Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-18 00:00:00

OFF TIE

Palmatta

abbey Craig

Africa

A R R
, . Cuba

ArroN'y Nantes
Alert Sines
Balder
Emily Augusta New Orleans
Elizabeth (barque) --

Marie Elise . . St. Petersburg
Bold Hunter Madras
Adler Hamburg
Virgo Revel

MARITIME EXTRACTS

The hull of a vessel was passed waterlogged on the 26th
April, by the Cuzco, Guyomar, arrived at Havre from
Mexillones ; the forepart was entire, with the bowsprit still
attached, but the afterpart was quite broken up. [Mem.—
The Cuzco passed the equator on the 7th April, at lon
26 W.l

The side, apparently of an English sloop, painted black
outside, having two streaks below the gunwale resined, and
a yellow streak round the bulwarks, top timbers and gunwale
painted blue, the inside of the hatches painted red, and the
beam of the main hatch marked " ton 66," has been found
upon the coast west of Dunkirk. A piece of the after part
of a vessel, apparently from the same wreck, has been found
near the Belgian frontier, with a red flag chequered white,
and bearing the inscription " Libera " in white letters.
A pitic plank, painted light blue, marked "Minuet," was
found On ths strand of the island of Ushant April 3,

Co um, Island of Islay, May 12.—The brig MarYlllll3'
Pridd, of Greenock, from Glasgow; and last from
for St. John, (N. 8.) (pig iron and general cargo), 5Pr112,0,5
a leak on the Bth instant, increased daily very fast ; finnT,
which the captain intended to run for the Clyde, but t.
wind being contrary, brought the vessel near the shore,
.5"
then having five feet water in the hold. The hands boil
worn out by constant pumping. refused to work any long
as
consequently was under the necessity of abandoning hert
there was no prospect of getting near the land, tie °l/Iff
then off shore, and the vessel then being 10 or 12 miles
land. A short time thereafter a shore boat boarded her,
and the wind at the time coming favourably enabled the'
to run her on the beach here, the water then being seven
eight feet in her hold. There was immediately an exP,re:a
Dublint
sent for Mr. MLLean, agent for Lloyds, by the mater, 11:'1Ze
he lost no time in coming to the spot, and on boardiniq Lt_
vessel with the master, found the water covering the of
so that there was no prospect of getting her off. rarilie
the cargo may be saved, but this entirely depends on be
weather, from the exposed situation she is in, being 01 t
west side of the island.
A. three-masted vessel, derelict, with loss of mizenraasti
maintopmast, and jibboom, sails in ribbons, lobar__
stanchions and bulwarks, and great part of her peel) eau,'
ried away, marked on her stern " Ouzel Galley of Dubli?fe
was passed April 12, in lat. 34 N, lon. 51 W, by the Dl2;
arrived at Marseilles. [N.B. The Ouzel Ge sailed nced
Trinidad March 14th f all
or Dublin, and was aband°l3
April 4th.]
FLUSHING-, May 14,;—The Isabella, Beckman, from Liverpool, took the ground, but has since got off, and P'
ceeded up the river. Off
BREMEN, May 14.—The Ifritisb. brig Swallo R, Barr 0.
from Shields, on shore near Brake,and full of Water'nd
stated to have her hold beams and eck planks broken, a,.,"
in all probability her keel also, having grounded ainidsinq
and being afloat fore and aft. [N.B. Another account statFs
that she had been got off, and towed into Brake svith_.:eld
feet of water in her hold.] The Eamont, Bremer, ar"',-e
in the river May 7th from Newcastle, is reported to 113'd
grounded near Brake, but got off after discharging Part
cargo ; she is said to be making much water. r",
.LEER, May B.—The ship Fides, Walker, of Papen-licl
from Rotterdam for Gestemunde (cement), sunk April 26t4.
in lat 54 11 N, long 33 E. The crew, together with 'of
captain's wife, were saved by the ship Johan, De Vries? 0.
Stikelkamperfehn, arrived here from Newcastle. Nothing
was saved of the ship's materials.
MAURITIUS' April 14: The barque Cataraqui, lhnd
from Bassein for Falmouth, put in here April 3, leakb
is now discharging her cargo. It is reported, but not coat
firmed, that the French vessel Auguste ran on shore ..e
Rodrigues Island and became a total wreck. The 1013
Narwhal, hence for Tranquebar, which put back March ae
leaky, has been re-coppered on the patent slip. The ballet
Esmeralda, hence for London (sugar), which put bac('
March 17 leaky, has discharged cargo ad been re-c°Prerfor
on the slip. The barque Graham, London, hence ded
Queenstown, which put back March 25 leaky, has lant
her cargo (sugar), and she will have to go into dock. shaft
iu : The Emeu (ss), from Australia ; had broken main
when 1,000 miles out from Bing George's Sound ; iv
proceed to Bombay for repairs ; had left Melbourne )13'

17, and Sydney 1-4th. -
CALcurrA, April 8 : There have been a few Collisioted
owing to the strength of the tides. The Clasmerden par, ea
her chains and fouled the Gipsy Bride, but neither sustaluo
damage of consequence. The John Melhuish wisaer
contact with the William Prowse' r the forme going have
the chains of the latter, and will therefore probablY bet
to be docked. The Earl of Sefton fouled the Euxioe,
neither sustained much damage. The Futtie Carreeof
fouled the Euxine, the former sustained a good del! ot
damage. The Emelia, of and from Moulmein (tita-e'os
drove on shore off Colvin's Ghaut, April 6, and rerullleu
there badly hogged, and will probably be unreparabley ig
should she be got afloat next spring tides. lier care
being discharged.

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DEAL, May 16.—Arri vedd Passed : The 1101-'rg
Calcutta to London; Confliot, Melbourne to Lon °n;
Merida, Bahia to London ; Hansholmboe, Syria to Lyndon
Catherine Elizabeth, London to St. Kitts ; Soadassell2,ll),llo*
to Adelaide ; Glenalliniond, Bahia to London ;
Granada to London; Damascus, Sydney to London ; In ivo
nity, Geelong to London; Irene, Adelaide to Louslon ;
of the Wind, Bombay to London ; Bromielaw, West t° !
don ; Cheviot, Bombay to London ; Sovereign, bound `,,let!
Anna Maria, Jamaica to London ;. Charles C. FiEft).,
Mobile to Gotenburg ; Hardy, Detnerara to London ; ;
Luther, Belese to London ;" Corenga, Calcutta to L° Lytle
Refuge, Buenos Ayres to London Jane Junes, New,cas to
to Terragona ; Jason, London to !Malta ; Delta, Shie„. 405
Polo, Callao ; Agnes, Jamaica to London ; Marco n
„,1011
Ayres to A-p,twerp ; Milan, (ss), Westward to -lino*

Ferdinand Birmq.n; London to Sydney. Sailed : 5Y41,7105'
from London ; Carabrea, London to Jamaica ; " foil)
London to Swansea. 17th.—Passed : The Gustave,ito,
London to Quebec ; Thames, London to Madras ; 5112-ilip;
London to Kremeulle ; Creole, London to Port Ph to
Alchemist, London to Quebec ; Swanley, Jollaj— 311
.00
London ; Agnes, Jamaica to London ; Mocostro, Il3loaito,
to London ; Candidate, Barbadoes to London .„—do3;
Sydney to London ; Elln Hood, New River to 'l4°`")„erl,
`William and Jane, Hobart Town to London; gags,ir ta-
Foo-choo-foo to London ; Napoleon 111., 130,,111b3„1/0311
London ; Lochiel, Sydney to London ; Emperor, o,,Svi,--doo;
to London ; West Indian, Portland Bay to -0700,
state'do;
Stzstein and Weleker, New York to London ;
Calcutta to London ; Magnus Troil, Bellona to 1)°I)ifonl'
Joanne Smidt, westward to Bremen; Forest Oak,
mobilo London; Angela, Matanzas to Ghent. ,„laid";
GRAVESEND, May 17.—Arrived : Irene, from Aiphi3;
Damascus, Sydney ; Disraeli, Bombay ; Glenalmond, ilbes ;
Hotspur, Calcutta ; Zone, Demerara ; Bee, St• f the
Palmer, Nicorping; Raphael, Algoa Bay ; Wink's!): roe ;
Wind, Bombay ; Cheviot, Bombay ; Conflict, ithifund ;
Henrick, Stralsund ; Mereda, Bahia ; Edwina, 19°t'r
Matinza, Dantzic ; Coringa, Calcutta. Sap 1131"
A 9nl

QUEENSTOWN, May .—.Arrived: Irene, froi.. 00.
with rudder damaged and making water : Adriatic/000r
Video for St. John's. Sailed : Savannah, for L e_oc;
Neva, and Majesty, Liverpool ; Princess Louisa, Gre
Duchess of Lancaster, Liverpool.