The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-01 00:00:00

SUNDAY. DECEMBE3 30.—Wind W., fresh breeze.

ARRIVED. lowa, Pettis, from New Orleans—Etna (s.s.),
Miller, Constantinople—Mosonito, Hamilton, Rio Grande—Belle.
Gergenti—American Union, Caldwell, New York—King Arthur,
Hannaford, St. Michaels—Calpe (Ls.), Downes, Marseilles—
Cruz Primiero, Oporto—Phcenix, Kuiper, Antwerp—Candace,
(s.s.), Plymouth—Tempest, Henderson, Bombay—Titania, Pearce,
Pernambuco—lsabella Harnett, Whelan, Calcutta—Pemberton,
M'Cauley, Quebec—Saggittarius, Love, Gallipoli.
SAlLED.—African (s.s.), Miller, and Orontes (s.s.), Haram, for
Constantinople—Albanian (s.s.), Campbell, Trieste—Delta (s.s.),
Little, Havre—Annie Walker, Davies, Trebizonde—Favourite,
Webster, Btienos Ayres.

Daniel, hence at Antwerp.
Switzerland, hence at Adelaide.
Misoury, Turphy, hence at Trieste.
Borysthene, Datandon, hence at Marseilles.
Tiber (s.s.), Wardell, hence and Genoa, at Leghorn.
Startled Fawn, sailed from Sydney for Shanghai, 23rd Sept.
Lucy Thompson, Pendleton ; David Crockett, Spencer; John
Currier, Butman ; Dreadnought, Samuels; and Cornelia Law-
rence, Knapp—all hence at New York.
Hormixolia.—The Bustamente, Wilson, has sunk off the coast
of China.
ALEXANDRIA, DEC. 22.—The Lauristan, Higgins, has stranded
near Roletta. •
CHESTER, DEC. 27.—The Cheshire Lass, Gorham, is aground
near Saltney. ,
ADELAIDE, Sam 26.--During the first few days of this month
some hoops and bulwarks, a sail, parts of casks, and a forecastle
hose, were passed in about lat. 42 S., lon. 95 8., by th-e Quito,
arrived here. . .

MESSINA, DEC. 21.—The Robert Thomas, Thomas, from Trieste
for Queenstown, with Indian corn, was stranded on the island
Delli Corronti, south of Cape Passaro, 16th Dec. Part of her
cargo is being landed.

MONDAY, DEC. 31.—Wind. S.

ARRlVED.—Augusta, from Rio de la Hache—Ariel, Delane, and
Zenobia, New Orleans—lsis. Tampico—Anne Longton, Copeland,
Calcutta—Nautilus, Leggett, Laguna—General Parkhill, Pierce,
Charleston—Guy Mannering. Dollard, New York—Alexander
Hall, Wallace, Valencia—Rafaelita, Bilboa.
SAlLED.—Moultrie, Chapman, for Boston—Empire, Zeraga,
New York—Queen of England, Partridge, Melbourne.
OFF THE PORT.—Sandbach ; John Bright; Rydal, from Mauri-
tius; and Durnfrieshire.
America (s.), Harrison, from Boston, at this port; left 19th
instant, and Halifax 21st. Yesterday, at 10 15, a.m., passed the
Atlantic (s.), hence, for New York. Has 3308,149 on freight; the
whole of which, except 31,000, is for Havre.
Victoria, Sanderson, hence, at Mobile.
J. Howell, Johnsoh, hence, at Savannah.
British Flag, Johns, hence, at Bombay, 30th ultimo.
Yernassee, Childs, and Sea Belle. Nason, hence, at Charleston.
Freights in China and at Shanghai £4 for tea, and
for silk.
Triniountain, Dudley ; Cathedral, Howard; and American Lass,
M'Kellar, I,ence at Boston.
Mongolia, Barnes; John Bunyan, Nichols: Elizabeth Bentley,
Boyer; Crimea, Nowell; and Otseonthe, Young, hence at New
Orleans.
Emma, White; Superior, Gowen; Miranda, Newman; Walter
Bain, Bowers; Apollo, Percy; and Dolphin, Stapleton, hence;
and Robert Barker, Walsh, from Prince Edward Island for this
port, in a leaky state, at Newfoundland.
William Whitehead, from Savannah for Havre, was destroyed
by lightning, 19th instant, in lat. 47, lon. 27. Crew taken off by
the General Parkhill, arrived here, which was also struck by the
electric fluid, but did not receive any damage.
Solent, from Vera Cruz, at Havana. 9th instant, with upwards
of 32,200,000 for England, of which 360,000 on account of divi-
dends, 380,000 for Havana, of which only a very small portion
found purchasers. Sailed for St. Thomas 10th instant.
BOSTON, Dec. 19.—The William, from Philadelphia for Bremen,
was abandoned 15th instant, in lat. 39, lon. 69. Crew saved by
the Water Witch, arrived at Salem.
Luna°, DEc. 13.—The brig Grace Douglas, of St. Andrews, for
Liverpool, went on shore at Cutler, 9th instant, and bilged. The
wreck was got into the harhour, and vessel and cargo wereitold
by auction.
Kiev WEST, DEC. 7.—About 200 bales of cotton have been
saved from the Concordia, from Mobile for Liverpool, destroyed
by fire, as ,before reported. _Dec. tOtb.,-The Mary, of, and for
London, from Honduras, went ashore on Lon Ley, ttli 'natant.
Wreckers have gone to her assistance. The cargo saved from the
Concordia will be sold to-morrow.