Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-07-13 00:00:00

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

New York, Jane. 30.—Ship Stamford (new, 1,07 tons), Vaughan,
of and from St. John, N. B , from Liverpool, went ashore on a ledge
called the Devil's Limb, near Seel Island, filled rapidly, and it is
supposed will be a total lass. Crew ssved. —Au attempt was being
made at Key West to raise the hull of the Britis barque Emiant,
ashore near that place. She has a. portion of gr
her original cargo

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(timber) still on board.
Ship Golden Star, from Liverpool for New Orleans, which was
taken into Nassau, N.P., whilst hove out for repairs, filled and stink,
in which condition she was sold nn the 10th June for 17,051 dots.
Halifax, Joly 2.—A large new French steam frieate is reported to
have been totally lost at Point: Roch, west coast of Newfoundland.—
The American ship Vanclu'e, Varney, from Miramichl to Bristol, is
reported by telegraph ashore at Estnimac.—The Bromborough is a
total wreck on Richibacto Bor.—The French stellar, frigate above Is
the Newton, lost on Port-on-Chionx Rock.
Key West, June 20.—The S. R. Mallory is taking in the cargo of
the Helen E. Booker, from Cardiff to New ''.lrleans, wrecked on
C,rysfort, of which about two-thirds. has been saved, and the
remainder is also expecte'l to ba recovered.
Boston, July 1 the British brig Ellen, from Liverpool for New,
foundlanr with salt and coal, was abandoned il a sinking condition,
May 50 35, lon. 18.1 ; crew taken off by 'barque Edmund, of and from
Bremen, at Baltimore, which transferred tha master, mate, cook, and
one man, to the French ship Netre Dame des Victoires, fur Havre,
Nay 30, lat. 40.36, ion, 43 51. The rest cisme to Baltimore.
The expenses of the British brig Uary Morton, from New York for
Hantsport, while ashore on Narre.gans,ett Beach, amounted to about
2000 dots.
A bowsprit about 45 teet long, with other pieces of a wreck,
apparently belonging to a merchant ship, passed Nantucket South
Shoal Light Ship on the 13th teat.
Report by the North Star, Leivre, from Bremen and Southampton
at New York ; sailed 17th June, in company with steamship Hermann.
June 16, Sully island bearing N. 16 miles, efrhanged signals with
clipper ship Golden Fleece, bound N. Jane 21, in lat. 48 27, lon.
29 30, exchanged sig'aels with ship To of Philadelphia. bound
W. June 26„ in :at. 42 49, lon. 57 30, exchanged signals with ship
Universe, of NEVff York, bound W. Same day, in lat. 42 35, lon.
59 20, ship Kit 'Carson, of Dennis, bound W. Jane 27, in lat. 4,1.25.
lon. 65 3J, erchauged signals with barque Geatemunde, bound W.
Report ty the steamship Edinburgh, Cummings, from Glasgow at
New Ycefic ; sailed 17th June. She has experienced mostly fine
weather, bat met with dense fogs on the Banks. The first five days
out had the winds easterly, after which had winds altogether westerly.
.tune 26, in late 42 58, lon. 58 48, signalised ship Mercury, French,
from I-IWO for New York with passengers, 30 days out.
The wreck of the ship Bride, of St. John, N. 8., previously reported,
'Nal f. ", i.. 1 s n in with, M,y 24, in lat. 28 30, lon. 54 27, burnt from the
rSaia hatchway on the pot side, aft i all the timber was on fire from
amidships aft. She was set on fire by the crew of solne passing
vessel.
Middleton, Betts, from Liverpool at St. John, N.B.
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E:x;oaenc,distianileed27f.or New York,
Palmetto, and Hami.ton Giey—all from Liverpool at
July 1, after being supplied with provisions and water.
Bessie, and City of Manchester—both from 1../7erpool at Montreal.
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Niagara (R.M.s.S.), from Live?Oal .
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Jason (5.5.), from Bremen at N ..r York, June 23.
Khersonese (s a.), from PQlP.:,uid at Halifax, and sailed, June 29,
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'at Boston, July 1.