Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-10 00:00:00

FOILEIGN POUTS

City of Washington, hence a'

April

Now York

April 23

Aar, Brun, hence at Valparaiso.
. Lord Dufferin, hence at New Orleans.
Saratoga, Trask, hence at Mobile.
Carolina, Grindell, hence at Charleston.
Lizzie Howard, Lawrence, hence at Philadelphia. lc i
Philadelhia, Poole ; Henry Clay, Caulkins, Mary o')3'at
arid Vesper, hence ; War Hawk, Harris, from 133 hi.
Bahia.
Ethiope (nmss), French, hence off Cape Palmas.

Queen of the Isl
April 14, for Old Calabar
Token, and Romerill, from Lagos at Cape Coast
Jura (ss), hence at Boston, and was to sail for
York, April 25. T 26
City of Washington (ss), hence at New York, APII „s
City of Manchester (ss), hence at New York, Apr" "."‘

hence off Cape Palmas, and

Report of the ship Tonawanda, from Mobile ; spoke
.1;
April 16.—1 n lat 36 40 N, 10n.65 30 W, exchanged sigw"
with ship Lancashire, of New York, bound east. al;
April 21.—1 n lat 39.30 N, lon 51.10 W, exchanged sig „11
with a British ship bound west, showing ''No. 1,7
Marryat's signals, no distingnishing pendant.
. —ln lat 41.05 N, lon 39.45 W, exchanged gg!.1"„„1
with ship Constellation, of and for New York I." 11
Liverpool ; same time exchanged signals Trit%t,
black, double topsail American ship, bound Icep;•
showing a signal, having a blue and red perpendicu
stripe, with a white ball in the centre. dad.
Report of the barque Speed, J. Reid, from Trina
March 11 : n teen
April 25 : In lat. 51.11 N., lon. 12.30 W.,
spoke the v.'
of .the Lakes.
Report of the Milian (ss), Bice, from Palermo ; spoke the
following vessels : ri milts
April 29. Royal Adelaide (barque), east to west, 3'• -
west of Castagena.
April " -Lady Tr--- '

April 25

,nd on, °Lit

prig _Lovelock (brig), bound to .L.-
50 days, 11 miles east of Cape de Gata.
April 29.—Delphin, of Stockholm, bound west ; str°l4

•
gale from west.
April 29. Marie Antoinette, off Cape de Gata

ggles from. west

April 29.—Andes (ss), from east to west.
April 30.-7-Bremen ship, 441 sign, flags white gl°uilti'
fr Mayslt west ; stron& c,ale from west
n b fl t$
.—Snowden (ship), from Liverpool to Or

arrived at noon. l• lt3r
-May Orissia, 'froth Southampton to Glin
and the East 45 miles south-east of Cape St. Vincent. ~ of
flay 2.—Elizabeth Radcliffe, from north to eastivaru

Cape St. Vincent.
Report by tho Factory Gir

April 26th, Ann (ship), short of provisions. Lat• u" s
lop. 18 17 W.
May 1, Saiway, from Seria Leone to Cork, La.t •61 0
lon. 11 8

May sth, Fianna,
lon. 7 6 N.
Report b'the Jas Crthy 0'
May 3ryd, Wild meßosea, for Montreal. Lat. 11 lvg t 1 '

Swansea to Barcelona. Lat• 51 17

50 25
Report by. the Athelstan .
May 4th, Friar Tuck, from Liverpool to China--

Cape -Clear
Reportay 5. by the Ship
barbarqueOnward ;O spoke
M—English can Guide, outward b01111(1'
in lat 51.6 N, lonideo,
Report by the John Hillman, Williams, from Monte

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Jan 25; .spoke:— ill
Feb 21. St Levens, from London, bound to SydileY'
lat 23.45 ,-lon 33.20 W, all wel. V 5.
April 6. —DiasS, from Cardiff, bound tol St Jago, in lat
lon 21.30 W, all well. t rdslll'
April 11.—Ja Vaan, from Batavia, bound to Anls-e
in lat 28.10 N, lon 41 W, all well. . _ gnolie.:

Report by the Challenger, Johnston, from Charleston, s)f)at
April 23.—Sir C. Campbell, bound westward, I'
44.16 N, lon 39.23 N. tobni
Report by the Norah Greene, Withycombe -1/ from •in
April 11th.—Helene, from Calle°, bound to Vel°ltl3'
lat 31.10 N, lOn 35.20.
May 3. Woodbine ; off Tusker.

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No SHIP SHOULD GO To SEA without one of Sa-Ailding
and Co.'s Patent Selt-cleansing Charcoal Filters, case',.-
fitted-up expressly for use on hOard ship. Note the add e
SAUNDERs & CO., 16, Parker-street, Liverpool.
__The
particulars of the loss of the Cape of Good Hope Loss OF THE CAPE OF GOOD HOPE STEAWI''
Sle3
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and several passengers, at the mouth of the 1100011 Y, joe're
received on Saturday at Lloyd's. The Cape of Good
and
was from Rangoon, &c., with the mails and treasure, z!..e,
145 passengers, natives. She was pursuing ker usual cog'
when she came in contact with another steamer., and
Nemesis. The Cape was caught by the main
nearly cut in two. The scene amongst the Indian Piously
gers was frightful. Sonic were killed and others s?ri
their
wounded by the splinters of the ship, whilst In boats
fright jumped overboard and were drowned• he arid
from the Nemesis were launched with promptitudlares
succeeded in picking up a number of the poor ore yed•
The mails and treasure from the Cape were also sthe
When the mail left it was impossible to ascertsien
number who had perished. Very shortly after, the it allir
Cape of Good Hope, went down. hate id,
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