The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-04-15 00:00:00

SPOKEN.

• In lat. tot 1•
Feb. 28...5t. Helena, hence 23 5...30 W.
Dec. 13...Finnie, hence to Calcutta
Mar. 10...8en Nevis, Bombay to Liverpool,
on the equator..
Mar. 31... African (s.s.) 36 N... 2 E.
Mar. —...Mirage, hence to Shanghae, on the
equator 00 21 W.
Tartar ll N... 45 W.
Mar. 7... Matilda Wattenbach, hence to Cal-

cutta, on the equator.... 00 21 W.
Feb. 16... Henry Moore, Calcutta to L0nd0n...25 5... 5 E
Feb. 16...Gomelza, Rangoon to Liverpool 34 5...32 E.

ESSELS' REPORTS.
Report by the Dirigo,:arrived here from Bombay.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Feb. 17...Siu.nalled the S.lma 97 5...05 E.
Mar. B...Glenshee, hence to Callao Ol N... 21 W.
Mar. 11... The Clio ' 04 N... 23 W.
April B... The Governor 5l N... 09 W.
April 9... The Post Boy, off Cape Clear.

Report by the Corinthian (s.s.), arrived hero from
Trieste and Gibraltar ; sailed tro= Gibraltar April 4.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
April B... The Albanian (s.s.) 43 N... 10 W.
Aprillo...The Euphrates (s•s ) 49 N... 07 W.

Report of the George Kendall, arrived here from Cal
cutta.

Spoke. in lat. Lon.
Jan. 23... The Louisa Maria, from Moulmein
to England 27 5...57
Feb. I...Ferriere 29 5...37 E.
Feb. 10...Ferozepore, from Manilla to London 36 5...17 E

FOREIGN PORTS.
Thomas Young, Grant, hence at Fiume.
Taurus (s.s.), Dobbins, from Malta at Genoa, and sailed
for Leghorn.
Tiber (s.s.), Wardell, hence at Gibraltar, and cleared
for Trieste.

Thessalia (s.s.), hence off Gibraltar.
Red Gauntlet sailed from Sydney for Akyab, Feb. 11.
Araxes (s.s.), Horsfall, from Alexandria at Beyrout.
Karnak (s.s ), Brownless, from Syra ; and Kangaroo
(s.s.), Knags, from Alexandria—both at Smyrna.
Queen of the East, and Culloden—both hence at
Bombay.
Coromandel, Anfredy, Bessie Young, F. E Althause,
Ann Mary, Duncanson, Crescent City, Duguesclin, Ann
Holzber g, and Lizzie Oakford—all hence at Calcutta.
L. Forsyth, Defiance. Parisian, Irene, Danube, Ann
Grey, and America—all sailed from Bombay for Liverpool.
The Duke, and Susan G. Owens—both sailed from
Calcutta for Liverpool.
Winifred sailed from Madras for Liverpool, March 5.
Alice Walton sailed from Launceston, Jan. 31 ; and
Tallentire, Feb. 4—both for Callao.
Falcon, hence at Ceara.
Printemps, Phillipot, hence at. Goree.
Aleppo (s.s.), Peters. from Alexandria at Beyrout, and
sailed for Jaffa, March 26.
Demetrius (s.s.), Young, from Alexandretta at Beyrout,
and sailed for Alexandria, March 26.
Lisbonaise, hence at Gironde.
Loyalty, hence at Rouen.
Laconia (s.s.), hence at Malta.
British Queen (s.s.), sailed from Genoa for Leghorn,
April 7.
Bella Viseongoda sailed from Cadiz for Liverpool.
March 30.
Eliza Pirrie, Thompson, from Aden; Eastern Monarch,
Morris, from Dundee ; Telegraph, White, from Mel-
bourne; Zouave, Malcolm, from Calcutta; Helios, Nason,
from Aden ; and Arthur the Great, Davis, from Bushire
—all at Bombay. _ _

Tasmania, Nourse, from Port Phillip ; Alexander,
White, from Moulmein, and sailed, 4th March, for Cal-
cutta ; and Empress Eugenie, Rickarty, from Demerara—
all at Madras.
Timandra, Sargent, hence at Calcutta.
Northern Light, Rennie, from Aden at Akyab.
Inkerman sailed from Calcutta for Liverpool, March 8.
Amelia, Gibson, from Bombay at Calcutta.
British Lion, English, from Newcastle at Calcutta.
Merlin, Borlace; Cairngorm, Meiklejohn ; and Coringa,
Walker—all from Melbourne at Calcutta.
Young England, Rogers, trom Shields at Galle.
Rock City, Cubbins ; Merrie England, Kelly; and
Maggie Miller, Johns—all from Melbourne at Galle.
Elizabeth and Somnauth sailed from Bombay, Jan. 6 ;
Result, Jan. 8; Storm Cloud, Jan. 10; Julia and Tornado,
Jan. 11 ; and Queen of the North, Jan. 12—all for the
Persian Gulf.
Flying Scud sailed for Liverpool. Jan. 10.
Alice sailed from Calcutta for Queenstown, Feb. 92 •
Cannata, for Belle Isle. Feb. 27 ; Mahratta, for Mauritius,
Feb. 28 ; Manchester, March 1; and Antarctic, March 2
—both for Moulmein.

Peveril of the Peak sailed from Rangoon, Feb. 19 ; and
Earl of Derby, Feb- 24—both for Queenstown.

AMERICAN SHIPPING.
New York, April. 1. British ship Lord George
Bentinck, from Shields, Sept. 1, for San Francisco, went
down in lat 40 S., lon. 50 W. Sixteen of the crew were
saved, and taken to some islands called incorrectly
Malvinas. We presume many, of the crew,were lost, as
those sav,,(l were probably not half the compliment of
men; but the Valparaiso account which gives the above
information is silent on that point.
New York, April 2.—Captain Sanl, of the barque
Oregon, arrived to day from Havre, reports March 25, in
lat. 51 06, lon. 66 30, during a fog, had three balls of fire
pass over the vessel, making a noise as shots from a
cannon. The last one burst about the masthead, casting

sparks all about the deck ; every person on deck was
knocked down, but without injury.
The ship Sea King, from Liverpool at New York,
experienced heavy westerly gales the whole of the:passage.

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