The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-29 00:00:00

TUESDAY, JANUARY 22.—Wind E.

ARRIVED. Bonita, from Bilboa—Lavinia, Casahianca
famega, Rodrigues, Lisbon—Gleaner, Milne, Aveiro—Sappho,
M'Ke!lar, Paraiba, sailed 10th Dec.
SAlLEn.—Manhattan, Dixon, and Underwriter, Shipley, New
York—Alciope, Scott, Africa—Kalamazoo, Taylor, Savannah—
Caledonian Hughes, Balaklava—Amazon, Bateman, Dunkirk—
Lyra, Cheerer, and Wateree, Hammer, Charleston—Velocidade,
Baird, Buenos Ayres—Sarah Parker, Pendleton, Philadelphia—
C. Rathbone Brand, Nerbush, New York—Northern Chief, War-
ren, and St. Charles, Conway, New Orleans—Montauk, Lincoln,
Galveston—Capitol, Linnan. Baltimore—Araxes (s.s.), Horsfall,
Alexandria, E.—Roscoe, Clements, Aden—Adelaide, Sprague,
and Alice, Aubin, Gibraltar—Amazon, Cuthbert, Constantinople
—Sardinian, Sheridan, Melbourne—Rosanna, Gambles, Leghorn
—Star, Hill, Figuera— Madrelino, Penara, Savannah Jane
Williams, Nantes.
Surpass, Sherries, hence at Constantinople.
Fleiss, sailed from Venice for this port, Jan. 16.
Angelita, sailed from Santander for this port, Jan. 12.
Governor. Beley, sailed from Table Bay for this port, 21st Nov.
Helen Lindsay, Barnes, from Moulmein, at Table Bay, for
repairs, bound to this port.
Liebe, George, hence at Charente, with hull and bulwarks dam-
aged, having been run into by a French vessel in the Bay of
Biscay.
Prompt, Roe; and Rajah, Robb, from Calcutta; Anne Porter,
M'Cann. from the Mauritius, (all three sailed for this port;)
Flora, Wathers, from Calcutta, for this port; all at St. Helena.
CONSTANTINOPLE, JAN.5.—The Arabat, from Liverpool, which
was on shore near Tenedos, was destroyed by fire, 31st Dec., with
a large portion of her cargo on board.
DUBLIN, JAN. 22. —The Independence was wrecked this morn-
ing at Battystown, Drogheda. Crew saved.—Mern. : The
Independence, Marshall, sailed from Liverpool yesterday, for
New Orleans. .

BOWNIORE, ISLAY, JAN. 17.—The Christian Charlotte, from
Liverpool to Newcastle, which drove on shore at Colonsay, has
been canted over on her starboard side, and found much more
damaged than expected. Her keel is out.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 23.—Wind W.S.W., light.

ARRlVED.—Arabian (s.s.), Miller, from Alexandria—Lebanon
(5.5.), Cook, Constantinople—Abyssinia, Evans, Dermerara—Sca-
rnander (s.s.), Follett, Malta—Delta (s.s.), Small, Havre.
SA I LED.—Jane, Williams, for Nantes —Thomas Jefferson, Hill,
New Orleans--Pacific (m.s.), Eldridge, New York —Banshee, Vera
Cruz—Martha J. Ward, Storer, New Orleans—Caledonian, Hughes,
Balaklava.
The Pamella, loading for Trieste, which sprung a leak in the
King's Dock, and was ordered to discharge, has only slightly
damaged about eight packages on her ground tier. The leak was
found to proceed from a bolt having been driven in awry.
Amelia, Saunders, hence at Seville.
Olivia, hence at Smyrna._

African (s.s.), Miller, hence at Malta.
Frowning Beauty, Harrison, hence at Stanley.
Fernandes, Contente, and Christina, hence:at Lisbon.
British Queen (s.s.), Martyn, from Smyrna at Malta, for this
port.
Universe, Hutchinson ; Elizabeth, Wiliiams ; and Lord Gough,
Brown, hence at Constantinople.