The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-14 00:00:00

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon.
Nov. 29.. Fleetwood and Francis, Cardiff tc' Bahia 05 10 N.. 22 44 W.
Dec. 11.. Chimera, Manilla to Liverpool 22 46 N.. 54 27 W.
Dec. 4.. Shooting Star, hence to Melbourne OO 05 N.. 00 25 W.
Jan 7.. Gambia, hence
Jan. 7.. Sarah, and Amelia—both hence to the
Brazils .. . . lO 00 N.. 00 03 W.
FOREIGN FORTS.

City of Baltimore (s.s.) was to sail from Philadelphia for Liver-
pool, Jan. 1.
Europa (R.NLS.), Leitch, hence at New York. Dec. 27.
Niagara (ILM.S.), Wickman, hence at Halifax. Jan. 1.
Taurus (s.s.), from Constantinople at Smyrna, and left for
Alexandria and Liverpool, Dec. 23.
Egyptian (s.s.). and Tanandra (8.8.)4 both sailed from Smyrna for
Liverpool, D c. 27.
America (s.s.), hence at Barcelona.
Diana, and Lady Head—both hence at Gibraltar.
Heart of Oak sailed from Marseilles for Liverpool.
• Arno (s.s.), hence at Genoa, and left Palermo.
Danube (s.s.), hence at Trieste.
Arethusa, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Springbok, hence at Monte Video.
Giaour, Banner; and Osmond, Orber—both hence at limon's
Bay. . _

Milan ( s.s.), Bruce, hence at Ancona.
Sir R. Campbell, Luke, hence at Genoa.
Colgrain, Scott, from London at San Francisco, and landing cargo
in a damaged state.
Dictator, Shaw; and Levi Woodbury—both hence at New
Orleans.
Kangaroo (s.s ), hence off Philadelphia, Dec. 31.
Teresa, Sertucha. hence at Havannah.

John Melhuish, from Calcutta off St. Helena for Liverpool, Dec. 3.
Young Eagle, Nowell ; Mary, Murphy • Montmorenci, Brown ;
and James Ne mith,
Compeer, Crawford; and Elizabeth Williams—Loth hence at
Savannah.
Ocean Monarch, Pdge, hence at New York, in 29 days.
, I ondon. Hulhurt ; and E. Z., Rogers—both hence at New York.
Emily, Stabb, from Rio Janet, o at New York.
Ricot, from Jamaica at Havannah, in dls.ress (supposed for Liver-
pool.)
Caroline Ne.mith, Kinney, hence at Charleston.
Wyoming, hence off Philadelphia.
Edinburgh (s.s.), from Clyde at New York.
Athena
l' Watt, hence at Constantinople.
Attihtaresuffer, cleared at New York for Liverpool, Dec. 24.
Adcs:ss.
NA . Wattenbach, Kersting, cleared •itt New York for Liverpool,
Dec. 24.
De Witt Clinton, Dunn, cleared at New York for Liverpool, Dec.
26. . _

Tonawanda, Julius, cleared at Philadelphia for Liverpool, Dec 24
Sparkling Sea, Ryder, cleared at Apalachicola for Liverpool,
Dec. 15.
Hadley, Kent, cleared at Roston for Liverpool, Dec. 22.
Sir John Franklin, Wallace, and Eliza, Johnson —both sailed
from Ba timore for Liverpool, Dec. 24.
Printemps, Phillipot, sailed from Rouen for Liverpool, Jan. 8.
Jeannette Melanie, Denduyts, sailed from Antwerp for Liverpool,
Jan. 10. _

Wilhelmine, Biel, sai!ed from Cuxhaven for Punta Arenas, Via
Liverpool.
Rosita, Aldatnio, sailed from Brouershaven for Liverpool, Jan. 8.

BIRTH.
On the 11th Inst., at 15, Chester-street, Torteth Park, Mrs.
Joseph Atkinson, of a son.
MARRIAGES.
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On the 26th December, 156, at the Episcopal church, Tarry-
town, New York, by the Rev. William Crichton, D.D., Archer
Maxwell, fifth surviving son of John Tomlin-on, Esq., Rock Park,
Cheshire, to Henrietta, daughter of Nathan Cobb, Esqof Tarry-
tow.,, New York.
On the 12th inst., at St. Peter's, by license, Mr. David Copeland,
ship carpenter, Bankend, Dumfriesshire, to Jane, youngest daughter
of Captain Hannah, of Ketton. near Dumfries, and Master of the
schooner Robert and Helen, L verpool and Dumfries trader.

Unless previously disposed of Private Treaty.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, This day,
the 14th instant, at One o'clock, at the .13 rakers' Sale.
room, If, York-buildings, Dale-street, the beautiful
barque PALMAI TA. 455 tans oM. Length, 121 feet
-** 6-10ths; beam, 28 feet 6-10ths; depth, 16 feet 3-10ths.
This strong and useful vessel was built at Pug wash in 18.56, and it
composed of well seasoned materials, has an outfit of LiVetpool
manufacture, a neat hou e on deck for cabin, and another for crew,
sails fast, carries sell, and stands without ballast. In Union Dock.
Apply to 110 BERT A. MUNN & CO.. Brokers for the Purchase
and Sale of Ships, 8 York-badings. Dale street.

Unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty.
FOE SALE BY AUCTION, This day,
ittOt/irs the 14th inst., at One o'clock, at the Brokers' office
3 York-buildings, Dale sireet. the Ship ANDRO-
&,_ MACHE ; 1048 tons -N.M., 1104 tons builders' mea-
surement ; full poop, forecastle and house. Length,
177.0 feet; bre tdth, 37.9 feet; depth, 22.8 feet. Built at Richibucto
in. 1856, b., Mr. George Lane, formerly of St. John, N. 8., for Messrs.
Holderi,ess and 11I'Leod. Is iron-kneed and yellow metalled ; will
class Seven years; has large poop, forecastle, and deck house; is
built entirely of heckmatac, which wood, at Richibucto, is superior
to. any other in the col,nies ; is diagonally trussed in the ';Weer
decks, and copper fastened; her clamps, stringers, and waterways
are all bolted, and secured together every two feet ; her beams are
dovetailed and dowelled into the stringers; her 'twist decks are lad.
and the ship built with the view of making a first-rate passenger ship.
Her passage home proves her fast sallin , properties, and she needs
only to be seen to show that she will carry a good cargo; with a
cargo of deals she only draws 18 feet t inches. In Brunswick Dock.
—Apply to Messrs. Holderness. and Chilton. or to :ROBERT' A.
11UNN & CO., Brokers for the Purchase and Sale of Ships, 3. York
Building=, Dale-street.

Unless'previously disposed of by Private Treaty.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, Th;s day,
`the 14th inst., at One o'clock, at the Brokers' office, 3,
tiatr York-buildinge, Dale-street, the beautiful Barque
. AMATEUR; 231, tons register, about 234 tons o.u.
Length, 118 feet; beam, 21 feet 3-10ths ; depth, 13 feet 8-10ths.
Built at Tatmagouche under special inspection of Lloyd's surveyors.
to Glass seven years, from whom she has a most favourable report.
Her model is from an approved one by Cato, Miller. and Co. of
Liverpool, especially to carry a large cargo on a light draft. She is
well adapted for toe Rio Grande cr other bar harbour trades. Lying
in Bromley-Moore Dock.—Apply to Messrs. Miller, Houghton, and
Co. or to ROBERT A. MUNN et CO., Brokers for the Purchase
and Sale of Ships, 3, York Bu;ldings. Dale street.

Unless previously disposed of by Private Treaty. .
pint SALE BY AUCTION This day,
vr4l,4\ the 14tn instant, at One o'clock, at the Brokers' Office,
3, York-buildings, Dale-street, the good Schooner
EYRY, 1( 0 tone register. Length, 68 feet 2-10ths ;
beam, 19 feet 2-10ths ; depth, 10 feet 9-10th.. Built
at Parrsbro, N.S., in 1842, and will make a good coaster. In King's
,Dock.--..Apdly to Messrs. Miller, fl,-ug' ton and Co., or to ROBERT
A. MUNN & CO., Brokers for the Purchase and SAle of Ships,3,Y,rk
buildings, Dale-stn et.

I.li.less previously dispo.ed of by Private Treaty.
FOR SALE BY AUCTION, This day
the 14'h inst., at One o'clock, at the Broker's office, 3,
York-buildings, D4le-street, the fine new Shin
i . ',a', GENERAL WINDHAM tenth 1 9 cet, breadth 35
:taz - feet 1-10t11, depth 21 fart; bu then per egister 850
tops, old measurement 951 tons; was built at Dorchester, New
Brunswick, and launched in June last, and will class at Lloyd's
seven years. 'his is a substantial and well built vessel, of excellent
model for the combination of sal ing and carrying qualities, and her
outfi a are all of the best Liverpool manufacture, now lying on the
west sole of the Brunswick Dock.—Fcr further particulars apply to
Meiirs. Stitt, Coubrough & Co.;• or to 11 OBERT A. M UNN & Co.,
Brokers for the Purchase- and Sale of Ships, . York-buildings,
Dale-street.