Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-22 00:00:00

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Report by the Palmyra, from Shanghae to London—Off Isle of
Wight, Ju:y 18:
Marcl 13, n lat. 08 05 N., lon. 109 56 E., signa'led the Danish or
Hamburg ba' qua Luise, standing up the China Sea.
March 17, signa led the. Dutch barque Vrede, tor Singapore, to
anchor in the narrowest part of Lucipara Channel.
March 26, Dutch barque Hercules, from Batavia to Karang, in
Sunda

March 3', at anchor under the Th ee Sister!, the Hercules, Ameri-
can ship Western Continent, the latter from Manilla to New York,
and ltuss;an corvette of war, from the Amour via Hong Kong and
Manilla, 23 days from the letter port.
Ap it I, ff Thwart-the-Way, signaled H M.S. Amethyst, standing
into Anjer loads. Same evening, Minscius, from L.iverpool to
shanghae. and the British barque Walsoken, from sfanilla to London.
April 3, signalled the British ship Robin Hood,standing into Sunda
Strait, Recatoa east 35 miler.
May 4, in let. 50 S , 33 15 E , spoke the Tris'a, of Westnhaia,
showing liano.erlan colours, from Rangoon to Falmouth, 51 days
out.
M:y 15 in let. 36 04 S., lin. 19 39 E., signalled the French ship
Bel e As-i.e, standing to the westward.
May 23, in lat. 29 05 S., lon. 10 F., was boarde l by a boat from the
barque Feetomjee Bamanj,e, from Moulmein to Falmouth, 88 days
out.
May 27, in let. 27 23 S , kn. 09 E., spoke the Hamburg barque
Henry and Oscar, from Akyab to Falmouth, 85 days out.
May 31, in 18 30 S., ion: 02 40 W., signalled the British barque
Enchantress, from Tomabaya to Bremen, 90 days out. Same day,
signalled the British ship Anne Grey, 3rd pandt. 2,19), from Bombay
to Liverpool, 71 days out.
June 2. in lat. 14 29 S., lon. 07 16 W., passed the Dutch barque
Ondermening. ame day, signalled the British ship B anise, 3rd
pond[. 2,239, from Calcutta to Liverpool, 76 days out ; this ship has
been in company since the 23rd May.
June 7, in let. 05 38 S., lon. 17 313 W., Banian, in company up to
this evening, left us behind.
June 9, in let. 02 11 5 , ion. 2a 30 W., signalled British barque
Ayrshire. from Cardiff to Hong Kong, 45 days out.
'June 10. in at. 00 30 S., lon. 21 30 W., spoke the :Brlthh brig
Nelson, from Li, erp •ol to Rio Grande.
June 11, in lat. 02 27 N., lon. 22 55 W., passed the schooner Albina,
of Jersey.
June 19, i t lat. 09 25 N., lon, 25 30 W., spoke the French ship
Racine, f• om Havre to Buenos Ayres.
June 20, in lat. 10 17 N., lon. 25 46 W., British schooner First
Fruit. from Gibraltar to Rio Grande. Same day, the British ship
Hornet, from Souteamoton to Melbourne, with Government emigrants
—all wi=ll.
June 21, in lat. 11 36 N., lon. 25 50 W., Hydaspee (s.s.), steering
south.
June 27, in lat. 22 58 N., 100. 35 0 W., American ship Sabine, from
Boston to Bombay.
June 8, in let. 25 0N , ion. 35 40 W., French ship Anonyma, from
Peru to Bordeaux, 98 days out.
June 29, in let. 27 2 N.. lon. 36 0 W., British chip Alipore, from
Madras to London, 120 days out. At tee some tirn.., and the above
position, passed dos., to a vessel burnt down to lower deck beams,
with pert of name on the stern, " Ride, of St. John, N. 8." The
mainmast was standing without any ringing. I think she must have
been set fire to after the rigg'ng was stripped ; the upper pert of the
mainmast was not the least charred. She had ye,lOW metal sheathing
on her bottom, and had been timber laden, as some large pieces were
washing about, above, and below lower deck beams. I don't .think
she has been a long time aband,ned ; thc.re were not a great many
barnacles. The part of the name, and "St. John, N. 8.," was quite
fresh, letters painted white. I think she had been brig-rigged, and
looked about 400 tons register.
July 1, in lat. 31 42 N., lon. 35 W., spoke the barque Valparaiso,
from Islay to Liverpool.
July 4, iu le. 33 29 N., ion. 32 W., signalled the brig United, from
Coquimbo to Swansea.
July 13, in let. 48 39 N., lon. 11 16 W., signaller the barque Cynet,
from Belize to Falmouth.

Report by the City of Baltimore (s.s.), Leitch, arrived here from
New York ; sailed July 9 :
July 9.—Passed the American ship Pomona, bound in.
Same day.—Pamed the Hamburg ship J. Bertram, bound east.
July 11.—Passed the Southampt n, boand east, in let. 40 59 N.,
lon. 63 53 N.
July 19.—Passed the ba-que Abbeylands, bound east, In lat. 51 08
N., lon. 16 11 W,

Report by the Minho (s.s.), arrived here from Lis':on :
July 17.—Spoke the Fnmore and Elizabeth, in lat. 47 N., lon. R E,
July 18.—Stoke the Qieen of the Lakes, hence to Montreal, south.
west of the Smalls.

Report by the F.ankfort (3.5.), arrived here from Gibraltar :
July 16.—Spoke the E:eanor Dixon, hence bound southward., in 181
47 43 N., lon. 8 39 W.

SPOKEN.

In lat. T.,
April 1.. Mencius, hence to Shanghai, in Str..its of 1"•
Sunda .. ...•...
May 24.. Courier.. • • .. ....Jo , m
..
May 31 ..England (s.s.), Dartmouth to India ......, . .-' '' • •ou v.' W.
June 10 ..Nelson, for Elio G ands ....
.. . 1 5..21 W.
.. 4 N.. 23 W.
June 16.. William Cole, Liverpool to Calcutta.., .
N..e.w.10 N.. 26 W.
June 16 —Monica, LiverppooofoosllottuootShwydn, e
June 17 ..Florence Nightingale, Liverpool n.
June 22 .. Hornet, Southampton for Melbie
Aril
.)eC,a.lcutta .. 0 N.. 26 W.
12 N.. 27 W.
July 6.. - tephen Crowell, Burgess• .9
i.v.e.r p.. 0.0.1. t. o. .
July
July 11— Donald 111`Kay, Ltvta. ,ate Video ....... —46 N-74 W.
July 12—Argentina..„ , eool to Melbourne 4B N.. 9W.
• • •.
July 15 _Alex hider Graz4.
July 15.. Jura (It ki.s.s • , off Cape St. Vincent........
July 16.. F. W. Briv;‘,4, , Off Rock of Lisbon
July 17 „IstarnboA,/. • off Dangeness . ...
July 17.. E izah,,e ' oft' IJ!hant ............ .....
~, ~,. ,An Bright, Liverpool to Quebec, off
" Kar ... •
•
7,rel'.• • ''...
• • ....
• 12
N.. 26
W.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Tajo
(5.,...), hence at Cornnna, and left for Barcelona,
Jurent's
hence at Cronsta It.
Adelaide, hence at Alicante.
Gica:, er, hence at Cagliari.
Mercurius, and Conquest—both hence at Archangel.
)bl hence at Genoa.
Formosa, r ilburn—both
AIePPO fo.s.), Peters, hence at Gibraltar, and cleans,: for Beyront.
EtlPle.ites Qs PO. .:2dea fi'ani Trieste for Liverpool, July 14.
r'starl Cs' ; Bruce, hence at Trieste.
"I'.,;iter, N
Catherine, Temple, hence at Tonning.
Sirene, Scheppers ; and Doris, Spen.e —both hence at Cronstadt.
Sophia, Behrens, hence at Memel.
Gerard,
and
hence Corinthian
at
Marseilles. ( s . s .
Nancy, Anderson ; Brandenberg, Gotschaf ; and Emma, Hadgraft
—all hence Et Pillau.
Agnes, Luders, hence at Aarhuns.
Vale, Hinsen, hence at Christian.
British
British Queen (s.s.), sailed from Genoa for Leghorn, July 12.
Superb, sailed from Jamaica for Liverpool, Jane 15.