Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-06-25 00:00:00

HIGH WATER.

Tura DAY

Morn.
6 0
WIND

Even. Height
634 .. 11 9

`• MA,
At LIVERPOOL,—N.N.W.—Light breeze,
HOLYHEAD,—West.
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SAILED.
Corinthian (ss) ..Lisbon Hercules ..
Vigo (ss) Queenstown Ethioge (ss)
Barnabus Webb ....Boston

MARITIME EXTRACTS

VESSELS REPORTS.
Report of the Shalimar, arrived here from Melbourne►

June 23.
May 11, Bremen barque, Caroline, Iquque to Falmouth'
in lat 25 32 S, lon 23 56 W.

,
May 13, Dutch barque Jan Van Brake], Amsterdam to
Cape of Good Hope, in lat 21 52 S, lon 25 W.
May 17, ship Criterion, in lat 11 10 S, lon 30 12 W.
May 29, brig Surprise, of London, in lat 8 N, lon 29 46 w •
June 4,,a Bremen barque showing a white flag with No'
26 in black figures, Bahia to Bremen, in lat 25 35 N, I°ll
39 15 W.

Jtine 9, barque Sam Boddington, Ceylon to London, ill
lat 35 28 N, lon. 42 53 W.

June 11, ship Kamehameha 4th, Foo-choo-fow to London,
in lat 39 24 N, lon 40 10 W.
June 11, ship Eliza Stewart, Bombay to London, in lat
39 34 N, lon 39 52 W,
June 12, French barque Mondelli, Monte Video to Havre'
in lat 40 53 N, lon 38 10 W.

7 WV •
June 13, ship Trafalgar, Madras to London,
N, lon 36 48 W.
in lat 41 20

June 18, General Williams, Rangoon to Falmouth, in lat
45 30 N, lon 23 15 W.

June 18, ship Regina, New Zealand to London, iD 'at
45 32 W.

June 20, American ship Amazon, in lat 47 20 N, lon 15 '•
Report of the Annie Wilson, arrived here from Melbourne•
May 12, barque Greenland, to south, in lat 13 S, lon 28 W.
May 17, barque Reindeer, northward, in lat 3 56 N, 1011
26 4 W.

June 1, barque Galgo, to Cork, in lat 37 33 N,lon 49 W
June 3, barque Dudbrick, Trinidad to London, in lat 39
30, lon 46 20 W.

June 4, barque Nile, Tobago Isle to London, in lat 41 N,
lon 36 30 W.

June 14, ship Ida, in lat 43 N, lon 15 W.

SPOKEN.
May 6, the Miriam, hence to Melbourne, in lat 314;
lon 25 W.
June 18, Anne Porter, bound west, in lat 48 N, lon 7
June 6, China, steering west by north, in lat 42 N. lon 42 ri •
May 14, Stamboul, British barque, from Kurrachee for
London, in lat 2 34 N, lon 21 30 W.
May 14, Octavio, British ship, from Calcutta for London,
out 70 days, in lat 2 34 N, lon 21 30 W, in con:lran7
until the 23rd.
May 16, Slibery, British ship, is lat 4 20 N, lon 21 36 W•
June 2, Prince Oscar, Norwegian barque, from Sourabijya
for Stockholm, out 112 days, in lat 34 6 N, lon 43 2 W •
June 5, Khimjee Oodoujee, British ship, from Bombay for
Liverpool, out 95 days, in lat 35 50 N, lon 44 15 W.
Jnne 8, Christina, Danish schooner from Palermo for Boa-
ton, out 63 days, in lat 38 28 N, lon 43 32 W.
June 9, Earl of Balcarris, British ship from Bombay for
London, out 98 days, in lat 40 10 N, lon 41 25 W.
June 9, Forerunner, British ship from Bombay for London,
out 96 days, in lat 40 10 N, lon 41 25 W.
June 11, General Williams, British ship from Moulmein
for London, out 115 days, in lat 40 53 N, lon 39 35 W.
June 12, Catherine, Danish schooner from Monte Video for
Falmouth, out 66 days, in lat 42 44 N, lon 37 W.
June 17, John Piele, British barque from Iquique for
Queenstown, out 102 days, in lat 46 40 N, lon 27 11 V.

OUTPORTPL

GRAVESND, June 24. —Arrived : The Constance, from
Barbadoes ; John Lugan, Lutocorian ; Speedy, gydney ;
Come On, Porto Rico ; Alice, Dunkirke ; Henrique, Frede-
rickstadt ; Porto Rico, United States St. John's; Moll*
Nasaw ; British Empire, Calcutta ; Sold, Matanzas ; Pales-
tine, New York ; Sorap, Foo-shoo-foo ; Oden, Bahia ;
Colonsay, Bombay.
DEAL, June 25.—Arrived and Passed : Countess of
Leicester, from north to west ; Parthenia, Sunderland W
Alexandria ; Owen Glendower, Melbourne to London;
Ceres, Barbadoes to London ; Papita, London to Liverpool ;
Trafalgar, Madras to London • State of. Maine, London to
Port Phillip; Oscar (ss), London to Gibraltar;
Shields to Madras; E. D. S. (barque), Shields
Suez ; Karel and Xendriens, Batavia to Rotterdam;
Toftcombo, Colombo to London ; Persian, Philadelphia to
London ; Emma Eden, Shields to St. Malo ; Campbell,
London to Bombay ; Anna, Porto Rico to Bremen ;
Miltiadcs, Newcastle to Genoa ; Julia, Newcastle to Lisbon!
Edinburgh, Sunderland to Genoa ; Industry, Liverpool
to Ostend; Sir Robert Peel, New York to Antwerp. FALMOUTH, June 24.—Arrived : Fregga, from Bassein ;
Catharine, Porto Rico.
GREENOCK, June 24 —Arrived : John Graham, from
Trinidad
put
b a
back,
; crSeywprheafedo proceed.
sues,Sti Jorhne,edN..F ; Cygnet, Alexandria,

FOREIGN lstria, Sanders, from Buenos Ayres,PORTS.
at Fayal.
William and Charlie, Widdycomb, from Lagos at Faya
and sailed 6th June for Fayal.
Wilhelmine, Meyer, hence at Nava.
Presto, Express, and Carl and Anna, all hence at Riga.
Catharine, Evans, hence at Browershaven.
Gleaner, Press, hence at Helvoet.
Madras, hence at Marseilles.
Ebro (ss), hence and Vim() at Cadiz.
Braganza (ss), Lowden, hence at Lisbon.
Pearl, Cole, hence at Bayonne.
Maria Adele and Bon Jules hence at Brest.
_ _

Donald, Co;ma7k,--heneeat IsTeustadt:
Lita Mugarethe, hence at Swinemuude.

IIOUSEKEEPERS.—The coffee sold by That:spool
Brothers, 5, Elliot-street, at is. 4d., is better that yo*
pa Is. Bd. for at any other establishment.
LADlES.—Thompson Brothers, 6, Elliot-street, sell the
beat four shilling teai England,

SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE•

ARRIVED
Pacific Honduras Deodar .. ..... SingslOre
William Wirt .. N. Orleans Ellen Foster . New Orleans
Queen of India St. John's, N B Lively Lass . Nantes
Mary . Nantes Coinelia
Andalause Nantes I Nautilus .... Buenos Area
Isabella Antwerp Mississippi Bonn!
B. Colombo Quebec The Queen
Ellen Morrison Venice Valparaiso Valparais°
Xarifa ' Nantes City of BaltimoreQueenstoo
Look Out .... San Francisco Henry Ellis (ship)
Sultan New York Rimjee Odowjee ..BombnY
Giaour Whydah I Lochlibo (ship)
Reporter Manilla

Pernsu
. Afriat

LIVERPOOL, June 24.
The Wanderer, for Newcstle, has put back leaky, With
loss of mainboom, mainsail split, and boats washed off
main hatches, having bean struck by a heavy sea on Thurs'
daLmorning, off the Skerries.

The Vigo—(ss) left Liverpool for Queenstown this (Friday)
morning, to take passengers per City. of Baltimore (59/'
for New York, the latter steamer having put back to this

- The Gabriel, Ordraneau, sailed from Nantes for Liver'
pool on the 18th March, and has not since been heard•of.
The Progress (ss), Brown,. 238 tons, sailed hence for
-Nantes on the 27th April, and has not since been heard of.
The Giaour, arrived here, reports that when in lat 46 N,
ion 37 W, saw a vessel on fire, and sent boats out. The
long-boat of the burning vessel was subsequently fallen in
with, the crew supposed to have been taken out. The
vessel is likely the Stalwart, before reported on fire.
ELSINORE, June 20.—The ships from the Baltic which
were detained here at the departure of last post proceeded
yesterday morning, and the arrivals since have likewise
sailed. The vessels from the North Sea have proceeded in
succession. 23. The West Chirton, from Newcastle for
Helsingfors, foundered in the North Sea on the 17th ; ereif
saved by the Ann Louise, and landed here.
The Montero Ist, Costa, from Rio Grande for Cork, EIP'
into Fayal short of provisions, and sailed Bth June, after
repairs to sails and rigging. -
The Arabia (ship), Forrest, on entering Garstoa Dock
yesterday, took the ground outside, and remained for a tide,
but came off on the flood this morning, without haying
received any injury, and was docked.
The following Austrian ships have been captured by the
French cruisers, viz.: —The Bariza, Sverlzuga, on the 27th
May ; the Iginio, Pillepich (supposed from Liverpool for
Constantinople), on 31st May ; and the Palinuro, Tribuson
(supposed from Hull for Constantinople), also on 31st Mal.
ST. MicHAEL's—May 18 : The ship Duke, Jones, fro°
Singapore for Liverpool (general cargo), put in here to-dei
in want of provisions and water, leaky, and the creme
exhausted, having encountered a severe hurricane, which
split most of the sails, and caused the ship to spring a leak,
making at times 13 inches of water per hour. She wad
surveyed, received supplies, shipped extra hands to pump'
repaired sails, and proceeded 26th for her destination.
[N.B.—The Duke, Jones, from Singapore, arrived at Liver-
pool June 17.]