The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-24 00:00:00

NEW YORK SHIPPING.

New YORK. March 9.—The steamship Ericcsson, of the Collins
line, is now on the sectional dock for repairs. She will be stripped,
recaulked, and newly coppered. The clipper snip Union, 1020 tons,
is also on the box dock for repairs. She will be stripped, recaulked,
and newly c-,ppered, Ship Golden Star, from Liverpool for New
Orleans, before reported as having been ashore at tha.Gingerbread
Ground, got off, and taken into Nassau, N.P., is stated in adetter
from the agent of the Underwriters at Nassau, under date of 19th
ult., "to have been aground on the ( ingerhread Ground, and sunk
in four fathoms water. She was boarded by wreckers, who found
sails unbent, deck house thrown overboard, rudder gone, &c. They
pumped her cut, bent rails, and were off the Berry Island, 19th,
w;th her, hound to Nassau. The wreckers finding her a new ship,
with a cargo f salt only, concluded to save h,r." He also remarks:
" It might be difficult hereafter for the master of a ship to cast her
away, male-s he has a salable cargo on board to remunerate the
wrecker., for the necersary sacrifice of the ship, Had that ship a
voluble cargo on board, it is most likely that no effort would have
he, mode t store her."

The barque Adeline Rogers, from Alexandria Va., for Boston,
reported missing, was built at Scituate in 1549:200 tons register,
rating A 2, valued at 9,000 dole., and owned in Boston, where she is
insured.

The schooner Jane and Eliza, of Barnsrab'e, was picked up with
no one on board, in Edgartown Bay, by the steamer Eagle's Wing,
and towed into Holmes's Hole on the 3rd inst., uninjured.
A lot of cabinet furniture. seamen's clothing, a spy-glass, and an
empty letter-bag, marked " ander," came ashore on Cobasset
beach on the 4th. The wreckers suppose the vessel to have struck
on the Harding Rocks and went to pieces during the late gale.
Picked up, on the 3rd, on the outside shore. WeMeet, three bales
cotton. A quantity of wrecked stuff, and a large lot of corn was
strewed along the shore. It is supposed some vessel came ashor..:
there and went to pieces on Monday night.
Seho ,ner Juno, from Cardenas for Camden. at Floinnes's Hole
Ist inst , passed 23rd ult., lat. 35 58, lon. 74k, a vessel bottom
up, about 125 feet in length, copper bot omed. Also passed same
day, a large iron bound water cask, with the letters A. G. painted
in white on the head ; also several pieces of deck plank, waist-
boards, &c.

During a violent thunder storm at Charleston, 28th ult., the ship
Gondar, Capt. Libby, lying at Frazer's wharf, was struck by lightning.
The fluid entered the main topgallantmast and shivered it, but did
no other injury,
The wet cotton saved from the British ship Crown, and sold at
Key West on the 24th ult. by the U.S. Marshall, realised the sum of
7,000 dole. The dry is to be reshipped.
Charles Holmes, Bowiby, cleared at New York for Liverpool, 7th
March.

Emerald, Cook, hence at Boston. 6th March.
Sylvia. Swasey, Liverpool and Charleston, 3rd March.
Lucy Thompson. Pendleton, cleared at Mobile for Liverpool, 48th
February.

The barque Parawatta (Br.), M'Leary master, which cleared from
Gibraltar for Charleston on the 6th November last, and which was

spoken on the 22nd December, in lat. 32 15, lon. 76, being then in a
leaky condition, and trying to reach New York, it is feared has been
lo.t, as no information has been received of her since ehe was spoken
fts above mentioned.
Idas, Wescott, he ice at New Orleans, 28th February.
Forest Eagle, Ulmer, Liverpool and New Orleans, 28th February
Champion, Jordan, from Cardiff, at Norfolk, 4th Mareil,
; Speedwell, Higgins. from Bristol, at Savannah, 2nd March,
Constellation, Mulliner, hence at New York, Bth March.
Thomas Jefferson, Hill, heoce at New Orle.ns, March 9.

Ge rge Green, Fainanks, cleared at New Orleans for Liverpool,
March 3.
Tuscorora, cleared at Philade'phia for Liverpool, March 7.
Josiah Quincey, Bradley, from Calcutta at Boston, March 9.
Agamemnon. Darby. hence at New Orleans, Feb. 28.
Chieftain, Foster, cleared at Savannah for Liverpo 1, March 4.
Leopold I. (s.s.), front Antwerp and Southampton at New York.