Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-28 00:00:00

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.

LIVERPOOL. NOVEMBER 28.
WIND YESTERDAY, N.N.E.—Light.
Elms WATts—Morn. 8 I7—Even. 8 45—Height, 14 ft, 10 in

OFF THE PORT AND INWARD BOUND.
Augusta (s.s.), Brambe-g, and Zouave.

ARRIVED.
Nov. 27. Western Empire .. Boston
Lady August ............ Leghorn ry o .. Antwerp
Mayflower Jamaica Dumfriesshire Savanilla

BAILHD.

Nov. 26.

Velocidade.... ....Valparaiso
Elizabeth "....
Eliza Pirrie Apalachicola Geestemunde Batavia
Digby .. New Orleans Susan Napp.. Rio Grande
Nov. 27. IBertha . . Candia
Milan (s.s.) T ieste Southern Cross.. Bombay
Braganz a (s.s.) Lisbonj

OUTPORTS.
Falmouth, Nov. 25.—Arrived—The Coringa, from Pernambuco—
Dorothy, Taganrog—Alma, Odessa—Rio Banco is.), Notice, from
Landon for Buenos Ayres. Off—The Calcite, from Patook—Jacob
Roggereen, from Bahia for Amsterdam—San Nicolo, from Ibrail for
Bremen. Nov. 27.—arrived—The Florence Dombey, Wescott, of
and from Newport (cargo, iron)—Kate, of London, Davison, from
Callao, for orders, with loss of rudder.
Waterford, Nov. 26.—Arrived—The Reays, from Odessa.
Belfast, Nov. 26.—Arrived-1 he Polly, from Antwerp. Saled—
The Imperatore, for Trieste via Troon.
Ramsgate, Nov. 26.—Sailed—The Emma, from Brazils.
Portsmouth, Nov. 26.—Arrived—The Celestial Empire, from Callao
Leopold (s.s.), from London for Kurrachee.
Plymouth, Nov. 26.—Arrived—The Joseph Fletcher, from London
for Auckland, N.Z.—Ethiope (s a.), Liverpool for the Coast of Africa.
Sailed—The Propeller, for the Coast of Africa.
Cowes, Nov. 26.—Sailed.—The France, Chile, for Rio Janeiro.
Cardiff, Nov. 26.—Sailed.—The aka, Er Malta.
Swansea, Nov 26.—Arrived—The Leopoldine, for Huelva.
Hull, Nov. 26 Arrived.—The Chince, from Quebec.
Newport, Nov, 26.—Sailed—The Saturno, for Fernando Po—Friton,
Havannah.
Southampton, Nov. 27.—Arrived—The Lady Eglinton (s.), from
Dublin—Tyro, London— Caledonia, and Marquis of Bute, Sunderland
—John Watson, Shields. Sailed--The Cecily, for Sunderland—Lady
Egliaton (s.), London—Barcelona (a.), Hamburgh.
Gravesend, Nov. 26.—Arrived—The Elizabeth Ann Bright, from
Quebec—Malmo, Malmo. Nov. 27.—The Gerd, from Christiana—
Leon, Gravelines—Young Morgan, Palermo—Christiania, and Dili-
gence, Dunkirk—lndependenr, Hobroe—Vesta, Craskioldoik—Acorn,
Guernsey—Sunflower, Cronatadt. Sailed—The Heather Bell, for
Hobart Town—Geueral Williams, Cape of Good Hope.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, Nov. 27.

Simla (R.M..5.5.); from Australia at Suez; left Sydney, Oct. 11 ;
has £299,333 in gold.
European (R.M.S.S.), from Suez at Melbourne, with the mail of the
17th Aug. from London.
Julia, from Madras at Deal, supposed to have been erroneously
re, orted as the Julia, from Shanghae.
Natal, Aug. 27.—1 t blew a heavy gale from north-east during the
24th and 25th of August. •
Belfast, Nov. 27.—The Grampian, Finley, from Clyde to Bombay,
ran on the ridge near South Light; got off with loss of false keel and
making a little water, and proceeded on the 25th Inst.
Deal, Nov. 27.—A large brig got on the Goodwin sands last night
about nine o'clock, when signals were made by the Gull, light-ship,
and a boat went from here, but could render no assistance. Her
crew has fortunately been saved by the Ramsgate life-boat this
morning.
Milford, Nov. 25.—The Neophyte, from Liverpool for Tampico, put
in here with loss of jibboom, and master drowned.
'the missing mails of the Emen, from Australia, have arrived at
Sut z, and will be brought to Marseilles and Southampton, with the
Indian mails, in the Peninsular and Oriental Company's boats.
Tamar ( 8.M.5.), from Southamp' on at Malta, and sailed 23rd Nov.
with the mails from England, of 16th Nov., for Australia. In due
course, this vessel should bring the Simla's mails from Alexandria,
bat the latter having made a very rapid passage, they would, in that
case, be detained in Alexandria for several days, and may, in con-
sequence, be forwarded in the Peninsular and Oriental Company's
steamers.