Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-03 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Queenstogn, July 31.—The Lord Elgin, Barron, arrived here from
Callao, with the master and pat of the crew of the Sobraon (barque)
of Liverpool, abandoned.

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon.
Jnne 24.. Ithuriel, hence to Rio Janeiro .......... 9 N.. 27 W
July 27.. Douro (s.s.), off Caps Finnisterre

FO REIGN PORTS.
Virginia, and Albertina—both sailed from Alexandria for Liverpool.
Pelican (5.9.), Hansen, hence at Rotterdam.
Poguate, G•Rey, hence at Tromso].
Soeskomorn , hence at Wyborg.
Eliza, Wokenforth, hence at Cronstadt.
Atlas, Tolk ; Sylvester, Sprenger; and Bnamilla, Backman—all
hence at Swinemunde.
Sarah Maria, Elliot, hence at Zerickzee for Dordt.
Melita (s.s.), hence at Constantinople.

AMERICAN SHIPPING.
NYW YORK, JULY 20.
The following is the report of the Minnesota: June 23, at 10 50 p.m.
the look-out reported a sail cearly a-head, standing to the northward,
and our hem was at once put hard a port. she proved to be a
schooner on the larboard tack, steering to the N.W. She was first
observed to port her helm and keep away, then suddenly to shift her
helm, and Inff hard, when she struck us, end on, a little on our star-
board bow, the wreck swinging round on our port side, the schooner at
once going down, and it is believed carrying all hands with her. As
soon as we we were clear of the wreck, our al-el was put to starboard
the ma'n and mizen topmasts braced abnck, and the ship hove to, with
her head to the N.W. The second mate, with four men, was sent in
the boat to see if any of the crew of the schooner cou:d be picked up.
but they cou'd find nothing. After continuing the search as long as
there was any chance of succes, the boat returned, and we kept on
our ceurse up channel. The ship Minnesota lost flying jibboom, bob-
stays, starboard cathead, and received other damage. We were steer-
ing E. by S., with a good bre:za from the W.S W.—F. B. DEsttoN,
Master of the ship Minnesota.
NEW YORK, JULY 22.
The ship Gosport, from Liverpool for Baltimr,re, which was ashore
near Care Henry. was towed to N rfolk. 17th, to receive temporary
r pairs. The schooner F. W. Johnston also arrived at Norfolk sime
day. with a portion of the Gosport's cargo.
The ship corgis, at Philadelphia from Liverpool, on the 2nd inst.,
in lat. 39 30, 1 tn 60 30, in a treme:Alous sea, had tore topgal'ant mast
carried away, taking two men with it, one of whom was saved, but
the other, an Italian, perished.
The ship Britaudia, of Rath, ashore in Saguenay River, is from Bic
bound t England. She is 1,194 tons register, was built at Bath in
1853, and is owned by Mr. G. F. Pattea.
The schooner Black Monster, f•r this port, which returned to Balti-
more after being in collision with an unknown brig, came very near
sinking; The brig struck her on the larboard side, about amidships,
cutting her down below the water's edge, and tearing away the mon-
key rail c' ean aft; besides do'ng other damage
Wilbur Fisk, cleared at Boston for Liverpool, July 20.

Le Valiant, sailed from Charleston for Liverpool, July 17.
Lady Raglan, Borden, cleared at Sa annah for Liverpool, July 17.
Carogne, Hayne, fri m Newport at Charleston, July 16.
lielios, Rudolf, cleared at Charlestown for Liverpool, July 16.
Winterthur sailed from Akyab for Queenstown, May 24.
Napoleon Failed from Akyab for Falmouth, May 21.
Meroo sailed from Akyah for Quiiknstown, June 1.
rione.r, from Chinchas at Callao.

EAST INDIA. SHIPPING.
Marion. B'yth, from Bombay ; M. A. Wdson, Carr, from London
Tabal Cain, Hedge, from Rangoon ; Helve:ls,n. nsh, from Mauritius
Jane Leech ; and Chimoerd—all at Calcutta, June 15.
Queen of the West, lii`Hurtry, from Melbourne ; Mirzapore, Bale.
van, from H,shire ; Flying Venus, Rae, from Liverpool—all at Born•
bay. June 26.

Mar hal Pelissier, Anlerson, from Adelaide at Madras.
S.rarthmo e, I edbetter, tom Calcutta; Contest, S:eele, from Siam
and Wiaington, from London—all at Hong Kong.
Cry-solder, MtLellan, from Hong Kong; and Viscount Bandon
Hughes, from No al Zealand—both at Shanghae.
Sea Witch, Roy, frem London at Hong Kong,
Ta mania Failed from Calcutta for Hong Kong, June 6.
Victcr Emanuel sailed f:om Bombay for Calcutta, Jane 28.
Queen of England sailed from Bombay for Falmouth, Jane 29.
Caroline Chisholm sailed from Bombay for Falmouth. Jane 30.
Lancashire sa led from Hong Kong for G lichan Bay, June 1.
Admiral Grenfell sailed from Shanghae or Hong Kong, May 16.
Fiery Cr so sailed from Shanghae for Foo Choo, May 19.

Crest of the Wave, and Queen of May—both sailed from Foo Choo
for London, May 25.
Cairngorm, from Londo ; and Wellington, front Newcastle—both
at Ho-g Kong.
Splrit of the Age, from Lcndon at Shanghae.
Sionian sailed tom qille for Mauritius, June 18.
Jeihtta sailed from Ca'cutta for London, June 18.
atr,,as, and Mar;on—both at Colombo.
Anna Hoyden, Foy, from Melbourne at Galle and left far Madras,
July 1.
Annette Gilbert, and Asia—bo,h front Liverpool at Batavia.
Hia ,at la. from Geelong at Batavia. . . . . . .

Calcutta, June 19.—The Calliope (ship), has been in contact with
the Thomas Hamlin. and had the whole of her stern damaged. The
Clarelrlon arrived here from Rangoon, June 6, for repairs, having
bean oa shore outside of Rangoon River, and received much damage.
She is now in dock.

Calcutta, Jane 20.—A ship is com!ng up in a sinking state, in tow
of the Rattler.

Hong Kong, June 9, —The Ar:aine, Knight, from Calcutti, arrived
here, May 29, reports having been in contact off Bombay shore, May
21, at 3 a.m , with an unknown barque, taking her midships; hove
too tia morning. when the barque had made sail for land, to N.E. ;
distance, 3 or 4 miles.