The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-06-19 00:00:00

SUNDAY, JUNE 17.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.

ARRlVED.—Brothers, Heath, Africa—Emilie, Nantes—Hebe,
Johns, Charente—Johannn, Iceland—Henry, Sewell, Rotterdam—
Joseph, Potter, Ostend Lord Douglas, White, Odense Rio
Grande, Bohn, Monte Video.
SAILED.—Kelvin, Hatfield, Quebec—Coringa, Calls, Genoa—
John Knox, Ginn, Eastport.

Dicky Sam, hence at Panama.
Little Fred, hence at Rio Grande.
Nile, Milligan, hence at Mayaguez.
Williams, Batchelor, hence at Laguna.
Alexander, Moeles, hence, and Richmond, Pyott, from Monte
Video, at Arica.
Gauntlet, Bell, sailed from Buenos Ayres, 'nth April, and
Ipswich, Ist May, for this port.
Magician, Bell, sailed from Laguna for Porto Cabello, 12th ult.
Jane Howard, Dickie, sailed from Montego Bay for this port,
12th ult.
NASSAU, MAY 12.—An American ship, with a cargo of railway
iron, has been found derelict, at Dog Rocks, by one of the
wrecking craft belonging to this port. She is sunk in five fathoms
water, and no part of her cargo has yet been saved.
James Stewart, Taylor, from Newfoundland, and sailed on her
return, 11th ult. ; Melina, from Newfoundland; and J. T. Carr,
Wood, from Rio Janeiro, at Bahia.
The cotton passed about 100 miles west of Cape Clear, by the
Thornton, from New York, is supposed to be that thrown over-
board from the Frances, which arrived here Bth instant, from
Savannah, as the marks on the bale picked up answers to that On
some of her cotton.

CALCUTTA, MAY 4.—The Coromandel, Poole, for Liverpool,
which was proceeding down the river in tow of a steamer, has
just been telegraphed as returning to port. The Polmaise got a
thawthawse the Marion Moore to day, cutting down her bulwarks
to the covering board on the port side, with other damage.
lisvi YORK, JUNE 2.—The Ellen Hood, Kilby. from Apalachi-
cola for Liverpool, went ashore near Cape Florida, May 16, in a
heavy gale from east, but was assisted off on the 23rd, after dis-
charging about one-third of her cargo, and was on her way to
Key West. •

MONDAY, Ju 11.—Wind N.W.

ARRlVED.—Loodianab, Todd, from Bonny—Mary Charlotte,
Pear, Para—Aurora, Poppeneer, Copenhagen—Lucretia, Bragt,
Hamburgh—Johanna, Bock. Drontheim.
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SAILED.—Espoir, Zellien, for Ostend—Balkan, Markwell, Syra
—Paragon, Murray, Rio Janeiro—Carrier Dove, Conner, and
De Witt Clinton, New York—New England, Orr, Trieste—R. M.
Miles, Sturgess, Philadelphia.

Chaos, Danton, hence at Savannah.
Isabella, Young, hence at Halifax.
William Hutt, hence at Montreal.
Alma, Jones, hence at Miramichi.
. Fury, Cochrane, hence at Bathurst.
Princess Royal, Parr, hence at Para.
N. Stowers, Stowers, hence at Bucksport.
Africa (r.m.s.), hence at Halifax. sth June.
Alice Counce, Singer, hence at New Orleans.
John Garrow, Dyer, hence at St. John, N.B.
Ann, English, hence at Prince Edward Island.
' Snowdon, Robinson, hence at Newfoundland.
Oneida (s.s.), sailed from Kingstown, 17th inst., for Malta.
Annapolis, Buck, (after being on shore, but without damage),
and R. C. Winthrop, Neville, hence at Balitimore.
Envoy, Cook; Charles Chaloner, and Arthur, Batement, hence
at Quebec.
Emma; Esther Sophie; Jesse Miller; Ellen, Rothesay, from
Copenhagen, and Swea, from Hamburgh—all at Newfoundland.
NEW ORLEANS, 29th May.—The St. Patrick, hence at Liver-
pool was towed of the bar, and to sea, 27th May, drawing 18 feet
water.
QuEENsTowN, 16th June.—The Contractor (s), from Liverpool
to this port and the Crimea. (formerly a tug-boat on the river Dee),
sprung a bail leak, while coaling, and was obliged to be hauled on
a bank, where she filled.
ST. JOHN, N. 8., 26th May.—The Lady Franklin, Carar, and
Bartley, Colgar, from Liverpool to Richihucto, went ashore be-'
tween Bichibucto and Buctouche, during a N.E. gale, 21st May.
The hull and cargo of the Bartley were sold here on the 29th
May.