Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1859-08-26 00:00:00

SAILED.

August 24
Greyhound,Davies, Melbourne
August 25. Advice, Dick
Fleetwing, Knight, Robert Hay, Brown,
Newfoundland Cr.onstsat
Sappho, Blake Kustendje Agnes, Corngall ...Barbadoe;
Jessie Miller, M'Cullum, Adolphine, Jacobsen...lcelaao
St. Mary's, N.S. Julio liact°
..Quebec Drie Aurelius ............... Itie
Tampico

Mamelon, Urquhart
Victory, Learly

FOREIGN PORTS

Maida, Black, from Raagoon at St. Helen?.

Capella, liar;ey, sailed from St. Übes for England Aug•
Nonpariel, Mills; from Newcastle at Alicante Aug. 10.
Equity, Sheriff, sailed from Tarragona for London Aug. 9'
Charlotte Maria, and Bezaleel, Vincent, both from Swag
at Valencia Aug. 13.

alencia fo;

Nymph, Storm, saile,
Bridesmaid, Boutillier, from Girgenti at Palermo Aug. 12.

Essex, Ray, from Marsala at Palermo Aug. 12.
Ben Block, Loring, from Havana at Trieste Aug. 18.
Baronness, Hallett, from Cardiff at Corfu Aug. 9.
Charles Wood, Pearson. sailed from Corfu for Syria Aug.
Tweedside (s), Sucking, sailed from Odessa for the Mediter-
anean Aug. 11.

Peony, Fowler, sailed from Coringa for Australia June 2.
Eastfield, from London at Shanghai.
The three-masted Hamburgh schooner Nicoline left Brazo!
for Laguna 25th ult.

The Danish schooner Venus, from Genoa, was lying ou
Brazos Bar on 28th ult., discharged.

SPOKEN

Linda Flor, hence, in lat. 47 N.,

lon. 8 W., Aug. 18,

Venus, Bombay to Liverpool, in lat. 27 S., lon. 47
Southern Belle, to Rio, in lat. 32 N., lon. 42 W., July 2
Annabelia, bound south west, Aug. 19.
St. Andrew, Africa to Liverpool, in lat. 3 N., July 15.
Cincinnatus, London to Adelaide, in lat. 12 N., lon,
July 21.

a lat. 13 N., lo

7 N., lon. 28 N

Robert Wilson, hence to Bombay,
Henry H. Harbeck, hence to Mobile, off Tuskar, Aug
Granite City, in lat. 49 N., lon. 4 W.

TPORTS

DEAL, August 25.---Passed : Artisan, New Orleans to Lou",
don; Marian, westward to northward; Velocity, Cochin ,
London ; Palmyra, Trinidad to London ; Apolline, westward
to London; Josephine, New York to London; Internation',
New York to Newport ; Stirlingshire, London to Demerara ,
Oesium Nerglind, Srugenoy to London; Roe, New Ross to
London; William Kirk, Colombo to London; Echo, London to
Aden; Vajaden, Porto Rico to Copenhagen. •

GRAVESEND, August 25.---Arrived : Danube, from uroo-
stadt ; De Faynenet, Danzic ; Peterefe Horefas, Petersburg ;
Margaretta, Skive ; Balbina, Havana ; Wilhelmine Trinannia,
Sundswall; Triton, Calais; Iver, Treport; Bong, Odessa and
Havre; Artisan, New Orleans; Edward Thomson, Aricabo,
Porto Rico ; Magdalene, Umea ; Skaner, Wyborg ; Cambris,
Segna; Arendal, Soderham; Ceres, Wilmington., Diana'
Amsterdam. Sailed: Lavinia, to Libau; Wilhelmina, Fre"
men ; Guacho, Valparaiso; Earl of Elgin, Port Phillip; Echo,Aden; John M`Vicar, Rangoon; Gen. Codrington, Oporto.

t—Arrived: Mary Waugh,

from Almeri,

both for New -York ;

Aug. 25.—Arrived : Commodore, from Saff
Water Lily, Lagos ; Ida, Ibraila% Tea
Off : Mary Ann, from Huelva-, for Liverpool, a
Liverpool ; Dasia, Waterford.

QUEENSTOWN

Alder, Galatz

Talaniani

proceeded ; Selina

Dm San Lucar

Dtsixl% Aug

-Arrive(
Mantua.

Dumfries, Bordeaux
London.

iINGSTONS

25.---Arrived

from Da

MARITIME EXTRACTS

LIVERPOOL, August

old (s), from Ayr to Liverpool, struck on tne
Man), about five a.m., on Tuesday, during $
through her bottom and into

.cic Rock (Isl

orehold

Assistance has been sent from Liverpoo;

QUEENSTOWN, Aug. 25.—The Montgomery, from Kooi
Mooria, was in collision yesterday morning with the b
Loyal, of Jersey; lost head, and started helm.

horn at Arklow, got off a

The Fairie Queen, reported o:
lightening, and has come to Kingston

part of the wa

BOSTON, Aug. 10.---Captain Congden, of the ship Carob
acker, at New York from Callao, reports that on August 311

. .
ship was off Barnegat in seventeen fathoms water;
along the land about a north course; was off the Hig

the afternoon of the 4th, in eigkteen fathoms water, ann ,w 4
having a pilot was obliged to haul off south-south-east at '
p.m. The thunder was very heavy, and squalls were conning
off the land, during the night had continued thunder, Wit
most vivid flashes of lightning over the whole heavens. Trie
ship's mastheads and ends of the skysail royalyards Were
covered with false lights or balls of fire, about the size of I
small globe lantern, the air being apparently filled with f(*
electric fluid, which ignites, he thin'—

Cont3c,'
cause'

with harder
him more al

dies. Captain Congdon said thi
.ety than any night off Cape Hon

:hooner Brontes, Powers, arrived at New York, Its;

from Sierra I
passage by the capta
coast on the 27th of June, with a crew composed of f

having been
i onP

;ed nearl:
The Bror

men and one coloured, and, on the first day out, all hands
board, excepting the coloured man, were taken with the fecer
and by the 2nd instant four died of the disease. Capt. Powell
(who continued so sick that upon his arrival he had to be atil,
home immediately,) and the negro were the only ones capa ,;
of working from the first appearance of the disease on boar",
with an occasional assistance. at the wheel by the remaiair!€
sailor, who had to be placed in a emir to steer. The latter u.
now in the hospital.

The American schooner N. Hazard, Buctieek, from- MoVet;
Brazos, not finding sufficient water to cross t,
latter place, attempted to go into the mouth of the ttio
but stopped on the bar, and commenced leaking

le bar ot
andel

since sunk, a
sated; no liv

and

be a total loss,

WASHINGTON, August 8.---Southern papers
schooner Reindeer, which sailed from Mobile in June last, '-
been lost at sea, and the crew had arried safely at New (:)!
leans. The schooner was owned in Baltimore, and insured
northern offices.

BIRTHS

On the 20th

;, at Kilkea Castl

he Marehione

Kildare, of a so:

On the 22nd instant, the widow of the Right R
Lord Bishop of Antigua, of a daughter.

MARRIAGES.

On the Ist instant, at Chesterfield, Mr. William De3cv;
Wadsworth, mineral agent to his Grace the Duke of De',o of
shire, to Mary, daughter of the late Samuel Sugden, Esq"
Bradford, Yorkshir

W"'
On the 18th instant, at Dublin, Jas. Holden, Esq., 0 sott,
field-house, Lancaster, to Amelia, only daughter of Gee
Esq., of Dubli

On the 23rd instant, at St. Mathias's Church, BurleY,
Leeds, by the Rev. T. Sturgeon, James Rant, Esq., of Le` 0
to Betsy, second daughter of the late Robert Yates, EO4"
Osbaldthwaite, near Blackburn

On the 23rd instant, at the Abbey Church, Sherborne,„ by ford
'
Rev. E. Harston vicar, James Parker, Esq., publishert4 O.
and London, to Sarah Caroline, eldest daughter of r•
Bergman, Esq., Sherborn

On the 25th instant, at St. Mary's Church, Birkenheadik:sit
the Rev. A. Knox, 8.A., John Pollock, Esq., of St. Luela,iito,
Indies, to Agnes, youngest daughter of the late John per
Esq., of Edinburgh.