Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-03-29 00:00:00

WIND

At LIVERPOOL,—S.W.—Fresh breeze.
6' HOLYIIEAD,—W.S.W.—Strong breeze.

ARRIVED.
Europa New York I Swift ........ • -ffunicirk
• •
Compass Dunkirk Rita (ss) .......... Corunua
Florine Caen Jane Pringle . ......... •
Elizabeth Hill Rouen Onward .......... Palermo.
Hedessa Rouen Wignacourt .... Tongol
Marianne Nantes T I Sutton ......... Seville
Mentor Demerara Wave ............. Dahonet
Prophete Ostend Constant .. St Nazaire
Progress ....... Venice Britannia ............ —1101;03
Rosalie
Rüby
Abbeville Libra
Norfolk Tar . .• • ~„,
Glen Honour .......... ..311
Susan
Success Antwerp i

SAILED
Eliza Pierre Halifax I Giaour
Rockingham Boston Pallas,
Eliza McKenzie ....Halifax Witch of the Wave 0
Vigilant Halifax Buono AYr t
Ellen Maria .... Galveston Valentia Nor Yorts
Belle Marina ....-Bordeaux• Athlone ......... -Mktg.
Sarah Jane Trinidad Planter Barbad
Gratitude
Delphin
La Guayra Lizzy .... ....... • ao
St TIOn/
Active Rotterdam Helene
Euroclydon ....Rio Janeiro Flor de Caminha .. GI $
Gratitude Rotterdam Cambrian Belle ..Barecii°les
Messenger Genoa British Queen, ...31,arseiota
Fanny Nicholson ....Corful Hendrika Gezina . • -LiegLprp
Bon Pasteur ....Marseilles Lizzie Grace ..... .All,t","os
R H Tucker ..Philadelphia Immacolata .... • • ue-
... • to
''bral
Ursula Halifax Margaret Jam.. • • (11„aitar
Mary Hammond N York Sunbeam GI"

Valparaiso
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MARITIME EXTRACTS.
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LIVERPOOL, March .. 9S'
st
A brigantine was aground in the Horse Channel
12.30 p.m. to-day, but had no signals of distress flying. ,e 3
The bales of cotton passed by the Thornhill are 6110°4 11'
to have been American, and probably Mobile, frail
size ; about 12 or 14 bales were seen. head
The Marsden, loading machinery in the Birketis
Dock for Garrucha, whilst taking on board a cylinder, der
afternoon, the chain of the crane broke, and the 04'11
burst through the deck into the vessel's hold. IdA •
MEMEL, March 28.—A severe frost ; much ice; -
east. Ships obliged to seek shelter. A, fOt
LAMLASII. March 24.—The Ringdove, from the Clyuwod
New York, in putting in on March 22, missed stlirgerr
went on shore on li-in.'s Cross Point, about high ,:toris
but was got off yesterday after putting out about 30
of pig iron, and towed into harbour.
CAMPBELTOWN, March 25.—The vessel before re it,
as sunk on the Paterson Rock is the brigantine 11();
M'Keigg, of Carrickfergus, from Ayr for that port„,,; 1-frast.
taken off by the Sally, of Irvine, and taken for o,'", of
The vessel is completely under water, and no ella.ll—
anything belonging to her. froo
00 ' ROSS, • -,t

SciAesZEit, March 23.—The Fairy Queen !Au-
Loch Laxford, took on board 260 bolls of ostmes,
sei
Thurso river yesterday, and at two this morning the Ito
listed off, owing to the bank of the river having"
washed away by the previous tide, falling right' ece,;,y,
her beam-ends, splitting the keel from the garboard areo
bilging side, and sunk, thus damaging both ship and c
tie
very considerably. There is no quay or breastwork a-, tilis
north side of Thurso river, otherwise such disasters as

could not occur.
WEXFORD, March 24.—The remains of the lithoilet
materials Of the barque Fleetwood, wrecked at Taculus
were sold by auction on Tuesday last for about X2Bou• oof
ANTWERP, March 25. The Norwegian sc-°,ople
Henriette, Storck, from Newcastle for Constants 1, ,
-30
an`
(coals), was caught in a gale at Andros Feb 21, and "
cut away masts. A steamer went to her assistance/ 00e
took her in tow for Syra, but a second storm having
Teo
on they were obliged, to take shelter at ranornla, t net
Island, where the Henriette was driven on shore, bu troof
off after two day's labour. The Dutch koff
Schuur, which had loaded at Requejadi fur this pl3c,e'ci
been wrecked upon the bar of Requejatia ; crew 531',
two vessels lately arrived here. The French shVil),„„iii4
Carmel, Hubert, from Ismail, which put into ftr
with damage, has discharged her cargo (barley)/ r",,t!

which is damaged.
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