The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-04 00:00:00

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

Nassau, Jan. 31.—The Taniscot, Borland, from New Orleans to
Liverpool, wrecked, has landed here Snout 1850 bales of cotton,
1800 bags of wheat, and 29 of corn. The cotton landed here is all
dry ; about 178 bag; of wheat are damp.
New York, Feb. 17.—The wreck of the Hezekfah Williams, from
Liverpool to Philadelphia, has been sold for .W5OO, and her cargo
for £2,500. Feb. 18. The report is incorrect of the Avondale leak-
ing badly. Feb. 19 —The poop deck of a vessel painted black or
dark lead colour was passed. Feb. 10, in lat. 34 N., lon. 77 W. A
quantity of large pine timber was passed Feb 14, in lat. 37 N., lon.
74 W.
''The Hungarian, Baker, tailed from Liverpool for Philadelphia,
Oct. 29, and has not sine been heard of.
The Aricole is aeround in the Delaware.
Saranac, from Liverpool at Philadelphia, with loss of bowsprit,
cutwater. &c., Laving been contact wtth the Great Westrn, which
arrived at New York from Liverpool, with loss of mainmast, &c ,
from the cull sion.

The Mary Eliza, from Jamaica to New York, was abandoned, Feb.
4, in lat, 29 N., I,m, 80 W. Crew saved.
Charleston, Feb 15. —The Columbian, from Newport, with railway
iron, got ashore on the South breakers, and remains. The Fides,
Carter, is ashore on the bar.
A letter from Capt. Nathan Brown, dated Havann:.h. Feb. 9, Stites
that the ship Caspian, recently wrecked on the coast of Cuba, will
probably not be got off. About 2,0 0 bales cotton will be saved from
her in a dry state. The barque Heperian has been chartered to
take a portion of the sound cotton to Boston.
Warhawk, from Liverpool off New York.
Nonpareil, and James Ray, both from Liverpool at Philadelphia.
Kearsagee, from Liverpool at New Orleans.
Favourite, from Belfast; and Highland Chief, from Liverpool—
both at Savannah.

J. and C. Jost, Price ; and Evanthes—both from Liverpool at
Newfoundland.

America, from Liverpool at Manilla.
Europa (R.M.S.), Leitch, from Liverpool at Boston, Feb. 15.
Ripe, Vida Nueva, and Saxon, Cronan—alt from Liverpool at
Havaenah.

Madagascar, Olartga, from Liverpool at Matanzas.
Jul. Emelio, Regena, from Liverpool at St. Jago de Cuba.
S. C. Grant, Henry Cook, Fury, Newton, and Esmeralda, M'Manus
—all from Liverpool at New Or:eans.
Washington, White, from Liverpool at Mobile.
J. G. Richardson, Lewis, from Liverpool at Apalachicola.
Chaos. Dunton: and Isabella, Coffin—both hence at Savannah.
William Nelson, Chetra, cleared at New Yerk for Liverpool, Feb.
IS.
Westmoreland, Decan, cleared at Philadelphia for Liverpool, Feb.
18.
Henry Buck, Pendleton, cleared at Apalachicola for Liverpool
previous to F, b. 7.
Joseph Howe, Driver, cleared at Charleston for Liverpool, Feb. 14.
David Hatfield and Shirty, Allen, cleared at Mobile for Liverpool,
Feb 10.
Governor Langdon, Stone, from Liverpool at Mobile, Feb. 16.
Odessa, Barlow, cleared at savannah for Liverpool, Ireb. 14.
Webb, cleared at Charleston for Liverpool, Feb.
12H. B. Mildmay,

G H. GOODALL, Estat© and General Agent,
16, Tarlton street, Liverpool, Agent to the
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' Protector Loan and Annuity Company," "North of England
Fire Insurance," " Bledic,l Invalid and Generd Life Assurance,"
and "General Accld,ii: 'rid C, nli-nsatiol Insurance Society"
MONEY AI N:: CEI) 11 ',")7': PERSONAL AND REAL
SLCURITY.

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NORTHERN TIMES OFFICE,
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