The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-03-28 00:00:00

THURSDAY, MARCH 23.—Wind W.N.W., light.

ARRIVED.—Witch of the Wave, Leslie, from Girgenti—
Margaret (s.), Harrison, Havre—Lady Kinsale, St. Michael's.
SAlLED.—Baltic (m. s.), Briggs, for New York, at 4 a.m.
Black-eyed-Susan, Martin, Geelong—Georg, Cornelisen, La
Guayra—Gladmire, Barrett, Barbados.

Robert Kelly, hence for New York, which was ashore on
400 M Bank, and subsequently int iota Kingstown, dis-

masted, has been towed back here from the latter port by tho
steam-tug Iron King.
Persian, which sailed for Charleston, Ist March, has put
back to this port, with decks swept, and loss of boats, bul-
warks, stancheons, &c., having been struck by a heavy sea.
She bore up from lon. 19.
New City of Cork, hence at Barbadoes.
Braganza, sailed from Iquique, 3rd Feb., for London.
Pizarro, Splatt, sailed from Islay for this port, 7th Feb.

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Grace, Sewell, sailed from Savanilla for Rio Hache, 9th Feb.
Annie Morrice, Burrell, hence for Newfoundland, at Water-
ford, 20th March.
Freeman, Bourne, and Lyra, Galsworthy—both hence at
Jamaica.
Lord Riversdale, from San Antonio (and sailed for Callao),
and Mary Catherine, fron9 Sandwich Isles—both atValparaiso.
Acanthus, Marshall ; and North Esk, Rodgers—both sailed
from Demerara for this port, 25th Feb.
John M`Kenzie, Deane, from Melbourne at Grenada, and
proceeded for New Orleans.
Louisa, Squarry, sailed from Barbadoes for this port, 22nd

Februarli.
Phoenix, King, sailed from Antigua for this port, 15th Feb.;
and Ouzel Galley, 22nd Feb., after repairing, tor Ardrossan.
Columbine, Anderson, sailed frotn Panama for Callao,
19th February.
Valdivia (s. a.), hence; Star, from Cardiff; Australia, from
Australia—all at Callao.
Dentinck, sailed from Valparaiso, 18th Jan., for Swansea;
Countess of Durham, and Grenfeld, 16th, and Douro, 20th,
fnr Herradura ; Chieftain, 15th, and Astoria, 30th, for
Talcahuana ; Jane Pirrie, 18th, for Caldera; and Mary, 25th
Jan., for Callao. .

Fen. 28.—The Minna, which put in here in dis-
tress, Jan. 2, has been repaired, and chartered for Liverpool.

FRIDAY, MARCH 24.—Wind N.E., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Sarah Sands (s. s.), Ileley, Portland, after
putting into Kinsale for fuel; during the passage she en-
countered large fields of ice, and experienced very rough
weather—Sydney and Jane, Parry, Malta—Kjellested, Nor-
way—Martin, Lewin, I)antzic.

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SAlLED.—Frankfort (s. s.), Lock, for Genoa—J. P. Hay-
ward, Andros, and James Sitcombe, Hill, New Orleans—
Melina, Pinkliam, Liston—lnfanta, Knight, Havre—Henry
Bell, Smith, Zaute—Freia, Hemmert, Bergen—Consul, Mills,
Philadelphia. . . —7-7

Laragabel, sailed from Mayaguez, February 24,.
for this port. _

Kate liow•e, Norcross, hence for Ne.v Orleans, at New-
port, March 22.
Guatemala Packet, Phillips, hence at Buenos Ayres, and
sailed, Feb. 6, for Acajutla.
Glaucus sailed for England, and Georgiana for Valparaiso,
previous to Jan. 7.
Alciope, Bennett, from Iquique; Vicar of Bray, Harrison,
from Islay, and both sailed for this port.
Star, Croscombe, from Buenos Ayres and Queenstown by
the steam•tug Albert, with loss of foremast, &c.

Zillah, at Pisagua.
Felicity, hence at Jamaica.
Calcutta, Pope, hence at Belize.
Catherine Jenkins, Hodge, hence at Coquimbo.
Courier, Wise, and Hugh Block, Albat, both hence at
Callao. _ .

Tagus, Rowett, hence and Laguayra, at Porto Cambello,
with a consioerable part of her cargo damaged, in consequence
of bad weather dun ng the passage, and sailed Jan. 28 for Rio
Hache, and this port.
AMSTERDAM, MARCH 22.—The Laurel (s.), from Shields
for Nainns, was abandoned on the 23rd Feb.; the crew were
taken off by the Neptunus, of Leith, which vessel was
abandoned on the 14th of March, and both crews taken off
by a Dutch vessel, arrived at Maaslius. Seven men died of
starvation.
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MILFORD, MARCH 21.—About 160 bales of cotton have
been landed from the Caronelia, from New Orleans for Liver-
pool, ashore on Broadhaven Sands, and 150 more are expected
to be got out this ebb. The ship does not make any water,
and it is expected that she will be got off to-morrow.
VALPARAISO, JAN. 31.—The Nueva Granada (s.), has
returned from an unsuccessful cruise in Smith's Channel,
South Chili, in search of the British steamer Perlita, from
Liverpool, which sailed from Rio Janeiro for this port 14th
August. The Perlita was spoken by a steamer in the above
neighbourhood in September last, and has not since been
beard of.