arrived : Strathleven from Demerara ;
Sporwor, Malaga ; Mosquito, Marseilles ; Gauntlet, Lisbon ;
Petranita, Havana ; Donia, Newfoundland.
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Kingdom.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. 5.---The America (ES) has arrived from
Liverpool. She takes eighteen mail bags andtelegraphic news.
The Globus, for Bombay, has put back to Deal.
NEW YORK, Nov. 21.—A ship laden with railway iron was
reported in Baltimore 18th, on Chickakbmeny Beach. Lafay-
ette, for Liverpool, received damage 13th inst., during a gale
atliobile. Nov. 22 : A terrific gale prevailed on the St. Lau-
rence, below Montreal. Nov. 19: The ship John Bull went
The Mystery (
ashore on the Island of New Orleans. The ship Jamestown,
for Liverpool; previously reported ashore at Mobile Bay, has
been abandoned, and delivered over by her officers to the
Baltic as a wreck ; she is nearly full of 'Water. A ship is
ashore between Cape Florida and Jupiter Inlet. N. Larrabec,
from New Orleans to Liverpool, struck on Mataxilla Reef, and
afterwards sank near Tybec. Nearly 3,000 'bales cotton have
been saved from the vessels on shore near Key West. The
Heidelberg will be saved, and it is feared the other vessels wilt
be wrecks. Nov. 23 : The Indian (tress), trum Liverpool to
Portland, went on shore Nov. 21, on rocks off Mary Joseph,
east end of Nova Scotia ; was broken across, and is a total
wreck ; three men drowned. It is reported that Gen. Marques
has gone on board a British steamer, taking the $2,000,000 he
had seized on their way down to Tepic for shipment. The
N. Larrabe'c (reported before) lies on the bottom in four,
fathoms, and doubts are entertained of saving either ship or
cargo. A large vessel was seen ashore, Oct. 18, near Cape
Antonio Light.
Mexico, Nov. 5 : Two English vessels entered the port of
San Blas, laden with goods for Baron Forhesz at Tepic; they
Were seized by Coronada ; the captain of H.M.S. Amethyst
demanded them, and on Coronada's refusal to deliver them,
sent-boats to cut-them out. The citadel fired on his boats;
Amethyst opened fire, and the merchantmen were cut
out.
Mount, Nov. 15.---The Jamestown, before reported, was
wrecked on the top of the remains of the old ship Arab ; she
dragged her anchors, and knocked her bottom up. A fire broke
out m one of our presses, containing about 15,000 bales cottos,
but fortunately, owing to the goodness of the fire walls, the fire
Was confined to one compartment, in whichsoo halts, insured
in the Mobile offices, were burnt.