The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-06-19 00:00:00

TUESDAY, JUNE 12.—Wind N;MW.,

AirnzvED.—Piedade, from Santander—Coean Bride, Arnold.
Seville—Lancefield, Adams, Lisbon—Douro (s.s.). Lloyd, Oporto
—Ptinz Gustav, Stockholm—Rattler (s.s.), Lisbon—Emily Ann,
Roberts, Havre.
S4PLED.—Warrior, Long, for Nantes—Enigheden, Larsen,
Elsinore—Margaret, Neile. Bordeaux—James-Pilkington, With),
oornbe. Bombay—Roelf Grezen, Hazewinkel, Dantzic—Edouasd,
Loneos, Ghent—Amedie, Zebidoler, Nantes—Marnak (s.s.), Dub-
bins,. Constantinople—Sebastian, Begg. Rio Janeiro —Alice,
Hughes, Gibraltar—Auguste, Waldack. Ghent —olinda,.Barber,
Genoa—Thomas and William, Corkhill, St. Thomas--Amazon,
Steele, Para—Marthine, Nielsen, Montreal.

The Sarah Sands (s.s.). on her trial trip, yesterday, did not
break down, as reported by telegraph, nor received any damage.
On the contrary, the trip was most successful.
Cynthia, Gribble, hence at Newfoundland.
Isabella Peck, Rogers, from the Mauritius, tmdßessie Searight,
Gill; from Table Bay—both at Port Elizabeth.
The Ellerslie, which arrived in London yesterday from Buena
Ventura, fell in with a heavy pack of ice, 2nch.April, in Jai
10n..42, extending 120 miles to the northward. Same day, passed
an island, showing remarkable peaks, not laid down in the charts.
CrAz OF Goon HOPE, Aran. 19.—The Flying Dragon, Caith-
ness,. in ballast, was burnt to the water's edge-in Simon's. Bay,
yesterday. Crew, except master's son, saved..
BELFAST, Jtr NE 12.—A tire broke out this morning in one of
the lauding sheds on Queen's Quay, which consumed a quantity
of different kinds of produce. The cargo of the Oscar (s.s.),.inst
arrived from London, was destroyed.

WEDNESDAY, JUNE 13.—Wind N—N:W.,

ARRIVED.—Arab, Burton, from Alexandria—Ann,Santander—
Welfreet. Bradford, New Orleans.
SAIL.ED.—Anna Maria Henrietta, Zwanenborz,. Santos—lvy
Green, Bray, Rhodes—Aurora, Bunting. New York—Antonio,
Negoitich, Constantinople—John Bull, Richardson, Bombay—
Harmony, Jameson, Syra—Clown, Bedlam!, Konigsberg —Oste,
Walgast—Bengal, M‘Danald, Rotterdam.

Exchange. Thomas, hence at Portaskaig,. Islay, with loss of
anchor and chain, and cannot proceed until supplied.
The brigantine, Catherine. of this port,. was spoken on the 28th
May, in lat. 43 N.; lon. 10 W., out 14 days,. making water. having
experienced a heavy gale three days previously, by the Malcolm
Brown, arrived in the Clyde. [Mem.: the brigantine Catherine,
Lacey, sailed from this port, 14th May, for Trieste.]

THURSDAY, JUNE 14.—Wind N.W., fresh.

ARRIVED.—West Point, Mu'liner, from New York—Linda,
Melcher, New Orleans —Samoset, Greenough, Savannah—Jo-
!mine, Wiltatock, Dantzic— Sarah Margaret, Waller, Alexandria
—Liskande, Malaga—Victory, Jones, and Aimable Familie, San.
tander—Vier Brinier, Aridness, Rostock—Klawitter, Domanske,
Dantzic.

City of Baltimore (s.s.), from Constantinopleat Marseilles, 13th
June, with the Ocean Herald in tow.
Thornton, Collins, from New York, at this port. On the 7th
June, 100 miles W. by N. of Cape Clear, passed about 40 bales
of cotton, one bale of which was marked "P. K."
Surpass, Sherries, hence for Salonica, at Scilly, 9th June, with
two shrouds of main rigging carried away, having experienced
heavy weather.
Halicore, Turnbull, hence, with a part of cargo damaged ; Con-
cord, Rockley, hence, with part of cargo damaged ; Providence,
Danford, hence, with great part of cargo much damaged ; Mar-
garet and Jane, Nowlanil, hence and from Alexandria; Georgiana,
Hutchins; Tiber, Golightly ; and Fanny Gann. Page, hence—all
at Beyrout.