The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-07-03 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 2D.—Wind N.W, light.

A RR IVED.—K itty Cordes, Hannah, from Mobile—Persian (s.s.),
Milburn, Alexaudria—Jacoba Christina, Lutje, Smyrna —Ann
and Catherine, Evans, Havre—Eclipse, Halewyk, and Union,
Potter, Ostend—Ka. e, Jenkins, Havre.
SA I LED.—Oberon, Taverner, for Newfoundland Johanna,
Winther ; Aurora Nicoline. Tonneson ; and Luis, Urresti, Ice-
land—Hebden,Wetherail, Marseilles—Helios, Nichols, and Cupid,
Wakeliam, Constantinople —Pacific, Weich, Tampico—Zagora,
Thomas, Alexandria—Australia, Ricerardi, Messina Marsala,
Perrett, and San Pietro, Camillirri, Malta—Lancefield, Adams,
Lisbon—Robert, Serk, Klendeberg--Enthusiast, Ditchburn, An-
tigua— Charnpenoise, Daniel, Havre—Mary Nixon, Kirkaldy,
Hamburg—Falcon, Gibson, Cape of Good Hope—Liffey, Martin,
Barbadoes Anna Wolf, Wismar— Lang, Richardson, Santa
Martha—Nimrod, Rasmussen, Colding—James Turcan,
ter, Bombay—Onward, Palfrey, Naples—Ceferina, Pulpeiro, Ha-
vannah—Mariner, Wescott, Dordt—Countess of Zetland, Falco-
tier. Trinidad—Martha, M 'Alley, Santa Martha—Calone, Eosin°,
Genoa—Agnes, Lewis, Demerara— Anita, Echevarria, Drontheim
—Priscilla, Allier, Gaspu—Escort, Luther, Providence—Scotia,
Jack, Rotterdam.
Tudor, hence at Gibraltar, with the tad West York Regiment
of militia.
The Kitty Cordes, which arrived here yesterday from Mobile,
has made the voyage out and home in three months seven days,
having left this port 19th March.
MALTA, JUNE 21.—The Grecian, from Liverpool, which ar-
rived here yesterday, u hen a few miles distant, made a signal
that she drew too much water, and wanted immediate assistance,
but before it could be sent she entered port.
SMYRNA, JUNE 16.—The Spey, Grey, of Liverpool, hence for
Constantinople, with biscuit, got on the rocks, off the N.E. end
of Long Island, in this gulf, 9th June, and has become a total
wreck. The crew, and about one-third of the cargo, were saved :
the hull and materials will also be saved.

THURSDAY, JUNE 28.—Wind S.S.E., light.
ARRIVED.—DeIta (s.s.), Anderson, from Havre Despina,
Alexandria—Eliza, Tregarthen, Naples—Carmen, Bilboa.
SAlLED.—Aurifera, Dambril, for Rio Janeiro Rockaway,
Goodwin, Philadelphia—Magtietha, Padman, Konigsberg—Klein
Kindetin, Breems, Dordt—Parker, Kennedy, Demerara—Gram-
matteo, Usicich, Constantinople—Melbourne, Robertson, Cape of
Good Hope Patriot Queen, Bell, Calcutta—Willem, Weerd,
Trieste—Catharine, Lelean, Rotterdam—Columbus, Falkenberg,
Quebec—Adolph von Lowizon, Voss, Dantztc—Courter, Christian-
sen, Auroeback (Iceland)—Guacto, Grayson, Buenos Ayres—
Pathfinder, Lane, Maranham—Amanda, Drees, Santa Martha—
Utility, Goldsmith, and Scotia, Jack, Rotterdam Priscilla,
Allier, Gaspe—Escort, Luther, Providence.

Astrelo (?), from Charente; Mantura, Heath ; and Eugenie,
Julie, Ritian—all sailed from Santander, previous to 21st June,
for this port.

FRIDAY, JUNE 29.—Wind E.S.E., light.

ARRIVED.—Mary and Susan, Gelderdale, from New York—
Eliza Mary, Walton, Quebec—Susan, Hamburgh.
SAlLED.—Ringdove, Robinson, for Balaklava—Nero, Gifford,
Gibraltar —Joshua Kendrick, Kock, Batavia William Miles,
M`Kie, Calcutta—lmpeial, 510 ran, St. John, N.B.

Eagle, Ralph Waller, and Red Jacket, hence at Melbourne.
MARSEILLES, JUNE 25.—The English ship Laurel, from Stycres,
for Quebec, with salt, has been assisted into Cabre dismasted,
leaky, with pumps choked, decks swept, and 200 tons of salt
thrown overboard.

SATURDAY, JUNE 30.—Wind N.N.W., moderate.
A RRIv D.—Lelean,Lelean,from Rotterdam—Streonshal,Drinic-
water, St. Domingo—Stranger, Barbadoes—Arch d'Alliance, Hal-
ga nd, and NI a rgaret,Bilboa—Sophia,New foundland—M ute, Havre.
nagian, rierron, Tor unwaitar—rresluenc, ew-
man, Leghorn—Fannie S. Parlie, York, Philadelphia—Naomi,
Wilson, Constantinople—Pacific, (s.), Nye, New York—Veloci-
dade, Baird, Mauritius —Jabez Snow, Snow, and North America,
Dunbar, Calcutta—Albion, Manley, Messina—Gaston, Heyde,
Ghent—Leona, Zalduono, Bilboa.

Lightning, Enright, from Melbourne, at this port, sailed, 11th
April, in company w►th the Briton, for London. and Gipsy Bride,
for this port. Has upwards of 69,000 oz. of gold, and a nugget,
from Forest Creek, weighing 85 lbs.
Murray, Booker, hence, at Montego Bay.
Eleanor, Sprott, sailed from Barbadoes for this port, 7th inst.
Red Jacket, was to leave Melbourne for this port, 24th April.
Georgina, Proddow, sailed from Savanilla, for this port. 22nd ult.
Pudsey Dawson, Wallace, sailed from Wellington for Shanghai,
10th February.
Silistria, from Newport, at Valparaiso, 30th April, and sailed
for Caldera, 7th ult.
Mina, Hargreave, hence, and James Stewart, Taylor, from
Bahia, at Barbadoes.
Magician, Bell and sailed sth inst., for this port, and Peruvian,
Lennelue, from Porto Cabello, and Isabel, Cassidy, hence, at La-
guayra.
Medina, Guthrie, from Carthagena ; Ann and Isabella, Watson,
from Santa Martha ; Emily, Sewell, from St. Thomas; and Go-
vernor, Gilberry, from Curacoa. at Savanilla.
GRAND CAYMAN, MAY 17.—The materials and part of cam()
have been saved from the Woodstock, from Manzan►lla to Cork,
which was wrecked, sth April, on Kinquatala Reef.
MELBOURNE, APRIL 9.—The Ralph Walker arrived here, 6th
inst., from Liverpool 'w ith considerable damage, and about 200
tons of cargo thrown overboard, having struck an iceberg, 22nd
March,. in lat. 48 S, lon, 106 E, and had, at one time, fifteen feet
water in her hold.—The barques Constant and Australia were
blown on shore in Portland Bay, 19th March. Crew saved.

SUNDAY, JULY I.—Wind N.W., light.
ARRIVED.—Bee, Raisbeck, Bombay—Elena, Santa Martha—
Venus, Bartlett, Laguna—Esther, Osborne, and Balbec (s), Hock-
ley, Alexandria—Mantua, Heath; Reprise; Peru, Selean ; Wave,
Penny; Catherine Hodges, Lewis; Effort, Edwards; and Ely,
Hopkins, Santander—Charles, Simons, Ostend—lsland Queen,
Quick, Marseilles—Alida, Gram, Dordt—Florentia, Wickman,
Hambro•—Talavera, Blair. Calcatta—Hercyna, Smith; John
Owens, Doane; St. Patrick, Kinney; and Potomac, Reid. New
Orleans—Coosavatta, Paxton; Kalamazoo, Taylor; and Charter
Oak, Houndlette, Savannah—Cuidad Bolivar, Gibbs, and Roger
Stewart, Skolfield, Mobile—Gazette. Lay, Dominica—Lord Byron,
Owens, and Indian Princess, Gardner, San Sebastian—G.V.Bran-
denberg, Jason, Bordeaux—Matchless, Duggan, Sines—Fortune
Teller, Hockin, and Camalan,Hoskin,Havre—Margarita, Walker,
and J. Ernst, Domcke, Danzig.
SAlLED.—Bellona, Stanton, for Demerara—Asia, Hull, Beirout
—Banshee, Armstrong, Vera Cruz—Meander (s.s.), Horsfall, Alex.
andria—Joseph Earl, Jansen, Dantzic.

Gipsy Bride, Montgomery, from Melbourne, at this port. She
sailed 11th April. Has 40,000 oz. of gold.
Africa (s), Little, from Boston, at this port. Left 20th, and
Halifax 22nd ult. Has 811,142 dirs. and £6OO specie on freight,
On the 27th, at eight, p.m., passed Royal Mail steamer America.
for Boston, in lat. 51 N., lon. 26 W.
Cavalier, hence at Boston.
Ebro (s.s.), hence at Barcelona.
Liberia, Kenny, hence at St. John, N.B.
Asia (s.), Lott, hence at Halifax, 20th ult.
Wyoming, DunlevY, and Fanny WHenry, Smith, hence at
Philadelphia.
Enoch Train, Rich ; Clarissa Currier, Butman ; and Great
Duke, Sampson, hence at New Orleans.
Kingston, Murray ; Standard, Ritchie ; Egyptian, Phelan ;
Hymen, Henderson; Stentor, Frazer; and Victoria, Croucher,
hence at Halifax.
HAVANA, JUNE 9.—The Blanche, M‘Laghlan, from Liverpool
to New Orleans, with salt, was totally lost 24th May, in lat. 16 N,
lon. so W. Crew arrived here in a boar, 7th June.
HOLYHEAD, JULY I.—The James Russell, Muir, from Bombay
to Liverpool, is on the rocks in Carnarvon Jay, about three miles
from the South Stack, in a dangerous position, and likely to be-
come a wreck. A steamer is employed to take her off, if she
floats at high water. THREE, P.M.—Ship James Russell towed
off the rocks by a steamer, and placed on the beach, with about 14
feet of water in her.
HALIFAX, JUNE 21.—The brigantine Industry, Robertson, from
Prince Edward's Island to Liverpool, is on shore at Cape George,
and will be sold to-morrow.—The whole of the crew and passen-
gers of the Lochmaben Castle, from Liverpool to Quebec, wrecked
on Bird Islands, have been saved. 130 of the passeneers arrived
at Pictou, 17th instant. 120 more, with captain and crew,, were
expected same day, and remainder have arrived at Quebec in the
Sophia Kidson.

MONDAY, JULY 2,—Wind N.W.

ARRIVED.—Jean Baptiste Marie, from Santander—Mayflower,
Nicol. New Orleans—Sebago, Jones, and Governor Langdon,
Mobile—Crusader, Rich, Charleston—Cumana, Smith, Islay—
Ceylon, Johns, Havre.
SAILED.—Jeune Hyppolite, Pratt, for Bordeaux—Oak, Lothian,
Dordt—Delta (s), Anderson, Havre—Bridgewater, Barstow, New
York—George Reynolds, Jones, Malta.
The Daniel Grant sailed from Shanghai for Liverpool on 24th
April.
Sarah, Martin; Robert Parker,Pritchard; and Ellerslie, Camp-
bell, hence at Quebec.
BOSTON, 20th JUNE.—The Ellen Hood, from Apalachicola to
Liverpool, which was taken into Key West, after being on shore
near Cape Florida, has been valued with her cargo .9'187,801 nett,
upon which a salvage of 11 per cent. has been awarded.
BOMBAY, 26th MAY.—The Queen of England, from Sydney,
having touched the ground and rubbed off part of her cargo, has
been docked, and about 30 sheets of copper replaced.---The Chi-
bucto's mainmast has been condemned, and is to be replaced by
a new one.

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