Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-31 00:00:00

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Abstract of thelog of the Persia (R.M.-3.), C. H. E. Judkins, arrived
hcro from etv York

Aug. 19.—Wind south; caurso E. S.; lat. N., lon. W. ; 220 0.m.,
received the mails on board ; 4.7 p.m., left New York ; 4.13 p m.,
p ssed the R.M.B. Arabia, going into New Yek; 5.55 p.m., dis-
charged the pilot.
Aug. 20 —Wind southerly; distance 218 mi'es ; lat. 40 49 N., lon.
69 10 W.; weather moderate and fine; 445 p.m ,in lat. 41 11, lon.
58 o W , exchanged s gaals with the English screw-steamer Jason,
bouud west.

Aug 21.—Wind E.N E.; distance 276 miles ; lat. 42 28 N., lea.
G 3 30 W.; fresh breeze end cloudy weather.
Aug. 22.—Distance 288 mil a; lat; 44 41 N., lon. 57 35 W.; moderate
breeze al d cloudy weather.
Ang. 23.—Wind variable; distance 311 miles; lat. 47 24 N., lon.
51 12; moderatn breeze and chili' weather , 5 1 Cann Race aba ,In];
8 a.m., cense fog; 3 p.m , in lat. 47 45, lon. 50 99, pa sad the K.M.S.
America. bound west.
_ _ _

Aug. 24.—Wind southerly ; course E. by S. ; distance 524 miles ;
lat. 4 4 41 N., lon. 44 0 W.,' moderote breeze and clear weather; 8
p.m.', exchanged night signals with a steamer bound west.
Aug 25 —Wind S.W.; eoursa course 341 miles ; lat.
51 15 N., 38 8 W.; fresh breez ! and dark cloudy weather; passed a
barqus and a brig steering eastward.
Aug. 2 i.—Wind S.S.W.; course S.E. by E. ; distance 313 miles ;
lat. 51 45 N., 25 56 W. ; fresh breeze and cloudy weather ; 1 p.m.,
exchanged signals with the barque Ar4entinas, of Londonderry,
bound west; fresh breeze and cloudy weather.
Aug. 27.—Wind S,E. ; course S.E. E. ; distance 323 miles; lat.
51 36 N., 17 14:W. ; fresh treez: and lear weather ; exchanged signals
with the barque Ratir ka, on a wind standing to the 11,E.

Aug 23.—course S. E. by E. distance 310 miles ; Ifolyead.
Aug. 29. —Wind variable; course variable; 4.45 ,>.m., r,cee:val a
pilot on board; 6.58 am , arrived at the Bell Buoy; 7.44 a.m.,
arrival here.

Report by the Arno (s s.), D. R. Morton, arrived here from Trieste,
railed Aug. 5. Left in the port of Gibraltar, the Teniriffa
bound to the eAstward. _ _

Spite. In lat. Lon
Aug. 13.. Pion. (s.s.), steering to the eastward 38 Ott N.. 17 35 E.
Aug. 16 .. Minh° (s.s.),statring to the eistward.. —37 58 N.. 6 15 E.
Aug. IS ..Passed a great number of vessels steer-
ing east and watt. off' Cape de Gatt ;
light vat' able easterly winds.
Aug. 23 —Carron, French ship, standing to the
eastward; fresh breezes ............45 43 N.. 8 33 W.
Aug. 28.. Araxes (s.r.), steering to the S.W. ; strong
breezes .... .
Aug. 24..L0rd Raglan (ship), steering to the east-
ward ..... ......... ...... ....48 53 N.. 7 BW.
Aug. 24.. Passed a ship with a T. B. in fotetopsail,
st ering to the eastwar i.
Aug. 24.. St. Agnes, of Seilv, bearing E. by N.,
distant about 30 miles.

Aug. 13, at 7 a.m., in lat. 38 13 N., lon. 19 E., the Arno (s.s.), passes
a large waterspout; had to haul the ship to the northward three
points of her course to get clear of it.

FOREIGN PORTS.

Baechante, Cobb, hence at Anjer for Shanghae.
Joha Dugdale, Williams, from Padang at Anjer for Macao, June

Queen of May, from Foo-Choo-Feo at Anjer, June 28.
Eagle, Williams, from al milli& at Ar jer, July 2.
Crest of the Wave, Steele, from Foo-Choo at Anjer for London,
July 7. .
Akyar, Hessen, from S'ngapore at Anjer for Liverpool, July 8.
Alliance, Card, hence at Adelaide.
Ringdove, Nutman, from Skip Isldad at Adelaide.
Mani; Eagle; Negotiator, Lawson; Castilian, Harrison; Crimea,
Morgan; Lady liima Bruce, Braishaw; Chevalier, Grimmer; and
Anna Dorothea, Jones—all hence at Melbourne.
Adriatic ; Pedsey Dawson, Harrison, both frem Hong Kong; and
Malakoff, Wallace. from Calcutta—all at Melbourne.
Cronkbane, from Valparaiso; Devi, Hong Kong; Gladiolas,
London ; Gazelle, Jones, Shangae ; and F. A. Gadrigues, Chinchas—
all at Sydney, N.S.W.
Balaklova sailed from Bombay for Falmouth, July i 7.
Krz pore sailed from Bombast for Bashtro, July 19.
Annie Armstrong and Elizabeth—both sailed from Bombay for
Moulmein, July 21.
Cyclone sailed from Sycl: ey for Guam, June 6.
Tory sailed from Fudget Sounds for Australia in June.
Mallard and Tigris—both hence at Calcutta.
Salve and Virgin Marie—botlrhence at Manilla.
Aug' Saxon soiled from Melbeurne for Liverpool, June I, with
24,924 ozs. of gold.
Montmorency sailed from Melbourne for Liverpool, June 16, with
50,196 ozs. of gold.
Tree Btston sailed from Melbourne for London, June 13, with
61,894 ozs. of ro!d.
Broughton Hall sailed from Melbourne for Callao, June 4.
Sea Lark, June 5 ; salem, 14th • Grand Trionan, 15th; and Morn-
ing Glory, 17th—all sailed from Mel onrne for Callao.
Lochiel sailed from Melourne for Callao, June 13, and put back on
the 13th.

Mundaquerr, Gartequiz ; and Luzon, Lugres —both hecce at
Havannah.
Imperador (s.s.), Atkins, fro n Plymouth at Madeira, and left for
China Am:. 16.
Imperatrice (s.s.), from Port,unorth at Madeira.
Bella Donna sailed from Alexandria for Liverpool, Aug. 7.
John Melhnish, Banton Castle, ( howrinehee, Lancaster, Isabella
Harnat, Ocean Queen, Evangeline, an 1 Eddystone—all hence at Cal-
cotta.
Ellen Bates, Ellwood ; and Magnet, Grundell—'soth hence at
Bombap.
Birchgrove, hence at Madras.
Sophia Fraser, from Sie,;apore at Hong Kong, with mainmast cut
away.
Janet (American), from Me'bourne at Manilla for Hong Kong,
dismasted.
Gif,sey Bride, and lisrthrrn Light—both sailed from Calcutta for
Liverpool.
Corners, Khinjee Oodonjre, Mary Stenhouse, and Thornhill—all
sailed from Fombay for L verpool.
Albatross sailed from Ctsalan for Tutocarin and Liverpool.
Fairy, Gentoo. and Tantiry —all hence at Adelaide.
Oxnard, Heather 8011, alai Martin Frederick—all hence at Sydney.
Patna, from Hong Kong at Foo-Choo-Foo.
Enaptilss, Z homas, from Swan River at Singapore.
Alfred the Great, M'lnt re, fro.-a Melbourne at Singapore, and
nailed for Hong Kong, July 15.
Hussar, Howland, from Melbourne at Sirgapore.
Monarch, Shepherd, from Moulmein at Sinaapore.
Clasmerden' Bennett, Com Honc Kong at Singapore.
Circassian, from Calcutta at Penang, and ailed for Singapore,
Ju'y 14.
Matilda, Lee, from Siam at Hong Kong.
Lockett, Topham, from Calcutta ,t Hong Kong.
Cairngerm, from Hong Kong at Foo-Ghoo Foo.
Spirit of the Age, from ShangUae at Foo-Choo-Foo.
General Windham, and James Carver—brAla sailed from Bombay
for Moulmein, July 22.
Arthur the Great. sailed from Bombay, July 25; and Caduceus,
July 26 —loth forßushire.
Sebastopol. railed from Bombay for Marseilles, July 29.
Berkshire, sailed from Madras, July 14 ; Saxon, and Star of the East,
July 16—all for London.
Beemah, sailed from Madras, July 16; Calliope, from Calcutta,
Jit'y I ; and Helvellyn. from Calcutta, July B—all for Mauritius.
Alert, sailed from Cslentta. for Colombo, July 14.
Alice, sailed from Algal), June 22; Satellite, Jane 23; Briton's

Pride, June 25; Sir Allan MT ibb, June 26; and Witch of the Sod
Jnne 30 —all for Falmouth.
Rajah of Sarawak, sailed from Kong Kong for Macas, July S.
Guiding Star, sailed from Adelaide for Ca' cutta, May 28.
Ca-nadc, a iled from Adel idd for Guam, May 29.
Conflame, sailed from Sydney, May 25; acd Tomatin, June
10
both for Callao.
Shand, sailed from Sydney for Manilla, May 27.
John Taylor, sailed from Sydney r Shanghae, June 6.
Red Jacket, hence at Melbourne, June 8, and was to sail oil bet
return, July 13.
War Spirit, hence at Melbourne, June 11.

Ecl herce at Vera Cruz. LlVer
Laconia (s.s.), from Constantinople at Malta, and sailed for
pool.
Ecetia (s.s.), from Alexandria at Malta, and sailed for Liverpool'
Julius Cesar, hence at bo.deaux.
Augusta HalOach. hence at Ternense.
Christiane Parr, hence at i rederickstadt.
David sa loci fr_m MoFtourse for India, June S. ~.".„%
Wolter Morrice, Morrice, from Kusrachee ;Laud Bee, Halo
Melbourne—both at Bombay.
Eleanor, Steable, hence at Galle.
Krithna, from Ahyab at Calcutta.
Ann Boyden, Fox; and Dutsandle, Bustin, both fr-. 010
aue
at Calcutta.
Victor Emanuel, from Bombay at Calcutta.
Glenroy, Laing, from Galle at A kyab.
Tasmania, Nouise, from. Calcdtta at. and fo%
Hong Kong.

PI
. 'l.e irrisin, boat of the ship Carrick, gone iii
Orleans for Liverpo: illethilyed by fire near Textugas, arrived 6 1
4-1, A N 'SHIPPING,
s.
on the 27th u t,—The ship Racehound, at itS
Francisco, lof:, BangkA, May 7. June 10, in lat. 45 N., 10n.,,h it
experieng'.4 a severs,Wl
gale from S.E. ; lost foretopsail, taking "-
atßEogsratoonn,
the mainfo: Ai
i-:-A-19:ntmast. Finfl
NOW OrlCan.:l Aug. B.—Captain Olmstead, of the ship 0.--
Fosa.lck., r,:port's having passed on the 22nd ult., in the Gulf'
S4lt X';',‘ Bank, a sunken vessel, barque-ricged, with fore and
masts standing about ten f et out of the water. gel
New York, Aug. 19.—A aunt en barque was seen near. Salt
' Bark, July 22, O.
Quebec, Aug. 17.—The Sarah and Eleanor, for Scarborougli!,,,wo
tALtlAizg.t,llli:l4:E—:Rl,
towed back here on the lath, with loss of mainmast, from cotw'
with an unknown barque off t e Brandy Potts.
Columbia (U.5.M.,.), from Liverpool at New York, Ang 17.
Lancaster, Decan, erp at Philadelphia, t ralt
William Tapscott, Beland Ontario, Wood, from Liverpool 11,
York.

Leuco'hea, from Liverpool at Boston.
Augusta, Kubi e, from Liverpool a, Quebec,
Mary Hy!er, iiyler, cleared at St. John's for Glasgow, Aug. 8:
Lemuel, Dyer, loading at New Orleans for Liverpool, Aug. 4.„,..1)
Levi, Woodbarg, Bradford ; Sultan, Hunter ; and Seasticoa.
it New Orleans, Aug. 8

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