Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-30 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

The Harvest Queen, Young, from New York, arrived yes-
terday, reports that on Jan. 22, in lat. 48, lon. 31, falling in
with the-ship Xiphies, Miles, from St. John, N. 8., for Liver-
pool, in distress, and took off all that were on board (twenty-
one in ntimber). The Harvest Queen left on the 10th instant,
and had a continuance of gales all the passage.
The Eagle Speed, for Boston, has gut back with loss of rud-
der, and very leaky.
The schooner Major, hence for Tralee, sank on the North
Spit Jan. 27, crew taken off by the Liverpool lifeboat.
The Stanley (as); Goble, sailed from Pernambuco bee:'24 for
Cape of Good hope, with emigrants from the John and Lucy.
The Historia, from Corisco for Liverpool, has pit into St.
Vincent, C.V., leaky.
The Princess Royal, from Para at Milford, towed in by the
steamer Augusta, having been run into, and lost topmast,
yards, sails, and cutwater.
The Tamaulipas (ss) has put into Milford, with eargoshifted,
and lost boom and sails.
The schooner Anne, of Aberystwith, in distress, was towed
into Holyhead 28th, by the Universe steam-tug.
The Stephen Hotchkiss' Mulford, from Rio Grande fer
Liverpool, at Lisbon, with loss of mainboom, and for supplies.
IsLs OF MAN, Jan. 25: A number of shipping notes of sugar,
received on board the Hotspur at Gopaulpore in May, 1858,
have been picked up near Peel. (Mem. : The Plosispur sailed
. _
from Liverpool for Madras 6th inst.]
13mxus*, Jan. 25 : The barque 'Vancouver, from Liverpool,
in getting underweigh in 'Torbay, came in contact with the
barque Robert Watson, broke paint streak, covering board,
stanchions, rail, &c., carried away mainmast, and caused the
ship to make much water.

FLEETWOOD, Jan. 26 : Two fiats have been berthed alongside
the Charles Brownell, from Singapore for Liverpool, ashore at
Bernard's Wharf ; her cargo is being discharged into them.
27th : The cargo is in good order, and being transhipped to the
schooner John.
• DEAL, Jan. 28: Thebarque Auxilia, from Shields for Ceylon,
while at anchor in the Downs last night, got in collision with
the trig Arita, of Whitby, bound for Bordeaux. 29th : The
ship Earl of Eglinton, from London for alcutta, got on shore
near St. Margaret's Bay this morning at 2 50, and remains;
cargo must be discharged previous tO her getting afloat. .
SHIELDS, Jan. 28: The barques Sharp, of Newcastle, and
Medium, of Blythe, both with salt from Liverpool.
. . , w. sea
the El crd Sand last night, crew saved; wind Vk ;Is • ,
heavy.
drove foul of the
MILFORD, Jan. 26: The schooner which
Angle Bay' was the
Thomas Varcoe on 23rd, and ran ashore in •
inainboom,
Thomas Dixon, bound to Newport; the latter lost
d6Ba,Piotsir.)dtmeoiseettilisisa..l. The.
bowsprit, &c.
g i for Narva, mith
morning, the Broders Haab, from Liverpool KianwALL, Jan. 22 : During a heavy ale
the rocks west
salt, parted from her anchors, and drove o
~
able to render her any
wat,T.
'Blo.e of Scapa Bay, where she lies full of ,
GREENOCE, Jan. 28 : The vessel repisb
barque 0., bound
ashore at Holy Isle, Arran, is the Span
from this port for Santander.
vessels ashore beside the
)rted last ndirg°ll, on
BELFAST, Jan. 28: The two from S.E. this
Elizabeth, at Donaghade , All
is reported to be ma.kin
i, Grell, from Liverpool for
Rio JANEIRO, Dec. 15 : b
g water,
Datavia, which put in her
ew masts. The Oldie, from 31117 g,
Joseph, Betsy, and Venilla
colliers. Several handsleosirdeeelhhii l
and recommended to have n s , laver.
at a)uarema Dec. 4is er h , Ise barging
pool, which went ashore,be
her cargo on the beach ; the boar(; the
and the masts all goneby without being to which
went to her have returned
assistance. rag Jan. 6 : The • •
Sr. VINCENT, Cape de Ve t liistoria from CO-
ST. barwood, wax, ebon , '•
risco for Liverpool, Ne•tt
surveyed, and 3,, and ivory, has
put in here leaky, been some slight repairs
eed, but the
would enable her to Pr°
on the ground that she is more injured than apparent.
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