The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-03-14 00:00:00

SATURDAY, MARCH 11.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.

ARRI VE D.—Louisa, Scott; Theodore, Lamb; Wm. Pirtle,
Thompson; Alabama, Marston; John Bunyan, Nickols; and
Thornhill, BogLrt, New Orleans—Gazateer, Watlington, and
Siddons, Taylor, New York—Lady Hobart, Haws, Charles-
ton—Alberta, Cardenas.
SA 1 LED.—A frica (a.), Harrison, for New York—Kangaroo,
(a.), Johnson, Malta.
Brazileira (a. s.), Cox, from the Brazils, at this port. left
Monte Video, lat ult. ; Rio Janeiro, 10th; Bahia, 14th; Per-
nambuco, 16th ; St. Vincent, 26th ; and Lisbon, 7th instant.
Arabian (s. a.), Miller, from Constantinople, at Smyrna.
Melita (a. a.), and Garland, Simpson, hence at Malta.
Great Western (s.), from Southampton, hence Janeiro.
Ruben. Whelen, and Mary Muir, Duffy, at Bahia.
Lusitania (a.s.), hence at Lisbon, 28th ult., in 4 days 5 hours-
Zarah, and Bosphorus, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Argo (a. s.), from Southampton, at St. Vincent, ancesailed
for the Cape of Good Hope, &c., 26th ult.
Hermes, from the Cape de Verds for Buenos Ayres, is loaf
on the English Bank, Rio Plate.
'Fiber (a. a.), and cleared for Naples, and Coquette, Aitkitti,
hence at Leghorn.
. .

Balbec (s a.), from the Levant, and Orontes (a. a.), from
Alexandria, at Malta, and sailed for this port.
Hibernia, and Onda, sailed from Malta, 23rd ult., and
Teneriffe, 28th, for this port.

Chaseley, Slaughter; Lord John Russell, Clark; Atalante;
Spray ; and Prospero, sailed from Pernambuco for Maceio.
Countess of Zetland, from London for the Cape of Good
Hope, with loss of rudder and making much water, having
been ashore.

Ohio, sailed from Pernambuco for this port, Jan. 30;
Jannets, 25th, for Cork; and Meteor, 28th; Titania, 29th;
and Bonito, 9th ult. for the Channel.

Flying Childers, Brownrigg; Indus, Black; Globe, Wylie;
Chenanus, Cutler; Bernhard, Pattison; and Prima Donna,
Newall, hence; Viscount Sandon, from the Clyde; and
Clymene, Smith, from the Clyde for California, in distress,
at Rio Janeiro.
Reindeer, Hunt, from Rio Janeiro; Commerce, Mitchell,
from Bahia; Norval, and sailed for Paraiba, and Glaucus,
from Newfoundland; and Evertou, King; Byron, Brown;
Town of Liverpool, Flood; and Faro, Fernandes, hence at
Pernambuco.

Pantheon, from New York for this port, on shore below
Holyhead, lies broadside on to the beach, inside a reef, with
part of her keel and deadwood out, and fills with the tide.
If the weather keeps moderate, it is expected that the cargo
will be saved ; but the vessel, it is feared, will be a total loss.
BAHIA, JAN. 23.—The brig O'Halloran, Young, of London,
foundered within the Abrolhos Banks.

SUNDAY, MARCH 12.—Wind S., light.

ARRlVED.—Trinity Yacht, Hounsell, from Port Rico—
Dundonald, Gillies, Mobile—Montezuma, Power, Apalachi-
cola—Shannon, Thompson, New York—Melita (s. s.), Cook,
Constantinople—J. P. Harward, Andros ; Marshfield, Torry;
and Africa, Jordan, New Orleans—Chas. Merdan, Walker,
St. John's, N. B.—Little Fred, Parry, Palermo—Alliance,
and Belle, Brown, Buenos Ayres—John and Mary, Wells,
Larache—John Beynon, Beynon, Alexandria—Bslbec (s.-s.),
Simpson. Malta.
SAILED.—Dyson, Williams, Jamaica—Crisis, Bell, Bom-
bay—W. H. Harbeck, Marshall, New York—R. B. Sumner,
Dyer, Lew Orleans—J. Barbour, St. John's, N.B.—La Plata
(a.-s.), Baran], Monte Video—Wreath, Dickson? Ceylon—M.
Ismay, Pearson; Skelleftea, Sonenatein, Rio Janeiro—Earf
Grey, Sharp, Bahia—Luconia. Freeman, Charleston.

Canada (s.), Stone, from Boston and Halifax, at this port:
left Boston on the Ist instant. Has brought 4'159,146 on
freight.
Ailsa, hence at Mobile.
Actaeon, hence at New Orleans.
Ensign, for Africa, has put back.
Andes (s.-s.), hence at Boston, Ist instant.
Bell Rock, Pendleton, hence at Boston.
Charlotte sailed from Mazagan for this port, 18th ult.
Europa (s.), Shannon, hence at New York, 25th ult.
City of Manchester, and Robt. A. Parke, hence at Charleston
Iris, hence, and Walter Duncan, from Cadiz, at Monte
Video.
Wyoming, Dunlevy, and J. A. Hawthorne, hence at Phila-
delphia.
Washington, and Spartan, sailed from Mobile for this port,
15th ult.
Bangalore, Whitefield, and Deborah, Lester, hence at San
Francisco.
Jane Erskine sailed from Rio Janeiro, Jan. 17, and Dove,
Feb. 2, for New York ; Queen of the Exe, Jan. 22, for this
port ; and Gitania. Feb. 1, for the Cape of Good Hope.
Beejapore, M'Lay, from New York for this port, went
ashore on Diamond Reef whilst in tow of two steamers, but
was got off next tide without damage.
Sobraon sailed from Bahia, Jan. 21, for California; Im-
perial, 27. for Australia; Her. Raiment, Jan 31, and Princess,
Feb. 8, for Bremen ; and Lady Cornwall, 9, for the Clyde.
Enterprise, Davis, and G. A. Phelps, Sherman, sailed from
New York, 23rd ult.; Edmond, Robinson, 24th; Anglo
Saxon, Sinnott, and Continent, Drummond, 25th; and Isaac
Wright, At:eel, 27th, for this port.
Parliament. hence for Boston, at Provincetown, 24th ult.
On the 23rd Jan. was struck by lightning, killing two men
and injuring another. During the passage experienced heavy
westerly gales, started topgallant forecastle, washed away
billet-bead, split sails, &c. Crew badly frost-bitten.
John Kendall, Dean, from Greenock for Philadelphia;
Robena, Bartlett, from Glasgow; American Eagle, Moore,
from London ; and Dreadnought, Samuels, in 19 days ; Web-
ster, Lawrence; Cornelius Grinnel, Fletcher; Joshua Bates,
Easterbrook ; and Excelsior, hence at New York.
' Columbiana Stahl, from New Orleans for this port, Walt
abandoned on the 27th Jan., in a sinking and disabled state..
The crew and officers. sixteen in number, were saved by the
Cornelius Grinnell, Captain Fletcher, hence at New York,. by
being drawn through the water by means of roper. The
Cornelius Grinnell also tell in with the brig Frederick, Capt..
Parker. from Halifax for this port, on the 3•th Jan., dis-
masted, and took off the captain and crew. nine in number.:
Chariot of Fame, hence at Boston. On the 11th Jan.,. of
Holyhead, was in contact with a barque, and lost jibboomq,
on the 23rd shipped a heavy sea, which stove bulwarks,
washed four boats away, filled the cabin with water, &c.,
also lost several sails and spars ; on the 23rd Feb., in Boston
Bay, had a heavy gale, and lost foresail, split fore and mizzens
topsails; and having no sails to bend put into Provincetown,,
and was towed thence to Boston. She was in the same lon-
gitude from 22nd Jan. to 7th Feb., and made only 300 miles
in eight days.
QUEENSTOWN, MARCH 10.—The Douro (s. a.), Benson,
from Liverpool for Oporto, was towed in here to-day-by the
pilot-cutter Thetis, with boilers out of order.

MONDAY, MARCH 13.—Wind S.
ARRIVED.—Specimen, Fink, from St. Michael's—Kennett,
Kennett, Terceira—Ariel, Vincent, Mazagan—Moor of Venice,
Fuller, Malaga.
SAlLED.—Margaret (s.),Harrison,Havre—Cornelia,French,
New York—lsis, Lister, Barbadoes—Florence, 13urton„Africa.
Arabia, Forrest, Savannah, off this port.
Anna Smith, from Callao, at Aberdeen.
La Plata (s. a.), hence to Brazil, put into Holyhead-lan'
night, with trifling damage to machinery.
Portland, Ogg, from New Grenada, at Mobile.
Andover. Moys, from this port, at Ceara.
MILFORD, MARCH 9.—The Nautilus, Brown, from Liver—:
pool to Melbourne. put inhere to-day in consequence of being
overloaded. About six tons of slates will be taken out of her..
FALMOUTH, MARCH 11.—A large vessel was passed March'
Satrbri,vedlat
h4e2reN., lon 14 W, with loss of bowsprit, by the Ten*,

Nsw YORK. FEE. 24.—The Beejapore, for Liverpool, while:
being towed down the East River this morning, went ashore:
or. Diamond Reef, but subsequently got off, and proceeded.