Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-06-16 00:00:00

AMERICAN SHIPPING.

Quebec, May 30.—The Medina, of Waterford, was run into by the
Saguenay (s;), about 30 miles below, and sunk. The steamer was run
on shore with bow stove In.
Quebec, June I.—The Montreal, Barclay, for Liverpool, has put
back with stern stove in, having been run into by the Commerce, from
Newport, which received trifling damage.—The Transit, from White-
haven to Quebec, was spoken, May 14, in lat. 47. lon. 49, with loss of
foremast head ; and the Affghan, Harley, from Clyde to Quebec, was
abandoned and set on fire, April 30. Crew arrived here.—The
Remonski has been towed up here for repairs.—The Canadian
(R.M.S.S ), is quite the the rocks, with the exception of her stern ;
wind is changing for better; from this we hope they may dis-
charge all the cargo and get her off.
Callao, May 12.—The Mary, which had gone over to Viva, co, has
returned to its allegiance to the Government, and the insurrection is
at an end.
Boston, June I.—The James Brown, or barque Affghan, was passed
on fire, April 30, in lon. 28, with the Ocean Queen, of Bristol, to
leeward with the crew, by the John Wilson, at Quebec. [Mem. : The
James Brown, of Philadelphia, is now in that port.]
St. John, N. 8., May 30.—The Gipsey Queen, from Liverpool to
Yarmouth, N. S., with salt, in entering the sound of the latter port,
on the 22nd inst., struck on a sunken rock, and was run ashore very
leaky; part of her cargo taken out, and she is expected off when the
remainder is landed.
Helen Goodwin, Oceanißride, and. Walfscove —all from Liverpco
at Quebec
Portland, Roberts, from Liverpool at Halifax.
Nereid, Ant, Ann Johnsen, Mercury, Ready Rhino, Penningham,
Mary Ann, Scipio, and Queen—all from Liverpool at St. John's, N.F.
Granite State, from Liverpool at New Orleans.
Samaritan. Small ; and City of Washington—both from Liverpool at
New York.
America (a.), from Liverpool off Boston, June 3.
Seaflower, lest mainiopmati in a squall; and Screamer —both from
Liverpool at New Crleans.
Emma Jane, Jordan, from Liverpool at Philadelphia,
Wanita, St. John, N. 8., at Halifax, stopped a leak, and sailed May
23, I or Southampton.
Essn.ralda, Pericks, and J. F. Milledge—all from Liverpool at
Montreal,.
Arran, John Howell, Home, Sir C. Campbell, Ageuoria, Bramley-
Moore, David, Sea King, Highland Brigade, India, Asia, Ward Chip-
man, Ocean Bride, John, James Caskie, Zuleika , Mamelon, Scotland,
James Howe, and Tomoganaps—all from Liverpool at Quebec.
Dunbrndy, from New Ross at Quebec.
Eliza Keith, from Cork at Quebec. •
Christiana, Tait, from Liverpool at Pngwash.

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