Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-24 00:00:00

OUT PO RTE.

Queenstown, Au,. 21.—Pamed, lEsth—Tin barque Celeste, Walter,
from Liverpool for Quebec.
F.lmouth, Aug. 20.—Irrived—The Beecher Stowe, Jack, from
Hay.,nnah for Brist I—Undaunted, 1 hompson, from Ca'•lao.
Kingstown, Aug. 21.—Arrived—The G .nges, from Mir =tali.
Dungeness.—Off—The Sall edt. Johker, from Liverpool for Riga.
Longlope. —Arrived— The Fanny, Young, from Liverpool for
Riga.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
Palermo, Aug. 15.—The Cambria (s.), irem Malt for Marseilles.
was stranded at Cape Fero, on the 10th, but got off on the 11th,
and proceeded for herd stination, with the 114 s of a quantity of coal
thrown overboard, and an anchor and chain, to be recovered and sent
to Malta _ . _

Tho Indomitable (a.s.), from Melbourne to Undo., was spoken
Aug. 5, 114 days out, in ion. 29, ,hort of coals, and was supplied
with provisions by the Lochial, ar,ived in the Thames.
VESSELS' REPORTS.
Abstract of the Log of the British and North American Royal Mail
St, am-ship Europa, Captain Leitch, arrived here from Boston and

August 12.—Wind, S.W ; course, various; 12 35 p.m., received
mails and started ; 1 23, discha'ged pilot, 1,35, passed outer light;
8.30, exchangod night signals with a steamer bound west, supposed 0,
R.M.S. Canada; light winds and cloudy.
August 13.—Wind, S.W.; course, N. 78 E.; distanct? 255 miles ;
in lat. 43 11 N , lon. 65 09 W.; light winds and ne; 8.30 p.m., Samba°
light eV earn ; 9.50, Mr aghers Beach light abeam • 10.30, arrived at
Company's whs. f, Halifax ; 11.45, started from Halifax.
August 14.—Wind, southe, ly ; wine, various; distance 131 miles;
in let. 44 46 N., 1,,n. 60 42 W.; mo.der,te breeze and cloudy.
August 15.—Wind, weste,ly ; course, N. 74 E.; distance, 237
miles ; in lat. 46 00 N , 54 33 W. ; light rinds an.l foggy; 7.15 p,m..
Jamie land eastward of Cape Race.
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August 16.—Wind, variab'e; cours-, N. 62 E.'; distance, 270 miles;
in lat. 43 07 N., ion. 48 49 W.; light winds and foggy.
August 17.—Wind, N.N.E ; course, N. 62 E.; distance, 278 miles;
in Ist 50 18 N., lon. 42 37 W.; light winds mil hazy.
August 18.—Wind, N.W. ; course, N. 66 E. ; distance, 2r,6 miles ;
in lat. 52 06 N., lon. 36 10 W. ; light winds and cloudy ; in lat. 51 30,
lon. ss 24 ; passed a screw steamer. supposed Ci•y of Washington,
steering west; in lat. 51 48, lon. 37 19, pa Bed barque Cleopatra,
steering S.W. ; 2 p.m , in lat. 52 15, lon. 33 35, passed barque
Agonotia.
August 19.—Wind, variable; c.m.rse, N. 71 E. ; di.tanCe,2-9 miles;
in lat. 53 37 N., lon. 28 52 W. ; light winds and clear. -

August 20.—W.nd, S.W. : course, N. 76 E ; distance, 288 miles ;
in lat. 54 45 N., lon. 20 57 W. ; moderate bre,_ze and cloudy.
August 21.—W ind, S.S.E. ; course, N. 81 E. ; dist nce, 301 miles;
in lat. 55 33 N., lon. 12 20 W. ; moderate brt ze and clear; 5 a.m.,
passed a 8( rew steamer, steering west; 20 miles west of Tory Island,
passed barque A. G. Hill, bound went.
August 22.—Moderate bre:ze and cloudy ; 2.37 a m., passed Inn's-
tere a hull ; 5.30 a m., off Lou; h Swilly, American ship Rome, of Bath.
from the Clyde, with signal of distress flying, stopped and took from
her a Clyde pilot; 5.3 p m,C,If of ➢lan abeam ; 4.45, R.M.S.
Asia, bound west ; 7.20, pilot ; 8.20, Bell Buoy, anchored.
August 23.-12.10 a.m., started; 1.15, Rock light; 1.55, arrived.

Report by the Great Britain (s s.), Gray, arrived here from Mel-
bown 3 ; mailed May 21. ed La her passa;e by head winds and
calms.
The following sailed a few das previously:—Lightning, Sardinian.
and James Baines. _ _

Names of Liverpool N essels Mr in port :—Vanguard, Anglo-Saxon,
Arne Royden, Pedestrian, and Ida.
Spoke.

In lat. lon.
June 20.. Lady Ebrington 57 08 5..75 10 W;%
July 28.. Nitla-_!,:thout, Lonion to Sydney.-- —OO 28 N.. 23 43
July 28—Craigevar (uric)
Aug. 1 „Brederode ,barque), Atyab to Falmouth,
out 120 days
Aug. 20—Carolina, hence, ot 2 days

Report by the ship Alma, Munco, of kelfaq, arrived here from
Bombay, sailed April 22. Had ♦ery bad weather off the Cape of
Good Hope, laying experienced a sncee,si-in of heavy.esterly gales
for 20 days, and was 14 days t ecaitned to the S.W. of the Western
Islands, in company w;th about 40 sail of other vestals; and passed
eight ships in the Channel beating up.
June 9, in lat 36 S., loth 21 30 E., spoke the ship Wagoola, 62 days
out, from Rangoon to Cork.
June 17, in lat. 35 16 S., lon. 20 E., spoke the ship Alma, 31 days
out, from !Mauritius; Ireland (a.s.), or Alald, 56 days out, from.
Bengal; barque Bittern, 70 days cut, from l'enang ; and the ship
Neptune, 3 days out, Lom Bombay—all for London.
June 18, iu lat. 35 s., lon. ig 30 E., spoke the barque Admiral, 85
deys out, from Akyab for Falmouth ; was struck by a sea off the
Cape of Good Hope, and lost her bu warks, Re.
June Ig, in lat. 34 30 S., lon. 17 30 E.. spoke the ship Collingwood,
S 4 days out, from M,,tilmein ; Gertrude, 6•l days out, from Calcutta ;
and the barque Admiral, 16 days out, frail Algoa Bay—all for
London. _ . _

June 23, in ht. 32 S., E., in company with the ship Sadoga, of
Boston.
July 14, in lat. 5 59 N , 25 30 \V., third d:st. pendant, No. 3,2€9,
from Glas,;ovv to Bombay,
July 15, in lat. 10 N , lon. 24 40 W., spoke the James Littlefield.
(American), outward boun,i; and the barque Lord Raglan, 23 days
out, from Bristol for Melbourne.
July 26, in lat. 32 40 N., 40 30 W., passed the American ship With=
Chamberlain, bound east.
August 3, in lat. 35 20 N., 40.30 W., spoke the Indomitable (s.s.),
95 days out, from Melbourne to London; her coal wou.d all be con-
sumed on the following day.
August 12, in lat. 47 30 N., lon. 24 W.. spoke the brig Main, 105
days out, firm Callao ; and the brig Tuscan, 30 days out, from Bar-
badoes —both for Cork.
August 16, cif Cape Clear, spoke the ship Cultivator, outwari
bound.
August 17, between Tuskar and Smalls, spoke the barque
Marchioness Ansa, homeward bound.
1- August 18, five mites S.W. of Bardsey, spsto_the ship Kelvin, from
Quebec to Greencek;

SP ORT:N
Aug. 17.. Catherine, ILlzatlan to Liverpool, off the Rtindlestone.

FOREIGN PORTa.
Arno (a. 8.), Morton, from Trieste at Corfu.
Shamrock, Doane, hence at Trieste.
Brocb,hence at Fredr ekshaven.
Anna Maria Elizabeth, Hanan, hence off Fredrickshaven.
Iduna, and Norman (s.s.)—both hence at Swiuemunde.
Mignon, Harris, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Alps (s.s.), Hockley, hence at Trieste.
Cares, Wright, hence at Genoa.
Caroline, Goldman. hence at Copenhagen.
Comet, Jork, hence at Sw.nomunde.
.111a,:eira Pet sailed from Chicago for Liverpool, Aug. S,
Pelican (s s.) sailed from lielvoot for Liverpool, Ang. 20.
Cornnhia sailed from Bordeaux, Aug. 19 ; and rei,see, Aug. 20—
both for Liverpool.

AMERICAN silipplNG•
New York, August 11.—The British ship Wabash, or Warbler, of
Liverpool, from New Orleans to Liverpool, waa in contact, July 31,
in let. 24, ion. 82, with the H. D. Brooliraan, from Ilavannah, arrived
here. The Warb'er lost jibboom, foretoprnast, maintopgallantmast,
Boston, anchor and chain, stove in topgallant forecastle, and would probably
put into liky West for repairs.
12.-1 he ship Chrpultepec, of Lancaster, 75 days
from Bombay to Liverpool, was spoken, June 18, in lat. 35 S., lon.
20 ; had been on D'Anguilas Bank 28 days, contending against
strong
westerly gales, had stove bulwarks, lost sails. &c.
Sydney, N.S., Aug. 12.—. An i.bandoned brlgn.ntine, having aßritish
flag di,plxycd at half-mi-st. laden with timber, and with the name
Ant, of Workington, was fallen in with on the 7th inst. off 511chelon,
and towed into St. Pierre by the French war steamer Ardent.
Canada (R. Shannon, from Liverpool at Halifax, Aug. 11.
Indian(R.3l.S.S ), from Liverpool at Quebec, Aug. 9.
City of Baltimore (s.s.), from Liverpool at New York, Aug. 11.
Fulton (1.1.5.M.5.), from Southampton at New York, Aug. 10.
Mackinaw, Hamner, from Liverpool at Charleston,
Robert Mills, Patterson; Endymion, Halbet ; American
Hubbard ; and °fent, Hill—all from Liverpool at New York.
F Riga, hence at Virginia.
WAuley. Rogers, from Liverpool at Baltimore.
Ann M'Keen sailed from Halifax for Liverpool, Aug.
Tamerlane, Holmes, from Liverpool at 1193:QA,