The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-06 00:00:00

SEABORNE MAILS,

Da) when made
up in Gen. Post-
office, London.
America(by Br. pk.).. F.very Friday ,
America (by U.S. p.). 6th of Sept
America(by U .S.p.)
Australia (via South-,
ampton,. Bth of Sept .
DiHo tto (via Cp. of GooGoodpe
Africa (West Coast) 114th of Sept....
Alexandria '2oth of Sept. ...

COUNTRIES

From what; When
Port due in
despatched,England

ILiverpool jSept. 12
Liverpool .\ Sept. 14

iSoutliamp

South a mp

iPlymouth . Aug. 2S
Southamp. Sept. 20
Southamp. Sept. 16
Dover .... Daily

Bahamas
Belgium

17th of Sept,
Daily ..... .

Brazil
Buenos Ayres :9th of Sept
Canada
Cape of Good Hope
Cape de Verde
Ceylon
Channel Isles
Chili
China (see India)
Constantinople .......Bth of Sept.
Continent of Europe..,Twice daily
Egypt (see India)
France
Gibraltar .
Greece (see India)
Greytown . 2nd & 17th of mo.
Hamburg . Tuesday & Friday
H aye nnah 2nd of October .
Holland
Honduras
India(viaS'ampton) 4th of Sept.
India l4th of Sept,
lonian Isles (see India)
Ireland
Lisbon
Madeira
Madeira
Malta (see India)
Malta
Mauritius (see India)
Mauritius
Mexico . 2nd of October

Southamp. Sept: 16
Soutbamp. Sept. 16
Liverpool .
_...

14th of Sept.....
14th of Sept.....
14th of Sept....:
Mon. Wed. & Fri
17th of Sept.....

'Plymouth. Sept. 26
Plymouth . Sept. 26
Plymouth .;Sept. 25
Southamp.:T. Th. Sa
ISoutbamp.Sept. 16

Southamp.iSept. 20
Dover ;Twice da

Twice daily
4,7,17,20,270 f mo.

Dover Twice da
Southamp.iSept. 16

Southamp. Sept. 16
London .. Tue. Sat
Southamp. Oct. 1_

London .. Mon. Th
Southamp. Sept. 16
Southamp. Sept. 20
Plymouth . Sept. 26

Tvrice daily
7,17&27 of month
9th of Sept.
14th of Sept. 1

Holyhead. Twice da
Southamp. Sept. 16
Southamp. Sept. 16
Plymouth . Sept. 26

7,17,1 9,27&300frni

Dover .... !Sept. 20

1
Plymouth.
Sept. 26
Southamp. Oct. 1
Dover....

Naples 5, 15, Sr 25 of too.
New Granada l7th of Sept. ....
Papal States
Peninsula . 7. 17, & 27 of mo.
Peru l7th of Sept.....
_ _

'•outhamp.Sept. 16
Dover ....

_
outhamp.iSept. 16
Southamp. Sept. 16
Plymouth . Sept. 26
IDover
Dover ....

Port Natal ll4th of Sept

Sicily . 5, 15, & 25 of mo.
Tuscany
Venezuela
Van Diemen's Land
(see Australia)
West Indies . 2nd & 17th of mo.

ISoutham-p.iSept. 16

Southamp. Sept. 16

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING

TUESDAY, Atm. 30.—Wind W.S.W., light.

ARRIVED.
Horatio, Hall Charleston William Carson, Bell
Swordfish Newfoundland Sharnagar, N.S.
Cassandra, Popplewell Rowena, Holland Smyrna
V►lla Nova Norueguesa, Alegria Bilboa
Daniel Webster, Howard I Margaret (s.), Simpson Havre
Boston Main,FreemanSt.Petersburgh
Wilson, Stoup Montreal Grecian St. Stephen's, N.B.
Harriet Wild, Many Ditto William, Krovrse Liebau
Isabella New Orleans Australia, Cutting New York
Elizabeth Bibby Africa

SA I LSD.

Saratoga, Trask New York I Moses Taylor, Trench

Havannah

Jane Pratt, Clare
Sydney, N.S.W. I Graf von Paris, Berg-
Acmel, Engels Valparaiso St. Petersburgh
Emporium, Wallace Africa Caroline, Comer Charleston
Irene, Armstrong Melbourne Margaret, Ferrugia Malta
Trade Wind, M'Culloch South Esk, Softley Havannah
Alexandria, A.S. Ocean Queen,Little Cronstadt
Annie Marla Catherine, Convivial, Jones Bergen
Jespersen Iceland I Falcon, Waddle Bahia
Carl Henrich, Bergen Lucia and Caroline, Luna
Cuidad Bolivar Malta
Juanita, Adel( Barcelona 1 Britannia, Atkins Quebec
Warman, Foote Adelaide Martaban, M‘Bird Melbourne
Ebenezer, Claneen Salonics WeUet, Dahlberg
Renteira, Zubiaga Christlanstadt
San Sebastian Glanmire, Bartlett Barbadoes
Factor, Richards Hamburgh

The Arctic (U.S.M.S.), Luce, arrived at this port at 4 10
p.m., from New York, whence she sailed on the 20th instant.
She has brought 111 passengers, but no specie. On the 20th,
at 5 p.m., spoke the United States mail steamkr Pacific, hence
for New York, fifty-five miles east of Sandy Hook.

The Tiber (i.s.); Reed, has arrived here from Marseilles,
whence she sailed on the 18th August, leaving Gibraltar on
the 23rd August.
Elena, Paris, hence at Havannah.
Forniot, Steele, hence at Portland.
Kings'on, Robinson, hence at Eastport.
America (R.M.S.), hence at Boston, 20th August.
Greyhound, Bascombe, hence at Harbour Grace.
Jessie Miller, Gray, hence at Prince Edward's Island.
Northumbria, Bland, from Melbourne at Singapore.
Dolphin, Anderson, from Bay Veste for this port, at Pictou.
Isabel, Banderich, sailed from Havannah for Cowes, Aug. 4.
North American, and Lapland, Simpson—both hence at
Boston.

Cairngorm, Robertson, from London and Lisbon for China,
at the Straits of Sunda on the2nd July—in 62days from Lisbon.
New Hampshire, Chase; Marine, Boudrot ; and Andrew
Foster, Holberton—all hence at New York.
William Pirrie, Thompson; St. Lawrence, M`Master ; Ame-
rica, Guthrie; British America, Thompson; and Woodstock,
Wood—all hence at Quebec.
...

Volant, Sears, from_ New Orleans for this port, at Plymouth,
7th August : mate and two hands dead from yellow fever, and
another killed by falling from aloft.
Camillus, Vickers, for this port, put back to New Orleans,
4th August, in distress : captain and six of the crew dead from
yellow fever.

- The Felicite, Hubeaut from Santander for this port, at Ply-
mouth, for repairs, having been struck by lightning during a
severe storm on the 25th, which carried away both topmasts,
and laid the vessel upon her beam ends.
GALATZ, August 19 —The water on the Bar at Sulina was
reported to be 7i feet on the 13th, and 63 feet on the 16th Aug.
SHOREHAM, August 27.—The Australia, from Grimsbia for
Rio Janeiro, which was ashore near this place, has become a
total wreck.

AKYAB, July 2.—The Courtney, Vickers, from San Francisco
for this port, is at anchor off St. Martin's Island, leaky, and
waiting for assistance.

WEYMOUTH, August 27.—The Collector, Cransten, of Liver-
pool, from Callao, foundered at sea on the 24th instant. The
crew were saved by the Promise, from Quebec, and landed here.

WEDNESDAY, AUG. 31.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.

ARRIVED

Sultan, Brown Callao Rochelina Naples
Portena, Bruce New York Ann Larache
Grecian St. Stephen's Sophie Fredericke Cronstadt
Prince de Joinville Ditto Corzo Bilboa
Wasp St. John, N.B. I Bonne Mere Santander
Medea Quebec I San Francisco, Uriola_ Ditto

Blanche, Rudolph
Almora
William Bateman
Lay, Ivancich

Ditto Fredericksteiri,Lyche Smyrna
Ditto Julia, Dodres Ismail
Ditto Dolphin, Anderson Sackville
Alexandria

Jesusa, hence at Havannah.
Henriette, Bohrs, hence at Vera Cruz.
Rhoda, Williams, hence at Civita Vecchia.
Mariner, M'lntyre, hence at Gloucester, A ,S.
Albertina, and Hannah—both hence at Miramichi.
Sabina, from Freemauth for this port, with fever on board.
Belmont, hence, and Washington, Wilkie, hence and Vir-
ginia—both at Quebec.
Teneriffe (s.s.), Bell, and Astrologer (s.s.), Folland, from
Constantinople, at Smyrna—both sailed for this port.
Clyde (R.M.S.), left Vera Cruz for England, sth August,
with about $850,4100 in specie, on freight, arrived at Havannah,
and sailed from there, 9th August.
PoitTHCAWL, Aug. 27.—The headboard of a vessel, about
eight feet long, with " Singapore" on it, in gilt letters, was
picked up yesterday.

THURSDAY, Snrr. I.—Wind S.R., ligbt breeze

ARRIVED.
Toulon, Rich St. John, N.B. Harrison Chilton, Tacey
Mary Black, Day Montreal Rest igouche
SAILED.
Jupiter, Montz Stettin Due Fratelli, Patranich
Hampton, Bayle Miramichi Constantinople
Frankfort (s.s.), Lock Genoa Moria Martinolich
Amelia, Lena Constantinople Caroline, Heise Antwerp
Marys, Anderson John and Jenefer, Ellery
St. Petersburg Abberville
Renfrewshire,M'Neill Quebec Anna, Marcata Malta
Metropolis, Marwick N. York Venus, Anderson Iceland
Zenobia, Robinson Baltimore I Catherine, Neilson Ditto
Harvey Galbraith, Leggett San Antonio, Chojomanis
Para Constantinople
Rufus K. Page, Strickland Brahe, Erarst BratT;tdt

New Orleans I Rainbow Euens Salonica
,
Friendschaft,Maschke Memel Virginia, Armstrong Jamaica
I San FranciscoDePoala,Perillo Atalanta, Torgoue Elsinore
Corfu E. O. TurbonSantander
Gustaf, Hellund Bjorneburg Eclipse, Barker Archangel

The Annie Jane, for Montreal, is off this port, putting back
with loss of her three topmasts.
The Wolfe, Crearer, has arrived here from Quebec and
Pictou, having put into the latter port last fall, where she was
aground all the winter. Shortly after leaving she sprung a
leak and became waterlogged.
Catharina, Dumtjee, hence at Buelle.
Tmeriffe (s.s.), from the Levant at Mslta.
British Queen (s.s.), at Malta, and left, 18th August, for
Alexandria.
Arabian (s.s.), from this port at Malta, and sailed, 14th
August, for Alexandria.

FRIDAY,

2.—Wind, N.N.I

ARRIVED

Marion, Knusen St. Domingo 1 Stettin Stettin and Aberdeen

SAILED

Aarabistan, Mansfield Neptune, Martinez Havana
Rio Janeiro Belle, Bobeus Trieste
Lord Maidstone, White Eleanor, Morgan (lalatz
Quebec Matilda, M'Cormick Ditto
Amy Ann, M'Leod Montreal I Margaret, Barber Ditto
Runac, Fearon Luna I Mary, Gunton, 13rnyrna

Alfred the Great, Brayley Elizabeth, Nepporus Narra
Calcutta Aspasia, Calamassa Malta
Isabella,Grimalitch M. Video Marie, Lauritsen Iceland
Beacon, Mabin Havre

Livorno (s.s.), and Orontes (s.s.), Aug. 26, at Gibraltar.
Lady SheMourne, Hunter; Philo, Bameron ; John Peile,
Saltar; arid Helen and Francis, Underwood (leaky), all hence
at Callao.
Agnes, Fox, hence at Demerara.
Sandford, sailed from Demerara for Madras August 8.
Al hert, Sloan, sailed from Barbadoes for this port August 6.
Castries, King, hence at St. Lucia.
Olympus, sailed from Savanilla for Penzance, July 24.
John, Luckharn,and Historia,Movratboth hence at Jamaica.
Fay, Clark, from Cardiff at Callao.
Nepaul, from China at Callao.
Nancy, Prahn, from Rio de Janeiro at Cuxhaven.
Anne Thompson, Davies, from Chinca at Callao, and sailed
for this port.
Jessica, Huntingdon, from Caldera; Anjer, Cook, from the
Clyde ; Adam Lodge, Valparaiso—all at Ulao.
Burns, hence at Valparaiso.
Harriet, Goldsworthy, sailed from St. Lucia August 7, and
Monarch 10, both for this port.
Livonia, 111`111illan, and Anna Catharina, both hence at St
Tb

comas
Thexian, Sewell, sailed from Punta Arenas for Valparaiso
July Ist.
Mina, Weale, sailed from Ponce. P.R._ fnr.1.11:..,--, v

Felicity, sailed .0. tins Jul y 31.
fromValmoutlr,Ja ma Ica, Aug. 1, p
for this port.
Daring, Milligan, and Medina, Guthree, from Carthagena
at Savanilla.
Clausina Maria, Looness, at Narva, with damage, having
been in contact.

Baron Renfrew, Troughton, for Callao at Punta Arenas,
short of provisions, and crew sick.

,
Freeman, Passmore, for this port, put back to Jamaica,
August Ist, with crew mutinous, and sailed again for this

Geraldine-, Wakeham, sailed from Callao for this port 18th
July ; Eliza, 12th; Pacific, 13th ; Lanercost, 13th ; Ontario,
15th; and Kelvin, 21st, all for England.
BELFAST, Aug. 31.—Two large casks of fresh water, one
marked " Revell, Cooper, Liverpool, No. 235," at the bung,
were picked up 29th August, off Wicklow Head, by the Alai-
vina (s.s.), from London.
ST. KITT'S, Aug. 10.—The Gemini, Harvey, from St. Vin-
cent to London, was stranded on the reef near Flat Key Rock,
Dog Island, 3rd August, and has become a wreck. The crew,
passengers, and part of her cargo were saved.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 3.—Wind N.N.W., light

Hope, Fortune
Astrologer (s.s.)

A RRIYETV

Quebec I George Canning, Lawson
Smyrna 1 St. Petersburg

SAILED

Niagara (s.), Leitch Boston Waterloo, Harvey New York
Josiah Bradlee, Baysen Ditto Progress, Chase Ditto
Kennebec, Smith St. Thomas Equator, Simpson Quebec
Emilie, Chauvelon Nantes Albatross (s.s.) Hansen Lisbon
Victor, Mennier Leghorn Guilhermine, Contente Ditto
Magician, Stoolc La Cuarra Mina, gong Harlingen
Larinia,Sindle St. Petersburg Eudocia, Vaughan
Juan, Hermacbea Havana St. John's, N.B.
C. Holmes, Pillsbury Ditto Heleanthus, Reynolds Genoa
Gipsy Queen, Lockhart I Ceferina, Pulpeiro Barcelona
Melbourne Nicholas Biddle, Gerrish
Mary Ann Johnston, Johnston
Calcutta Raffaell, Gavanim
Persian (s.s.), Miller Fimral, Black
Constantinople Acadia, Shan.

Savannah
Odessa
Quebec
Ditto

Welcome, Return, for St. Mauves, has put back, with damage.
Hope, Ellis, hence at Ancona.
Arno (s.s.), Steele, hence at Leghorn.
Cambria (s.), hence at Havre.
Daniel Morris, Parry, and Herman Theodor, Muller, hence
at Brouwershaven.

Falcon, for Jersey, got aground yesterday, on Burbo, and
proceeded.
Earl of Lonsdale (s.), Grenfell, hence for Gibraltar, at
Hayle, short of coals.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 4.—Wind N.E., moderate,

ARRIVED

Jacob A. Westerveldt, Hood- I Jessie, Sheridan Maranham
less New York

SAILED

Aberfoyle, Monase _ Calcutta f Franchise, Robinson

Commerce, Lowell New York Charleston
Montezuma, Courcey Ditto Thor, Boyce Constantinople
James Wright, Osborne Ditto Jason, Neuleyser Danzig
State Rights, Paxton Ditto Jane, Henchcombe Ditto
Henry Pratt, Newcombe Ditto I Emma, Ferris Newfoundland
Wm. Nelson, Cheever Ditto Young Queen, Ayres
Tillisch, Juhl Rio Grande St. Thomas
James, Burrell Cape Sines, &c Isaiah Crowell, Killey Ditto

Africa (s.), Harrison, from New York, at this port, sailed
24th ult. : no specie either for this port or Havre. In attempt-
ing to take the Bar too early on the tide, this morning, got
aground, and remained about two hours, when she floated off,
without apparent injury.

GlasgovV(s.s.), from Glasgow, at New York, 23rd ult.
Mary Carson, hence off Philadelphia, dismasted.
Staffordshire, Richardson, hence at Boston.
Prosper, Griffiths, and Calpe (s.s.), hence at Naples.
Lisbon, 11I`Gowan, and Gannet (s.s.), hence at Lisbon.
Regulus, sailed from Maranham for this port, 23rd July.
Black Prince, M`Pherson, cleared at San Francisco for Val-
paraiso, 30th July.

Southampton, Burgess; Jessie Munn, Duckett; Orleans,
Henderson ; and Admiral, Crisp—hence at New York.

Pacific (s.), Nye, hence at Nes; York, 23rd ult. On the fifth
day out, hi lat. 40, lon. 38, broke the main centre shaft, and
made the remainder of the passage with one engine and one
wheel.

Arabia (s.), Judkins, hence at New York, 23rd ult. at 7 30,
a.m., in 9 days 17 hours and 30 minutes, having sailed from
this port, 13th ult., at 2, p.m.; by chronometer, 9 days 22
hours and 10 minutes. _ _ _

Auxnovv, September 2.—The Martaban. of Greenock, from
Liverpool for Melbourne, ran on the Arklow Bank, yesterday,
but got off early last night, supposed without damage.
NEw yo nu:, August 24.—The Reginald Heber, of Liverpool,
from Callao for Hampton Roads, and the Aramingo, from
New York for California, were in contact, Ist June, in lat. 6
S., lon. 98 W. The captain, first and second mates, and six
seamen of the Reginald Heber got on board the Aramingo,
seven of the crew remaining on hoard. A vessel, supposed to
be the Reginald Heber, which was seen next morning, is
believed to have sunk. The Aramingo arrived at San Fran-
cisco, 23rd July.