The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-05 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACI

LIVERPOOL, June 4.
The Blanch, arrived here from Demerara, has had very had weather,
and makes a little water.

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Abstract of the Log of the Montreal Oce%n. Stem:ship' Company's
Screw-steamer Indian, Capt. Jones, arrived here from Quebec.
May 23.—Light breeze and clear; at 5.0 a.m. unmoored ship, and
steamed off the town; at 9.30 embarked passengers and mails, and
steamed down the river; at 10.0 passed Point Levi; 1.40. at Crane
Island, passed the ship City of Hamilton ; at 3.35, below Trave rae,
passed the ship Haidee ; between Mal bay and Brandy Pots, passed
Queen of the Lakes, Wandsworth, Ciampion, Sunbeam, Harlequin.
and Standard of Belfast; at 7.20 p.m. pilot left abreast of Brandy
Pots; at 11.25, 41,rea4 of Bie Light; off Green Island passed the
barque Lord hyron, bound east.

May 24.—Wind westerly; coutse various; distance 270 miles; in
lat. 49 39 N., lon. 66 11 W. ; smart breeze and cloudy; at Point da
Monies passed the Arran, Florence, Hanoverian barque No. 109, North
Briton (of Southampton); Paragon, brothers, Pericles, Calcutta, Eliza
Keith, Jane Black (of Limarick), and Hants (of Whitty) ; at 7.30 a.m.
abreast of Cape de Montcs ; passed Gipsey Qucea, Harmony (of North
Shields), Jehu, and Sir John Br..mloy-Moore ; at 3.0 p.m. made the
Island of Anticosti.

May 25. —Wind S.W. ; course various ; distance 240 miles: In lat.
50 06 N., lon. 60 15 W. ; light breeze and cloudy ; at 6.20 a.m. abreast
of Netaslignan Point; at 10.0 p.m., dark threatening weather, stowed
all sails, and slowed engines; at 11.30, turned ship's head to west-
ward, going dead slow. •

A1ai26.2-41nd N.W. to N. ; course various; distance, 218 miles;
in lat. 51 51 N., lon. 55 25 W. ; dark threatening wcather, with rain ;
at 1.30 a.m. turned the ship's head to the eastward; at 10 a.m. was
abreast of Cape Norman; passed between there and Belle Ile island
about thirty icebergs ; at 1.50 p.m. saw a field of ice a-head, took in all
small square sails, and passed to the north of it ; at 3.0 saw another
field of ice ft.unN.E. to S.E. ; later, strong breeze, with a heavy head
sea, vessel shipping a great deal of wxer.

May 27.—Wind N.N.W. to N.; coarse N. 78 E. ; distance 268 miles:
in lat. 52 47 N., ion. 48 22 W.; strong breeze and squally; at 11.30
a.m., carried away foretopmast studding sail boom; at 11.0 p.m.,
heavy squall, double reefed :oratopsail.
May 28.—Wind N. to N.E.; course S. 89 E.; distance 291 miles;
in lat. 52 41 N.' lon. 4 ' 17 W. ; a heavy gale and a heavy sea ; at 10.0
a.m., shipped a heavy soa, and carried away tile after davits of port
life boat ; at 8 0 p.m., a smart breeze and hazy.
May 29.—Wind N.E to N.N.E.; course N. 83 E:; distanse 220
miles ; in lat. 53 07 W., lon. 31 13 W. - smart breeze and cloudy ; at
8 a.m., set topsails and topgallant sails; at 3 p.m., wind veered to
S.W. set all sails.

May 30 —Wind S.W. ; course N. 73 E.; distance 227 miles; in lat.
54 12 N., lon. 28 05 N.; a smart breeze and clear: at 3 a.m. wind
veered to the S., in all square sal&

May 31.—Wind S.S.E. to S.E. ; course N. 72 N.; distance 194 miles;
in lat. 55 12 N., lon. 22 46 W. ; smart breeze and cloudy ; at 4 a.m., a
smart breeze and equally with passing showers of rain and a head sea ;
at in a.m., passed a large ship flying Prussian colours, bound west.
June L.—Wind S. E. to 5.9. E. ; course N. 86 E. ;. distance 226 miles ;
in lat. 55 28 N., lou. 16 12 W. ; a light breeze and clardy; at 4 15
p.m., passed a steamer going to t,:e westward, supposed to be one of
the Royal Mall steamers

June 2.—Wind soiither;y ; course N. 83 F, ' • .distance 189 miles ;
in lat. 55 50 N., lon. 10 40 W. ; light breeze and clear ; at 10 a.m., set
fore and aft sails ; at 8.15 p.m., saw Tory Island, bearing about S. by
W. ; distance 21 miles •
June 3.—Wind southerly; course, various; distance 222 miles.;
in lat. 54 18 N., lon. 5 08 W.; a light breeze and cloudy; at 4 30 a.m.,
parsed through the coned of taco:hit.. lalwnd, ,t A 50 w of
Fair flead; and passed the barque Dirigo, from Glasgow, for New
York ;.at 3.30 p.m., Dossed s.s. North American, 10 mile!! S.E. of Calf
of Man ;.'at 9.15 took pilot on board from pilot boat No. 4 ; at 10.25
arrived at Liverpool,

Report by the Deorothy, arrived here ,from Bonny; sailed April 9
experienceed light winds through the Trados :
Signa'led. In lat. Lon.
April 29.. Fanny Saaltleld (42 days out', London to
California . . 1 3 5..20 10 W.
May 4 „Batavier (84 days out), Batavia to Amster-
dam
May 16.. Bois Rouge (58 days ont), Bonruon to
Nantes
.May 16...;1anuel (59 days out), Buenos Ayres to
Bordeaux... .
May 16.. St. Lawrence (62 days out), Cameroons to
Liverpool ..
May 18 ..Augusta and Victor (29 days out), sierra
Leone to Marseilles ....29 3 NN. .39 43 W.
June 1 ..Maria, Bristol to Barbadoes.... ..... .49 38 N.. 12 58 W.
June 2 ..John Norman, to Liverpool ....50 29 N.. 10 27 W