Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-05-12 00:00:00

SAILED

North American (ss)Montreal Emma Bordeaux
City of Baltimore (ss) Wm Penn Cronstadt
New York Salve St Jago de Cuba
Catherine Anne ....Odessa Cossack Stettin
De Maas Dantzic Thornhill Africa-
Jose Maria Matanzas Atlantic ...........Boston
Veloz
Adventure Bonny Rosalie Ostend

MARITIME EXTRACTS

LIVERPOOL, May 11

A British brigantine, name unknown, from Sierra
Leone to Liverpool, was spoken on the 22nd April, in lat
46 N, lon 21 W, with loss of maintopmast and mainmast
head sprung.

The Echo, from Calcutta to London, was spoken on the•
sth March, in lat 35 S, lon 26 E, with loss of foremast,
and was supplied with a spar to rig a jury one, by the
War Cloud, arrived here.

NEW YORK. April 27.---The Jura, at Boston, on the 15th
instant, lat. 47.44, lon. 34, boarded the barque Alida, of St.
John (N. 8.), Amos D. Healey, 21 days from Glasgow for
Boston. She reported that, on the 7th April, had a terrific
gale, and shipped a heavy sea, which broke stanchions,
rails, and bulwarks, and stove the after house, taking over-
board the chronometer, nautical instruments,, and charts,
with provisions, cabin furniture, and clothing ; also, split
the covering board, causing the ship to make much water,
lost small boat, &c, The Jura supplied her with the neces-
sary provisions. The Polynesia ship, of and from Boston,
at San Francisco, March 25, encountered a terrible hurricane
in the North Atlantic Ocean, when a few days out, and lost
an entire suit of sails from the yards, a part of her spars,
and had her mainmast badly injured. The IL D. Brook-
man barque, from Mobile for Cronstadt, remained on shore
in Mobile Bay p.m. of the 15th instant. The biig Enter-
prise, of Windsor (N.S.), from Parsboro (N.S.) for New
York, went on shore at Bridghampton Beach, April 24, has
bilged, is full of water, but is near the shore, and will
probably be saved with her cargo ; crew landed. The
Corra Linn (barque), from Boston for St. John (N. 8.),
dragged on shore on Eastern Point (Gloucester), during a
gale April 23, and remains. A steamer from Boston has
proceeded to her assistance. A large quantity of cotton was
seen floating in the gulf, and 12 bales (a portion of which
was partially burnt) were picked up near the Tortugas, by
the schooner D Goodwin, arrived at New Orleans from
Charleston The above are supposed to be part of the cargo"'
of the ship Monticello, Maine, from New Orleans for Liver-
pool, abandoned off the bar of New Orleans March 27, 011
fire. The Diamond (s), arrived at Baltimore, reports that
upwards of fourteen vessels are on shore along the Bay and
Potomac rivers. They went on shore during a very high
tide, and it is expected that considerable difficulty will be
experienced in getting them off.

NARVA, May 3.—The river and the bay are now quite
free of ice, and yesterday the first vessel arrived at this
port

LISBON, May s.—The Dutch ship Wilhelmina, Koster,
from Rotterdam, has arrived here with mast broken.

HAVANA, April 15. The wreck of the Harriet Ann, from
Navy Bay for Baltimore, has been sold for $250 ; and the
hull and cargo of the Chilian ship Ramon Rojas, Uriarte
from Marseilles, on shore on the Friar's Reef, for $357.

OUTPOSTS

GRAVESPID, May 11.—Arrived : The Amelia, from
Berbice ; Crystal Palace, New York ; Crocodile,
.St. Vin-
cent; Eliza, Gothenborg ; Hanover, Calcutta; Arabia,
Colombo.; Wyvern, Lisbon ; John Temperley, Bombay ;
Frolic, Valencia ; Roman Emperor, Trinidad; York Town,
New York ; Trevener, Aarhaus ; Minden, Mauritius ;
Jessica, Bombay ; Armada, Stockholm ; Bellweather,
Guernsey ; Admiral Kanairs (s), Odessa ; Helena, Horsens;
Benares, St. John, N.B. ; Electra, Grenada ; Thor,
Christiana ; Wilhelmina Georgiana Gothenberg ; Bard of
Avon, Calcutta ; Charlotte, Gothenberg ; Lady Agnes
Duff, Manilla ; Quarry, Manmalms ; Unity, Helangdorf ;
Agniai St. Übes ; Persigni, Matanzas ; Caroni, Trinidad.
Sailed : The Oscar (ss), for Gibraltar; Leicester, Bermuda,
Stanislaw, Antwerp; Valisneria, Canterbury; Eclipse,
Port Phillip ; Minna, Cronstadt ; Sea Paik, Madras.

- DEAL, May 11.—Arrived and Passed: H.M.S. Hero,
from Sheerness to Portsmouth ; Bard of Avon, Calcutta to
London ; Prince Albert, Jamaica to London ; Admiral
Kanaris, south south-west to London • Caroni, Tinidad to
London ; Empress Eugenie, south south-west 7 to London
' ;
Celestial, London to Bermuda • Oscar (ss), London to
Gibraltar; Truro, Bombay for orders; Indifferente, Shields
to Naples • H.M.S. Avon, Shields to west ; Roman
Emperor, Trinidad to London ; Albert, St. Croix to Copen-
hagen; Frederick Gustav, Brest to London ;
Jamaica to London; Alhambra, St. John's to London;
Persagno, Matanzas to London, in tow ; Pennsylvania,
Philadelphia to London ; Chatham, Kurrachee to London ;
Dauntless (brig), of Colchester, west to north ; Seostres,
London to Quebec ; Caravan, north to New York ; Marco
Bozaris, London to Syra ; Valesneria, London to Canter-
bury ; Unanimity, London to Cardiff; William Coley-
London to Bombay ; Agnes, Jamaica to London ' • Peninsu-
lar, Cadiz to London; H.M.S. Bee, Woolwich to west ;
Capernicus, Batavia to Rotterdam; Amphitrite, Belboa to
Shields ; Marithon, Shields to Bombay , Anna, New
Orleans to Bremen ; Adelina, Gallipoli to Cronstadt ;
Harburg, Hondululu to Bremen; Helen R. Cooper, Sew
York to London.

FALMOUTH, May 11.—Arrived : Genoa, from Liverpool-
GREENOCK, May 11.—Arrived : Silicia, from New York;
Gratitude, Trinidad ; Maces, Mauritius ; Nantes
Eugenie, Nantes ; Braham Castle, Nantes

VESSEL'S REPORTS

Report by the China, Main, from New Orleans at Liver-
pool; spoke
May 3. —ln lat 49.10 N, lon 12.51 W, the Harmony, c"
and from Jersey for Newfoundland.

Report by the Mazeppa, Boyd, from Savannah at Liver-
pool ; spoke
May B.—Tuskar bearing NNW ; Yorkshire, from Liver-
pool for New York.
Report by the Malakoff, Hattrick, from Savannah at
Liverpool; spoke
April 26. Traro, from Bombay for London, in lat 49.54 IV,
lon 12.41 N
A

.pril I.—Traveller (of Liverpool), from New Orleans t 0
Pernambuco, in lat 31.57 N, 72.20 ; wished to be

reported.
April 29.—1 n lat 50.03 N, ion 12.03 W, passed and
touched a small vessel of about 120 tons, bottom JP'
it beinc, dark at the time could make nothing of it.

Report 13-y- the Colonist, Graham, from S'avannah, a'
Liverpool ; spoke
April 24. - Queen, from Dublin to Miramachi, in Ist
45.30 N, lon 44.40 W ; all well
April 26

—Olive Branch, from Liverpool to Quebec, ill

lat 46.29 N, lon 43.09 W ; all well.
April 23.—Passed two large icebergs, in lat 45.36
lon 40 W.

FOREIGN PORTS

Princess Royal, Mellor, hence at Trieste.
Bon Pasteur, and Rosina, Allair, hence at Marseilles:
Muer (ss), M'Neil, hence at Bordeaux.
Sylph, Evans, hence at St. Nazaire.
Genet (es), Bond, hence at Dunkirk.
Pelican (ss), hence at Helvoet.
Zwaan, hence at Flushen for Middleburg.
Beaver (ss), hence at Bordeaux, May 7
Nemesis (ss) saile, from Bordeaux for Liverpool, May 7
Matbilde, hence at NitCeseilles May 5
Gratitude, hence at Helvolq, May 7
liambitrg for ciudad 13°-
Emma Arvigne, sailed from _
livar via Liverpool, May 4
Tilo, hence at Gibraltar, April 22
Triumphant, hence at Gibraltar, April 30
Friehandel, hence at Harburg May 7
Odin (ss), hence at Swinemunde May 5
Legge, hence at Copenhagen May 6
Leo Sinnige, hence at Copenhagen May 5, for St peters'
burgh •

gierendorff Wardow, sailed from Warnemunde for Liver-
pool May 2

LEWIS AND COMPANY'S NEW ESTABLISHMENT VI
BOYS' CLOTHING.—Number of boys clothed .for the Reek
ending Saturday, May 7th, 865: corresponding
week last year, 823.—Increas?„ 42 boys.

at 8 30 a.m. Friday
at 9 30 a.m. Saturday
at 11 30 a.m. Monday .
at 12 30 p.m. Tuesday .
,at 1 0 p.m Wednesday
.at 3 0 p.m. Thursday...
at 4 0 p.m. Friday.... •
.at 4 0 p.m. Saturday ...
. 28th May.
.at 5 0 p.m. Monday
THROUGH FARES. .at 5 30 p.m. Tuesday
Passengers booked for New York from Liverpool :—First-class,
.Fares.—Catan, Is. ; Deck, 6d.
218 ; second-class, £lO ; steerage, £7. From Galway :—First-class, Passengers booked through from Liverpool to bergele and back
1116 16s. ; second-class, £9 9s. • steerage, £6 6s. (includingsteward's For further particulars, apply at the Company's Offices, No. 5,
&e and provisions, but without wines or liquors, which can be George's Dock Gates, Liverpool; or at the Company's Offices.
-Obtained on board. Rhyl.
Freight from Galway to New York, 50s. per ton and 5 per cent.
_—
The Company being under postal contract with the Government,
e prepayment of letters is optional on the part of persons sending
it era by vessels of this line. All letters should be addressed "Per
Steamer —, via Galway."
For freight and further particulars, apply to Bake, Adams, and
IQ., 8, Philpot-lane, London; or to
JACKSON & EASTMAN, 1, Rumford-place, Liverpool.

and La:sit OS

Steam communication to and from Li.‘ r...... k,—___
calling at PENZANCE, FALMOUTH, PLYMOUTH, PORTS
MOUTH, and [or] SOUTHAMPTON (on the voyage to London)
and at WEST COWES, 1.W., TORQUAY, PLYMOUTH, FAL
MOUTH, and PENZANCE, on return to Liverpool.
EMPRESS EUGENIE 750 tons 100 h.p. Capt.Hoskins.
• IRONMASTER 6OO 120 Capt. Smith.
GENOVA 650 120 Capt. Wraight.
The London and Liverpool Steam-ship Company
FOR NEW YORK.—DREADNOUGHT LINE OF PACKETS. - la. beg to announce their intention of despatching one
,
Loading in Waterloo Dock, and will positivelyof their powerful steamers from each port as u :icier,
sail on the 20th instant. ''' mow
unless prevented by any unforeseen occurrence :
The splendid A 1 American ship s —_- - _ FROM LIVERPOOL,
ESCORT ; . May
E. A. HUSSEY, Commander. GENOVA . Saturday l4 at 8 p.m.
'illis extraordinary fast-sailing clipper ship is three years old, EMPRESS EUGENIE Saturday 2l at 2 p.m..
I,3oPpered and copper-fastened, sister ship to celebrated Dread- GENOVA
nought, same tonnage and model, and considered to be her equal Loading berth ; Liverpool, west side Trafalgar . Dock London
to every respect.—For freight and cabin passage, having very British and Foreign Steam Wharf, Lower East. Smithfield; and
elegant accommodation, apply to
A. TAYLOR & Co. West Kent Wharf, Southwart parcels received at 137, Leaden-
Agent in New York—DAVID OGDEN, ESQ. ha
-11.-street, E..C.
.....—.. .I.—p 4 hnvp nnnprior accommodation

p 1,114

,

TAPSCOTTT LINE OF P.ICKETS,

FOR SEW YORK

•-
70111sn. BoYD .
POTOMAC
WILLIAM TAPSCOTT ... ..J. B. Bell —.1800..
EMERALD ISLE
.10RANCIS B. CUTTING
ST. LOUIS
BENJAMIN ADAMS
VII IRT Y-ONE STATES C. Smart 1050..
SHAMROCK .S. B. Doane 1300..
ItAPPATIANNOCK .. .......... W. Cushing 1200..
These ships are all of .t.he largest and first-class, and by quick
sages and always delivering their cargoes well, they are justly
ia favour with shippers.—For further particulars apply to
TAPSCOTT, FISH and CO.
Old Hall. 39. Oldhall-st!reet.

for passengers, combined with great speed and capacity for
Fares.—First Cabin (including fees), 20s. ; Steerage, 15s
(sailors only), 10s.
For freight or passage, apply to the agents as under
T "G,..estl A TnnThlin and Co.. and Harrinetom

Hewett, and

Co. ; Portsmouth, R. Hatch ; Southampton, W. J. Le Feuvre ;
West Cowes, LW., It. C. Spain ; Torquay, Whiteway and Ball ;
Plymouth, G. M. Stringer; Falmouth, W. Carne; Penzance, W. D.
Matthews and Son; Manchester, John Kenworthy and Co.; or
FREDK. A. TAMPLIN, ' •
Columbia-buildiars. Brunswick-street. Livernool.

THE LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON PACKETS.
WARREN AND THAYER'S LINE.
„, • ~,, Being the only regular and established Line between
, ,p..'7.1' 4. t' LIVERPOOL AND BOSTON.
4r.;:tx:x.; No goods received on the advertised day of sailing.
--',-"--7-7, Loading Berth, south side Waterloo Dock.
Sailing from LIVERPOOL punctually on the
FIFTH AND. TWENTIETH OF EACH MONTH.
PitLPT HAVEN
41,111 LY GARDNER Limeburner .lOOO May 20
"‘T)I3IE SNOW Howe ...1200...June 5
SEA
-- FLOWER .Thornhill 1300.. June 12
CAIRO Taylor l2OO June 20
g• CURLINCi
rot
k KING ...............Barker .. ....... ...1200 . July 12
AGbNES Jones . l2OO July 20
ct.
''o. WASHINGTON J. S. Cumings....l6oo August 5
ATLANTIC
Cabin Passage, £2O, found everything but Wines.
The reputation of this Line for punctuality, quick passages, and
Prompt delivery of freight (in good order) is well known to impor-
tmrs.—For freight or passage apply, in Liverpool, to
WARREN & THAYER,, Fenwick Chambers, Fenwick-street,
aad in Boston, to THAYER & WARREN, Constitution Wharf.
For Steerage Passage apply at 68, Waterloo-road, Liverpool.

g.isat 6, is*,

NOTICE TO EMIGRANTS AND OTHERS.
TRACY AND BALDWIN,
Emigration Agents,
No. 63, WATERLOO-ROAD, LIVERPOOL.
Despatch the following splendid ships punctually :
THE "BLACK BALL" LINE OF PACKETS,
Sailing on the First and .Sixteenth of each Month,
FOR NEW YORK.
eOLUMBI A.. • ..James Bryant ..1100 tons.. May 16
.....A
JAMES FOSTER, Jun.. E. Abeel —l6OO tons.. June 1
ALRVEST QUEEN .. E. Young .. —.1600 tons . June 16
NEPTUNE
ICA.AC WEBB .... •. ... C. Hutchinson .. 1450 tons July 1
FIDELIA 11. Bessling ..1000 tons.. July 16
MANHATTAN ........ T. Dix0n........ 1450 tons.. August 1
XI:AT WESTERN .W. G. Furber ..1650 tons.. August 16
YORKSHIRE G, A. Dearborn _lO5O tons.. September 1
The above-named ships are of the finest and largest Lass, were all
built in New York of the best and most costly materials, and com-
bine great strength with swift sailing qualities, they are commanded
,
men of character and experience, who will take every precaution
lo Promote the health and comfort of the,passengers during the
'voyages Private rooms for families or persons who wish to be more
select can be had, and deposits of £1 each to secure berths, should
be remitted to the undersigned by post-office order or otherwise.
For Fares and to secure Berths either in the Steerage, Second
"ins or Private Rooms for Families, applY, post paid to and fro, to
TRACY & BALDWIN. 68, Waterloo-road.

EMIGRATION FROM LIVERPOOL
TO THE
11"14•41, UNITED STATES AND BRITISH AMERICA,
~,,,1..
PiCilir&N,, By the Washington Line of Packets.
OCEAN
Captains. Tons. To sail.
''..... 51. uNARCH . Page 4000.... To follow.
7 ASHING roN White .......2500.... „
JOSEPH GILCHRIST Gilchrist ......2500.... „
'''• C. SCRANTON . ...... ...Magna .. ... ...MO—. ~
'I.•.ILLIAM RATHBONE .....Dowd ........ 2000.. .. ~
Z„ ROBINSON P obinson ..... .. 2500 .. .. , ,
.NAIACAGO ...
",,,YUTHAMPTON .... ... . Austin ..... ... 2500 .• . • ~
PRINCETON
........... ..... Watts ........2000.... „
tf.INCETON ...Bell, .........2000.... „
MONARCH OF THE SEA . —Burgess ...... :••••3300 .. • . ~
TORNADO
Vf II IT E STAR .. • Kerr .. 3000.... „
FOR BOSTON,
Twice a month by the "Merchant" Line of Packets,
In connection with the Grand Trunk Railway of Canada.
LEUCOTHEA
SUSAN HINCKS — June 15
COMMODORE

FOR NEW ORLEANS,
Weekly, during the season.
FOR QUEBEC,
Weekly, during the season.
ST. JAMES
Enclosed Rooms for families who wish to be more select can be
reserved for those who require them.
The luggage of passengers by these packets stored free of expense
a warehouse attached to the office.
Berths in the first and second cabin, and steerage, can be secured
by remitting a deposit of El to the undersigned, who will give every
Information respecting the passage to the above ports and to the
Interior.
Passages from the United States, via New York, to Liverpool,
and Drafts payable in America, granted by the undersigned.
SABEL & SEARLE, 3, Regent-road, and 19. Water-street.

BRITISH TRIDENT

GIPSEY BRIDE

MET FOR

1555.... H. O'Nzus

,P. MuRPHY

➢iONTMOP'ENCY

1831 ~ .. J. PORTER

512..... A: STINSON

NOTICE.-Owing to the non-arrival of the Australian Mail, and
to meet the views of the shippers, the day of sailing of the
ROYAL CHARTER will be postponed until Saturday, the 21st of
May, goods can, therefore, be received at the Wellington Dock up
to Wednesday. the 18th instant.

PACKET OF THE 21sT MAY.
The Liverpool and- Australian Navigation Company's
Magnificent Steam-clipper
ROYAL CHARTER;
2,719 tons register, 200-horse power.

86. A

Chief Cabin ................Twenty-six Pounds
Second Cabin ......Bighteen Pounds.
These rates include Steward's Fee and Provio'
Wines or Liquors, which can be ob*-'
These steamships have aeconaaodat
Second Cabin passengers.
Passengers are allowed twenty cubic feet of personal lug
of freight, but the agents do-not guarantee to reserve room f
than that quantity, and they will be charged freight on their per-
sonal luggage when it exceeds half a ton measurement.
Passengers are not permitted to, go on board by the steamer that
takes the Mail.
K4-r To prevent disappointment or difficulty, Passengers are .1
respectfully informed that packages of merchandise will not be
allowed to be shipped. as luggage, or with their luggage.
Parcels will be received at the Office of the Agents here, until Six
o'clock of the Friday evenings previous to sailing.
Letters for Consignees or others, must pass through the Post-
office. None will be received at the Office of the Agents.
Apply; in Halifax, to Sir Saml. Cunard, Bart. i in Boston, to E. C.
& I. G.Bates ; in New York, to. Edward Cunard ; in Havre, to Donald
Currie, 21, Quai d'Orleans, ; in Paris, to Donald Currie, 17,
Boulevard des Italiens ; in London, to J. B. Foord, 52, Old Broad-

but without

ned on board

_con to a limited number of

lge free
pr more

BROKER

TUE SALE- oF SHIPS AND
STEAMERS, SHIP NALLJERS,
3. York-buildio,.

• PATON AND M'NICOL,
•
4N. SHIP BROKERS, AND BROKERS FOlt Th
AND PURCHASE OF SHIPS,. SIEAMERS,
ralEtao COMMERCIAL BUILDINGS, 17,
LIVERPOOL.

sF SALI

:STREET,

FOR SALE, the Ship ELECTRIC ; length
177 feet..2,loths ; beam, 36 feet 8-moths; depth, 23 feet
About 1,317 36-94ths tons 1,106 10-94ths tons
"'''' register. This beautiful vessel was built at Qui,beo
last summer, under special survey, byMr. H. N. Jones,
(the builder of the Tricolour, Resolute, &c.,) almost entirely of
heclimatack, and to class seven years A 1 at Lloyd's • she is a
beautiful specimen of naval architecture, combining all the essen-
,,, • nn exnense has been snared in fitting and

finish; has been thoroughly s
A visit to this vessel will r

ltecl here ; lying in Brunswick dock.
?ay parties interested in colonial