Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-06 00:00:00

VESSELS' REPORTS;

Abstract of the log of the City of Washington (s.), Petrie, arrivcd
here from New York :

July 23.W1ncl N..'. by S.; 2.25 p.m. discharged pilot off Sandy
Hook, and turned a-head; 2.55 passed lightship; moderate breOzo
and cloudy, with southerly swell.
July 21.—Wind, N.S. by S.; course, S. 78 E.; distance. 232 railed;
lat. 30 45 N., lon. €9 44 W. ; a m., moderate breeze aril c oudy ;
p.m., moderate breeze and fine.
July 25.—Wind S. ; course S 87 E ; dis` ante, 261 miles; lat. 39 53 N,
lon. 64 04 W. ; a.m., fresh breeze anl cloudy; p.m., light breeze and
fine. ,

July 25.—Wind, S.; course, N. 88 F.. ; distance, 250 miles: lat.
40 05 N., lon. 53 33 W. ; moderate breezy, and very fine weather
throughout.

July 27.—Wind, S. to q.W.; course N. 89 E. ; distalce, 277 miles ;
lat. 40 11:1 N., ion. 52 33 W.; a.m., moderate breeze and fine; I) m.,
fresh breeze and squal y, with rain.
July 28.—Wind, S.W. to N.W.; course. N. 76 E. ; distance, 250
miles; 14. 41 14 N., lon. 47 13 ; a.m., light breeze with showers,
p.m., palm and fine.
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July 29.—Wind. N.W.; course, N. 68 F.. ; distance, 251 miles; lat.
42 47 N., lon. 42 02 W. ; a.m., mod)rate breeze ani flue; p.m., light
airy and occasional, calms.

July 30.—Rind, W. to N.N.W:; coupe, N. 6,1 E.; distance. 248
miles ; lat. 44 24 N.. lon. 35 48 W. ; a.m., moderate breeze with dense
fog; p.m., moderate breeze, hazy, with heavy rain.•
July 31.—Wind, N.W.; course, N. 65 E. ; distance, 247 miles; let.
46 14 N., 31 34 W. ; a.m., calm, with hazy weather ; p.m., moderate
breeze. and floe.

August I.—Wind, N.W. to N.E.; emirs., N. 64 E.; distance, 233
miles; lat. 47 53 N., ion. 26 25 W. ; a.m., moderate breeze and
thick ; p.m., tresh head wind and cloudy.
An ast 2.—Wind, N.E. to W. ; course, N. 63 E. ; distance, 243
mites; lat. 49 42 N., lon. 20 54 W.; a.m., fresh head breeze and
cloudy; p.m., strong breeze and thick, with rain.

Algust 3.—Win I. S.S.W. to N.N.W.: course, N, 72 E.; distance,
204 miles ; lat. 51 10 N., lon. 13 59 ; a.m , strong breeze ant thick,
with heavy nin ; p.m., moderate breers and tine.
August 4.—Wind, N.N.W. to S.S.W ; c lame N. 85 E. ; distance,
233 miles a.m., moderate breeze and fine; 5,10 passed Fastnet ;
9.56, Old Head, Kinsale; 11.6, Cork; p.m., light breezes and fine;
pilot on beard, and at 9.43 ;snivel at Rock Light. j

Report by the Euphrates (8 s.), Brace, arrived here from Teeste :
Spoke. In lat. Lon
Jaly 24 Signalled the brig Elizabeth Browne ..37 4) N.. 705 E
Jaly 28.. Passed the schooner Queen of the South,

of Salcombe, off Tariffs Island .....:
Aug. 2—Signalled tho James Brawn (s.s.), bound

South
E
47 2 N.. 7 40
•
Aug. 2.. The schooner =ions, standing West-43 40 .. 7 0 W

SPOKEN.

In lat Lon.
April 20.. Emma, Sydney to Ceylon.. 37 . .110 E
May 1.. Joshua, Malmein to Falmouth .....29 S.. 40 E
July 3.. Nicholas Bidd e, Mobile to Liverpool 44 N.. 73 W

FOREIGN PORTS.
Good Tntent, sated from Cadiz for Liverpool, July 24.
Jane Emi y, sat ei from Vera Cm for Laguna, Jane 4,
Tamaulipas (s s.), hence at Bordeaux.
Superb, hence at Memel.
Eliza Bell, sailed from Cranstadt for Liverpool. July 21.
Supply, sailed from Archangel for Liverpool, July 27.
Dumfriesshi,e, hence at Santa Martha.
Admiral Racallin' hence at Cape flaytien.
Oarast.h,nce at Leghorn.
Coque, hence at Smyrna. *,
ho'c,. called from Vira Crnz for Laguna, June 5.
Victoria, salli3dirom Veniee for Liverpool, July 16.
Taurus (i.e:)', henCe at G noa.
Danube (s.s.), Birch, hence at Gibraltar, and eeared for Palarmo
nary Rid ey, off Gibraltar.
Emelia hence at 1 isbon.

Eleanor. Nnikins ; Hermanna, Efting ; H.M.S. Haselir; Mina,
Pots zu ; Messrs: Gyfkn, Put; and Preussen, Wallis—all hence at
CrOns'at.

Mari t Hardy, Dit hburne, from Galatz at Lisbon for the Unitel
Kingdom. with pumps cho• ed, &c., having been on her beam enis,
and must partially discharge to repair.
Primera Argentines (s s.), from Shields at Cape de Verde, and
sailed for River Plate. July 10.
Rita, hence at Santander, July 29.
Anal (s.s.); hence at Ancona, July 28.
Lindisfarne, Ce't (s s.), and Earl Grey—el hence at BaWa.
i'ndsey Dawsan, from China at Melbourne.
John llugdale, Williams, from Batavia at Padang.
Char ty (5.4 ); from Cape of Uood Hope, at Cape de Verds, and
sai ed for Madairs,'Jttly 19.
maray (s.s.), Mortoti, from Constantinople at Kertch.
British Queen (s.s.), Martyn, from Naples at Palermo, and left for
Liv'erpool, lnly2B.
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Danube (s.ti.), Birch, hence at Palermo and left for Messina,
Jaly 28.
Corinthian (e.s.). sailed from Naples for Le_ horn, July 28.
Richmond, Adamson; and Ipswich, Langlois—both hence at Per-
nambuco.

Margaret Raley, Brown, from Harbour Gra o at Pernambuco, and
sailed on her return, July 5.
Prosper, Tave. nsr, from No ,fonndland at Pernambuco.
Diadem, Harrison. from Trieste at Pernambu _o.
Gauntlet, hence off Pernambaco.
Andes (s e.), hence at G braltar, and cleared for Malta.
Rhone, Wa'cehatn. hence at Gibraltar
Ennerdale, sailed from Pernambuco, June 23; and Memphis, 24th—
toth for Mac eio.
Unrestricted, sailed from Pernambnc, for Gibraltar, Jane 27.
Siren, sailed from Pernambuco for Cotinquibi, July I.
Sarah, sailed from Pernamb leo for Macelo, July 2.
Hindoo, sailed from Pernambuco for the Channel, July 7.
C. J. Kershaw, sailed from Chicago for Liverpool, July 22.
Circassian (R.M.S.S.), hence at Newfoundland, July 22.
Eathen, Atalanta, Inconstant, Si lonia, an 3 Bolivia—all [hence at
lo Janeiro.

MARRIAGE.

On the sth inst., at the Parish Church, Elston, by the Rev. Richard
Le ill, B.A. John LW', jun., Esq., to Alice, fourth daughter of the
late Mr. Robert Webster, Litherland.