Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-02-01 00:00:00

THE CUMB?.:IgaiIfp,PACQUET.

' Established 1774. -
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• • LIVERPOOL TIDE TABLE.

111 OLIN. HEIGHT. PI V KN. HEIGHT.
Feb. 11. :41. FT. IN. 11. u. FT. IN.
I—Wednesday .4 37 12 1 5 9 11 7
2—Thursday .... 548 11 5 634 11 I,' • •
3—Friday
4—Saturday 846 .13 2 917 13 3 'l7l
s—Sunday 947 15 1 10 14......15 2 1:05
6—Monday 10 40 17 4 11 3 17 1
7—Tuesdly 116 19 2 11 49 lB 70 'r,f)
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Wind yes'erday, N. ; at Holyhead,

ARRIVED.

Jan. 30. . • Jan. 31. •'• - -
Boston Castle,Corney, Bombay North Pole, Dunn ~,......Sines
A riadne, Burr ett...Maranham Emily, Bowater Catania ,
Victory, Linty Laguna Lima, M`Gregor lquique
Albabian (ss), Bates Sicily Brilliant Messina '
Magyar, Beer Lisbon
OF TUE PORT.
The Little Cherub, Titonia, and Glenberyie.
SAILED.
Black Prince, Robillaird, ',
Sierra Leone

Jan. 28.
waits fell, Jones Sydney
Vandalia, Patten ...Key Wcst Invincible, Kenman,
Chas. Cooper, Cotterall, ' . . : • - ' ' New York
Charleston Fenelon, Holkan _Havana
Jan. 30. Speed, Reid Bahia
British Queen (ss). M'Arthur, Consul, Hayden Savannah
Havre" Charmer, Lucas China
Win. M'Gowan, M'Credie, Morning Star, M'Kenzie,
Constantinople Castine
Crimean (ss), Glover ...Trieste Chrysolite, M'Lelland,
Sea King, Barker Boston Iforg Kong
Jan. 31. Ocean Spray, Noon, Barcelona
Lennie, Faben Bombay Lebanon, Hamilton, Woosung
Duke of Lancaster, Jackson, Newsboy, Thompson,
Lima Rio Grande
FOREIGN PORTS.
Bolena, Gales, from Algoe Bev at St. Helena.
Zeno, '1 hompson, from Mauritius at St. Helena, and sailed
Dec. 23 for Cork.
Yna, Taylor, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed Dec. 29
for Liverpool.
Ilelja. Henderson, from Loango at St. Helena.
Queen of the Clyde, Gltn, from Calcutta at St. Helena, and
sailed Dec. 29 for London. •
Ilochelaga, lag°, from Bombay at St. Helena, and sailed for
Liverpool Dee. 28.
Catherine, Leighton, from Mauritius at St. Helena. .
Mirage, from China, off St. Helena..
Ann Nelson, and Assyria, both off St. Helena.
Jessie Beazley, off Cape of Good Hope.
Young England, Ward, from Tutoeorin at Colombo.
King of Algeria, Brown, hence at Table Bay, and seilea for
Melbourne Dec. 11.
Avoca, Wtseott, f om Cardiff at Table Bay.
Calpburnia, Westlake, from Singapore at Table Bay, and
sailed for Liverpool Dec. 10. ..
Queen of the East, from Demerara at Table Bay. -
George Dean, hence at Guaymas.
Thames, Callender, nonce at Galle.
imperador (ss), hence at Kurrachee.
SPOKEN.
Melbourne, hence for Melbourne, Jan. 30, offTuakar.
Vaspasian, Calcutta for Liverpool, Dec. 4, in lat. 36 S., lon. 22 E.
Typhoon, Bombay for Liverpool, Nov. 14.
Jessie ,Beazley, Hong Kong for Liverpool, Dec. 21, in lat. 24, 5.,, .
lon. 4 E.
E. 1.. Barnes, hence for Calcutta, Nov. 21, in lat. 235., lon.
32 W.

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OUTPORTS. •
DEAL, Jan. 30.—Arrived tad passed: H.M.S. Locust, from
Africa to the ricer; Joan d'Arc, London to Orient; Gem, Lon-
don to Guernsey ; London, London to Santander ; Exeter,
London toßio Janeiro ; Annandale, west to London, in tow of
a Liverpool stetin'-tug ; Caerokee, Queenstown to; L inclon ; •
Scottish Maid; Shields to Rouen; Sussex, Melbourne to Lon-
don; John, Hull to Constantinople; Johanna, Grimstadt to
St. Catherine's; Robert Morriton, Freeinantle to London;" Or-
gon, north to west; Royal William, Sonde:Janato I:treat ; Me-
dina, London to Lagos ; Sarah Metcalf, Alexandria to London.- "
—3l Stirlingshire, Demerara to 'London Charles H. Murat,
Grimsby to New Orleans ; Alberto, 'Shields to Constantinople ;
Campelia, London to Liverpool;- Corner, Shields to Algiers;
Watersprite; London to St. Michael's; Mirago, Canton to Lot-
don ; liudert Courtes, London to Madras ; Frederick, Shields
to Genoa; Georgetown, London to Barbadoes; Newton, Lon, •
dot to Cape Coast Castle • Y.igzag, London to St.' ,Michael's ;
New. Era, London to Madras; , Anna, London to Honduras ;
Courier, London to St. Vincent; Assyrian Woosung to Lon-
don, • Ferman Posing, Sunderland' to. Cuba; Lady 'Wilton,
London to Port_Phillip.

GRAVESEND, Jan. 3 ~Arrived: hitemouse, Staghound,
and Caroline Louisa, from St. Michael's;, Pioneer, Lisbon ;
Sintaft, Havana ; Jessie, Landserona; Dophin, Antwerp ; Se-
gata, Demerara ' • Emma, Guernsey • Lebanon, Tutocorin;
Anna, Danzic ; Unity, Caen; His Ardinian Majest3's ship
llerolao, Genoa ; Thor, Tarragona; Azoreau Lass, Messina ;
Majestic, Calcutta; Providence,- and Lionne, Gravelines ;
Annandale, Whampoa; Rhine, New York. Sailed : Lady
Wilton, to Port Phillip ,• Anna, Honduras. 31.—Arrived
Thea, from Gravelines; Newton, Lagos; George, Helsingfors;
Sussex, Port Phillip; Mary Ann, Onerbourg ; Terceira, Ter-
ciera; Bolive, Gutzpose ; ilobert Morrison, Cape Town; Bri-
gand, and Courier, Salina; Syria, and Mary Moncaster,
~Mina; Tabor, Wo/gast. Sailed. A. D. Coons, to Madras ;
Courier, St. Vincent ; Laura, Cape of-Good Hope; Sir Colin
Campbell, Rio Janeiro ;- Contest, Calcutta.
GREENOCK, Jan. 31.---Sailed : Moultan. for • Bombay ;
Tinckler, Jersey.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 3L---Arrived Mirmion, from New
Orleans ' • Alberdina Farina, ;Surinam, with loss of sails, and
boats stove—goes to Bristol; Goodbuck„ Sulina ; Princess
Helena, Demerara. Sailed : Lima, and, Elisabeth, for Liver-
pool ; Cu'una, Greenock; San Franci,co*, Cardiff; Antioch,
Havre; Tetis, Aberdeen; Detroit, Bostoil.
MARITIIIIR EXTRACTS.
The Charles Souchay, for Cadiz, has put back.
The Mary, Nl‘Cormick, hence at Warrenpoint full of water.
'lhe Endyinion, Ha lett, for New York,was on fire vesterday
in the river, and was beached between the Magazines and New .
Brighton; forepart of the ship in flames. At 2 p.m. foremast
fell over the side, and the fire was rapidly spreading aft„ but
was arrested.
The Vocalist, for Melbourne, is off the port, putting back,
having sprung a leak._
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The-FOrest Eagle, M‘Lelland, from Cardiff at Simon's Bay -
for Shanghai, making fourteen inches water per hour.
The Ellen, Davies, ._
hence at- Studwall Roads for San
Sebastian.
Janeiro, and the Oliver Cromwell, from
al d water,
The Mary Oxley., from Bombay for Calcutta, towed into
lbeeapeinEyia'an46j collision,discharging.
ai.3 ()
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aTnhde bothile d wisustained Charlotte,
-
Coca n a d a a derelict.
yesterday,
The Malacca, Bedell, from. Penang for London, at St. Helena,
wasbeensa
have passed for the river, but weather too bad for boarding
, several ships,
put a stop to the work
them. The brig Arab, of Whitby, from north to. westward, has
gip, dismasted
gone on shore on the main near Walmer Castle this morning,,
omd asmhfiareogl
Shields
har-
bour. About 100 t^ns of cargo from the Earl of Eglinton has
N ,ed assisted,
bOufft. otnhethweeflathooedr,
to
n-dday
roheaseeded for Ramsgate lutdfor A°dnenf,orbilasi,(:
for some hours. The goods have been taken to Ramsgate,vith
the exception of a few bales landed on the beach.
FALMOUTH, Jan. 31: The EVangeline, lrom Liverpool for
Rio Janeiro, bas been surveyed here, and ordered to discharge
Sr. DAVID'S, Jan. 28: A large ---,--k_._
and will become a wreck. lchell He •
DUBLIN, Jan. 31 : The Ann Mi.
rkio , Witt, ma ter, from
Liverpool for Bombay, sunk A
on
rto 11.% 844. Captain "
crew taken by the Zristol steame riaol.
P rtio
logged, drove ashore south side of St. Bride's Bay
CArE Tows, Dec. 2: i•outu-igh ions of Wreek have been
washed upon the south coas 2 . some Toga a teakwood
casks of cocoanut oil. Dec. • Several cads or Cabe
wine and
brandy have been washed ashoreA P-Pfkr Abe Mouth and
phaate River. De:i. 16 : quantity of wreck,
of the tali-
-1 part of a boat, bulwarks, &
ua con ' ' -
—C., w 4 gassed Nov,isting of
I gang, - -- !1 lital,