The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-05-28 00:00:00

VESSELS' REPORTS.

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Report by the Elizabeth Ann Bright, arrived here from St. John,
N. B.
May 10, off Sable island, passed the ship Johc Owens, from St.
John, N 8., to London.
May 13; on the Hanks, signaiei the American ship Constitution,
bound west.
May 22, off Cape Clea-, saw the barque Maria Adelaide, bound up.

Report by the barque Ocean BridP, Le Boutellier, arrived here
from l-lay ; sailed Feb. 13, in company with the Pi...kwick, bound to
Liverpool.
Left there —The Ann Lawson, to sail the day following, for Liverpool.
Spoke. In lat. Lon.
April 2...Barque Condole, from Hamburg, bound south ..22 5..28 W.
May 20.. Barque Constance, bound westward .. 47 N.. 24 W.

Report by the Spray of the Ocean, from Shanghae at Deal ; sailed
Tan. 16. Spoke In Let. Lon.
Feb. 22.. %lin Bull, &ma Calcutta to Liverpool-23.45 5..65 31 E.
April 19.. Galatea, from Lagos t ) ..25.17 N.. 36.50 W.

Abstract of the log of the Kangaroo (s.s.), M`Donald Jeffery, arrived
here from New York:—
May 14.—Wind east ; a in., fresh breezes with rain; g, cast off from
Fier 44, and proceeded down the river; 10 55, pa,s-ed Sandy Hook ;
11 30, the pilot left the ship ; noon, abreast the light ship; 10 p.m.,
passed a weam-ship, supposed to be the As'a, 88 miles from Sandy
Hook, bound west.
. May 15.—Wind east; course S. 17, 36 E.; distance 216 miles in
lat. 40 18 N., lon. 69 26 W.; fresh breezes and pass'ng showers, rain
throughout, no sails set.
May 16.—Wind E. to N.W.; course N. 87, 51 E. ; distance 213
mites; in lat. 50 26 N., lon. 64 33; first pad, light breeze and clear;
latter part, increaAing winds and cloudy.
May 17 —Wird S.W. to N.W.; course N. 87, 26 E. ; eds. ance 309
mites ; in lat. 40 42 N., lon. 17 46; strong breezes and showers, rain
throughout; all possible sail set.
M,y 18.—Wind N. to E.N.E. ; course N. 89, 13 E. • distance 293
miles; .in lat. 40 38 N., ion. 51 34 IV.; first cart, fresh breezes and
clear, all sail set ; latter pert, moderate.
May 19.—Wind E • course N. 74, 41 E. ; distance 223 miles ; in lat.
41 37 N., 46 49 W. ; fight variable winds a,.d cloudy weather; no sail
set.
May 20.—Wind east. course N. 65. 25 E.; distance 228 ; in
lat. 43 12 N., lon. 42 07 ; light variable winds and cloudy weather,
no sail set.
May 21.—Wind E. to S.W. ; course N. 62, 23 E. ; dista ea 227 miles ;
in lat. 44 57 N., lon. 87 28 ; first part, light airs and clear weather ;
latter part, strong breeze and cloudy weather.
May 22.—Wind KW. to N.; course N. 59, 31 E.; distance 264
miles ; In lat. 47 11 N., lon. 32; first part, strong gales and heavy
mufti's, and hazy, double reefed topsail set.
May 23.—Wind N.W. ; course N. 73, 25 K.; distance 315 miles ; in
let. 48 41 N., lon. 24 30; strong gates and heavy squalls, and hazy,
with a high sea running don le reefed sails set.
May 24.—Wind N.W. to W.; course N. 73, 36 E.; distance 273
miles ; hi let. 49 49 N., lon. 17 43 ; first pert, strong gale with heavy
squalls ; latter part, gale abating.
May 25.—Wind W.S.W. to S.E. ; course N. 71, 34 E.; distance
240 miles ; in lat. 51 05 N. ; fresh breezes and squally, with showers
of rain.
May 26.—Wind easterly ; in the Channel ; distance 137 mil's ;
fresh gale throughout; Is p.m., abreast Fastnet Reck; noon, off
Cork.
May 27.—Wind S.F. ; 0.15 a.m., abreast Tuskar ; 9.50, Holyh ad;
10.30, Skerries ; 11 50 pilot came on board; 3.30. Bell Buoy.
On the 16th May, in lat. 40.29 N., lon. 63.07 W.. at 6 p.m., passed
the American ship Cornelius Grinnell, bound east.
On the 20th May, In lat. 43.09 N., lon. 42.24 W., at 10.30 a.m.,
passed the French schooner Dianne, bound west.
On tha 22nd May, in lat 46.37 N , lon. 33.23 W., at 6 a.m., passed
a large screw steamer. with painted ports, bound west.