The Northern Daily Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-03-04 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Sydney, Nov. 24.—The W. B. Deah is reported ashore at Auck•
land, full of water.

Falmouth, March 3.—The Jaton, of Sunderland, from Sal onica to
Dunkirk, was struck b' the Duchess of Brabant, from Odessa to
Antwerp, yesterday, off the Lizsrd. Captain Smith drowned. The
Duchess of Brabant's bows were stove.

Alexandria. Feb. 20.—The Uncle Charlie is reported to be lost
near Jaffa.—The Liczy Gelenspiti, from Liverpool to this port,
strick on the bar hi entering, and did not sustain any material
darnige.

C'alcutta, Jan. 27.—The Tynemouth, was in contact with
the Sebastian Cabot, and carried away catheads and sundry gear
forwards.

The R.M.S. Clyde. left Vera Cruz Feb. 4, for HaVannah and
England with 290,000 dollars.
Shanghai, Jan. 6.—Neerands,- indie, from Amoy, arrived here,
had been ashore on the North Spit and at the entrance of the
Wootsung, has strained considerably, and will have to be repaired
Crisis, hence for Liverpool, which put back after being on the north
bank, has been docked and surveyed, and will proceed in a few days,
neither ship rism cargo having sustained damage.
Gibraltar, Feb. 20.—Java Smith, from Liverpool, arrived hire
to-day leaky, having struck on the Peal' Rock In the Straits.
N tSSItLe REPORTS.

Report by the Cron' es (s.s.), Watson, arrived here from Constan-
tinople and Gibraltar; left the latter port Feb. 20, has experienced
easterly wind and fine weather.

Feb, tO, off Tarifa, signalled the Heather Bell, of Shields, bound
west.

Feb. 21, cff Cape St. Mary. signalled the Prince Arthur (s.s.).
Feb. 26, in lat. 48 14, lon. 8, signalled a vessel showing 3rd dist
pendt 302 (Conflict), from Liverpool, bound S.W.

Report by the Minho (e.'.), arrived here from Lisbon left Feb. 24.
Feb. 27, signalled the Mina (s.s.), 20 miles N.W. of Cape Finnis-
terre.

Abstract et the log of the steam-ship City of Baltimore, Leitch,
arrived here from New York.

Peb. 19, wind north easterly:; at 3 p.m., cast off from wharf and
proceeded down the river ; 4.30, passed Sandy Hook ; 4 35. pilot
left the ship, set on full speed, passed ship War Hawk, inward
bound.

Feb. 20, wind easterly, course S. 85 27 E., distance 163 miles, in
lat. 40 15 N., lon. 70 28 E. ; strong breeze and cloudy weather
throughout the day.
Feb. 21, wind easterly, course N. 87 32 E., distance 186 miles, in
lat. 40 25 N., lon. 66 12 E.; variable winds and cloudy, with fogs
occas2orially.
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Feb. 22, wind northerly, course N. 70 1S E., distance 294 miles,
In lat. 42 02 N., lon. 60 07-E.; first part strong breeze, latter part
more reoderatN all sail set.

Feb. 23, wind north westerly.-Cdurse N. 62 46 E.. distance 256
miles, in tat. 43 59 N., lon. 51 56 E.; light winds and fine clear
weather.,

Feb. 24, wind variable and south easterly, course N. 58 55 E.,
distance 244 miles, in lat. 46 05 N., lon. 49 59 E.; light variable
winds and cloudy weather, no sail set.

Feb. 2S, wind northerly, course N. 66 53 E., distance 244 miles. in
1 It. 47 41 N., lon. 44 30 E.; first part and latter moderate and clear,
middle part strong winds.

Feb. 26, wind south westerly, course N. 72 52 E., distance 278
miles, in tat. 49 03 N., 10n.•37 49 E.; first part fine and moderate,
latter part strong gale, double reefed, sail set.
Feb. 27, wind W.s.W.. course N. 55 33 E., distance 327 miles, in
lab. so 08 ST., hin 20 &c estrrlng•
Feb 28, wand W.S.W. and S.W., course N. 84 51, distance 3!'.1
miles. in lat. 52 37 N., lon. 22 14 E. ; first part strong gale and
rgnal!y weather,latter part moderatlng„

March 1, wind S.S.W., course 3.19 56, distance 263 miles, in lat.
51 51 N., lon. 15 12 E.; fresh winds and passing showers of rain,
fore and aft sail set.
March 2, wind S.E.; commences moderate breeze and variable
winds, with fog; 6 a.m., made land about Skelligs, bearing N.E. by
N., slowing and sounding occasionally; neon, abreast of Cape
C'ear ; 4 p.m., soreast of Old Head of Kinsale; 5, abreast of Cork;;
10 55, passed Saltees.
March 3 ; 12 30 a.m., passed Tuskar ; 8 45, Holyhead ; 10 15,
received pilot; 1 45 p.m , passed North West Lightship; 2 15, Bell
Buoy ;3, Rick Light. 11 days 19 hours from Wharf to the Rock.
Feb, 23, at 1 pan„ pass ,d a screw steamer. barque rigged, showing.
French colours, bound west.
FO REIGN PORTS.
African (s.s.). Richardson, hence at Alexandria.
Andes (s.s.). M'Arthur, from Constantinople at Smyrna, and left
for Alexandria. •
Frankfort (s.s.), Reid, hence at Naples, and sailed for Palermo.
Euphrates (Ls.), /1111;:e' hence at Naples.
lonia (s.s.), Bonfellow, hence at Malta, and left for Syra.
Morning Star, M'Kenzie, hence at Malta.
Demetrius, hence at Ragura.
Tagus (s.s.), hence at Corunna, and left for Cadiz, Feb. 15.
Tejo (s.s.), hence at Vigo, and cleared for Carril.
Cleator (s a.), hence at Bordeaux.
Ciemence, hence at Gironde.
Mary Sparks, Webb, hence at Arjer for Singapore.
Cressida, Ritchie, from Manilla at Anjer for Queenstown.
Ferozepore. Wilson, from Manilla at Anjer for London.
Eskde, from Singapo e at Anjer for Loudon.
Liechart, from Shanghie at Anjer for London.
Albert Franklin, Snow ; and Hero, Grant—both from Singapore ;
and Agnes Garland, from China—all at Anjer for Liverpool.
New Era, and Vanguard, from China—troth at Anjer for Mel-
bourne.
Melbourne, Cooper, from China at Anjer for Clyde.
Benjamin Heape sailed from Manilla for Melbourne.
Bonnie Dundee sailed from Mauritius for Queenstown, Dec. 29;
Neptune, Dec. 28; Richard Cobden, Dec. 28; Marchioness of
Douro, Dec. 21; Faerie Queen, Dec. 21 ; Dulcenee, Dec. 21 ; and
Fifeshire, Jan. 1 ; and Theodore. for Liverpool, Jan. 2.
Lady Napier sail d from Alexandria for Liverpool, Feb. 6.
&amender (s s ), sailed from Alexandria fo- Alexandretta, Feb, 11
Tcessalia (Ls.). sailed from Smyrna for Liverpool, Feb. 21.
Kangaroo (s.s.), sailed from Constantinople for Trebizonde, Feb.
11
Thebes (s a.), sailed from Malta for Constantinople, Feb. 20.
Treaty sailed from Lisbon for Liverpool, Feb. 23.
Aeta, hence at Brouwerahaven.
Coronet, Chapman, hence at Venice.