Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-30 00:00:00

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

New York, Nov. 17.—The ship Jeremiah Thompson, previously
reported as being on fire and scutted at Pier No. 30 E. R., was last
evening got afloat by the use of five steam pumps.
Old Point, Virginia, Nov. 11.—The Mogul, NPFaran, from Baltimore
to Liverpool, lost an tux or on the Horse Shoe during a N.E. gale.
The American schooner Dr. Kane has been seized at Chatham,
Miramichi, for an infringement of the Navigation Laws, she having
conveyed a cargo of wood to that port from Quebec. It is suggested
that there was no intention to defraud the provincial revenue, and as
in similar cases with British vessels seized in this country, a liberal
course will be pursued.
Kvy I,Vest advices to 10th inst. state that brig Darien, Starrett,
from Boston to Mobile, went ashore 3d inst. on the Dry Rocks, Tor-
tugas, and received trifling injury. She was got off by wreckers
after having been ashore eight hours, who received 1,800 dols.
salvage. The Coast Survey schooner Phoenix, Brown, from New
Orleans, via Key West for Baltimore, being in a leaking condition,
was run ashore on the Vaceas Keys 4th inst., and has become a total
loss ; materials saved. Schooner Carcadanda, Vanderhoven, from
Attakap.aq, bound to Plymouth, with oak timber, nai upon a shoal
west of Garden Key, Tortugas, 30th ult., but soon after got off
unaided, and pro: eeded. Schooner Francis Burritt, .Hartick, from
New York for Attakapas, arrived at Key West, sth inst., with loss of
foresail, &c. ; repaired and told 7th. Brig slianus, from Jamaica for
New York, put in Bth, for provisions and water, and proceeded same
ray. Capt. Geiger, of the pilot boat Champion, at Key West, reports
having passed, on the Ist inst.. about 15 miles off Key West, the
stern of a ship, soma 40 feet of which was visible—no name—and
from the putrid smell coming from it, he judaed there must be dead
bodies on board.

The cargo (supposed to be about 4C0,000 feet lumber), of ship Forest
State, o and from Portia, d for flay, nnah, wrecked on Moselle
was sold at publ c auction 27th ult , for 907 dols.
Report of Vie ship Art Union (of Boston), Sherman, Calcutta at
Boston, ached July 17. Sand Beads 22d. Sept. 11, Ist 31 56 S. lon
29 32 E, signalized Br ship Lord Raglan, from - for London ;
25th, let 29 32 5, lon 9 41 B, Br ship Maharane, from - for
Liveri,ool ; 10th ult , lat 23 57 S, lon 2 F, 13r ship Northern Bride,
from - for Liverpwl; 16th, lat G S, ion 28 W, signa'ized Sw brig
Amelia, from - for Batavia.

Cali,ta, Haws; Oregon, O'Flarty ; and St. Hilda, brown—all from
Liverpool at Mobile.

Baruabus Webb,Watti ; Madras, Robinson; and James Nasmyth—
all from I iverpool at New Orleans.
111 eridian, Crowell, from Liverpool at Boston.
Antartie, Stouffer, from Liverpool at New York, Nov. 15.
Pa-liament, Pollard, from Boston at New York, to load for Liver-
pool, Nov. 15.

ir. ngo, Doughty, loading at Charleston for Liverpool, Nov. 13.
Thomas H Perkins cleared nt Philakietphia for Liverpool, Nov. 16.
Glasgow, from Glasgow at New York, Nov. 17.
Tuscarora, Donlevy, from Liverpool at Philadelphia, Nov. 16.
Fairfield, Gatl.away ; George Bulkloy—bsth cleared at New York
for Cl.atrieston, Nov. 16.
City of Washington (s.s.), Petrie, from Liverpool at New York,
Nov. 16. On the 15th Nov., let. 40 12. lon. ; 0 45, at S p.m., spoke
the ship El:en Aus,in, G3rrick, from Liverpool to New York.
Princeton, Bell, from Havre at New York, Nov. la.
Ocean Star, Symonds, f om Cardiff at Charleston, Nov. 14.
Castine, Simp,on ; and Patterson, Hill—boll from Liverpool at
New Orleans, Nov. 9.

Westmoreland, Dean, from Liverpool at Philsdolphla, Nov. 14.
Vesta, Kiven, frond Liverpool at Wilmington, Nov. 13.
It. Kelly, Barstow, cleared at New York for Livcrrool, Nov 11.
Consignment, Pakinton ; R. L. Lane, Coallard ; Senator, Coffin—
all clewed at New York, Nov. 12.
Fmerald `sle, Cornish, cleave l al New York, Nov. 13.
Columbia, Hutt:hi:non, cleared at New York, Lvov. 16.
James Foster, Steel, from Liverpool at New York, Nov. 14.
Plutarch, Barker, from Liverpool at New York, Nov. 14.
LOSS OF TEE SCHOONER BALTIC, AND THE CAPTAIN
AND CREW.

Norfolk, Monday, Nov. 16 —A dispatch to the Herald, says :—The
schooner Ba•t;e, from St. Jag°, Cuba, beund to Baltimore, with a
cargo of copper :ore, is ashore, in pieces, at Currituck Beach. The
captain and all hands have been I.Bt. A body (supposed to Captain
Steven's) with the ship's papers on it, was washed ashore.