The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-24 00:00:00

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Abstract of the Log of the British and North American Royal Mail
Steam-ship Niagara, J. G, Wickman, arrived here from Boston and
Halifax

111Lrch 11, at )2 SO p.m., left Boston.
March 12. wind variable, course N. 78 45 E., distance 220 miles,
in lat. 66 03, lon. 43 08 ; Moderate breezo.
March 13, at 5 a.m. arrived at Helifat.
March 13, wind N.W. course 8 64 E., in let. 44 21, lon. 62 48;
Moderate breeze; at 0 a.m. left Halifax.
March 14, wind vai iable, course S. 76 E., distance ' 240 miles, in
lat. 43 31 lon. 57 39; light breeze.
M arch 15, wind N.W., course N. 78 by 25 E., distance 230 miles,
in lat. 44 16, lon. 52 17 ; strong b eeze and equally.
March 16. wind N.N W., course N. 75 E , distance 265 miles, in
lat. 45 22 lon 46 17 ; strong breeze.
March 17. wind N.W., course N. 66 E , distance 263 miles, in let.
47 09. lon 40 18; strong breeze.
March 8. wind W. N.W., course N. 66 by 23 E., distance 250 miles,
in lat, 48 47, lon. 14 31; strong breeze.
' March 19 ,wind W.N.W.. course N 76 E.. distance 255 miles, in
lat. 49 47, lon. 28 24 ; strong gales with terrific squalls.
M WI 20. wind variable, course N. 80 by 56 E., distance 254 miles,
in lat, 50 27, lon. 21 49 ; strong breeze.
March 21, wind Easterly, course N. 83 E., distance 255 miles, in
lat. 50 59, lon. 15 11 ; strong breeze.
March 22, wind Easterly, course v rious; strong breeze; at 1 5
p.m. passed Cape C'ear • and at 5 20 p.m., off Kins ile, passed the
it.M.S. Asia, bound west.
March 23, wind Easterly, course various; strong breeze ; at 638
p.m., passed the Rock Light.

Abstract of the Log of the C,ty of ,Waahington (a.a.), Wylie,
arrived here from New York :

March 10, wind N.W., cou-se N. 86 E distance 35 miles, in le.
40 30 N., lon. 73 15 W. ; at 9 15 a.m., discharged pilot off Sandy
Hook. Passed screw steamer Emeu, inward bound ; noon, moderate
and clear weather ; p,m.. light airs and tine.
March 11, wind variably, course N. 86 E.. cils,ance 26D miles, in
lat. 4G 4g N., lon. 67 25 W. ; a.m., calm and fine ; 6, passed a pro-
peller steerino. W., supposed to be the Kangaroo ; noon, exchanged
signals wth U.S.M.S. Herman, for New York ; p.m., calm and hazy,
with Sleet.

Birch 12, wind S.E to E., course N. 73 E., distance 200 miles,
In lat. 41 47 N , lon. 63 08 W. ; a.m., moderate weather, with rain ;
p.m., el ziilar weather.
Ilf•trch 13 wind variab'e, course N. 61 E., distance 268 miles; in
lat. 44 00. N., 53 06 W.; a.m., strong breeze from E. ; p.m., m derate,
and fine aveather.

March 14, wind variable, course N. 69 E., distance 252 miles ; I n
lat. 45 28 N., 52 45 W. ; a.m., moderate and fine; p m., fresh breete,
and hazy weather.
March 15, wind westerly, course N. 73 E., distance 261 miles ; in
lat. 46 43 N. lon. 46 45 W.; a.m., moderate and dull weather ;
strong breeze and clear, ending strong bre, ze and heavy snow sq ualls,
March 16, wird west. course N. 74 E., distance 318 miles; in lat.
48 13 N., lon. 39 14 W.; a.m., strong breeze and squally; p m,
brisk gale and squally, high sea running.
March 17. wind west, course N. 87 E., distance 3)0 miles, in lat.
48 25 N.. lon. 31 48 W. ; a.m., more moderate, but very squally, with
sleet and snow; p.m., strong breez. and hard squalls.

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18, wind wesr. course N. 85 E., distance miles, in lat.
48 48 N., lon. 24 18 W. ; a.m., moderate and fine weather ; p.m.,
strong breeae and cloudy, ending strong gale and dirty weather,
Mandl 19, wind variable, course N. 78 E., dl‘tance 240 miles, in
lat. 493 E N., lon. 18 21 W.; a.m., strong breeze and thick, with
heavy squalls ; p.m., moderate and fine, ending light breeze and
h zy.
March 20, wind ellm, course N. 79 E., distance 224 miles, in
14t 50 03 N., lon. 12 38 W.; a.m., light breeze and hazy; p.m.,
light airs from N.E. and fine weather.
March 21, wind E.S.E.. in the Channel, distance 200 miles;
a.m., strong breeze and hazy, with heavy sea througt,out ; 10,
passed Old Head Kinsale; at 3 30 p.m., passed Ballycotton ; 7,
passed Mine Head, similar weather.
March 22. wind E.S.E., in the Channel, distance 140 miles; at
228 a.m., abreast Saltees ; 5 30 Tuakar; 7 23, signalled R.M.S.
Asia, strong breeze and fins ; at 2 15 p.m., off Bardsley ; 5 20, South
Stack ; 6 15, Sherries ; 7 45, abreast Point Lynas . 8 to 3 a.m.,
standing on and off shore. unable to obtain a pilot ; 3, turned round
to eastward ; 7 15, took pilot on board ; 7 35. Bell Buoy; 7 45,
Formby Lightship; 8 15, passed Rock Lighthouse.

Report by the Revenge, arrived here from St. Michael's; sailed
March 12.
Lelt there—The Acis, Isabella, Alice, and Caroline Brown.

Report by the William Peele, arrived here.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Feb. 11.. Louisa Brrgenton, off Fernando de Nembre.
March 13.. Wm. Tapscott
FOREIGN PORTS.
Isabella, hence at Para.
Aurora, at Sr. Michael's. and sailed March 11, for West Indies.
Italian (s.s.), hence at Havre
Pleiades (s.s.). hence at Marseilles.
Araxes7(s.s.), hence at Messina March 14, and would leave same
day for Alexandria.
Meander (s.s.), from Trieste at Messina, March 13.
Burlington, Tuzo, from Gibraltar at Savannah.
Dorchester, Henry, hence at Mobile.
Pelle n, hence at Helvoet, March r 9.
Hero, and Catherine—both hence at Gibraltar.
Meggy, hence at Trieste, March 18.
Prince Arthur, and Annie Lamb—both hence at Constantinople,
March 12.
Gallovolidian, hence at Smyrna, March 13.