Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-02-21 00:00:00

ARRIVED.

_ . ... _.
Arabia (r.m.s) ....Boston Montezuma - Mobile
Alliance Charleston Ellen Maria Mobile
Bramley-Moore—San Felipe Gezina Seville
Beaver (ss) ....Bordeaux Perthshire Honduras
Bolton New Orleans Panama Galveston
Cannata Madras Tamaulipas (ss) . , Bordeaux
Conqueror Surinam Susan G Owens ..Baltimore
Cintra (ss) Lisbon Union Drogheda
Eloise Charleston Venus.... ....... Dublin
Esther Monte Video Syren Dublin
Mary Hammond—Savannah Don Francisco .. Havannah

S A I
B D Metcalf. .Philadelphia
Amyntas Genoa
Equity
Pocahontas ....Melbourne
J S Parsons.. New Orleans
Europa (ss) ....New York
Ebro (ss) Corunna
Gartsherrie ....Kurrachee
Fairy Newfoundland
Dodo (ss) Rotterdam
Leucothia , Bciston
Mermaid Boston
Picayune .... New Orleans
Toulon New Orleans
Robt Kelly ....New York
Arizona New Orleans
Sea Rover Kingston
Jamaica Kingston

LE D .
James Jardine Adelaide
Enoch Talbot ..N Orleans
Queen of the Ex ..B Ayres
Jane ...... St John, NB
Cordelia . .. New Orleans
Esmeralda . . New Orleans
Lancastria .... Rio Janeiro
Thessalia (ss) Constantinople
Gannet (ss) Dunkirk
Martha J Ward . . Mobile
Pleiades ....Philadelphia
Louisa Bahia
Underwriter ....New York
Star of the West ..N York
Austin and Ellen .Benin
Beni Adams ..New Orleans
W V Kent ....Charleston

MARATIME

EXTRACTS,

LIVERPOOL FEB. 20.
The Arabia brings 132 passengers, and 69,804 dollars
in specie.

The steam-tug Retriever, arrived at Queenstown,
reports having left the Austin and Ellen, from Liverpool
to Benin, at 10 a.m. Feb. 19. Wind W, light breeze.
BELFAST, Feb. 19.—The Carslan (ss), from Bristol to
Belfast, on coming.up the river on Thursday night was
in contact with the Charles (schooner), of Belfast,and had
bulwarks. stave, and boat damaged.
The rumour that a mast., supposed from a large vessel,
with five bodies attached to it, had been driven on the
Connemara Coast, and that pieces of trunks, boxes, &c.,
were washing up, is entirely without foundation.
The wreck; apparently of a schooner, with lower mast-
head above water, was passed on the 17th of February,
W. by N. I- N. of Ormshead, distant 12 miles, by the
Rhone (8.5.), arrived here.

The 'Greenland, Bates, which sailed 17th instant for
San Francisco, has put back.

The brig Berzegns, hence to Rio 'Janeiro, put into
Beaumaris on the 18th instant,
The Compeer, Osborne, sailed from Liverpool on the
sth Nov. for St. Michael's, and has not since been heard
of.

LAGUNA DE TERMLNOS, Dec. 9.—The Julie, Beer, of
Liverpool, from Vera Cruz (ballast), in making the har-
bour on the Ist Dec. ran on shore on a haul; to the
eastward of Laguna Bar, but assistance was sent, and

she was floated this morning, and has come tip here
apparently without damage; she will be ourTeYed
to-morrovr.

• - OUTIIORTS. f
•
GRAVESEND, Feb; 20 : Arrived c Lima,
Matilda, Odessa ; Nilius, Elborg ; Australia, Bremen Clarence, St. Michael's' (N. 8.) ; -Elderly, Belize, Daniel
Webster, New York ; Lindo, Cronstadt. Sailed : Fist
for Mogadore ; Asia, Grenada ; Jane Leech, Calcutta ;
Enterprise, Batavia ; Jonah, Calcutta ; Donston, Sydney'
:Aurifera, Cape of Good Hope ; Aredale (ss), CanterbaY;
Guadeane, Leghorn Sadore, Calcutta. from Oporto
DEAL, Feb. 19.—Arrived : The Auriga, from Cape of
Good Hope ; Maria Lehmen, Kallinburg ; Robins, Ml'
York ; Ann, Odessa ; Madagascar, Havannah ; Chieftainf
Canton ; Plymouth Rock, New York ; Enterprise, Sierrs
Leone. Sailed : The Almora, for Bombay; Leo, Ostend;
Barcelona, Santander ; Pchertyne, Port Natal ; Elean°r'
Alice, Poonah, Traveller, Elizabeth, Highbury, Boroil
Credeua, Prince Rupert, 'Pride of the Thnmes, 1:101,44,
Lyons, Lydford, Ada, Zephyr, and Mangerton, yr"'
several others, outward bound ; nearly the whole of the
outward bound have sailed for their destinations. Passed'
The Earl of Elgin, from Calcutta for London ;
Portmui, London; Aredale (ss), London, Wellington;
Forest, London, Mogadore ; City of Calcutta, London,
Clyde ; Lea, London, Malta ; Thomas and John, Louden'
Swansea; Madre Meembelle, Hull, Corfu ; John Morel
Shields, Barcelona ; Aurora (barque), Hull, Coustanti'
nople ; Cordelia, London, Berbice ; Francis Mar/
London, Nantes ; Grere, Shields, Constantinople ; Richard
and Harriett, Hull, Aden ; Venus, Seville London;
Raehael (barque), Glasgow, London.; Sarah and AO,
Sunderland, St. Nazaire ; Mary Marsden, London, AsPiri-
wall ; John Gray, Ibrail, Lynn ; Repeater, Shields,
Lisbon; Vreca, Shields, Algiers ; Snowdrop, Shields!
Havre ; Toronto, Sunderland, Carthagena. Anchored:
The Leine and Tamis (ss), from London to Paris ;
Aclelphi, Shields, Toulon ; Pedigree, Hartlepool, Madras;
Clarence, St. John's, London ; Francis Berkeley, Shields,
Bahia ; Apollo, Shields, Cadiz.
FALMOUTH, Feb. 19.—Arrived : The Ellen Finley, for
Livepool.

BELFAST, Feb. 19.—Arrived The Anne Jane, from
Dieppe.
QUEENSTOWN, Feb. 19.—Arrived: The Regulus, from
New Orleans ; Marion's Bride, from Trieste ; ()maw],
from Mobile. Sailed : Agnes Garland, for London;
Leopold, for London; M'Kerman, for New York.
LIMERICK, Feb. 19.—Arrived : The Varticola,
Taganrog; Victory (s.s.), for London.
WATERFORD, Feb. 19.—Arrived The Malvina Ss
from Belfast ; Camilla (s.), from Bristol ; Malakoff (s•
from Milford. Sailed : Shamrock (s), for Bristol; Mal
(s),• for Liverpool ; Thomas Mahoney, for Dungarvall;
Courier (s.), for Milford; Reinembrance, for Shields-;
Malvina (s.), for London ; Crimean, for Bristol.
GREENOCK, Feb. 19.—Arrived : The Pegrless, from
St. John's, N.B.

VESSEL'S REPORT,

Report of the barque Perthshire, Robertson, freill
Gulf Dulce (Honduras), at Liverpool. Sailed Dec. 27:
Left there, the brig Elizabeth.
On the 15th of February, when 200 miles W. by IC. eft
Clear, passed the wreck of a ship with only one vvis
standing, it blowing a heavy gale with rain. Did u°t
observe the vessel until we had passed her, she being thei
distant. six or seven miles, bearing N.W. by N., the Wind
about W. by N. She appeared to be about 300 tons, 611
timber laden, as a great quantity of deals were floating
all round her, and, to the best of our knowledge, there
seemed to be nobody on board.

FOREIGN PORTS

Rose, and Doris) hence at Genoa, Feb. 14.
Manchester, hence at Mazanilla, Feb. 19.
Julius Caesar, hence at Helvoet, Feb. 17.
Hope, hence at St. Nazaire, Feb. 16.
Livorno. Packet, hence at Texel, Feb. 15.
Stinky-, hence at Remedios, Jan. 18.
Albanian (ss), from Corfu at Messina, and saile
• Feb
Bth for Liverpool.

AMERICAN SHIPPING.
Kangaroo (ss), and, Asia (s), Lott, both hence at SO
York, 7th Feb.
Malakoff, Hattrick, hence at Savannah 3rd Feb.
J. Y. Boyd, Thomas,hence at New Orleans 29th Jan.
Aquilla, Oliver, hence at New Orleans 4th Feb.
Mackinaw, Hammer' hence at Hampton-reads Bth Fey;
Metropolis, and Edward Hymen, from Havre at New
Orleans.

Nicholas Biddle,, from Boston at Savannah 7th Feb.
Peter Maxwell, cleared at Mobile for Liverpool 28t'
Jan.

Crimea, Nason; Windermere, Harding; and 0. I.l*
Hayes, Payne—all hence at New Orleans- Feb. 5.
William: Lord, cleared at New Orleansfor Liverpool
sth Feb,
Minstrel, Norton, from Penang at Boston. Muscong-as, Carter, from Marseilles at Charleston oth0th
Jan.

City of Manchester, Wood, hence at Charleston 30th

Admiral, Mathews, hence at Savannah 30th Jan.
Harmony, from London at Savannah 2nd Feb.
'Roger Stewart, Turner ; and Culloden, Ilarvey---°°!„),
hence at Mobile 28th Jan. .
Agamemnon. Lawson, from London at Mobile 2ath
Jan.

J. Gilchrist, Gilchrist, from London at New Orleans
Tb.orwaldsen, Brown, hence at New Orleans 2nd F
Maryland, from Bremen at Galveston.
George Durke, Durke, hence at Havannah.
E. Soullard, and Lucy Thompson—both cleared at
Savannah for Liverpool 30th Jan.
Ellen Oliver, cleared at Savannah for Newcastle 201
Jan.

Queen, Hawes, cleared at Savannah for Glasgow 28t4
Jan.

Margaret Ann, cleared at Mobile for Liverpool 27th
Jan.

Timour, Campbell, cleared at Mobile for Liverpool 28th
Jan.

Barnabas Webb, and Peter Marcy, Thompson—both
cleared at New Orleans for Liverpool 19th Jan.
Belle Wood, Bush, and Margaret Pollock—both
cleared at New Orleans for Liverpool 25th Jan.
BOSTON, Jan. 31.—The English brig Brill, Crowell'
which -left Marseilles October 17th, arrived here to-d°,
During the voyage the crew have experienced great suffer"
ing, and for six weeks had nothing but biscuits to subsw
upon.

BALTIMORE, Feb. 3.—The Laurel, British barque:
M‘Dougall, from St. Thomas, in ballast, arrived here 16,'
instant, after being, on shore in Chesapeake Bay, but had
floated off without damage. The Marion, Hugg, fro,Rio Janeiro, which arrived to-day, experienced heavy
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gales from N.N.E. to N.W., and on January 25, in lAk•
25,,N., long. 65 W., sprung a leak, but was kept free by
the pumps. The North Carolina (s), hence for Norfolk►
was burnt and totally lost January 29, off Smith's Point'
in Chesapeake Bay ; crew and passengers, except tyro
persons, saved.

NEW Youic, Feb. 5 : The Dandy Jim (brig), Hoffman,
at this, port 31st ult., from St. John's (N.F.), Jan. ?i
experienced very heavy weather ; stove bulwarks, 111
sails, sprung mainmast, and is leaking about 400 strokes
per hour. Jan. 27, lat. 40 06, lon. 67 48, passed a piece
of the side of a large vessel. The brig Crest of t°`
Ocean, Balsdon, at New York, Feb 2, from Palermo,
some heavy weather, carried away jibboom, &c.
Vernon, British barque, from Messina for Boston (oranges
and lemons), in attempting to run in during a snow storni
on the morning of the 3r of February, went on sh°te
on the beach near Little Nahaut. At high water the sell
was breaking over her stern, and pieees were coining on
shore. The water was ebbing and flowing through her
bottom, and was probably bilged, and would prove a tots!
loss; cargo frozen, and rendered worthless ; the hull Wast,
being stripped. The Great Western, Farber, whi
arrived from Liverpool on the 30th of January, reports
that on the 14th in lat. 44, lon. 59, Joseph
seaman, fell from the mizen topgallant yard overboard'
in a thick snow storm, and was drowned. The T.
Lucas brig, Perkins, of Bath, from Havre, report's'
Jan. 8, lat. 43, lon. 28, Wm. Long, of Mass a seawall,
fell from the foretopsailyard to the deck and. was killed'
The St. Agnes, British brig, Campbell, from
hence (general cargo), discharged at Bermuda, ill
attempting to get under weigh Jan. 10, in COt;
sequence of the threatening appearance of tu
weather drifted on to a reef, carrying away the
rudder and damaging her bottom, but a sudden squall_
o s
caused her to swing to her anchors, when she slipped on!
of them and put tea, and was afterwards brought to;
safe anchorage at the riding-place. A survey 11$
directed a new rudder to be fixed to enable her to return
to port to finish discharging, which she was doing ; sl.
was leaking 800 strokes per hour, and it'was thought
;
she might be condemned. The Caroline, British schooneor
from Fortune Bay (N.F.) for Boston (herrings), went o
shore on Deer Island during a snow storm Feb. 3 ; creW
saved. By last accounts she was on her beam en(l3,
her bottom badly stove, and cargo washing out. iz.
"-k.
Sicilian (barque), from Messina, arrived at Boston, isi,';he
ing badly, having been on shore on Calf Island.
lb
brig Ocean Isle, at Philadelphia, from Inagus, `cl6
salt, had to throw overboard, Jan. 15, in lat. 34, lon•rr.e7, a
portion of her cargo, in consequence of a leak.
ship George Hurlbut, Masson, at this port, from Nal'',
and CherboUrg, reports 20th ult., kat 43,• 48, ",";
struck by a whirlwind, which took 'the P'sosereefed taltr,
and maintopsail clean from, the boltrone . was ten dap
Comoro, from Calcutta, reporty_u;
between lon. 40 and 45, with strork ,keslerly ,tosi
since been reported.
Feb. 2, has probably hauled off in the. Bay, of "'""not
to sea, as she h°,..s, th
Carolina, front Ch .1%
Mobile Bar, lit g, wrecker: on
were reportg4 10.0 'have been picked up in a boat.
11? two of the crew of the 01111,

auttb statts,

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art) for the respeetiveSteamers will be received at the Company's
• Berth, east side of the Huskieson Dock.
1. II THE LIVERPOOL, NEW YORK, AND PH
44, a DELPHIA STEAM-SHIP COMPANY'S
Full-powered
rl Clyde-built iron screw steam-ships
QTY°I' BALTIMORE 2367 tons Capt. R. Leitch.
A OF WASHINGTON....
-2380 tons.. Capt. P. C. Petrie.
I' OF MANCHESTER 2109 tons Capt. J. Kennedy.
NGAROO 1874 tons.. Capt. J. M. Jeffrev
lIG°. 1953 tons.. Capt. M'Guigan
US (Branch Steamer 448 tons ..Capt. Brooks.
The undermentioned or other vessels are intended to sail
CITY 0 FOR NEW YORK,
italga P WASHINGTON. Wednesday..
CITY-nAlt°° -"„:• •• • . Wednesday..
'wry -P BALI Imu'RE Wednesday.-
/jai WASELINGTON
ABooWed:esday..
And each alternate Wednesday.
FROM. NEW YORK,
.Saturday
Saturday... .
Saturday
Saturday
Saturday....
Each alternate Saturday, at noon
cab. Rate: of Passage from Liverpool to New York
acco,ll' 15 guineas 17 guineas, and 21 guineas, according to the
a th-ntue iodation, in the state-rooms, all having_ the same privileges
F
Pr 0,,.• iard Passage, 8 guineas, including an unlited Stewardsly of
-`c'as, cooked and served up by the Company's
prertperienced Surgeon is attached to each steamer.
qllt t 3 per ton, to New York, and Unmanufactured Goods,
atAlidwojial
rbsesttztiiltesubject to agreement, payable hem, or New York,
per Pound sterling.
15, rrnYl,,u New York, to John G. Dale, at the Company's offices,
offices°l„aY; in Philadelphia, to John G. Dale, at the Company's
Xxpe's '9, Walnut-street ,• in London, to. the American-European
Itetlfe,4 InPany, 61, King William-street; in Paris, to Fred.
•11.11twe7 Rue de la Pala; in Havre, to Davidson and Co.; in
fitonies.i 1.),
.to J. P. Kreimer and. Co. ; in Manchester, to George
k`B in Dublin,- to Cornelius Carleton ;in Belfast, to John
18, j-" 94, Victoria-street ; in Glasgow, to R. Thompson and Co.,
iktft,,.„,an_laica-street ; in Edinburgh, to Robert Thompson and Co., 2,
bu Bridge ; and in Liverpool, to
WILLIAM INMAN,
',Von', Feb. 4, . 1859
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Li 62 and 63, over-buildings South, 22, Water-street.
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XANGAROO ................
CITY CITY
XANCHEsTE R y OF BALTIMORE
OF ItAXGAROASILINGTON
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Feh-ruary 12

February 29
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April 9

- GALWAY AND NEW YORK,
Calling at St. John's, Newfoundland.
• 40ALIW The shortest and most direct route to America by
the Atlantic Royal Mail Steam Navigation Com-
pany's powerful steam-ships. •

'WINTER ARRANGEMENTS.
PAShips
Cine. FROM GALWAY. _ To Sail.
Saturday .. March 5
..,NCE ALBERT .. ..... ....Saturday April 2
PRINCE ALBERT RI, ON NEW YORK.
Thursday March 3
PACIFIC ..
• • Thursday ..........March 31
n THROUGH PARES:
tOlp,,,rßers booked for NEW YORE from any of tilt PRINCIPAL
the United Kingdom at ONE FARE, viz. :
Pirst-class, £lB. Second-class, £lO. Steerage, £7.

Ir First-class.