Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-11-20 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

Queenstown, Nov. 17.—Arrived—The P. Wiks'rom from Odes.a.
'Falmouth, Nov. 17. Arrived-7 he Sidon, from Liverpool for
Hamburgh. Nov. IB.—The Catherina, from Rio Grande, and Angle-
sea, from Gil ara—both for Hamburgh.
Dublin, Nov. 18.—Arrived—The Secret, from Stettin; and Dom
Affonso from Lisbon.

Kingstown, Nov. 15.—Arrived—The Paul, Punch, from Odessa.
'Crookhaven, Nov.—Arrived —Syrian, from Ceara; and Susan Hicks,
from New Orleans.

Waterford, Nov.—Arrived—The California, from Ship Island.
MARITIME EXTRACTS.

Taganrog, Nov. I.—A heavy gale commenced October 28, and
several lighters with wheat and seed are reported to be lost. It is
possib,e that the vessels now in the roadstead (about 80) will com-
plete their cargoes, and get off before winter sets in.
The hull of a vessel of abut a 1,00) tons burthen was passed on
the 16th October, near the Far man light*, by the Laura and Marie
from Port Vendres to Marseilles.

Grimsby, Nov. 18.—The Ernestine (s.s.), from Dieppe, was in
contact last night with the Eliza from 01dburg. Master and one of
the crew got on board the Ernestine (s.s.) Two were drowned,
and one left on the Eliza, of which vessel noth•ng further is known.
Bathurst, N. 8., Oct. 31.—A very severe gale from the eastward
commenced the-6th Oct., and continued for four days. The south
end of Chaleur Bay is strewed with wreck, but there is no report of
any particular vessel lost.
Port Hpod, Oct. 30.—Thirteen vessels have been driven ashore at
Chetoc Amp. The Nil ilesperandam, in coming'out of Carfonear
on 27th October got on 'bore, and was fast breaking up, and aban-
doned by the crew.
Yarmouth, Nov. 17.—The Phoenix, of and from Sunderland, for
Calais, brought up in the Roads, this morning, and landed six of the
crew of the Sailors' Friend (fishing lugger) of this port, who had
jumped on board her this morning, when in collision in the Wold,
the lugger being at anchor at the time. The lugger has since come
into harbour with damage—the Phoenix will proceed.
New York, Nov. 4.—A ship was seen ashore on the Dog Rock 14th
Nov., and several vessels near her. _

The Victory, Ewing, sailed from the Sand Heads for Liverpool, Jan.
13, and has not since been heard oft.
Eerwick, Nov. 17.—The Kate Kearney, Gill, from Callao, on
entering the harbour to-day, grounded :n the sand outside, but will
receive no damage, and will remove to her discharging berth next
tide. _ _ _

The Nestor, Stewart, from Carlisle to Miramichi, was lost on Prince
Edward Island, Oct. 28.
A piece of wreck, about 20 feet long and 7 broad, a piece of wood of
the wile dimensions, with an iron hook and six brass stancheons
fixed in it, both painted grey, a cherry wood chair marked '• G.W."
on one of its legs, and a cork fender covered with tarred rope, were
picked up on the coast near Camaret on the 15th October,

VESSEL'S REPORTS;
Report by the Meander (s.s.), Brooking, arrived here from Trieste .
Nov. 13, off Cape St. Vincent, spoke the Tiber (s.s.), hence.

Report by the Phoebe (s.s.), Heard, arrived here from Smyrna.
Nov. 1, off Cape Trafalgar, signalled the barqu r No. 4476, 3rd dis.
p endant, bound to the West Indies.
Nov. 15, spoke the Maroon (cutter), of and from Denia, in lat.
47 49 N., lon. 9 W.