The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-02-14 00:00:00

THURSDAY, FEB. 9.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.

ARRlVED.—Sheridan, Clarke, from New York—Horatio,
Munroe, Philadelphia—Jenny, Porto Rico—St. Pierre,
Santander.
SAlLED.—Shamrock (s.), Hockley, for Havre.

The Lord Elgin, Whalton, for Africa, has put back.
The Manhattan, ashore yesterday near the King's pier,
was got off this morning's flood, with the assistance of three
steam•tugs, and anchored in the river.
The Bona Venture, on shore near Camarvon, makes but
little water, and is expected to be got off as soon as the
weather moderates. She lies with her bow to seaward, and
floats at high water.
Rhone (s.s.), Wakeham, hence at Trieste, Feb. 8.
BANTRY, FEB. 6.—The Oliver Lang, from St. kalin, N. 8.,
put into this bay to-day, with loss of topmasts, boats, galley,
water casks, &c., and one man overboard.
FA LN:OI7TH. FEB. 7.—The Jenny Lind, Valot, of J,rsey,
from Laguna for Liverpool, was abandoned on the 17th Jan.,
in Ist 44 N, lon 20 W, in a leaky and damaged state. The
crew were taken off by the St. John, of Glasgow, and sub-
sesuently transferred to the Ramon, arrived here to-day.
TOBEKMORY, FEB. s.—The W. H. Davies, Carling, from
Liverpool for New Orleans, was totally wrecked on the 27th
Jan., on the Island of Barra, hear where the Annie Jane was
lost, and only one man (the steward) saved.—A large ship,
(probably the Marrnion, now in the Isle of Skye), with loss
of bowsprit, foremett, and mizenmast, passedßarra on the
27th Jan., under inaintopsaii and staysail.—A ship, water-
logged, with only a stump of one of her masts standing, was
passea on the 2nd Feb., ten miles south of Barra.—The bodies
of a gentleman and lady, neither belonging to the Annie Jane
or W. H. Davies, apparently about two or three weeks in the
water, were picked up on Barra, on the 30th Jan.
BEAUMAKTR, FEB.—The Peningham, from Liverpool for
Rio Janeiro, has put in here, leaky; also the Gulnare, from
Liverpool for Africa, with sails split, &c.

FRIDAY, FEB. 10.—Wind N.N.E., fresh.

A natvao.—Swift,LeGresley, from Malta—Persian.Howard,
Charleston--Prince Jerome (French barque)—Stirling, Hen-
derson, Savannah—Banshee, Armstrong. Girgenti.
SAlLED.—Augusta, Baddeley. for St. Michael's—West-
moreland, Halliday, Pernambuco—ldas, Hughes, Arica—
May Qneen, Tregoning, Bahia—Rufus K. Page, Atborn,
Apalachicola—Eclipse, Nassel, Ostend Albert Gallatin,
Delano, New York—Owego, Stevens, New Orleans—Bella
Gallega, Ramos. Manilla—Agatha, Maddick, Azores—Spirn,
Schade, Antwerp—Shenandoah, Morrison, Philadelphia—
Jane Goodyear, Lamzed, Palermo—David Crockett, Spencer,
New York—Ocean Star, Lord, New Orleans—Agnes, Francis,
Melbourne—Hugo. lng,erman, La Guayra—Alice Jane, Rae,
Jamaica—A E A, Jarvis,Gibraltar—Hebe, Johns, Charente—
Rapide, Bockleman, Monte Video.

The Great Britain (s.s) was to sail from Sydney Nov. 10.
and from Melbourne, Dec. 20, for this port, via Cape Horn
and Falkland Islands.

The Stephen Surniami, for this port, has been in contact
with the Eliza Morrison, from Callao. The forme: lost both
anchors and chains, and the latter was considerably damaged.
Orbit, Wakefield, from Callao, at Bahia, under repairs.
Sabnion, hence for San Francisco, put into Bahia for water.
Favourite, Webster, and Itiano:a—both hence at Buenos
Ayres.
The Jenny Jones sailed from Rio Janeiro for this port pre •
vious to Jan. 10.

Romulus, hence at Adelaide.
Joshua, from London at Port Philip.
Portena, Bouce, hence at Buenos Ayres.
Ferris, sailed from Buenos Ayres, Dec. 22. for this port ;
and Acastus, Dec. 24, for England.
William Edward, sailed from Bahia, Dec. 22, and Judith,
9th, for the Channel; Laura, Jan. 12, for this port; and
Ranger. 12th, tor Pernambuco.
Brazileira (s.s.), hence at Bahia, Jan. 14, at 5 30 a.m.
Accomplished the voyage under 20 days, and would leave for
Rio at four o'clock.
United States ship Constitution, from the coast of Africa
(had raptured a slaver a short time previous); Eliza, Hesperus,
Schyryd, and Woodstock—all at St. Vincent, Cape de Verds.
Cleopatra (s.s.), from Melbourne (and sailed about Jan. 6
for this port): Valdivia, and Bonita, both hence—all at Rio
Janeiro.

Rhondda, M'Conochie, and Crusader, Hunter, both hence
Titania, Pierce; Meteor, Boyd; Spray, Roper; Bell, Browr
(from Newfoundland); and Henry Miller, from Newport—all
at Pernambuco. _ .

Lusitania (s.s.), Brown, from Monte Video, of Pwllheli,
put in for a supply of fuel. Left Monte Video, 3rd, Rio
Janeiro 10th. Bahia 14th, Pernambuco 16th, St. Vincent 26th
Jan., and Lisbon, Feb. 4. The Lusitania left Admiral Corry's
squadron at Lisbon, Feb. 4. The Lusitania's mails arrived
here this morning.
DUBLIN, Fun. B.—The divers report that the Tayleur has
parted at the stern, and the decks abaft burst up, the cargo
being strewn about on the bottom.
BUENOS AYRES, DEC. 31.—The Argentina (s.s.), tender to
the Liverpool and Brazilian steamers' struck on a sunken
reef, Dec. 21, when leaving the Bay of Monte Video for this
port, and is reported to have been abandoned and sold.
LERWICK, FEB. 6.—The Charles Jones, of Liverpool, from
Leith to Valparaiso, during a violent westerly storm, Jan. 31,
struck on a sunken rock off Eshraness, parish of North Mavin,
in Shetland, and instantly went into a thousand pieces. Crew
drowned. A cask of sherry wine, portions of the hull, and
the ship's papers have been washed ashore. The Charles
Jones had the materials for an iron pier on board for Valparaso.