The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-02-16 00:00:00

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

New York, Feb. 2.—A ship's mast, painted white, apparently but
a short time in the water, was passed, Jan. 30, in lat. aS N., lon, 75
NV., by the Genova. The wreck of a vessel, about 200 tans, with
mats gone, was passed, abandoned, Jan. 21. in lat. 38 N.. lon. 73
W., and the Wreck of another vessel, about 200 tons, dismasted and
abandoned, with *bite house amidships, was passed, Jan. 26, in lat.
36 N., lon. 72 W., by the Orinoro.
New York, Feb. 3 —'f he Taniscat, tiotland, from New Orleans
for Liverpool, Went ashore on Sandy Kay Bohamao, Jan, 9, and
became a total wrecn, Cargo mostly saved dry.
New York, Feb. 4.—The MargZetta, from Shields to New York,
Was abandoned, Attn. 13, in ht. 4, Ion: 43 i saved. A ship of
about 000 tons was keen on Pre, Jan. 2.1, is lat. 41, 28; and
another vessel on tire, Jan. 20, in lat. 37, 1011. 71.
Key West, Jan. 24.—The Crown, Carey, from New' Orleand fir
Liverpool, went ashore on the Reef near Ca rysfort Light House, Jan.
19, and is su posed to have bilged. A vessel with a powerful steam
pump has been despatched to her aid. The captain has employed
the wreckers to save the cargo, the damaged portion of which wilt
be sold, the rentabider will ba forwarded in another vessel, if the
OraWn is not got off.
St. John. N. 8., Jan. 21.—A new ship, 800 tons, named the Infanta,
was being launched at the ship yard of Mr. Haws, in Portland,
when, owing to her bow parts being open, the water rushed tel gnd
she fell over on her broadside ; ehe grounded on a ledge near Hill.
yard's Wharf, but after being pumped out seas towed to Rankin's
Wharf, apparently without irjury.
Savannah, Feb. 3.—The John Miller is ashore near Assaba ; and
the Ellen Maria, 1 euntot, has put back leaky.
Savannah,lan. 29 —The Brightman, of and for London, from St.
Stephens, was abandoned, Dec. 14, in lat. 37, lon. 43; crew, except
mate, saved by the Alice Thorndihe, arrived here.
The British ship Pembroke dropped down to one of the entern
wharfs at Savannah, Jan. 25, and anchored by the side of the steamer
Jenny Lind, waiting for her machinery; the ship careened to one
side. struck the Jenny Lind, and sunk her.
The Charlotte Read, Comic. is ashore at Tybee, with 4 feet of
water in her hold.

North American, Clarke, hence off Boston.
Nuevo Leon cleared at Matanzas, Jan. 13; Buena Moxa, Jan. 14;
anct Truena, Jan. 15—all for Liverpool.
City of Manchester (s.s ), hence at New York for Phlladelphir.
Australia, Dewer, hence at New York.
Theresa, and Rebecca—bath hence off New York.
Nonpareil, hence off Philadelphia.
John Duncan, hence at St. John, N.B.
Rookh, Theobald, hence at Charleston.
Middleton; and Conquest, Brown—both hence at Savannah.
Wean Wave Wisharc, hence at. Mtbile.
Moonlight, Pendleton, hence; and Agamemnon, Larison, from
Clyde—both at New Orleans.
Lydia, Jones; and Intrinsic, M'Farlane—both hence off Charles.

ton.
John M'Kenzie, from Atdrossan at New Orleans.
Empire State, Briggs; and Webster, Laurence—both hence at
New York.
Centurion, Coombs hence at St. Thomas, for New York, Jan, 19,
leaky, and with loss of spars.
China hence at Fayal, for Baltimore, .12n. 11, very leaky,
Lexington, Sloane, hence at New Orleans.
Gipsey, Callender, from Grimsby at Savannah.:
Conact ordia Thompson, from Gibraltar ; and Ailsa, from Clyde—
bothMobile.
Eclipse, Hughes, from Rio Janeiro at New York.
Tuscarora, hence at Philadelphia.