The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-30 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS•

LIVERPOOL, March 29.
The Persia (R.M.S.), Juditins, arrived here from New York, left
ou the 18th inst. in company with the Cadiz (s.s.;' for Havre. 50
miles off S..ndy Hook passed the ship Arctic, and brigs Centurion
and Hilding, bound irt. On the 28th, at 4 pan., off the Ormshead
passed the R.M.S. Niagara.'
The sloop Alice was abandoned by the crew off Great Ormshead
at t 0 pm. last Wednesday; erns, :raved by their own boat.
The Montague (s.), has arrived here with goods from the William
Thomas, wrecked at Tecumshin strand.
Milford, March 25. —TI.e Rebecca Mary, from Gloucester to
Truro, with salt, was abandoned during a heavy gale on the 21st
inst„ off Cape Cornwall ; crew saved by the Oscar (s.), arrived here.
Falrrioath. March 27. —The Rebecca and Mary, with bricks and
salt, was btought in here to day a direlict, by the mate and two sea-
men of the King William, of London, from Moulmein.
Havre, March 25.—The Pennsylvania, from New 'Orleans to
Havre, was totally lost on Florida Reef previous to the 11th inst.
Danny uth, March 26.—The Elizabeth, Rosin, from Liverpool for
Totness, has put in here with cargo shifted, having been on her beam
Olds; cargo (wheat) supposed to be damaged.
St. Mithaels Mount, March 25.—Arrived—The Millicent, Stabb,
from Padstow for Newport, strained, making water, and is otherwise
damaged.
Barrow, March 26.—The Messenger, Ellis, of Aberystwith, hence
to Newport, which went ashore on Pyxtorr Bed on the 15th inst.,
has Slated off without any apparent damage.
Queenstown, Marrrh 26.—The Arthur, of Glasgow, derelict, was
again passed on the 19th inst., in lat. 49 N., lon. :1 W.
Montrose, March 27.—The (incline' Paterson, from Hellesund to
0. tend, which got on the Annat Sand on the 24th inst., has become
a total wreck ; cargo saved.
The Areli (Greek brig), laden with wheat, Indian corn, &c., has
been lost before the port of Odessa.
Galata, March 12. —The Douro, Robson, on shore at Salina, Feb.
6, cannot be got off; the whole of her cargo has been saved in good
condition.—A lighter, witn 550 quarters of corn, ex Star of Hope,
has been lost at Tulcha...The river below this port has been free
from ice since the Bth inst. Water on the Salina bar is Ili feet
English.

FOREIGN POETS.
H. M. Morgan, hence off Belize, Feb..l7.
Rosalie, Depotter. hence at Ostend.
Auguste, Waldaack, hence at Terneuse, March 26.
Harmonie, hence at Trieste. March 23.
Thebes ts.s.), hence at Galatz March 12.
Oden, Hughes, he.aee off Jamaica for Belite,,Feb. I.
Alert, Hughes, hence at Dunkirk, March 27.
Balbec (s.s.), Little, hence at Havre, March 25.
Pelican (s.s.l sailed from Helvoet for Liverpool. March 26.
Recta, Jorgensen, cleared at Hadersleten for England, March 12.
Calpe (a.m.), hence at Genoa,
Mary Hounsell, Bond, from St. John's, N.F., at Civita Vecchia,
March 18, and left on the lgth for Leghorn.
Edward, Boustead, hence at Rio Janeiro.

STEAM BETWEEN LIVERPOOL AND WEXFORD
Fares—Cabin, 7s 6cl; Deck, 2s 6d.
The splendid Paddle Steamer
FIRE FLY,
170 horse power.
JAMES CARE, Commander,
Or other vessel, is intended to sail from north west side Colliogwood
Dock, with Goods and Passeneers, unless prevented by unforeseen
dronnastanees, with or without pilots, and liberty to tow vessels, as
under:—