Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-09 00:00:00

EXTRACTS.

Brambles, June s.—The Ifamhlll Po'Hester, from Coquimbo to
Swansea, will probably have to discharge part of her cargo in the
roads before she can enter Swansva Harbour, having upward 3 of
1,000 tons of copper ore on board.
Waterford, Jane 4.—The Bebeere (s.), from Liverpool to Alexan-
dria•, got across the Eliz :beth Hogan's bow', and had her quarter
bulwarks carried away and life-boat much damaged. The Elizabeth
Hogan loot jibboom.

The Douro (s.s.), from Marseilles, ran ashore, June 0, off Cape
Defile Blanca, near Barcelona.

The William Parker, from Liverpool, in being towed to Calcutta,
after being aground, was put oa a sandbank leaky, when she upset
and became a total 109!.

The Sawn, of New Brunswick, was abandoned, May 23, near
Sardinia. Cargo coals, on fire. Craw saved.

ES3HLS' AEPORTS.

Ab3tract of the Log of the British and North American Royal Mail
Steam-ship Asia, Capt. Lott, arrived here from New York :-
I‘l4, 27.—At nom received the mails and started Ifall speed; fine
weather.

May 28.--Wind, S.; coarse, E. ; dist ,me, 237 miles; in let. 4 / 29,
lon. 69 l 5; litht breeze and hazy, with ran; exchanged night signals
wit's the R.M.S. Arabia.

May S.S.W. • course, S. 86 E.; distance, 250 miles;
lu Sat, 40 20, 10./. 63 50; light breeze and clear.
'May 30.—Wind, S.S.W. ; course., N. 85 E.; distanco, 290 miles ;
in lat. 40 30, lcni 57 42 ; strong breeze, and fine weather.
May M. variable; course, N. 85 E, ' • distance, 310 miles ;
In lat. 40 57, ion. 51 1 ; strong breeze, and cloudy.
Jane I.—Wind, course, N. 61 E ; distance, 293 miles ; in lat•
43 32, lon. 44 58 ; l,qually, with rain ; parsed the American barque
Me:don, bsund east.

June 2.—Wind, N.N,E. ; course, N. 59 -E. ; distance, 252 miles;
in lat. 45 46. lon. 39 32; - squall; split foretopzall.
Jane ; course, N. 59 E.; distance, 246 miles;
in lot. 47 42, lon. 34 21 ; squally.

June 4.-7Nird, varialfe; coarse, N. 67 E. ; distance. 235 miles ;.
in lat. 49 26, lon. 23 28: light •,vinds and clear; pissel the big Herald,
for St. John's, N.F.
June 5 —Wind S.W.; course, N. 78 E. ; distance, 288 miles ; in
lat. 50 28, lon. 21 15 ; light winds and clear.
June 6.—Wlnd, S.W.; course, N. 85 E.; distance, 312 miles ; in
lat. 51 3, ton. 12 55 ; light breeze and cloudy.

June 7.—Wind, variable; course, various; distance, 300: miles;
light win 8, and heavy rain ; at 10 a.m , off Tuskar.

June t 2.44 a.m., arrived at Reek Light.

R'.Tort by the Talevera, from China at Qneenetown :
Spoke In lat. Lon.
Mar. 3.. Gleaner, from Sl:likap,re to London ....17 50 5..95 lo E.
I.Tor. 15.. Liverpool, Calcutta to London, out 37
days 23 49 5..62 37 E.
April 6.. Ellen and Mary, Pondicherry to Mar-
collies
April 13. Mary Henzell, Colombo to London, out
59 days. . .

Report by the Amoor, arrived here from Bombay:—
Spoke In lat. Lon.
April 7 —Jana and Sarah, Mauritius to Greenock.. 31 19 5..32 00 E.
April 10—American whaler Leander on a cruise .. 34 40 5..26 25 E.
April 12.. St. Paul, Bombay to Marseille3, out 57
days
April 15 .. Courser, Batavia to RfAterdam ...... . ..21 22 E.
May 7 ..Thoai as Fielden, from Moulmein, out 64
days
May 7.. Carleton, hence t Geelong, out 34 days 01 04 N.. 23 00 W.
May 8.. Resolution, steering S.W .
May 25—Vadztta, Boston to Valparaiso, 12 days
out • •. • .31 22 N.. 41 54 W.
June 6 ..Eiiz Hands, hence to Rio Grande, off Bardsey.

Report by the Hallett, arrived hers fro n New York :
In lat. Len.
IS ..Perszd the ship Morning Stir, bound W.. 41 56 N.. 55 40 W.
May 31.. Passed the screw StB2lll ship Argo (or
Arno) and barges AntiCa, both bonnd
west

Report by the Laconia (s a.), arrived here from Constantinople: —;7
M +3, 28.—Off the Island of Pantelleria, spoke the J. H. Becker, from
Alexandria to Falmouth.'
May 29.-1 n lat. 39 N., lon. 7 30 E., spoke the Teneriffe (s.s.), steer-
ing east.
May 3!.—ln let. 37 13 N., 1)n. 03t E., spoke H.M.S Vulture, from
Malts, steering west.
June 1.-Spoke the Bondecia. at anchor In Malaga Roads, and
about 110 more ships.
Juno I.—Spoke the Alice and Ann, and William and Ann—b. th off
Gibraltar.
June 3 —poke the Alms (s.s,), off the Endings.
Jw:e 7. Spoke the Albatross (s.s.), seven miles west of Tucker.

Report by, the Spirit of the Deep, arrived here from Singapore ;
sailed February 24: Spoke. In lat. Lon.
April 8 „Sir Clurles.
April 8 ..Tabyroy, Madras .o London 35 0 5..21 0 E.
A pril,l7—Gloriana, for London 3l 0 S.. 14 3 E.
May 7.. Talavera, Foo-cho.foo to Co k . .
May 20.. Whfrlwind, Bomb,' y to London 29 0 N.. 39 0 W.
May 2 i.. Pickwick.