The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-03-04 00:00:00

SATURDAY, MARCH I.—Wind S.S.E.

SMLED.—Bertice, Ross, from Antigua—Arabia (s.), Stone,
Boston—Flying, Flash, Honey, Messina—Charlotte, May, Gibral-
tar—Beraza, Bake, Bahia—Nadoc, Marcher, Rio Janeiro—Rappa-
liann.)ck, Cushing, New Orleans—Lady Kennard, Easson, Ma-
dras—Jose Maria, Bedigna, and Maria Eulalia, Mendizona,
Havana.

Albion, cleared at Gibraltar for this port.
Countess Morley, Smith, hence at Gibraltar, 22nd ult., with
mainmast carried away, and other damage, having been in col-
lision in the bay with the brig Santa Trinita, during a gale from
the S.W. on the 19th ult. The tatter vessel received datnage to
spars, &c.

SUNDAY, MARCH 2.—Wind E., calm.
ARRIVED.—DoIores, A rundel, St. Michaels.
SAlLED.—Windsor, Wyatt, Para—Scotia, Mirrill, Baltimore—
Tritone, Barusco, Balaclava—Glentilt, Hopson, Buenos Ayres.

Quaker City, (U.S.M.S.) Shufredt, from New York, at this
port ; sailed lf.th ultimo. No specie.
Persia (s.) Judkins, from New Yotk, at this port ; sailed 20th
ultimo. Has $700.000 in specie. Caine the Southerly passage.
No account of the Pacific (s.), hence for New York,' by either of
the above steamers.
Jane, hence at Paimbceuf.
Delta (s.s.), hence at Havre.
Canada (a.), hence at Boston.
Lamartine, hence at Barcelona.
Chance, sailed from Palermo for this port, 27th ult.
Haidee, of this port, is lost on the west coast of Siam.
Miss Nightingale, Emperor, and Elizibeth, hence at Rouen.
James Ray, from Philade!phia for this port, has put into
Savannah, leaky.
Great Britain (transport s.s.)hence off Gibraltar, and proceeded
to the eastward.

Anna Tift, from New Orleans for this port, put into Havana,
11th ultimo, to discharge and repair, having been struck by
lightning.
Star of the East, Emma, and Lightning, hence at Melbourne.

MONDAY, MARCH 3.—Wind E.

ARRlVED.—Lancaster, Decan, and Potomac, Reid, New
Orleans —Victoria, Sanderson, Mobile —Stoddard, Ritchie,
Savannah—Sea Belle. Vesey, Charleston—Cambalu, Alleyne,
Shanghai—lgnez de Castro (s.s.), Morris, Lisbon—Wasp, Storey,
Mobile—Tam O'Shanter, Guthridge, Rio de la Hache—Braganza
(new s.s.), Clyde.
SA ILE D.— Pelican (s.s.), Croft, Rotterdam—Tanega, Rodriguez,
Lisbon—Nlayola, Porter, Valparaiso—lthuriel, Laing, Pernam-
buco—Gambia, Rees, Toulon—William and Charles, Widdiconi be,
Gibraltar—Peter Senn, Dickson, %V" on—Lena, Davies,
Genoa.

Carthagena, hence at Hampton Roa,
Seringapatam, hence at Madras, 20th Jan.
Prince of Orange, hence at Constantinople.
Maria Yanacia,.Arana, hence at Havana.
Fanny Forsyth, hence at Bombay, 16th Jan.
Industry, sailed from Hongkong, for this port, 6th Jan.
Ricot Brenton, was to sail from Curacoa for this port, 20th ult.
W. D. Sewell ; Vision ; Midland Castle; and Neva, hence at
Calcutta, 16th Jan._ _ .

Emperor, sailed from Calcutta, Sth Jan., and Cherokee, 16th,
for this port.
Hero ; F. Forrester; Courser; and Arrow, hence at Hongkong.

Golden Era, sailed' from Bombay, 16th Jan. ; British Flag,
23rd; Irene, 26th : H. M. Hayes, 25th ; and South Carolina, 31A,
for this port.
Industry, sailed from Canton for this port, 23rd Dec. ; and
Dolphin, sth Jan.
Isabella, Ashbridge, and Sunderland, Curry, hence at New
Orleans.
South Carolina, Trott, for this port, put back to New Orleans,
in distress, ath ult.
Isaac Wright, Abeel ; Wm. Tapscott, Bell; J. J. Boyd, Austin ;
and E. C. Scranton, Spencer, hence at New York.
Parliament, Pollard, hence at Boston; crew frost-bitten; ex-
perienced heavy weather, was struck by lightning, and lost two
men overboard.

Silistria, hence at Callao.
QUEENSTOWN, MARCH I.—A large ship is reported to be close
to Kinsale, dismasted. The Orin, from Havannah to Liverpool,
arrived here yesterday, leaky, having been on shore in the river
Kenmare.
TP.iLCA I{ UANO, JAN. 13.—The crew of the Candace, Edington,
of Liverpool, from London for Valparaiso, before reported aban-
doned off Cape Hore, were taken off the vessel, Ist Dec., by the
Haidee. On the 15th Dec., during thick weather, the Haidee
struck on a reef off the Island of Mocha, on the Chilian coast, and
went to pieces in about an hour. The second mate of the Haidee,
and Thos. Sylveston, a boy, belonging to the Candace, were
drowned. The remainder of both crews, and the wife of Captain.
Williams, of the Haidee, were saved.—[Mem.: The Haidee, Penti•
cost, sailed from Liverpool for San Francisco, 21st April, put into
Monte Video 10th July, where she discharged, repaired, and sailed
thence, Nov. 6, for San Francisco.]—The crews of the two vessels
have arrived here.
KEY WEST, FEB. G.—The Columbia, Prowl, from New Orleans
for Liverpool, was to •ved in here 2nd inst., by the U.S. steamship
Fulton, after being on shore on Pickles Reef, but getting off with-
out assistance. She will have to discharge for repairs. Cargo
2,200 bales of cotton.—The Magnolia, from New Orleans for
Liverpool, put in here 3rd inst., having been on shore on the
Marquisas Shoal, and assisted off by wreckers. Cargo 550 bales
cotton, one-half of which is on board the wreckers.

TIDE TABLE
DAIS. MORN. ,EVENG. 1-1011T.i itOLYDASOIT4.:
March.i h. in. ih. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 4, 9 27 ; 9 57 i 13 11
Wednesday .s'lo 25 10 51 16 4
Thursday .. 6i 11 15 jll 37 18 1
Friday .... 7, 11 56
Saturday .. 8, 9 18 0 33 21 1
Sunday .... 9 0 55 1 13 21 2 ,sth Sunday in Lent.
Monday...AO 1 40 2 3 19 10