The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-03 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACT 3.

Liverpool, Jan. 2.—The Rochester, arrived here to d.y from St.
Stephens, encountere I a heavy gale 29th Nov, in lat. 40. lon 60,
from W.N.W., and lost bowsprit, foretopmast, and head of foremast.
At noon same day, passed a ship , supposed to to the J. H. Glidden,
wish loss of all her canvas, running before the gale under bare pales.
Sea very heavy.—The Capitol, Focke, from Baltimore to Liverpool,
was abandoned at sea Toe crew saved by the Horizon, arrived
here. —The Kate, Wilson, of and om QueLec, to Liverpool, which
went ashore on Formby Point Nov. 21, hag become a to al
wreck. Crew saved.—The Coquette' arrived herfromfro Africa, had
violent gales from the north 24th and 25th Dec., ship straining and
b.bourin heavily. arid making from 13 to 15 inches of water per hour,
in ht. 48, lon. 17.

The Brothers, from Liverpool to Newry, which was on shore at
Derbyhat•en Dec. 20, has been got off after discharging part of her
cargo.
The
Spray
of the Ocean, which arrived at Shanghae, after being
ashore at Woosung, got off without arparent damage, 'and perfectly
tight.

Madras, Nov. 27.—A severe gale ccrnme:•ced on the 20th Nov.,
when 11 vessels dipped from their anchors end put to sea, but the
weather moderating they all returned except the Celeste, Sea Park
and Cowles llumaresque. The Create is' reported to have put into
Pondicherry dlsmasted. A native brig, from Chittagong, with rice,
was wreck,A on the beach.

Moulmein, Nov. 7.—The Tongs:taboo, Kay, sailed hence Oct. 11,
for :he United Kingdom, and ligs bees\ totally lost on an island In
the Mergui Arehipefago, master, mate, and some of the crew
missing.

Hong Kong, Nov. 15. The Spirit of the North, from Shanghae to
London, experienced a typhoJn off the Macclesfield Bank Oct. 2g,
which carried away all her topmasts, and was towed in here in a
disabled state. She will have to discharge her cargo.
Calcutta, Nov. 22. The vessel of 1,090 to 1,2'0 tons sunk near the
South Channel buoy, is supposed to be either the Ivanhoe, for Lon-
don, or tale Queen, for Mauritius, as their pilot is missing. A
remnant of canvas from one of the sal, has on it, Hutchinson and
Jarveys, rope and sail mlkers, Liverpool:— [Mem. : The sails of ;he
Queen were made by Hutchinson and Jarvis.]

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