Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-19 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

HOLYHEAD, September 18.
Wind, N.E.—Gentle Breeze.
Conway. Sept. 18.—Put in—The"Alexander (brig).
Sept. 17. • rrhed—The Lady Gray, Davies, from Liverpool for
Genoa; And Crocus, Nicolas, from Live pool for Dunkirk.
Mllfut d, Sept. 17.—Arrived—The Sisters, from iverpool for Genoa.
Queenstown, Sept. 18 —Arrived—The ,•...andahar, from Honduras—
Bella Porlena. Cadiz—Borodino, Callao—Freedom, Marseilles—
Suteliff, from Cardiff for Lisbon—Czar, CaLlao—Annie Dant•an,
Valparaiso—Boon Constantinople —Scaudinarian, from Bel-
fast for Holleinstein, with sails split, &c.—Athena, Odessa—Jessie,
Lester, Barbadoes.
Greenock, Sept. 17.-Arrived--The. Melons, from St. Andre ws,
N.B. 18th—The Mary Raglan, St. John's, N.B. 17th.—Sail ea—
The Cupid, for Demerara. 18th.-1 he Riverdale, Quebec.
Falmouth, cept. 16.—Arrived-The Bertha, from Marseilles—Cin-
stanza and Ono: e, both from Odessa—WLdfire, Thornhatn, Bombay
for Liverpool. Off—The Princess 11.1yai, Rio Grande for Exeter—
if Holm, trio Grande for Ha'nbnrgh.
Waterf rd, Sept. :6.—Arrived—Pierino, Nicolas, from Liverpoo
for Dunkirk. 1
Portsmouth, Se,lt. 17.—Off Port—Lochnagar, from Algoa Bay.
Southampton. Sept. 17.—sailed—La Plata (R.M S.), for the West
Indies—Argo (U.S. M.S.), New York—Tagus (5,), Gibraltar.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, ceptember t 9:
A fist aground near No. per chart 61, at 6 a.m. Hat no signals of
distress (lying.
The hull of a small vessel aground near. No. per chart 52, at six
o'cicck, a.m.
The M da•. Begg, arrived here from Cardiff. in dropping dawn the
river to dock, got foul tif t e Lady Eyre, from Quebec, and loot
bulwarks, rail, stanchions, Ica. Tha La iy Eyre did not receive any
damage.
several packages of goods, Intended for the Danube (s.s.), loading in
Nelson dock for 'Trieste, &c., were slightly damaged on the quay by
the bursting o' a water-pipe underground the night before last.
Adelaide, July B.—The Konigen William IL, Giezen, from Hong
Kong, was wrecked at Guichen Bay.
Calcutta, Aug. 8.-1 he Aidencraig, Fletcher, put back leaky. The
Montro e was loot on the Burmah coat.
oyal charier (s s.) hence at Melbourne, July 19, under 64 days.
Norfolk sailed from Melbourne for London, July 6, with god equal
to 313,880; Red Jacket, for Liverpool, July 18, with gold equal to
£264,600.
Pembroke, Sept. 17.—Sides of Fusilier collapsed, and broken in
three places. Some orchella weed saved, copper expected to be
say ed, and wool washed out
Fayal, Aug. 30.—The Maria, Hollow, from Monte Video to Liver-
pool, pat in here, 2 lot, for previsions, and sailed, 23rd, after being
=pp led in quarantine. On the 25th she put back. with loss of fore
topsail yard, sails, and boat, having encountered very heavy weather.
Copenhagen, Sept. 17 —The Murray's cargo is likely to be sated.

VESSELS' REPORTS.
Report by the brque Eliza Sharpe, of Sunderland, Mugford, arrived
here from Valparaiso.

Spoke. In lat. Lon.
July 25.. Tamer, Hamburgh to Cape Town.. 2l 00 8..25 00
July 25.. F 'lcon .
Aug. 10.. R tc, hoc•se. London to Algoa Bay.. ...... 02 lo N.. 20 Od W
Ang. 16 ..Staatraad van A wych. to Bomb ty.lo 00 N.. 26 00 W
Aug. 19—CorFair's Bride, Colombo to Lcndon, out
E 4 days
Aug. 28.. Wm. Nicholson, Swansea to St. Jago de
Cuba .... ....,.. . .............. .... 24 30 . 33 41 W
Aug. 1.8.. Ern,ly, St. John's, I.F. to Pernambuco .. 25 00 N.. 33 51 W
Frenth ship Mohongo, N.W. Cape.