Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-01-03 00:00:00

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The captain, mate, and three of
The steam-tug Resolute, at
the ship Monica, from Liverpoe
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COPENHAGEN, Dec. 27.—The Fahrenheit (s.s.), from Ystad for
Holland (barley), got aground in leaving Ystad, became very leaky
in her engine room, but got off and arrived in this Roadstead,
Dec. 23 ; she will come into the harbour to be docked and
repaired, and must discharge her whole cargo.
HOLTENAII, Dec. 28. —The Aufgehende Sonne, Stehr, from
Saxkjobing for Stockton (wheat), got aground on the coast of
Laland, but was assisted off by lighters, leaky, and intended to
proceed to Rendsburgh to discharge and repair.

NEVLUSGHAVN, Dec. 20.—Put in, the Jane, Pander, from
Hartlepool for Hobroe, with damage to sails, bulwarks, and boiit.
The Renata, Kirckhoff, froni Lowestoft (last from Stavaner) for
Rostock, all well ; Lauritz, Christensen, from Svendborg for Lon-
don, all well; the Jane, Fender, from Hartlepool for HobrOe,
with slight damage to sails, bulwarks, and boats.
LAtiRVIG, Dec. 24.—The Baltic, Rasch, from Plymouth for
Porsgrund, put in here Dec. 22, leaky. A Prussian schooner
drove on shore near Jomfrul two or three days since. Another
account states she is a Norwegian schooner for Pillau. Dec. 23.
The Lauritz szhioner, Christensen, of Svendborg, has also put in,
with damage.

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STROMNESS, Dec. 28. The Secundus, Rossignaud, from Tagan-.
rog for Queenstown, put in here to-day, with loss of wheel, bin-
nacle, skylight, bulwarks, &c., part of cargo thrown overboard,
and three men washed,over, haying,been struck with a sea. She
will probably have to discharge.
BELMULLET, Dec. 29,—A boat, marked outside on her stern,
" John Isabella, Shields," and " William Ramsey " painted inside
of the stern, about 16 feet in length, was cast on shore at Curran
Point, Erris, 29th inst. Also a ship's jibboom, 40 feet in length,
no marks, was cast on shore same day. 27. A board, about t'
feet long, painted blue, with " Tallula " on it in sunk gilt letters,
came on shore here yesterday. It is well finished, and appears
to be from a vessel's stern. _

CORK, Dec. 28. The Purchase, from Liverpool for Yarmouth
2N.5.), which put back to Queenstown leaky, had thrown about
5 tons cargo overboard, and must discharge for repairs. 30th.
The Boanerges, from Londonfor Calcutta, which put into Queens:
town with mainyard broken, will have to discharge a portion of
her cargo before proceeding for her destination. The ship
Mazatlan, of Bath, from Liverpool, hauled to the Victoria Dock
Wharf for repairs. The barque Allotar, previously reported,
hauled to the same yard to undergo repairs. The French brig
Louis Salva, and Udalvi (Russian s.s.), hauled out of the Royal
Albert Dry Dock. The barque Charles, after discharging cargo,
hauled into the same dock for repairs.
PENZANCE, Dec. 29.—A ship's boat, marked "Anna, Caen,"
has been washed on shore at Gunwalloe, supposed to belohg to

a vessel of that name lost last week on the Wolf Rock. A ship's
sparb yard, one 'Pale cotton; and other articles, have also been
washed on shorc.near the Land's End. , ,

BRIDGWATER, Dee. 31.—Picked up on the beach at Minehead,
puncheon of Hollands gin, marked on the head, " Dewdrop
Gin, Schiedam. A k W (double cross) 136," and near the bung
inscribed " 1858." Some burnt staves and some pieces of wreck
having been found in the neighbourhood of 31inehead, it is feared
that the puncheon formed part of the cargo of a vessel burnt at

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schooner Mathew King left Wilmington
for Liverpool nearly four months ago, commanded by Ca:
James Evans, of Dinas (several of his crew also belong to the
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place), and has not since been heard of. Very probably the
vessel that is wrecked near St. Gowan's is the Mathew King, and
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TARBERT, Dec. 30.—The windbound already reported in the
roads are still here riding out the gale at ease, with two more
which arrived to-day, viz. :—The Isabella, and Martha, both for
London; making 17 in all.
DUBLIN, Dec. 30.—The ship which was on shore on the India
Bank on the 28th is stated to have been an Austrian, and to have
thrown 200 tons of cargo overboard before floating. It is still
said that she was the Lucca Padre, and that she has gone to
Holyhead.

OpTPORTS,

DEAL, Jan. I.—Arrived and proceeded for the river : Agra,
Magir, from * Calcutta (in tow) ' • Devonshire, Merry, from
Madras ; John Brown (brig), from Honduras. Came down and
anchored : Claudia, Peel, for Demerara. Put back : Hereford-
shire, for Bombay.

DUNDEE, Dec. 31. Arrived : Gleaner, Sunderland, from Lon-
don • London (s.s.), (31) from London. Sailed, [Dec. 301.
Jack, Simpson, for Seaham ; Lydia, M‘Lagan, for Sunderland ;.
Thetis, Porter, for Arbroath; Brothers, Duncan, (31) for Sea-
ham ; Ceres, Paris, for Campbelton ; Elizabeth, Samson, Brazils.
MILFORD, Dec. 31.—Arrived : The Despatch (steam-tug),
Gardner, from Liverpool, with stores, &e., for the Dirigo
(emigrant ship) ; experienced very thick weather.

Report of the Enoch Train, from New Orleans

1)-ec: 27, in lan 47 N, lou 16 W, saw barque Maria, or Marthon,
of Yarmouth (England), loaded with deals and abandoned, masts
and yards standing ; all sails furled, except foresail and main-
topsail, which had blown away ; rudder gone, also all the boats;
decks blown up ; poop standing, and in apparent good order.

• FOREIGN PORTS.
William Wright, Jones, from Caldera; and Beejapore, from
Melbourne; both at Chinchas.

John Owens, Brown, from Melbourne, and Americana, Potts,
from Chinchas; both at Callao.
Persian, Savage, from Chinchas at Callao, and sailed the lith

Nov. for Queenstown.
Argentina, hence at Sagua.
Flora McDonald, hence at St. Thomas, in distres
Baltimore.

Persia, Liddle ; and Queen; both hence at Mobile.
Lord Elgin, and Ann Gray ; both hence at Savannah.
Pattison, Perkins ; and Belle of the Ocean; both hence at New
Orleans.

Lydia, and Mary Crocker; both hence at Charlesto]
Glenalvon, Morris, hence at Baltimore.
_ .

Columbus, hence at Philadelphia.
Brewster, Clarke, hence at New York, with loss of sails, leaky,
and Part of cargo thrown overboard, having encountered very
heavy weather.

•
DaMase tts.(s.s.), hence at venied.
E. Sherwood, Hall, hence at Galveston.
Pepita, and Anomina ; both hence at Havannah.
Philip Dean, Abernethy, hence at Vera Cruz.
Marie, hence to Buenos Ayres ; put into Brest, leaky.
Arabia (R.M.S.), hence at Boston Dec.lB.
Ariel (s.), hence at Halifax for fuel.
EAST INDIA AND CHINA MAILS.
The Ceylon, Captain Evans, arrived at Southampton on Satur-
day evening. She left Alexandria on the 19th ult., Malta 23rd,
Gibraltar 27th, and brings 60 passengers, and a large and
valuable cargo, but no specie. She made an excellent passage.