Northern Times.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1857-08-27 00:00:00

MARITIME EXTRACTS.

LIVERPOOL, August 26.
Th 3 Arn3 (~s.). from Trieste, in eharg of a pi'ot got on shore
this morning in the Channnel. steam tugs and lizhters have
gone to assist her.

- The Cintra s.s.), which sailed for Lisbon on the 25th instant. has
put back.
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- '1 he Lexington, from New Orleans to Liverpool, was strarpiel yes-
t:Tday in Brandon Bay, near Tralee. Cargo, 1,091 bales cott_n, and
101,000 staves.

The Corleor arrived here to-day, from Blackwa'er BaLk, with
wrecked goods ex Emperor.

The City of Maachestrer (s.s.) sailed from Gravesend this morning,
with the wrioie regiment and head-quarters of the Ist Dragoon Guards
for Calcutta.

DADlin, A❑g. 25.—A large vessel, applrent'y au emigrant ship,
was becalmed a'l yesterday, ab3n three miles east of the Kish, which
is snppo.ed to have given rise to a rumour of a vessel having gone
ashore on that bank.

Faim uth, Aug. 25.—The Stedinger, of o!denburg, from Moul-
mein for Br-men, wa3 aband,3ned in a sinking st4te and lost rad ier,
off Cape of Good Elope—crew saved. Reported by the T❑isco, from
Rangoon for Bremen.

The ship Eagle, from Madras to London, spoked by the Helen, from
Aky,b lor H :mburgh, July 1, in Lir. 2d S., lon. 3 E., with ruJder
damage 1, and was gAn4 into St. Helena.

Sh+eide, Aug. 22.—A stirvey has been held on the shi,) Wm. Pirrie.
The Lsader which arrival here, Aug. 10, from Amst,rdam, had been
athore at Savannah.

Quebec, Aug. 14.—The ship lost in Trinity Bay is reported to be
the Harriet Wade.

ES ELS' REPORTS.

Abstract of the log of the Indian (s.s.), Jones, 'arrived here from
Quebec, s ailed August 15.
Aug. 15.—At 9.30 embarked cabin passengers and mails • 9.50
started full speed from Point Leri; at Orleans Island passed brig
Sarah and Het. or wi.h mainm •st gone, in tow, bound up; Ip m
passed the Finga':t n, of llartlep bound town, brig Mary, and
barques Aberfoy le and Augussi, of Sligo; 2.20 pass:d Traverse Light.
ship ' • off Cape Diab e passed the Ma:sle Leaf, of Portsmouth ; at
Hard Island paned the Arthur, of Glasgow' bound up, and a
foreigner sreiri, bound down • 5 33 pilot lett abreast of Brandy Pots;
9.15 abreast of Bidqriett Light, distant one mile and a-half.
Aug. 16.—Wind, westss ly W.N.W.; course, by the laid; distance,
3)6 miles; lat. 49 5) N., lots. 65 2') W. ; light breeze and c:ear ; 6.30
a.rn., exchanged signa's with the Queen of the Lakes, hound ;
1.30 signalsed the br:g Alart'aa Jane, inm New York to Quebec; at
2.10 abreast of the light Anso, on the west end of Anticosti, distant
4 mi es; 8, brevz • iisht and variable.

Ang. 17.—Wind, N.W. ; hy the 'awl; distancs, 253 miles;
ht. 50 31 N., 39 01 W. ; light breeze and clear; 10.50 abreast of
little Mecatnia ; 11, set alt square sails; 1 p.m., set starboard, forward,
topmast and lower studding sails; 9.15, abreast of Fatcan Bay.
Aug, 18. —Wind, S.W.s.B.E. ; con se, by the land ; di-take, 218
miles ; lat. 52 27 N., lon. 53 21 W. ; light air and cloudy; 3.45 a.m.,
east end of Bel e Isl s' bearing N.E., distant aboat 5 miles; at noon
pass .d ~d an ice'erg to tie southward; 8 p.m., light breeze aid hazy
weather.

Aug. 19.—Wiui, southerly S.W.; course, N. 68 E.; distance, 223
m leg ; let. 53 52 W.,10n. 47 35 W.; light breeze and haze, w,th rain;
10, sot a'l sil ; noon, light breeze and clear; passed a tquail
schooner bound east; 1 30 cet starboard, forward, lower, and topmast
s.udding sa Is
Aug 20.—Wind, S.W.; course, N. 78 E.; distance, 269 miles ; let.
55 11 N., lon. 40 13 W.; smart breeze and cloudy ; 1 p.m., moierate
breeze aid clop ly ; all sail set.
Aug. 21.—Wind, S.W.N W.; course, N. 83 E.; distance, 245
miles; lat. 55 41 N ion 33 04 W. ' • light air anJ hazy; 9, set ail
square sails; 1, set larboard, brw..rd, topma t, and lower studding
soils; 1. ?,0 p.m., in let. 55 42, lo 1. 32 40 W., spoke the Norwegian
ship Astrachan, of Christ,aoia, bound for Q xebec; 8 p.m., light
b eeze and clear.

A6g 29.—Wind, N.W. ; course, N. 85 E. ; distance, 248 miles
Lit. 56 03 N.. lon. 25 46 W. ; light bieers arid cloudy; 10 a m.,
exchanged stnals with a Norwegias b _aline, with passengers, bound
west, showing a white f1a,..; wi.h thres rigtves, not known ; at 1,
exchanged signals with a Bremen ship, No. 2375 (not sure).
Ant. 23.—Wind, W.N W. Lsourse, S. 89 ; distance, 27 miles;
lat. 55 58 N, 18 03 W.; smart b. me and cloudy ; 9 a.m., set lower
studding sail; 4 p m., passing showers of rain.
Aug. 24.—Wind, W.N.W N.E.; cour,e. S. 82 E. ; distance, 258
miles; lat. 55 21 N., 10 311 W.; moderate breeze and cloudy weather;
4 a.m., 'towel all squaresails ; noon, variab'e winds aid hazy
weather ; 6 p m., signs led the ship Agamemnon, at G4sgow, bound
in; 7.32 abreast of Tory Island, iiis ant 5 miles; 8, light breeze and
cloudy, with heavy thunder, lightning, and rain ; 11.20 abreast of
Ins:rill-ail), distant about 5 miles.
Ang. 25.—distance, 220 miles; lat. 54 21 N., lon. 5 11 W.; smart
breeze a'id cloudy; 3.43 a m., abreast of light on Rsthlin
d stant 1 mile; 9.30 a.m. abreast of Copeland Lighthouse, distant 3
miles; stro ig gale aid c'oudy, with he ,v), head sea; 4.15 p in., off
the Calf of Man ; 10.40, took pilot on board off N.W. Lightship, Lom
boat No. 1 ; from 9.30, to and wasted on the tide.
Aug. 26.-1.5 a.m., arrival here.

Report by the Martaban, King, arrived here from Calcutta; sailed
April 25, in company with the F. C. Clark and Bald F.aqle.
Spoke. 'ln lat. Lon.
M.,y 21.. Marlon Manialyre, steering northwar3-06 23 5..82 00 E
May 28 —Circassian, Coriaga Bay to Loudon, nut 3
days
July 3.. Elizabeth Yeo, Bornoay to Hull, oat 70
days . 22 00 5..01 00 E
July 7 ..Jane Strong, Colombo to London, out 71
days . .
July 19.. Anne Cheshyre, hence to Valpa'aiso, oat
45 days ... ........................ 00 00 ..20 41 W
July 20.. 3rd Pewit. 2,9:1, hence to Calcutta, out
3s days ...
July 20-11eAina, Cardiff to —, steering south.
July 24.. Holland, Akyab to Amsterdam, out 102
days .
July 24.. Concordia,hence to Sing—airr out 24 days
July 25.. Ann Thorudsoa, steering southwards ll 00 N.. 24 OD W
Aug.. 6.. Menahius, Sliong,hae to 1.0 don, out 130
days 34 00 N .40 00 W
Aug. 7.. Pioteor, 11 .urlaus to London, out 89 days 35 Oo N.. 39 01 W
Aug. 15.. Mem: his, Mazeio to Liverpool, out 29 days. 46 00 N.. 23 03 W
Aug. 19 .Eliza Hunter, Ber,ice to London, out 42
days
Aug. 19.. Trent, to F,lmouth, out 136 days ..49 00 N.. 15 00 W
Aug. 23 _Nina, Islay to Swansea, out 103 days 5O 00 N.. 11 00 W

• Report of the shin Cath.=rine, armed he'e from Cape Hatien City
(St. Domingo) ; soled Jo'y 7:-
04 the Bth August, while going through Caycos Passage. saw a
ship or Lan; .e ashore on a leaf, on we - sida of Providence; crew
were throwing (arc° overboard (Bom 3 rig light coloured). She was
appirently about 400 or COO tons.
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i..n the 9th August, in !at 49 0 V., lon. 15 30 W., spoke the ship
Wabash, from Charleston, 3.; days out.

SPOKEN.

In lat. Lon.
Ang. 2 „Eliza Mle, Bombay to Liverpool.. •• •• ....20 N.. 34 W
Aug. 15—Shark Para. to Liverpool.... • .. • • .. 45 N.. 23 W
FUEEION
Agamemnon, Darley,bnce at Quebec.
Joan Owens, Brown, iron) _La:idol' at Q ec.
APB tn.ie, fr,ln Trapani; and Abby Lands, from Alicante
—Vat at Quebec.
Queen of the Lakes, and Augusa—both hence at Quebec.
Bee., Raisbeck, trom Melbourne Geelong. _
Me. s3y, fry m l'ortsmonth et Moulmein.
Laidmans, from Bombay and Ga le at Xoulmein.
Romeet, liekke,, hence at Curacoa.
Viscata, .ione,, hence at Rouen.
do.ephine, Phi lips, hcree at Archangel.
Alps (s.s.), sailed Iron) Trieste for Liverpcol, Aug. 19.
Minh° (s.s.), sailed from Palermo for Messina Aug. 18.
Taurus (s.s.). sailed from Nap es for Patra., Aug. 15.
Genova (s.s ), sailed from Napl-s for Patras, Aug. 19.
Crescjrcia, sal from Bilboa for Liverpool, Aug. 19.