Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-09-08 00:00:00

VESSELS' REPORTS.

Report by the Isi9, Lister, arrived here fr Savanil'a.
Aug. 23, in lat. 4i 53, lon. 24 10, spoke the M`Donald, with passen
gers, bound west.

Aug. 27, in lat. 49 15, lon. 17 10, spoke the barque Caroline, of
aiberdeen, from Newport, bound to Quebec, with loss of foremast,
foremain, and mizen ..opmasta and jibboom, and replacad with jary
mas:s ; did not re4uire ass stance, and was putting back for repairs.

R-port by tha Coquette, Watts, anived hare from Valaricos; sailed
July 26. S gnalled. In ht. Lon.
Ang. 15.. Ship Beiiaira, standing to the westward .. 39 N.. 13 W

Report by Me Alfrod Storer, (beery, arrived here from Bombay.
The Alfte 1 S:orer repo.ti having encountered strong gases from
S.W. to N. W., with a high tro,s sea, Aug. 25, in lat. 38 N., lon. 21 W..
and fit 13 hours a perfect hurricane, throwing the ship on her beam
ends for several hours, I.st sail, Ric.
Spoke.

In lat. Lon.
Jnly 2.. Marion, Bombay to .. .36 S.. 26 E
July 13.. Que,..n of tilt: East, Bombay to Liv-rpool 31 5..14 E
Jul/ 18 —James Booth, Mauritius to

Report by the Maratho2, Wi son, arrived hers from Bombay, sailed
March 24.

Spoke. In lat. Lon.
April 17 ThornY Hamlin, London to Calcutta .. 1 13 N.. 79 33 W.
May 12.. Rae, Calcutta to Bremen . 25 22 S.. 51 35 E.
May 17.. Lady Macdonald, Colombo to London.. 27 52 5..45 25 E.
Aug. 7.. Lonci'att, Calcutta to Liverpool.. ... 33 22 S.. 40 40 W.
plubucci, couchowailmu L.l Ut11.:411121 10 20 0..23 10 VT.

Report by the Canada (s.), Shannon, areved here from Boston and
Halifax.
Sept. 3. off Tory Island, spoke the Ferrier, from Dalhousie to
Hartlepool.

SPOKEN.

In lat. Loi.

June 5 ..Fe-telon, of Boston, from Calcutta, ont 64 ---
days. . . ....28 10 5..41 50 E,
July 8.. Cleudon Bmuhay to Liverpool
July 14.. Bultasara.
July 19.. F,rris Colombo to London.
Aug 16.. Emperor, Moulmein to Falmouth, having
(34 board the crew of a Dutch barque...37 00 N.. 32 00 W.
Sept 3.. Loniav Braglaton, Valparaiso to Liverpo-,1.42 CO N.. 10 00 W.
Sept 9..Seraphina
F. C. Clarke, t r Liverpool.

FOREIGN ronTa.
Georgina, Chatmans, Evangelist, Albanian, Bell, and Suffolk—all
hence at Bue..os Ayres
Telegraph, and Commodore Ferry—both hence at Bahia for Water,
btund to Melbourne.
Caroline, and Arequira—both hence at Bahia.
Robot t Jones, henc t at Parnambuco, Ang. 5.
Lord Altborp-, hence at Pernmlbueo. Aug. 12.
Perseverance, hence a, Pernambuco, Aug. 14.
Rosamond, hens e at Bahia July 28.
Alliance, al‘Kay ; and Emelt a Buxton—bath hence at Halifax.
Linthorn,h- r ce at St. John's, N.F.
Christar, hence t Halifax.
Dania Egholm, and Wendola, Fretnrst —Loth hence at Bolderaa.
Highland, Preis; Dzborah, Peters; and Prudence, Thomas —all
hence at Helvoet.
John and Eliza, Pallot, from Swansea ; Eliza Bowen, Wyatt, from
Falmauth, and sailed for Para, Aug. 16; Bosphorus, Bender, from
Buenos Ayres ; Tens, Mackay, from Bahia, and sailed for Paraiba,
Aug. 16; Index, Eade. from Monte Video; Cuba, Grey, from Callao;
and Jessie, Grachy, from Cardiff —all rt Pernambuco.
Eliza Curry, sailed from Buenos Ayres for London, July 27 ; Trent,
for England, July 27 ; Criterion, fir Liverpool, July 27 ; Leopard,
for London, Aug. 3; and Zeal for England, Aug. 3,
Ann Melhuish, sailed torn Pio Janeiro for London, July 17;
Rather, for the Chant]: I, July 22; Medara, for Mauritius, July 29;
Precursor, Aug. 6, and Bolivia, Aug. 10—both for Paraguay.
Cherokee, nailed from Bahia, July 15, end architect, July 21—both
for Liverpool ; Earl Grey, Jn:y 21, and Ent:rprise, July 25—both for
the Chan..el.
Richmond, sailed from Pernambuco for Maceio, 'July 23, and
Genevieve, Aug. 7; Pilot Fah, Aug. 7, and Ipswich, Aug. 13—both
for Paraiba; Prospero, Juty 3,, end Gauntlet. Aug. 15—both for
Liverpool; and Corbie e, for the Channel, Aug. 12.
'I hebes (s.s.), from Ktagstown at St. Vincents in 11 days 10 hours;
and Carthage (s.s.), in 11 days—and both sailed for India, with
troops.
Summer Cloud, from Melbourne at Pernambuco, and sailed for
Liverpool, Aug 6.
Heivetian, Bouson, from Altata at Pernambuco, and sailed for
Cowes, Aug. 8.
Midas, from Newfoundland at Pernambuco, and sailed on here eturn,
Aug. 15.
Gluten*, and Glaour—both from 'Newfoundland at Pernambuco.
Coastentine, Snrroute, from Coquimbo at Pernambuco, and sailed
for Falmouth, Aug. 16.
Tuskina, from Hong Kong at Pernambuco for Havannah, with
coolies, put in leaky, and with scurvy on board.
Fortuna, hence at Pernambuco.
Amptmsnd Triages!, Isdabl ; Morning Star, Clove ; Jurgen Ratliff,
Kock ; afjosea, Paulsen ; Reinhardt, aprilsil ; and Zanzibar, Polach
—all hence at Rio Janeiro.
Witch of the Taiga, and Chieftain—both hence at Rio Janeiro—the
latter ter Bombay.
Dryad, from Callao at Rio Janeiro for the Channel.
E. Stewart, from Callao at Rio Janeiro for Cowes, for repairs.
Alahon o, (coca California at Rio Janeiro, for repairs, boruad for the
Channel.

Xr.lc-ao-rt,iTS GOODS.—Thera are few branches of art that more
perfection has been attained in than in this portion of our manufac-
ture, and the most beautiful specimens of spoons, forks, gob:ets, and
other table articles of the sort, naly be seen a; Mr. E. T. Hall's, of 23,
South John-street, s ho, to his other benches of business, has added
a department for the sale of these articles, having been appointed
ag.nt to one of the first manufacturers in Birmingham. The design
in these articles are beautiful, the quality very superior (nearly as good
as silver), and the price, considering all these, moderate to a degree.
An inspection of the goods will prove the above facts.—Northern
Times.

T'et. Spoons . • .......... les. per Dozen.
Dessert Do. .... ....... ............ lie. If
Table Do .... ......... .. ........ 243. 11
Dessert Forks
Table Do. ..... ........ ........ • .... 245.
Sent carriage tree to say part of the country.

The university of Durham has confer' e 1 the degree of
Doctor of Laws upon S:r Samuel Martin, one of the
Barons of the Exchequer.
THE GOVERXERSHIP OF MALTA. —lt is reported at
Woolwich that Major-General Sir W. F. Williams,
Commatdant of the Garrison, is about to be nominated
to the alp intmer t of Governor and Commander-in-chief
of Malta, in succession to Major-General Sir W. Reid and
Lieutenant-General Sir J. L. Pennsfather, whose terms of
office will shortly expire. The posts of Governor of the
island and Commander of the Forces will then be again
consolidated, on. the ancient principle which existed there
until the appointment of Mr. Moore O'Ferrall and
Lieutenant•Gtneral Ellis. Sir W. Reid will return to
Malta in a few days in order to carry out certain arrange-
ments incident to his close of office.