The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-02-12 00:00:00

FRIDXY, FEBRUARY 8,

A RRlVED.—Hersilia, Lesley, from Monte Video—Cluny, Hon-
duras—Asiatic, M`Leod, Calcutta—Scotia, Merrill, and Anna-
polis, Graham. Baltimore—Lucy Thompson, Pendleton, and
Aurora, Bunting, New York—Kenebec, and Horne, New Orleans
—Argentina, Demerara—Antilles, Singapore.

The Blanch, for Surinam, has put back, pumps zboked.
M ino (s.),Virgen de la Junquei a, and Tigre, hence at Barcelona.
Albion sailed from Leghorn for this port Jun. 2S.
Castor sailed from Palermo for this port Jan. 30.
Douro (s.s.), hence in the Douro.
Elvine hence at Travemunde.
Calpe (s.) at Genoa.
Columbus, hence at Teneriffo, leaky, and likely to be condemned.
Union, Devene, hence at Beaumaris, for Drogheda,' windlass
upset.
Eugenie, hence at Holyhead, for Algiers, leaky.
Taurus (S.), Langlands, hence at Constantinople.
The Ocean Rover, on shore near Crosby Point, has been light-
ened, and is expected or.
Sr :ZAN RAER, FEB. 7.—The Eugenia, IV addicombe, from Liver-
pool to Dordt, was totally lost last night at Port Patrick harbour,
where she had run for shelter. One man saved and seven
drowned.
AYE, FEB. s.—The Commerce, Davies, from Liverpool to this
port, went on the Breast Rock of Girvan, Feb. 3, but was got off
next morning, tanking live inches of water in an hour.

SATURDAY. FILIIIIIJARY 9.—Wind W.S.W.
ARRlVED.—Mnjestic, and Dreadnought, Samuels, from New
York—Eudocia, Spear, New Orleans—Selina, Page, Paraiba—
Tigre, Porter, Mobile—Bahiana (s.s.), Plymouth—Arabian (s.s.),
Swansea. --
Pomona, and Arabian, hence at Lagos.
Tweed, and Nimrod, hence at Cameroons.
Ganymede, and Ellen Jenkinson, hence at Liberia.
Sea, front Bonny, at Fernando Po, and sailed for this port,
Dec. 24.
Saracen, 111`Larty; Tapley, Goffey ; and Garland, Birkett,
hence at Bonny.
Fortitude, hence, and sailed for Leeward Coast, at Goree.
Crimea, hence for Constantinople, has put hack, with main•
mast-head carried away.
Bombay Packet, sailed from Bonny, Dec. 21, and Stranger,
25th, for this port.
Fr.vh-rwoop, FEB. B.—The Lima Seconds, Corneira, of and for
Oporto, from Liverpool, was this mornint; towed in here, with
foreyard carried away, loss of sails, &c. ; hull and cargo all right.
Pwo..tf ELI, Feu. B.—The Henry Pratt commenced discharging
her deck toad this evening ; all her cargo is expected to be saved.'
The Sarah Ann is much strained, the water running out of her
in different places: the cotton is being discharged.
PEMBROKB, FEB. B.—The Great Duke, Sampson, from New
Orleans for Liverpool, was totally wrecked last night,l between
Lenney and St. Govan's Head. Captain and twenty-nine men
drowned ; mate slid two men saved. Cargo washing about, but
it is doubtful whether much can saved. Scarcely a fragment of

the ship remains.
DOUGLAS, Fan. 7.—The schooner Countess, of and from Liver-
pool for Newcastle, with salt, was totally wrecked last night, at
Port St. Mary's. Captain and three men saved. A trunk, sup-
posed to have belonged to a passenger, and to have been washed
on shore, is in custody of the Coast Guard ; it has a brass plate
with the name " Henry S. 'fireman" on it.