The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-11-13 00:00:00

SATURDAY, NOVEMBER 10.—Wind S.W.

ARRIVED.—OIiver Putnam, Smith, New Orleans Chicago,
Chase, St. Stephen's—Frolic, Emue, Xabea—Forrester, Nicholas,
Havre—Hortense, Mills, Fay-al.
SAlLED.—Mystery, Heron, from Rio Janeiro—Peri, Jones,
Bevrout—John Knox, Ginn, Bermuda—Vera, Saddler, Genoa—
Emerald, M`Donald, Harbor Grace—Harriet Humble. Matthews,
Lima—Thora, Thomsen, St. Thomas—Shuttle, Parker. Valpa-
raiso—Peter alarcey, Hickey, and Anna Henderson, Husband,
Calcutta—Canada (s.). Lang, Boston—Regent, Duncan, Dordt—
Elwy, Cockburn, Malta—Robinson, Williams, and Bess Grant,
Pickthall, Constantinople.

Bride. Arnott, hence'at Brouwershaven.
Ann Powell, Banfield, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Persia, Roberts. from Calcutta for Demerara, at St. Helena.
Ocean Chief, hence for Melbourne, was off Tuakar, at three,
a.m., on the Bth instant.

MARANHAM, SEPT. 19.—The Princess Victoria, from Liverpool,
has been beached, after striking the ground, surveyed, and
repaired, and is now loading for Liverpool.
ANTWERP, Nov. B.—Accounts from Galatz, of the 27th Oct.,
state that there were about one hundred vessels in the Danube,
and eight-and.a-half feet water on the Sulina Bar.

FAYAL, Ocr. 27.—The Spanish war-steamer Velasco, from
Havana, put in here, 22nd instant, having on board 120 passengers,
taken from the Habana (s.s.), from Havana for Vigo and Liver-
pool, 11th instant, the latter having her engines and rudder
damaged, fait would continue her voyage under sail. The
Velasco sailed for Cadiz, on the 24th, after calling. The Samuel
Badger, from Trepani, was abandoned about 250 miles S.W. of
this port. Crew arrived here in the Danish brig Dorothea.

SUNDAY. NOVEMBER 11.—Wind S

AR RlVED.—Chance, Hutton, from Calcutta—Celina. Purcbase,
Bonny—Rose, Cleverly, Villa Vicion—Moulin, Jump, Detnerara—
Lalla, Richardson, Savanilla—Texican, Sewell, Laguna—Henry
C'ay, Caulkins ; AZ, Chand'er ; and James Foster, jun., New
York—Francis Barclay, Cornubeer, Constantinople—Arno (s.s.),
Joy, Naples—Blythe, Farrel, Bordeaux—Geo. Robinson, Peniston,
St. Lucia—Revival, Marseilles—Jessica, Eastman, Bombay—
P.eine des Rots, Malaga—Record, Sellars, Bombay—Beta, Bahia—
J. J. Hathorne, Parannah—Kingalocb, Brinscombe, Newfound-
land—Lebanon (s.s.), Cook, Smyrna—Actaeon, Benson, Quebec—
Heldos, Anderson, Bordeaux—Milwanhie, Soule, Mobile—Har-
vest, Fuller, Baltimore—Pride of Canada, Flinn, Montreal—Moult,
Haden, St. Michsels—D'Arcy, Brown, Alexandria—Lady Fitz-
herbert, M'Millan, Mauritius.
SAILED.--Adrian, Preble, and John Wood, Stubbs, from Cal-
cutta—J. L. Dimmock, Skolefield, Mobile—Gauntlet, Inglis,
Bombay —H. Wilkins, Karaies, Rotterdam Dreadnought,
Samuels, and Washington, White, New York.

Arabian (s.s.), Hardie, from Alexandria, Algiers, &c., at this
port ; sailed from Algiers on the 3lst ult. Diem.: The Arabian
dip not receive any damage in leaving Algiers, 30th ult., as re-
ported 6th inst., but was detained one day by bad weather.'
Red Jacket, hence for Melbourne, was spoken in lat. S N., lon.
23 W., 10th ult.
QuExxsTows, Nov. 9.—The Marion, arrived here to-day from
Chinchas, passed Cape Horn, 13th Aug., in moderate weather,
with wind from N.N.E. to N.W. On the 21st Sept., in lat. 1 S.,
24 W., felt a strong shock of marine convulsion.