The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-27 00:00:00

Jan. 24

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Lord Eigin,..,

..... Demerara)

EuphraCes (8.84 ......Gemoa, &C.
Eliza ...... Harbour Grace, N.F.
Callao Lima

OUT PORTS.

Belfast, Jan. 26.—Arrived—Huel, from Stralsund—Johan, Riga
'Emily Louise, Riga—Achilles, Hamburg.

Queen• town, Jan 24.—Arrived-Varna, Aderson, from Demerara.
Falmouth, Jan. 24.—Arrived—Annette Schmidt, Kemp, from
Aux Caves.

Beaninaris, Jan. 25.—Sailed —James L. B3gart

MARITIME EXTRACTS•

Euclid, from Honduras at Studwall Roads for Liverpool, with loss
of sails.

The Cultivator, for Liverpool from New York, when being towed
through the East River, Jan. 7, was forced by the ice on the Reef of
Weirs, off the Battery, was got off, Jan. 10, with bu little damage,
and would discharge and go on the goats g dock.

Dirigo, from New York at Bermuda for Glasgow, towed in with
main and mizen m AS' a cut away.

Fleetwood. Jan. 26.—The flat Brothers (Fairclough), of Preston,
from Baycliff to Liverpool, with limestones, was found abandoal.d
this morning on North Warf, and brought in here by pilots, app.
rently not much injured. Crew supposed safe.
Scilly, Jan. 22.—The Cassiterides, Laky, recently arrived here
from Arica for Liverpool, in proceeding to sea, grounded on Crow
Bar, and remained the tide. On floating, came to an anchor, making
water.—Emma, Woollngham, from Dublin at Scilly, leaky, and wills
loss of sails.

Louisa, from New Orlea .3 at Beaumasis, with cargo shifted, and
two of her crew lost.

The Coromandel, from Liverpool, is lost in the China Seas.
New York, Jan. 15.—Th, Mexican war steamer Iturbide is wrecked
at Vera Cruz, and 98 men perished.—Th. fricate Guadaloupe and
several other vessels were lost in a hurricane.

Liverpool, Jan. 26.—The Abner Stetson, a'rived here yesterday,
shipped a sea on the 7ch inst., which washed one man oierboard
stove boats and round house, and did otha damage.—The schooner
Crimea is on shore at the Magazines, bottom no.

The Marian, hence to Antigua, is on shore in Rhos Bay, with
rudder unshipped, and dries at low water ; does not make any water.
The Marian is in a much worse position having dragged her anchors,
an•i drifted in shore at Llandrillo Bay, and is making a great deal of
water.

The lonia, WConley, from St. John, N. 8., to Liverpool, was lost
on Buick Island on the 1 t inst. Crew saved.

The Welsford, Hatfield, from St. John, N. 8., to Liverpool, was
totally wrecked near C-pe RPC., Dec. 25 ; mate and two seamen
only saved.--[Mem. : The Welsford was erroneously reported as
arriving at Liverpool on the 21st inst.]
Boulogne, Jan. 25.—The Fowler, of West Ilattlepool, is ashore.
No lives lost.

Lisbon, Jan. 17.—Lacinde, from Newcastle, and Majest'c, for
Portsmouth, put in much damaged. Must partly discharge.
Naas tu, Jan. 1 —The Inca, from New Orleans for New York, was
wrecked on the Redwing Rocks, Dec. 20; about 1,600 bales of cot-
ton saved,—The Bream, from St. John, N. 8., to Blatanzas, was
totally lost on the Berry Island • , Dec. 21 ; 70 per cent. awarded to
the salver on net proceeds of cargo and materials saved.
New York, Jan. 10.— i he Cornerius Grinnell. for London, ran on
Diamond Reef on the 7th insr., hot was got; off the following tide,
making about 14 inches water per hour, and will discharge.
The Eritish barque Mere ant, 112 days from Alexandria, Egypt,
for New York, ran on the reefs at Bermada, Dec. 2g.. and became a
total wreck. Most of rter materials were saved.