The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-05-03 00:00:00

AMERICA.
ARRIVAL OF THE ANDES.

By the screw steam-ship Andes, Captain Hutchings,
which arrived in the Mersey on Saturday, we have
advices from New York to the 18th ult.

The Andes sailed from New York, at 4.50, p.m., on the
18th ult. ; on the 19th, at 11.50, a.m., passed the Royal
mail-steamer Arabia, hence for New York ; and, on the
27th, at 7, a.m., passed the screw-steamer Glasgow, from
the Clyde for New York. The Andes made Cape Clear
at 4, p.m., on the 29th ; passed Holyhead, at 1 10, p.m.,
on Saturday ; and arrived in the river at 7.30, having
made the run in 11 days and 22 hours.
The United States mail-steamer Pacific, Captain Nye,
which sailed from the Mersey at 9.50, a.m., on the 6th,
arrived at New York, at 2, p.m., on the 17th, after a run
of 11 days 8 hours and 55 minutes.
The screw steam-ship City of Manchester, Capt. Leitch,
which sailed from the Mersey, at 1, p.m., on the 30th
March, arrived at Philadelphia at 10, a.m., on the 17th
ult., after a run of 18 days 1 hour and 30 minutes.
he screw steam-ship Alps, Captain Wickman, hence,
arrived at New York, at 6, a.m., on the 18th ult.
It was rumoured at Washington that the intention of
sending a full minister to Central America had been
abandoned, and that a chargé would be substituted. It
was thought probable that Mr. Buchanan would conduct
the Nicaragua and Central American negotiations in
London.

Governor Seymour, of Connecticut, had been offered
the position of minister to Mexico, and, it was under-
stood, had accepted.
A man, named Michael Reardon, had been arrested at
New York charged with the murder of Henry Miller,
cook on board the ship American Congress, on her pas-
sage from London to New York. Warrants had also
been issued against John Ferris, mate of the same ship,
and a man named Richmond, for using dangerous
weapons, and assaulting and maiming several persons on
the ship.
MExico.—We have accounts from the City of Mexico
to the 6th, and from Vera Cruz to the 12th ult. General
Santa Anna arrived at Vera Cruz on the Ist, in the West
India mail steamer Avon, having been elected President
of the Republic of Mexico for the fifth time. He was
received with the greatest enthusiasm, firing of salutes,
and other demonstrations of joy. The authorities of the
city, and those recently arrived from the capital, went
on board, and conducted him to Vera Cruz with great
solemnity.
On tte 2d ult. General Santa Anna published a mani-
festo to the nation, in which he makes magnificent
promises for the regeneration of his " beloved country."
He proceeded to the capital on the 6th. An escort of one
thousand men had been sent to meet him and conduct
him thither. The treaty confirming the grant to the
Sloo Company of the Tehuantepec ronte had been signed
by the American Ministers at Mexico, and by the Com-
missioners of the Mexican Government.
CUBA.—From Havana we have advices to the 12th ult.
On the 9th forty-five of the prisoners who were tried and
convicted for alleged revolutionary attempts against the:go-
verment were sent to Cadiz, to await the decision of the
Queen of Spain. The new British commissioner, Mr.
Backhouse, had arrived at Havana in H.M. steamer
Medea. The West India mail steamer had arrived at
Havana on the 6th, from Mexico, with 82,500,000 in
specie on freight, en route for England.
Late accounts from Venezuela state that Don Joaquin
Herrara had been elected Vice-President of the Republic.
A decree had been introduced by the Senate to celebrate
a treaty between New Granada and Ecuador, on the limits
of the two countries, under the arbitration of the Queen
of Spain.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPA.
By the British and North American Royal Mail steam-
ship Europa, Captain Shannon, which arrived on Sunday,
we have advices from New York to the 20th ult.
The Europa sailed from New York at 3, p.m., on the
20th. On the 27th, at 11.10., p.m., in lat. 5036, lon.
27.37, passed the steamer Asia, hence for New York. On
the 30th, at 10.45, a.m.. passed Cape Clear, and at 4, p.m.,
off Ballycotton, passed the ship lowa and barque Avon-
dale, bound out. She passed Holyhead at 5.30, a.m., on
Sunday, and saluted the Rock Lighthouse at 11, a.m.,
having made the run in 10 days 15 hours and 15 minites.
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arrived at New York at 6 40, a.m., on the 20th ult.,
having made the run in eleven days and twenty-five
minutes. She lay-to off Sandy Hook for two hours and
forty-five minutes, waiting for daylight.
The Europa has brought 100 passengers, and £'201,000
in specie, on freight.
PASSENGERS.—Mr. B. Ferdick and lady, Miss Frost,
Mrs. and Miss Tulford, Dr. J. C. Dalton, Lord Bishop
of Montreal and servant, Mrs. Molineaux, three children
and servant, Captain Remington, lady, and daughter,
Rey. S. R. Ward, Mr. F. Feilde, lady, two daughters,