The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-11 00:00:00

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon.
March 23.. Eweretta (barque), hence ....... O4 05 N.. 23 17 W.
April 24.. f4eorgiana, of Liverpool 40 00 N.. 56 00 W.
Pomona (American ship).
HAmlet (American ship).
May 3 . Brilliant, Seville to Liverpool 5l 00 N.. 10 0)W.
May 6.. Sarah Palmer, hence to Calcutta, at
11 ;',O a m.
May 7.. Richard arnal, George, of Liverpool,
from Fowey for Dordt.

VESSEL,' REPORTS,
Report by the Arabia ( R.M.S.), Stone, arri red here from New York,
Spoke. in lat. Lon.
April 30.. Africa (R.M.S.), bound W.
N' ay 6.. Schooner Dit-on . . ..,
Slay 8.. R sou' Sun, bound F.. 5O 30 N.. 17 14
May 8.. The Rosina CI aypole, and American ship
Cicero, both bound E. . 5O 30 N.. 16 55 W.

FOREIGN PORTS.
Tiber (s.s.), and British Queen (s.s.)-;.both from Messina at Palermo
Maria Fareuti, hence at Barcelona.
John and Edward, hence at Gironde.
Jantaaa sailed from Bordeaux for Liverpool, May 3.
Perseverant, Edeikamp, sailed from Flushing Roads for Liverpool,
May 5.
President, Krnacr, sailed from Flushing Roads for Liverpool, May 6.
Haabet Anker, Poulson, sailed from Arendal tor Liverpool, previous
to April 25.
Arcadia, Kerr; California, De Wynn; Champion of the Seas;
Lipsey bride, Murphy; Hera d of the Morning, Rodolph ; James
Carson, Parry; M`Leod, Galbraith; Maggie Miller, Johns; Queen of
the West, hi' M arky ; and Shooting star—all hence at Hobson's Bay,
March 14.
Tamaulipas (a a.), Jenkins, ',erne at St. Nasaire.
Frankfort (s.s.) sailed from Palermo for Liverpool, April 28.
Charles Suichay sailed from Charente tor Liverpool, April 31
Navigator sailed from Bordeaux, May 5; and Vixen, May 6—both
for Liverpool,
Indian Queen, Dobson, hence at Wellington, N.Z.
General Wyndham, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.
Arabian, Balmand, hence at Geelong, and sailed for Banal, March 5.
Admiral Boxer, Jones, hence at Geelong.
Dundonald sailed from Newcastle, N.S.W., for Bombay, Feb. 21.
Duke of Malakoff, Jenkins, hence at Corfu.
Rita (s.s.), Arano, hence at Santander.
Balbec (s s.), Little, hence at Hsvre.
Governer Baron de Vriero, hence at Ostend,

AMERICAN SHIPPING.
NEW YORK, APRIL 29
Barque Warren (before reported taken into Norfolk, derelict, from
Remeaios for New York), was in collision on the night of the 14th of
April. She had her bows stove, lost her bowsprit and everything
attached, cutwater star ed. and was abandoned, as supposed, in a
sinking condition; the crew being taken off by the ship Harpawell,
which spoke her on the 15th and carried to Boston.
Report of the Lady Ann, from Adelaide :—March 10, in lat. 42 20
N., lon. 2 le %V . passed close under the stern of the wreck of an
American ship, about 700 tons; the hull was painted black, there
was no copper seen on her bottom. Her upper deck, and a great part
of her upper works were destroyed by fire. The chain cables were
lying on the 'tween decks, and an iron tank stood abaft the stump of
the mainmast; her masts, bowsprit, and rudder gone; the stem and
figure 11,•ad were perfect ; the fizure was a full man painted white,
and gilt flowers on the stem beneath.

A large schooner from the We.t Indies bound to New York, laden
with sugar, coffee, molasses, and nuts, is ashore opposite the Ham-
mocks, near Green Run Inlet. Her name could not be ascertained
owing to the heavy sea running, which prevented small boats from
shore reaching her.

Ship Minerva, ashore near Barnegat, lies at low water high and
dry. The erew have arrived in the city.
British schooner Albert, at Salem, where she just had discharged a
cargo of plaster, was discovered on Ore, night of 22nd inst., and before
it was extinguished, the cabin was entirely burned out, and_ tie
mainsail consumed, The damage amounts to about 300
A large ship, with enty the stump of ra4nnlas', with colours down,
was passed. 15th inst., in lat. 34. lon, 73 10. curing a N.W. blow, by
schooner America, at Charle4ton 3rd inst. from New York, No
assistance mild be rewitred by the America.
A VeB3ei of about 200 t tag, bottom up, bottom painted green, and
apparently not long in that condition, was passed, 16th inst., in lat
34. ion. 72 45 by the barque Frink, Doughty, at Georgetown, S.C.,
21st from New York.

Ship Advance (of Damariscotta), Child, at New York from Liver-
pool, on 2nl inst., in lat. 48, lon, 13, in a violent gale from W., while
under close reef d topsails, I,st all three topgallantm eta, with royals
and everythi g attached; 17th, off Georges Banks, had a heavy gale
and snow storm from N.E.

Ella, A. Clarke, loading at New Orleans for Liverpool, April 19.
Harry Bluff, Governor Longdon, and Arkright—all at Mobile for
Liverpool, April 1.3.
Omar Pacha sailed from Charleston for Liverpool, April 23.
:;ago r (s.s.), sailed from New York for Gl.isgow, April 26.
Courier, Larkin, from Liverpool at Po tsmonth (A.S.), April 26.
Advance. Child, from Liverpool at New York April 25.
Escort, Bryant, from Cardiff at New York, April 26,
Centurion, Caulkins, and Philadelphia, Poole—both Cleared at New
York for Liverpool, April '25,
Consul, Mortimer; and Ocean 'Bone, Kalleran—both from Liver-
pool at Philadelphia, April 26.
Ann E Hooper, Raines. April 23 ; and Cosilda, Stafford, 26th—both
from Liverpoo: at Baltimore,
Horizon, lieed ; and Potomac, Reed—both from Liverpool at New
Orleans, pril 19.
North American, Clarke ; Cynosure, Harris ; and Astoria, Hutchin-
son—all cleared at New Orleans for Liverpool, April 19.

Cambridge, Chase; and America (s.s,), Lang—both from Liver-
pool Boston, April 25.
Orient, Henry, from Liverpool at Portland, April 26.
Robert Leonard, horn Liverpool at Castine, April 22.

BIRTH.
On the Bth inst., the wife of Mr. Alfred Redford, Oxford street, of
twins.

DEATHS.

On the 7th in‘t., at Windsor street South, Clifford, youngest
daughter of Joseph Hargreave4, aged two years.
on the 9th lust , Alison, the beloved wife of Mr. John Priestly,
5 2 . Lord steet, aged 53 years.

Q Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent
to our Office duly authenticated.

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