Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-25 00:00:00

HIGH WATER.
Morn. Even. Heil:ht.:
4 54.... i 27 10 5

THIS DAY

WIND

At LIVERFOOL,-N.-Light breeze.

‘1 HOLYHEAD,

A R R

Adriatic

Monte Video

Adelyda

Johantie
Lucie ..
Maria .

Ebeneier • Nantes
Johanna lceland
Jenny Lind Abbeville
Kathalina .... Monte Video
H.M.S.S. Liffey (51 guns)

Spiiheaa

L E D

Ashburton
Ceres . .. .

New York

George Luicke

Narva

....
trzell a
Elmd St. PeterSburgh
Balbec (ss)
Havre
Daring
Gibraltar
Highland Chief... Portsmouth
Bramley-Moore

MarOim
Eagle Eyed

Menageie . . .
I West Derby .
Armenian (ss)
Calpe (ss)

ColOnit

San Francisco
MARITIME

Thornton

EXTRACTS

OUTPORTS

QUEENSTOWN, May 24
DUBLIN, May 24

—Sailed : Irene, for London.
Arrived, Paul Frederick, fr'''

Memel

WATERFORD, May 24.—Ariived : Active, from Neatil;
• 11`111
Sarah Anne, Sydney ; Thomas S. Reeves Sydney
Packet, Troon ; Essay;-Nantes ; Vivandiere,,Cork ; Courier,
Milford. Sailed: Malakoff, for Milford ; Devonshire'
Renarth ; Charlotte Ann, Bristol.
GREENOCK, May 24.7—Arrived : Primrose, from Attvr,eff.. ;
Manilla, Sava ; Princess Louisa, Mauritius. Sailed : Co
Linn,' for New York. • •

in lat. lon,

SPOKEN.
March 14.—Star King., Buenos Ayres to lir
Boston • 33 S, 6.2
April 13. Harmonides, Callao for Cork, on the
Eqiitttor. •
April 16. —Eugenia, from St.. Helena
May 3.-=-Alice and Jane, of Jeiiey
May 4.—Abigail, bound west
May 4.—Evergreen ..... . . ............
May 4.—Stadacona
May B.—Rappahannock, hence to New York,
off the Soundings.
May 12.—Amstel, hence to St. Domingo
May 13.—Black Prince, heucp to Madras.
May 17.-Yaratilda, hence. to Hong Kong

N, 26 11
A N, 36
W
45 N. 3519 ~
45N, 35 1'
45 N, 35 W.

46 N, 10 IV:,
47 N, 11 Yi

May 21

off Cork •-•
Margaret Dean, hence to Bahia, off

13ardsev.
ZdG.---.Royal Charter (s.s.), hence to Mel
bourne, off the Skerrics.

May, , 29

FOREIGN PORTS.
Alfredo, Souza,' And Quilha,i Dominga, hence at St
Michaels.

Ceres, Schmidt, hence at Ibrail -
Georges Meticke, Zagadi, hence at Trieste.
Dora, and Richards, hence at Venice.
Albanian (s.s.), Resolution, and Gleaner, hence at Genc4
Adventure, Jones, hence at Palma.
mil
Deva, Tate ; Reprise, Tolman ; and Emma Banwitif '—
hence at Bordeaux.
Lee, sailed from Paimboeuf for Liverpool, 18th May
Jose Maria, sailed from Bilboa for Liverpool, 17th iv"!
Gezinia, Doakes, sailed from Tarragona for Liverpo" 6th May

James Simpson,: sailed from Messina for Licata, 12th
May

Brilliant, sailed from Gibraltar for Huelva, 12th MO
Lavinia, Rasch, hence at Elsinore for Narva, 17th
Gleaner, Sutherland, hence at Co.penhagren, 18th ADY
Hordalund, Olsen, hence at Messma,.9th May.
Mary Lloyd, Lloyd, hence at Dunkirk
Prince Philip, hence at Bruges
Maria Euphrosine, hence at Marseilles
Conquest, hence at St. John's, N.B.
Reliance, Quinn, and Tinto, Brandt, hence at Quebec
Prince Albert, Abrahams, hence at Antwerp, 22nd•M97
Bidston, sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool, 11th Mal' ,
John James,'
Adarand; Chiistine, William and PI
lOth May
and Margaret, all sailed from Nantes for Liverpoo

DESTRUCTIVE STORM IN THE RED SEA.—ADEN, 4.
A terrific storm of thnnder, lightning and rain burst upon
Aden on the night of 30th April, andiiiorning of Ist 311 i
It lasted in its full strength three hours. There are 'lB7
stone houses in ruins, nearly all the cisterns destroyed, grof
portions of the roads swept into the valleys by slipping _
the mountain sides. Up to this date,
no communication
between Point and Camp by whebled carriages, and 00'
mous quantities of grain and food. swept into,the sea. °re
debash, Cowasjee Dimshay, had- a stone house over a nu a
from the sea, containing 146 sheep; in the. morning' not
vestige was to be seen. Between twenty and thirty persons
were drowned in places where it was thought the iv3te 0
could not reach. The damage is estimated at betwee,
£20,000 and £30,000 sterling. The company's property Is
unharmed.

A DELICATE QuEsTiox.---rOn the subject of preaching,
Mr. Jay used to relate the following anecdote : —.4, On thedeath of my daughter Statira, I went to Cheltenham, 111
order, by change of scene to deliver my mind from that sad
bereavement. I became the guest of a lady of that torn
who was a member of the Established Church. She
informed me, with deep sorrow, that they had a minister at
their ,church who, as they feared did not preach the
Gospel, and she desired me to goand hear him,
to judge for myself. I went, and on leaving the church
asked whether that was preaching the Gospel.
really, my dear madam, that is a very awkward question for
me to answer, for it wss•nay own sermon. Recollections 0./
W Jay, by his Son. in order

SHIP PING INT ELLIGEINTCE.

Beef
Ant
.Icelana

Maria Stella
True Blue Valenta
New Ship Belfast
& L. Preston. „Rotterdani

Danzie
Arensburg
sante!

• ' rre
Archanr l
. Calcutta
Africa

... . -
Quebe4
'New york

LrynnPoor„ Mav 24.
A great quantity, of timber, apparently but a short tip
in the water, was passed in lat 40 N, lon 40 W, by the Jac3l
arrived here.

LISBON, May 16.—The cargo of the Eliza Monteirf''
from Liverpool, stranded on the sth May, will, it is sou'
be a total loss, as the portion got out was unfit for col"
sumption.

IBRAILA, May 13.—The Ceres, Schmidt, arrived her°
12th May, from Liverpool, is discharging damaged good"
A vessel's galley, painted light stone colour, fioating'lllo,,t
three parts above water, was passed on the 2nd May, sbo
25 miles WSW of the Rock of Lisbon, by the True Blue'
arrived here.

SUNDERLAND, May 21.—The brig Jessie, of Scarborongtb'
which sailed from this port for London (coals) on the 17!T
grounded on liasborough Sand the same night, in tike
weather. She soon filled with water. The crew took to th
boat, and were picked up by the Bruiser (s.s.), Warn, fr°lll
London for Newcastle, where they were landed on the 20tbi•
VENICE, May 17.—A Freneh squadron (consisting of
one ship of the line, three or four frigates, and same
smaller steamvessels) has been in sight off this port 5101'
yesterday.

- VIENNA, May 22.—The blockade of Venice and of the
adjoining coast was announced to the Austrian commander
yesterday.

TRIESTE, May 21.—According to a communication waded
by the French commander to some Papal craft which hs
been prevented from entering the port of Venice, only the
Venetian coast is blockaded by the French.
LYNN, May 21.—Within the last few days a quantity °f,
firewood has been observed drifting about in the upPcci
part of Lynn Well, and a few pieces of Norway timber an
two or three battens have been washed on shore at WIT
stanton, near, this port. The quarter-board of a vessel'
marked " Ellida, Tonsberg," has also been washed ash°'
in the same neighbourhood ; and several hatchets, buckets,
handspikes, and cabin ceiling, &c., have been observed,blo,
the master of the Jessie, from London, when passle'
Cromer, about 3 p.m. yesterday.
PAPENBURO, May 14 —The Maria, Warnckes, wag
abandoned by the crew March 24, in lat 1 S, lon 14
in a sinking state ; crew saved by the American sij„;l
Queendale, and landed at New York. [N.B. The Ail'
Warnckes, sai/ed from Lisbon Fcb."4, for Rio Grande.]
The Helena (French lugger) was wrecked near por";.a.-
gwara Core, 21st inst., on her passage from LlanellYro
Carentan ; crew saved. The N.E.V.A., from Monte 'Siaet
to Liverpool, with horns and' bones, which went ashore so
Cainoes on the 21st inst, has become a total wreck; ere
saved. Her Majesty's ship Sir Henry Lawrence, stiekl
on a snagged sunken rock; while proceeding with treeps
up the Indus, 10th April, and was wrecked ; crew saved.

GRAVESBND, May 24.-=Arrived : The 'St John, fr°o
Savannah ; Helder, Gothenburg ; Thuroe, Christiana.'
Balder, Venders; Bedelia, Dram; Beile, Rostock ; Proci-
dence Danzic ; Jane, St Helena ; Akbar Demerara'
Sarah Launeestown Neptune, Dunkirk ; Jules, ,
Marta ; Leo, Nordsckleuse ; Frederick, PensaoN3'
Sailed : The Alexander, for Constantinople.
DEAL, May 24. Passed : The Rhine, London to
York ; Royal Bride, London to Bombay. ; Christiana/
London to St Helena; HMS Pigmy, westward to rivera;
Halcyon, London to Corfu. Sailed : The Trade Win
for Leith.