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

VE S 3 ELS' REPORTS.

Abstract of the Log of the Montreal Ocean Steam-ship Comp iny's
screw-steamer Anglo-Saxon, Mt Slas•er, arrived here from Quebec.
Aug. 29.—Wind, easterly; course, various; at 10 a.m , met on full
speed abreast of Indian Cove ; 1.43 p.m., abreast of the Pillars ;
6 p,rn , abreast of the Brandy Pots 8 p.m., fresh head winds and
thick foggy weather; at 10 p.m , abreast of Bic Island, by the report
of the fog g 1113; sounding . curly.
Aug. 30 —Wind, easterly ; course, various; distance, 245 miles;.
in let. 49 27 N., ion. 66 34 W.; begins with fresh head winds and
thick foggy weather ; 4 a.m., sounding hourly, passed a number of
vessels, bound up at 7 a.m., Poin.; de Monte bearing N., distant 5
mil's, spoke a schooner h vine; the crew and pasiielgers of the
Clyde (s.s.) on board (Captain 31elklereid reporting the loss of the
Clyde, on the Mingen Id nd, Aug. 21, at 1.30 a m.), stopped the
engines and lowered the (planer boats, and embarked the passengers
and their baegaze that was saved, the captain and crew of the Clyde
proceeding to Quiibee in the schooner ; at same time (9 a.m.), landed
pilot and set cn full speed; at noon, abreast of Cape St. Anus, thick
foggy weather ; from 7 30 to 10 p m. engines half speed, and s unit-
ing occasionally ;10 p m., fog clear-at away, acid saw the Island of
Anticosti, and set on fall speed.
Aug. 31.—Wind, westerly; course, various; distance, 249 mil's;
in let. 33 07 N., lon. 60 40 W. ; moderate steady breezes and fine
Blear weather; 2 p.m., Cape Whittle bearigg N. b 7 E., distant 5
miles; 7 3i) p.m., abreast of the Island of Meeatina, distant 8 miles.
Sept. I.—Wind, first part easterly, latter part southerly; course,
various; distance, 262 miles; in let. 51 58 N., lon. 51 30 W ; light
winds and fine clear weather ; at 7 a.m., Belle Isle Isl ind bearing E.
by S., distant 22 miles ; at 9 a.m., abreast of the Lighthouse, en the
S.W. pci,ll, and fired a gun.
Sept. 2. - Wind, S.W. ; course, N. '73 E ; distance, 260 miles; in
lat. 53 20 N., on. 47 30 ; light gentle airs sac fine clear weather
throucheut, all Wain sail set.
Sept. 3.—Wind, S.W. ; course, N. 73 E.; distance, 272 miles ; in
lat. 51 40 N., lon. 40 20 W. ; a fresh steady breeze and fine clear
weather, all possible sail set.
Sept. 4.—Wind, S.S.W. ; course, N. 76 E.; distance, 390 miles ; in
lat. 55 45 N., lon. 32 15 W. ; a fresh steady breeze and fine clear
weather, at 10 p m., wind Belied ahead.
Sept s.—Wind, S. by W.; course, N. t>7 E. ; distance, 270 miles ;
in let. 55 55 N., lou. 24 20 W.; light winds and fine clear weather,
carrying fore and aft canvas only ; from 4 p.m., steaming only. •
Sept 6.—Wind, N E. ; course, S. 87 E.; distance, 265 miles ; in
lat. 55 51 N., ion: 16 45 W.; light winds, smooth water, and fine clear
weather.

Sept. —Wind, N.N.E. ; course, S. 84 E. ; distance, 270 miles; in
lat. 55 21 N , ion. 08 50 W. ; light winds, smooth water, and floe clear
weather ; at noon, Tory Isl .nd bearing S.E. by E., by compass dis-
t int 24 miles ; 2.45 p.m , abreast of Tory; 6 p.m., off Innistrahnil ;
9 30 p.m., off Rath:in ; midnight, off the Maidens.
Sept. B. Nind, easterly ; distance, 250 miles ; a strong head wind,
with ra. n ; at 5 40 a.m., . minded the Calf of Man ; at noon, took a
pilot; 1 15 p.m., arrived at Liverpool.

Rep ;I'll by the Ann Beat, arrived here from Nlocte Video :
Aug. 30 —ln let. 50 N., lon. 11 W., spoke the John Ravenal, from
Liverpool to Charleston.

Report by the Anglo Saxon (R.M.S.S.), arrived here from Qn2bee
and Alor.trdal:—

Ang. 29, ff the Island of Orleans, spoke the Niagara, and Trans•
atlantic.

Same d,.y, off the Brandy Potts, spoke the Birkenhead, and
Inkerman.
Au 4. 31, off Paint de 3torts, spoke the Louis Ferrier, for Quebec,
hating on baard the crew and passengers of the Clyde (s.s.)

Report by the Elizabeth Nicholson, arrived here from Taganrog :
Aug. lat. 51 N., Ion: 9 W., spoke the Advance, hem
Liverpool.

SPOKEN.

In lat. Too.
July 12..Walmer Castle, A kyle) to C3rk .
July 26 „Seringipatam Bombay to .. ...... ..10 5..13 W
July 30 Infmta, Cardiff to Ascension
July 31.. Shmkamaxon, Mauritius to Liverpool 08 s 14 W
Aug. 3 —Bangalore. h.sree to : ydaey .03 N.. 22 W
Aug. 3.. Mary Sexton, Coquimbo to Liverpoo1....
Aug. 9.. War Eagle, hence to l'ombay ..
Aug. 10.. swan, Chinches to C3rk • .17 N.. 29 \V
Aug. 10 ..Borland, hence to Genoa, off Cape St. Vincent.
Aug. 14.. Cleadon, Bombay to Liverpool . .
Aug. 16.. Janet P.tblado, Algoa Bay to Liverpool 3l N.. 35 W
Aug. 23. Ashburton, hence to New York
Aar, 28.. Tampizo, Valparaiso to Liverpool 4_ N.. 24 W
Aug. 29.. Express, Buenos Ayres to Cork . 43 N.. 19 W
Aug. 23.. City of 11anchester ;s.s.), Portsmouth to Calcutta. 44 N.. 10 W
Aug. 31.. John Barbour, hence to Melbourne
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Sept. 2..E11en . ....... ..... .47 N.. 11 W
Sept. 2.. Wilhelmine, and Mula, botk hence to Hong Kopg.47 N.. 11 W
Sept. 2.. Persian, hen o to Hobart Town . ...... 47 N.. 11 W
City of Toionto, in the straits of Boils Isle,
FOREIGN PORTS.

Haidee, Tucker. from llambargh at Harbour Grace.
Kelpie, Bailey, from Pernambuco at Harbour Grace.
Elizabeth, Moore, from Hamburgh ; Barkhill, Wekeham, from
Rosario ; Rowena, Preso, from Cadiz ; John Lawson, Bell ; and
Georgina, bola from London ; and Porten, Whiteway, from Monte
Video -a 1 at Buenos Ayres.
Kelton, hence at Rio Grande.
Chieftain, Tooque, hence at Rio Janeiro, disnanitel, bound to
Bombay.
Tyne, Mackay, from Rio Janeiro at Bahia, and sailed for Mauritius,
Aug. 1.
Frances Barclay, M'Fariane, from Rio Janeiro;: and Phantom,
Knight, from Newfoundland—both at Bahia.
Woodman, hence at Siaranham.
Peter and John, hence at St. NAZ lire.
Hero (s.), and Fanny—both hence at Riga.
Wm. Marcy, hence at Texel. -
Highland,Deborah, Prudence, Azoff, and Koh-i-Noor—all hence at
Efelvoet.
United Service (s.s ), from London at Quebec.
Miranda, White, from Barbadoes at St. John's, N.F.
Amarica (H.M.S.), hence at Boston, Ang. 27.
I Richmond, from Pernambuco at MitZJio, and sailed for Liverpool.
Genevieve, hence at Macei3.
Pilot Fish, and Irswich—both hence at Paraiba.
Allen Gardner, Brunt, at Falkland Is'ands.
Bella Vascongada, Yresta, hence at Teneriffe, and sailed for
Manilla.
Ethiope (R.M.S.S.), hence and Plymouth at Madeira.
Miranda, White, from Bsrbadoes at St. John's, N.F.
Alps (e.g.), from Trieste; Genova (s.s.), from Messina; and Rhone
(~s.), from Corfu—all at Palms.
Esther, and Sophia—both hence at Cuxhaven.
Gertrude, Heyn, hence ist Bo7dera.
Glorioso. and Union, (s.s.)—both sailed from Cuxhaven for Liver-
pool, Sept. 3.
tetesman, at St. 'Helena, and s tiled for Ifindon, July, 25.
Monarch, from Rangoo, ; Swordfish, New Great Britain, West
Derby, and Lady APNanghton—all at St. Heleia.
Miss Nightingale sailed from Rio Grande for Cork, July 2.
Lotus E iz ibeth, and Princess Royal—both sailed from Ri3 Grande.
for Falmonth, July 2.
Maggie sailed from Rio Grande for Falmouth, July 17.
Lindisfarne sailed from Bahia for Ceara, July 30. •
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Clara Maria sailed from Danzic for Liverpool, Ang. 31.
Afina sailed from Cronstadt for Liverpool, Aug. 23.