The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-01-08 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

Plymouth, J in. 7.—Arrived—The Candace (R.M.S.), from West
Coast of Al' ca. _

Queenstown, Jan. s.—Arrived—Emma, Th mae, from Smyrna.
Cash, from Callao and Falmouth for Glasgow,
windbound and lo,s of sails; George, James, Alexandria for Liver-
pool; and K,z a, Marseil:s for Glasgow, w ndbound,
Falmouth, Jan, 5.—A Lived—Harriet Wade, Smith, fro•n Gib.
raltar —Panama, A lexandria—Tectini,ch, from Shields for Villa
nicos, leaky—Darin, Krutti, from Mazatlan for Hambro—Philo,
Kidd, Cid, ssa—Maria fitockelman, Fosa Torre Vecchia—Argo Glaus.
sen, from Sant ,s for Hambro. Off -Isabt,ll., f,om Madras for Bor.
Beaux—A tralian, from St. Michae's for London.
Waterford, Jan. 4 —Arrived - Varna from Mars. illes.
Greenock, Jan. 6 —B,i ed—Ben Lomond for Savannah.
Beaumatis, Jan. 6.—Sailed—Emily (barque); and Dennis Brun-
drit (ship).

MARITIMI EXTRACTS•
Liverpool. j,n. 7 --The Schooner agrcunC near No. 35, per Chart,
has no signals of distress flying.
Milford, Jan. s.—The Fanny Bailey, Williams, from' Liverpool to
Leghorn, has sustained considerable damage by getting In contacr.
with a coal hulk.-.—The Cynosure, Yabsley. from Leghorn for Liver-
pool, has put in here w th loss of s ils, bulwarks, Rt.!.
P,ymouth. Jan. 7.—The brig LordiNelton has foundered at sea.
Crew arrived hero this morning in the Candace (R.M.S.)—Tricolar,
from Calcutta far London, has rut in here; sailed from Sand Heafs's
Oct 3. IVind east, strong. Will proceed first chance.
Dublin, Jan. 7.—A Brtalit ne, laden with malt, is reported to have
gone on Wicklow Bar last evening, supposed after a col ision.—The
vessel reported ed Wicklow yesterday, proves to be the Sisters, of
Lancaster, making water. A steam tughas gone to her mist:tam-v.
Bristol, Jan. S. Margaret D..rne, hence to Liverpool, drove from
her anchorage in King Road yesterday, and went ashore near the
Swesh, where she remains, hut is not expected t) take any damage.
North Sunderland, Jan. s.—Ba•que Harmonic, of and from
Lilerpool to the Tyne, with salt, drove on the Ross Sands, and will
become a wreck. _

Newport Jail. s.—Sarah and Ann, Gihnore, of Liverpool, hence to
Lisbon, in the night of the gale on the 3.d, slipped and ran on shore
near Romney.

rdelbourne. Oct. 14.—Lawrenee Frost has been ballast..d with
sand on a platform 18 inches Inch, to take her to Sydney for repairs.
SPOKEN.

In Lat. Lon.
Nor. 30.. Maida. hen 'e to Adelaide
Dec. 16.. Middlesex, for Liverpool
Dec. 21.. Cam Ha, from London to Cape of Good hope lO N
..
N.. 7124 W
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FOREIGN PORTS.
Mermaid, Devey, hence at Port Phlll,p Heads.
Brunette, Gull'hscu ; Amanda, Bosteman ; and Anna, Lievens
all h, net at Port au Prince.
Moult, and Eliza Fox Combos—both hence at St. Michael's.
Anne a d John. Raker, hence at Galata.
Danube ra.s.), he nee at Ancona.
Meander (s.s ), h nie at Trieste, and sailed Ist Jan. on her return.
Milan (s.s.) hence at Trieste.
Fortunati Pa odi sailed from Palermo for Liverpool 25 h Dec. I
Teneriffe (s.s.) sailed from Genoa fur Leghorn 29t11 Dec.
Recovery, Gourley, hence at Alicant.
Tamaulipas (s.s) sailed from Bordeaux for Liverpool 4th Jan.
(s.s.),Cßruce, hence at Palermo and left for Afessina.
Frankfort (s.s.), Lock, from Naples at Palermo, owl left for
Liverpool.

Prenceya, Gordon, hence ; and Queen, from Loudon—both at
Natal.
It; jahrore, off Bonny.

BIRTHS.
On the 2nd inst., at 34, Washington-street, Everton, the wife of
Mr. Win. ilowerbabk, of a son.

On the 6th inst., at st. George's Mount, New Brighton, the wife
of Edward Russell Daunt, Esq., or a son.

DEATHS

On the Ist inst., at 'Northampton Terrace, Islington, London,
Sarah, relict of the late Mr. James Sanson, of Islington, In her 75th
year.
On the 6th inst., Joshua, youngest son of Mr. Treffry, Grove
Park.

Births, Marriages, and Vcaths, are only inserted when sent
to our Mice duly authenticated.

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