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

WEDNESDAY, FERRI:A RY 27.—Wind N.W.

ARRIVED.—City of Montreal, Guthrie, Charleston—First Fruit,
Hardy, St. Michael's—Anna Maria, Henrietta, Amsterdam—Wm.
L. Burgess, Graffan, Apalachicola—Kangaroo (s.s.), Ewing, Varna
—Lyme Regis, Hodder, Alexandria—Esther, Pierce, Rossano—
Karnak (s.a.), Dubbins, Malta—Champion, Savanilla—Houghton,
New Orleans Flandre, Havre Alliance, Halifax—American
Union, Otis, Mobile—Clara Brookman, Higgins, New Orleans—
Pelican (a s.), Croft, and Zorge en Viyt, Mulder, Rotterdam—
Eclipse, Clasen, Ostend—Eugene, II egewyk, Antwerp—Electric,
Messary, St. Michael's—. Callao, Fletcher, Hamburg.
SAlLED.—Bommeleward, Loos, for Batavia Falcon, Moys,
Ceara—Caroline, Conner, and Annapolis, Graham, Baltimore—
Swift, Hanuaford, Gibraltar—Astoria, Hutchinson, Charleston—
Ben Bolt, Loring, Matanzas.
Rita (s.s.), Arana, hence at Santander.
Minho (s.s.). hence off Oporto.
Erwy, Colburn, sailed from Smyrna for this port, 10th Feb.
The William Penn, and Avondale, for this port, are said to be
frozen up at Baltimore.
Frankfort (s,s.), sailed from Palermo for this port, 15th Feb.

THURSDAY, FEBRUARY 28.—Wind W.

ARRlVED.—Margaret (s.), Little, from Havre Jungfrauw,
Rotterdam—Daniel van Ypea, Antwerp President, Partelon,
New Orleans—Hellingonda, Amsterdam—Waaksoneheid, Lories,
and Albert von Panhagau, Vder Leit, Rotterdam.
SAlLED.—Dreadnought, Samuels, and Robert Kelly, Barstow,
for New York—Windermere, Wilson, New Orleans— Hannah
Johnson, Johnson, Gibraltar—Lombardy, Lombard, Venice—
Lucy Thompson, Pendleton, New York—Wm. Owens. Strattan,
Africa—Minho (s.s.), Gartequiz, 'Valencia—Flora, Findlay, Cal-
cutta—Maid of Athens, Bonfellow, Constantinople— Kirkby,
Thomson, Trinidad—Margaret, Alexander, Nantes.

Fanny, hence at St. Nazare.
Morwenna, hence at Havre.
Leonor, and Aurora, both hence at Cadiz.
Countess of Elgin. hence at Calcutta.
Stap Appingdam, hence at Falmouth, 26th instant.
Victoria, Henriquez, hence at Lisbon.
Nonpariel, Dunn, hence off Philadelphia.
Saucy Lass, hence and St. Michael's at Madeira, to perform
quarantine before being admitted to pratique at St. Michaels.
Gallovidean ; Milagre, Rodriguez; and Lebanon (a.s.), all hence
at Gibraltar.
Ebro ts.s.), and cleared for Corunna ; and Sultana, both hence
at Vigo.
LISBON, FEB. 19.—A wreck, apparently a brig, with topmast
seven feet above water, and a quantity of heads and stares of palm
oil casks floating, were passed 27th Jan., 40 miles N.W. of Scilly,
by the Jenny Lind, arrived here. [Mm : The above will, no
doubt, be the wreck of the Garrow, from Africa for Liverpool.]
The Ann Rose, from Liverpool for Calcutta, has foundered at
sea.

FRIDAY, FEBRUARY 29.—Wind S.

ARRIVED.—Coronet, Cousins ; and Martip LutLer, Nichols,
(ram New Orleans7Tamiaconata, SturkingarCorunna.

SAILED.— Pocahontas, Wooderson, and Brewer, for New
Orleans—Aurora, Bunting, New York--Victor Emanuel, Fox,
Genoa—Grecian (s.s.); Anne; and Royal Charlie, Constantinople
—Dorcas Prince, and Fortuna. Trieste—Rajah, Calcutta—Sylvia,
City Point Chapultepn, Mobile Horatio, San Francisco—
Jeannette, Melanie, Mobile—Quebec Packet, Naples—Stornoway,
Hong Kong—Britannia, Malta.

Gazelle, hence at St. Michael's.
Marian Zagary, hence at Salonica.
Fanny, hence at Paimboeuf.
Jane, hence at St. Nazare.
Lively, and Morenna, hence at Havre.
Victor, hence at Ostend.
Me Silva, sailed from Lisbon for this port, Feb. 19.
Frederico, Soares, hence at Madeira, and sailed Feb. 11 for
Mogadore.
The Edinburgh (s.s.), which saw the broken pieces of cabin
furniture on the ice, Feb. 7, was, at 9 30 a.m., in lat. 41 N., lon.
46 W.; at noon passed large icebergs, and was detained 7 hours,
during which period the wreck was seen.
A large English steamer was seen Feb. 14, in lat. 44 N., lon. 49
W., surrounded by ice, and going very slowly to the westward, by
the Sarah Brookm an, arrived hereon the 26th, which saw between
4:;0 and 500 icebergs on the 14th.—Dlem. : The R.M.S. Canada
left this port Feb. 2 for Boston, and the R.M.S. Asia on the 9th
for New York.]