Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1860-01-24 00:00:00

OUTPORTS

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VEAL.,-Jan. 23.—Arrived and passed: Brothers, from-Lon-
don to Cape of Good Hope ; Jannie, Carthagena to Newcastle ;
Cinderella, Calcutta to London ; Eclipse, to London ; Carle*
London to Constantinople. •
GaAvEstan,"•Jan. 23.—Arrived Elge, from Santander ;
Water. Nymph, Melbourne ; Anglo-Saxon,. Foo-choo-foot
Sailecti_Elis.e, for.Havani; Kelice, Mauritius ; HoPeushead,
Sydney ; Maidstone,.Port Phillip.
QT:EENSTOW.*, San. 22.—Sailed: Rosanera. and Waiter Lord,
to Sverdoer 'Hiawatha, and Adoens, avre ; Busy 130e,Tereiera.
BELFAST, Jan. 23.—Sailed , Ciaronillier, for Cardiff; Mer-
curius, Newport.
Duar.ix, Jan. 23.—Arrived : • Rebecca, from Glasgow far
Oporto; Corsair . (ss), Bristol; Gem, .Newry; Trafalgar,
'Workington. .
PREENCCK, Jan. 23.—Arrived : Louisa Auguste (ss), from
Havre.

MARITIME EXTRACTS,

Lirintroot, Jan. 22 The Catoline Nesmith, for New Orleans,
with loss of ntaintopmast and mainmasthead; •and.the Vision,
for Mobile, with lciss of sails; in a terrific hurricane off the
Skerries • both leave put back.
The Laconia (as), hence for COn.stantinople, at Holyhead:
The Garnet,,Bradford, hence at Milford for Savannah, all
well.
Senator, I;ence for Bombay, abandoned 500 miles south of
Mauritius; crow arrived.at"Cape Town. , . • •
LwritAm, Jan. 23: The schooner Richard, arriveff.here last
night,__reports_ship_ at anchor off Nelson Buoy, with
_ensign
flying, supposed in distress.
FLEETWOOD, Jan. 22 : The Chbrles Brownell, Baxfield, front
Singapore for Liverpool, was driven into. Morecambe,Bay last
night, with loss of canvass, struck heavily, was towed into the
river, and is now aground with about seven feet 'water in her
h ld; will be toed into the- harbbur at high Water to-night.
23rd : The Chas. Brownell is now aground on Bernard Wharf,:.
with seven feet water in her; she will be lightened. Victoria,.
Sanderson, from Liverpool for Mobile, at this port with sang
blown away. James Mitchell, of, MOntrose, 'front tligo. for
Liverpool, sunk on Bernard Wharf; only one man saved.
Tallula, from Savannah, agrounff on Knott, expected off at
high water.
PADSTOW, Jan. 23: The James Alexander, of Liverpool, is a
total wreck on St. Eval Cliff ; two of the crew drowned.
BEAVMARIS, Jan. 22: The Alarm_ , Rogers, from Liverpool for
St. Michael's, has put in here with loss of bow prit, &c., hav-
ing been in contact off Point Lynas with a vessel, rame un-
knon-n, ditring'a heavy gale, and ran stern on to Beaumaris-
pier, and received other damage.
WF,XFORD, JRR. 21 : The Amicitz ia Prospero, from Liverpool
,and •
to Genoa, came on the banks 19th inst., got is now on.
iTipA.LBOT, Jan. 22 : It is feared tkat the Cossack (ss) has
WESTPORT, Jan. 21 : We can do no business to day—the
bur
tPo knießo
onl
roofs are blowing off the houses!
n Bar, full of water.
BELFAST, Jan. 23 : The schbonerida; of Drogheda, from r
fer Runcorn with iron, ashore at Drogheda Bar. The schooner
Lady Champneys, from Derry for Liverpool, with oatmeal, on
shore near Bonagnadee, is expected off this tide. The Arabella
is up to the Quay, and discharging cargo damaged.
DUBLIN, Jan. 23; On Saturday, about 1 50, the Dutch
schooner Haabet, outward bound, missed stays in the harbour,
and was driven on the rocks near the east pier of Kingstown
harbour,'where they remained till yesterday morning, when
she was assisted off-with a boat's crew from H.M.S. Ajaxt'anct
towed into Dublin iii a. leaky edition. •