The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-17 00:00:00

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April 15.

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Arctic Calcutta

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April 15.
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'Rajah New York
,Vigilant •Ostend
Espoir Ostend, &c.
'Robert A. Lewis Quebec
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Alamo ...Rio Janeiro

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Phillip Dean Trinidad

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Flora Valencia, &e.

Conductor Yarmouth, N.B.
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Chebucto Hong Kong
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OUTPOIiTS.

Queenstown, April 15.—Arrived—Slirlingshire, from
Savannah. April 13.—Sailed—Albatross, for Liverpool.
Belfast, April 15.—Arrived—Marian Bertha, from
Memel. Sailed—Broedersehip. for Riga—Amy Louisa,
Liveraool—llortense Sedone, Havre.
Dublin, April 15.—Sailed—Juno, for Bristol.

Cowes, April 14.—Sailed—Ferozepore, for Liverpool.
Dual. April 14.—Arrived—The Amn zone, Hovey, from
New York ; Rhine, Moore, from New York ; and Forsyth,
brig. and Mermaid, schooner, both from the north bound
for Liverpool.
Gravesend, April 14.—Arrived—The Light of the Age,
Williams, from Sydney, N.S.W.; and gate, Payne, from
Trinidad.

Greenock, April 15.—Arrived—Duchess of Sutherland,
from Matanzas ; and Ignez de Castro (s.s.), from Lisbon.
Sailed.-City of Delhi, for Calcutta.
Falmouth, April 14.—Arrived off—Sandford, from
Manilla for Bristol; Havremanaanen, Due, from Havan.
nah ; Viscaya, Havannah ; Pronto, Havannah; Edward,
Smidt, Laguna; Thankful, Stith, Demerara.

Portland.—Arrived off—Samuel Baker, from Liverpool.
Torbay.—Arrived— A.nna Margaret ha, Wi denherg,
from Caen for Liverpool. Arrived off—llellechina, Fyn,
from Rotterdam for Runcorn.
London.—Arrived—Goldfinder, from Calcutta.
MAUL' ME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, April 16.

The vessel repOrted by the Douro (s.s.), arrived here
from Lisbon, as having been at anchor outside the Tagus,
and towed into that river by a rrench steamer, was the
Coronation, supposed from Madeira:
Tranquebar forarieste, has put back, towed round from
Studwall Roads, leaky, by the Sea King (steam tug).
Penzance.—Off—Eathen, hence for Rio Janeiro, work-
ing in with loss of foreyard, and sails split.
Sydney, N. S. W., Jan. 10.—The damage sustained by
the Invincible, 'on entering the Heads, is found to be
serious. On being examined in dock, upwards of 100 feet
of the keel was found to be so much injured that it will
have to be replaced. [Nlem.—The Invincible, Johnston,
arrived at Sydney, N. S. W., from London, Nov. 28, and
sailed Jan. 29 for Bombay.]

?ortsmouth, April vessel, apparently of about
300 tons, was passed bottom up, seven miles south of
Newhaven this morning, by the Metropolitan (s.s•), Booth,
put in here.
""Bombay, March 19.—The British Trident caught fire,
from a cask of spirits having ignited from the ship's joiner
having used a lighted candle, but the fire was shortly
extinguished.
Malta, April 9.—The brig Frances, of Liverpool, from
Troon for Beyrout, foundered at. sea, April 2, off Goz ;
crew arrived here, April 3. in the Salvatore.
The Martin Luther, hence to Quebec, was towed into
Plymouth, April 15, by the Tagus (g.s.), with loss of main
and mizen masts ; five men drowned. The accident
occurred in the Bay of Biscay.
The Outelina, White; and Struggler, Grant—have
been totally lost in Cape Sweetnos Bay, near the entrance
of the White Sea. Crews saved.