Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-22 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

Greenock, June 20.—Arrived—Emily (3.3.), from Bordeaux. 17th
Sailed—l egon Juan, for Demerara.
Belfast, June 20.—Arrived Enestine. from Stettin—Wallace,
Danzic—Harbinger and saucy Jack, both from Blga. Sailed—Ossian
(s a.), for London.
Deal, June 19.—Passed—Queen of Freedom, Jacks, from Shields for
Rio Janeiro.

Portsmouth, June 19.—Put in—The Norwegian brig Nephtanns,
Graff, from Chastiana for Bordeaux, which put in here with damage,
having been in collision with the Genova (s.s.), and has commenced
discharging her cargo.

PlymOuifi, June 19.—Put in—Valiant, Pile, for Amsterdam; and
Ardent, Jones, for Harlingen—both from Liverpool.
Poway, June 19.—Pat in—Plover, Richards, from Liverpool for
Dordt.

St. Mawes, June 19.—Put in—Maria, Day, from Llanelly ; and
Thatis, Fell, I iverpool—both for Yarmouth.
Penzance, June 18.—In the Roads—The three-masted schooner
Ann, Frank, from Dunkirk for Liverpool, topsail split off the Lizard.
Huns, June 17. —Passed through the Pentland Firth on the 15th,
the barque Arethusa, of and for Memel from Liverpool, out 14 days,
all well.

Falmouth, June 18.—Arrived—Princess Ertgerie, from G
latz—
Osprey, Marathonise—Anne, Port Madoe fir Stettin—Fortuna, Rio
Grande. Off—Rato, Dordrecht for Bat ivia—Hebe, Starenger for
Quebec—Rambler, Trinidad for London.

Crookhaveu, June 18.—Arrived—Antigua, Packet, Evans, from
Janeiro for Q lecnstown.

Kinsale, June 17.—Arrived—Marco Polo, from Brabat and Queens-
town for Bristol.

Gravesend, Jane 19.—Arrived—Emanuel, from Skive—Marla
Fanny, Fred -rkkstadt —Wandering Mind, Christiana—Christiana,
Danzie—Catherine, Laurvig—Napoleon, Randers. 20111—Friendship,
Coates, from Dan zlc—Juno, lionivsberg Enigheide, I. aurvig
Almo th, Thisted—Vereening, Van Gyzel, Minatillan—Metto Elizabeth,
Sorenson, Nykiobing. SOth.—S died—Damascus, Alexander, for
Sydney—Lady Rehow, Ad ly, St. John, N.F.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, June 21.

The Sarah and Emma, for Bombay, in leaving the canning Ba4n to
proceed to sea, got in contact IN ith the Snowden, also outward bound
for Hamburg in the river on Saturday n'ght last, whereby the former
had part of her rigging damaged and some of her stanchions carrfed
away. The lattter lo•t cut►vater, bowsprit damaged, and lost an
anchor and all the chain attached.

Holyhead, June 19.—The body of one of the crew of the French
barque Sully, wrecked on this coast about four months ago, was
found on Thursday last by the divers employed ix getting up the
materials of the wreck. He was found at the bottom of the sea, lying
under a heavy log of timber. As may rea,onably be supposei, from
the length of time it had been ho the water, the body was much dis-
figured, bat could have 'een identified had one of the surviving oew
bee.' here. It was taken to the dead-house, and an inquest held
thereo r before W. Jones, Esq., the county corone and the
remains were afterwards buried in the new cemetery belonging to
this parish. This and another body picked up the day after the
wreck were the only two found out of the fifteen that were drowned.
The Charles, Gonin, of Marseilles, from Cardiff, which was towed
into Santander dismounted, was condemned there on the 6th of Jane.
Lcndon, June 20.—Genova (s.s.), Cubit, from Palermo, arrived at
Gravesend yesterday, after being put on shore at Dungenessa to stop a
leak occasioned by collision with the Constitution.

Greenock, Jane 21.—Tae Glasgow (s.s.), arrived here thin evening
from New York. She left on the 6th inst., with 130 passengers and a
fall cargo.
VESSELS' REPORTS.

11.• port by the Arabi.' (H.M.S.), Stone, arrived here from New
York ; left June 10 ; has 2,255,224 doll. of which 50 ,391 dols are
for Havre. She arrived in the river at 8 a.m :
On the 15th inst., in lat. 48 54 N., lon. 46 06 N., passed the ship
Ottawa, boned west.
On the 17th inst., in lat. 51 07 N., 29 55 W., signalled a barna°
showing third pendant, 3,402, bound west.