The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-08 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD

SHIPPING NEWS.

TUESDAY,. JANUARY I.—Wind S S.E., fresh.
A lIRIVED.—CiCeti), from New Orleans—Monasco, Gamage,
Molnie—Rydal, Mauritius—Foam, St. Mid ael's—Veloz, Castro,
Corunna.
SAlLED.—Baltic, Morse, for Philadelphia—Express, Burdick,
Mobile—Antilla, Garry, Sinzapore.

Visitor, hence at Corfu. •
- Lord Vernon, hence at Rouen.
Eugene, Hezevich, hence at the Scheldt.
San Manuel sailed froin Barcelona for this port 6th December.
Camen sailed from Santander for this port 24theceber.
Elizabeth, Holderness, and Jessie, hence at New Orleans.
Margaret, Havre, Northern Belle, and Lisbon, hence at Havre.
Albatross (s.s.), frbm Balaklava, and-cdleaFle red for
.s. the Black Sea;
Sarah Sands (s.s.), from Balaklava ; anicbe (s), Tre.
bizonde, and cleared on her return, at Constantinople.
Tamaulipas (s.s.), Chenowith, from Santander, and left for
Constantinople; Milan (s.s.), Bruce ; and Spartan (s.s.), Milburn,
hence at Gibrrltar.
QUINISH, BY TORRIIMORY, DEC. 26.—The Ohio, Ferguson,
from Ireland for Liverpool, with oats, was driven on shore
on the south side of Ross (lull), on the 24th of December,
and it is feared-will-be a total wreck. One man drowned. Part
of the cargo expected to be saved.
PORTASKAIO, ISLAY, DEC.—The Christian Charlotte, from
Liverpool for Newcastle, drove on shore on Collonsay the 24th
of December, and has damaged her rudder. The veesel is ex-
pected off without much damage.

WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 2.—Wind S.S.E., light.
ARRIVED.—HaroId, Mann, from Calcutta Dumfriesshire
Dixon, Rangoon—Empire State, Briggs, and John Bright, New
York; the latter, on the 21st Dec., in a heavy gale from E.N.E.,
shifted her cargo, which gave the ship a considerable list to star.
board—Malakloff,' Downing, Quebec—Dionisia, Presno, Corunna
—Rival, Varwell, Singapore.
SAlLED.—Wanderer, Ruder, for New York—Daring, Ball, Red
Coat, Barnard, and Saucy Lass, Macey, St. Michael's—Judith,
Brown, Henry Cook, Flarty, Judah Tourn, Nickerson, New
Orleans—Columbus, Wrang, Flensburg—Eleanor, Watts, for
St. John, N.B.—May Queen, Skolfield, Apalachicola—Fortuna,
Balder, Hayti—Alfred, Hughes, Marseilles—Revival, Phillips,
Syra. • --
Osprey, Gibson, hence at Madras.
Eliza Mary, hence at Sierra Leone.
Eugene, hence at Antwerp, 31st Dec.
Challenge, Clune, hence at Newfoundland.
Thessalia (s.s.), sailed from Smyrna for this port, Dec. 22.
Madge Wildfire, sailed from Singapore, 18th Nov., for this port.
Queenshill, Wood; Patriarch, Barnes ; Annamooka ; and Caro-
line, hence—all at Bombay.
The John Howell, which arrived at Savannah from Liverpool on
the Bth Dec., was in contact that morning with the G. L. Abbott,
from New Orleans, when the latter is supposed to have sunk.
Crew, except one man, saved.
Haidee, Tucker; Spirit of the Times, Martin; Emerald,
M`Donald; Alert, Edwards; and Acastus, Bascombe—all hence
at Harbor Grace.
James Armstrong, Hodgson, and Alfred the Great, Wilson—
both hence at Calcutta, Nov. 14.
The Duke cleared at Calcutta, Nov. 8; Palatine, 12th; Oriental,
12th ; and Cressida, 11th—all for this port.
Ocean Spray, hence at Calcutta.
Arracan, sailed from Shanghai, Oct. 25, and Cambalu, Nov. 8,
both for this port.
CALCUTTA, Nov. 22.—The Canning, hence to the West Indies,
is reported to be lost, and only ten lives saved.

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