Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-12-28 00:00:00

OUTPORTS.

HOLTvEAD, Da,l, 27.
1.% ind, W.—tight a!r.

Greenock, lee. 25.—Arrived—The Eliza Maria, Martin. from
Seville. 24—Sailed—The Minnehaha, Prown, for afelblurne—City
Of EcVnburgh, Taylor, zor Ca cutta. 25.—The Ochelia, Parker, for
New York,

Gravesend, Dec 2 i.—The Sy'ph, from Bordeaux—Raw, Bombay—
Great Britain, Sydney—John Bull, Harnburgh. 25.—Arr.ved—The
East Anglian. Carisborg—lt,se, Guernsey—WitHaas and Frank, St.
Malo— City of Hainburgh, Hamburgh.
Aberdeen, Dec. 24.—Arrived—Tire Meg Merriles, Jihnstone, from
CaLao. 25.—Arrived—TbeHain Fisher, Millard; from Callao.
Bristol, Dec. 25.—Arrivid—The Eastern Queen, Hancock, from
New York. Sailed-1 he Englishman, tor Alicante.
Falmouth, Dec. 26.—Arrived—The Griffin, Davies. from River
Plate—Suometer, Baliia. Lee.23.—`railed—The G!enburn and
Josephine, Loh for Antwerp. 24th—The Robert, for Cherbourg.
25th.—The Marco Polo, Murdock, for Ip with. 26th.—The Nox, for
Amsterdam—Perseverance, Bordeaux.
Cowes, Dec. 25.—Arrived—The Peerless, from Have for New
Orleans.

Queenstown, Dm 24 —Arrived—Th. Ede, from Constantinople—
Medora, Mauritius—Wvllington and Norwood, both from allao—
Perseverant, Veuit e—Anj a de Guarde, iz.
from Callao.

Gloneester, Dec. U.—Arrived—The Jos'asia and Mary, both from
New York.
Milford, Dec. 25.—Arrived—The Donlas, from Prince Edward's
Island.

Clyde, Dec 24.—Arrived—The Clara, from New-onndland.
Hull, Dec. 24.—Sailed—The tresident, from Port-au-Princ ).
Southampton, Dec. 26.—Arrived—The Wonde and Atalanta (s),
both from Jersey—A liance (s.), Havre. Sailed—The Despatch (a.),
for Jersey—Havre (s.), Have.
Deal, Dec. 26 —Ayrived—The Tanjore, f on) Leith for Matanzas.
Sailed—The Berbice, from Campbell far Kidston.

MARITIME EXTRACTS.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 27.

The Dauntless, Boyd, from Africa and Gourock, hai been towed
round from the latter part by the ream tug Detrievz.r.
Tralee, Dec. 25.--The French brig. VW' Geias, from Bayonne,
with Indian corn, is qranded in Brandon Bay, and not likely to get
off without dischsrging.
Holyhead, Dec. 25.—A puncheon of spirits, marked at the end
" Grape vine leaf gin," and " W. and F, 1346," and with "51. K." cut
near the bung hole , hai been picked up on the coast iu Carnarvon Bay.
Cairnryan, Dec. 22. Several barrels of coal tar, some spars, and
pieces of wreck, are coining on shore da ly in Luce Bay and by the
Mull of Galloway.
Fort William (Inverness), c. 19.—The Banshee, of Glasgow,
from Inverness to Curran, in ballast, sank on Dec. 15, near this place,
after being in contact with the a.mes Findlay, from Crom rty to
Liverpool. '1 be crew of the Banshee were raved.

VF.B3EVA REPORTS.
Report by V° John O'Gauat arrived here from Calcutta.

Spoke. In lat. Lon.
Nov. 1.. St Louis, Nantes to Bourbon
Nov. 2G . Stenbury, outward bound. . O2 N.— 21 W
Dec. 2.. Marie, bound southward. .. ,_
Dec. 3—Triumph, Madras to London ........ ........ 11 N.. 27 W
Dec. 6.. Bride cf the Seas, Madras to London .. 2O N.. 33 W
Dec. 6 „Henri3.ta, Co:inga to Falmouth. 26 N.. 35 W
Dec. 12.. Lady Head........
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Report by the Muscongq., arrived here from Baltimore.
Dec. 23, spoke the Wyoming, hence to Philadelphia, off Kinsale.

Report by the Rowan Tree, arrived here from St. John, N.B. She
encountered a hurricane from s. W. by s., Dec. 24, off Rathlin Island,
with a heavy sea and hail storm.
Dec. 18, spoke the New E. D., Fiamburgh for Newfoundland.

FOREION PORTS.
Italian (a s. transport) ; and Warrior Queen (transport)—both from
England at Bombay.
Zulu, hence at Natal.
Minden, Marshall; and Malvinna—both at Calcutta, Nov. 11.
Blarney (s a.), M rrigon, from Kertch at Conatantinople.
Minho Amlo•, from Ceptalonia at Zante, and left the 11th
Dec. for Patna
Guiseppina, Frolic.. hence at Trieste.
Lebanon (a.a.), Crook, hence at Malta.
Danube (s a ), Bruce, hence at Legnorn.
Duero, (a s.), Ba'tel, hence at Barcelona.
Turla (s.e.), at Dania, and sailed 16th Dee. for Liverpool via Spanish
port.

Rhone (s.s.), railed from Gibraltar for Palermo, Dec. 16
Scamander (a a.), sailed from Gibraltar for Alexandria, Dee. 17.
Forget-me-not, sailed from hfalaga for Liverpool, Dec. 12.
Europa (s.s.), sailed from Barce ona for Liverpool, Dec 4.
Ter I s.s.), sailed from Barcelonia for Liverpo 4, Dec. 12.
Confidence, sailed from Leghorn for Liverpool, Dec. 15.
Euphrates (s s.), sailed from Messina fcr Liverpool, Dec. 12.
Cslpe (s.s.), sailed from Mes ina for Palermo, Dec. 12.

MARRIAGE.
On the 25th inst., at Uryon-strest Chapel, Rochdale, Richard H.
Baxter, to Beatrice, fourth daughter of the late John Abbott,

gar Births, Marriages, and Deaths, are only inserted when sent
to our Office du'y authenticated.

THE FIRST STE AMER TROM ENGLAND TO THE CAPE—
The Dane, the first steamer despatched from England
under the new mail contract, arrived at the Cape of Good
Hope, and landed her mails at noon on the 29th Octobrr,
having been 43 dye 22 hours on the voyage out from
Southampton. The lest eigkt days she had to'contend
with south-eastgales. She would leave with the homewatd
mails on the let Decembe., and is due in England on the
12th January.