Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-02 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 1.
Niagara ,(s.), Wickman, arrived here from Boston. Left Oct. 21st,
and Halifax 23rd, and arrived ia the Mersey at 7•15 a.m on Nov. Ist,
having been detained at the Bar 3} hours. She has 64 passengers.
Nepaul arrived here from Quebec, waterlogged; spare spas and
everything thrown off the deck to lighten her.
John Gray, from Rio Grande at Dingle, for iverpool, brought into
Dingle harb.na by a fishing boat, having sprung her maintopmast,
and caaied awry her fore yard, and is in a leaky state and short of
pr.rvis ns.
Concepton. Sept s.—The Etudes, from Valparaiso to England
which put in here on the 9th July, making water, was sold .rt Tal-
cahuano, with all her stores, Oct 3. (Query Sept.)
Rio Janeiro, Sept. 30.—The Sarah and Emma, from Liverpool to
Bombay, which put in here on the 7th Sept , had sprang both her
fora and ma.nma,t badly, which wit' have to be replaced ; part of her
cargo will also have to be taken out, as the iron part of it has shifted,
and done much damage.
Bahia. Oct. 6.—The e is a report of an Engil h vessel,
,bound so
Monte Video, being on shore at Rio Real, about 150 miles north of
this place.
Nicholas Biddle, Eaves, hence to Esp.', with loss of m iintopmusta,
sails. &c.

Grand Duchess. Fill, hence to Fayal, with loss of fore and
maintop:oasts, Ist, 44, ,on. a 7, Sept- 2.
Fayal, Oct. 11.-- Put in on 2nd—The Sartelle, Cole, from Cardiff
with loss o' bulworks and some sails, and leaky in her upper works.
A beg dlsma:ted and abandoned, was towed into Corvo, 7th ult.
by fish men ; her stern was so much injured that no nime was
discernible ; she appeared to have been a long time at sea, being
completely covered wr h barnacles. Her carp consisted of 668 logs
of mahogany, and some logwood The marks on the former are—
AST, Cfsr., JBD, DS, F, EV. It has all been tsken charge of by the
custom-house at Flores, and is about to be sold by aucti,n.
New York, Oct. 17.—un the 13th that., c t 10 a.m., lat. 31 OIN.,
long. 78 46 W., the Dania •webstsr from Now Orleans, fell In with a
waterlogged ship, foremast gone by the deck and maintopmast and
yards ; boarded her, and found her boats all gone and stem stove in,
caboose on the poop and a few boards and Imes ; she was loaded
with lumber. The first letter of her name was "F " and the last
two o' the port to which she belonged, " ONT." All her ruizenyards
were on, but her sails nubs t ; her lower mast was made of teak
wood.

The hnl', mqehlnerr, &c., of the R.M.S.S. Canadian, from I fiver•
pool to Montreal, on share ne the Pillary, are to be sold as she lies.

VESSELS' REPOWIS.

Report by the Rattler (a.s ), arrived here from Oporto, sailed
Oct 25.

The Braganza (s.s.). had arrived at Opor'o, Oct. 24, and the Thomas
Rid ey, from Newfoundland, arrived the same morning that the
t att er t.

Report by the TMC Wr:ght, arrived here frcm New York.
- Oct, 16, in lat. 47 24 N.. lon. 24 16 W., signalled the Wallace,
bound west.

The Isaac Wright experiericed dreadful eavy gales from the
eastward, from Oct. 22, in lat 50 10 N., ion. 15 W., up to Oct. 27,
when she reached Tuskar Light.

Rep( rt by ti e Margaret Bldi?, arrived here from Qtylbee, sailed
Sept. 26.
Oct. Is, in lat. 50 1 ► N., lon. 23 30 W., signaled the Bombay
Packet, homeward bouaa.

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon.
Aug. 13.. Cornell t. Bombay, for Liverpool. 27,, S.. 4S E

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Sept 23.. Consul, hence for Savannah
Sept. 27 —Onward. hence 'or Mobile
Sept. 25.. Janet IlEston, hence for Mobile
Se t. 8.. Fdward Bonet. ad, Bomba7 for Genoa
Oct. 1.. Sar. h. Lyndon, for Singapore
Oct. I..Jaue Pau de., Sun 'erland, for C. G. Hope ... 03 N.. 22 W
Oct. 7—Electric, Chinches, for Cowes
Oct. 27.. Ber.ma, outward bo.md.. ........