The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-04-25 00:00:00

WEDNESDAY, APRIL I9.—Wind S.S.E.

ARRlVED.—Western Empire, Sampson, from Mobile—Geo.
Washington, Cumming, New Orleans.
SAlLED.—Pacific (n.s.), Nye; Lucy Thompson, Pendleton;
and Montezuma, De Courcy, for New 'l'm k—Samuel, M'Clean;
Norval, Wallace; and Nicholson, Clarke, Newfoundland—
Glenlyon, Oliver; David Brown, Vaughan; and Caledonia,
Roy, Quebec—Cornelia, Menchaca, Havannah Carleton,
Hughes, Halifax—Thetis, Furnees, Trieste—Hindoo, Cragg,
Bahia—Warrior, Wood, Africa—Meteor, Bearce, Philadelphia
—Aegean, Benson, Miramichi —A. M. Lawrence, Hallett,
Baltimore—Mary Black. Hockey, Castine—Seraph, Smart,
Halifax—Thomas and John, Killow, Havre—Fanny Penny,.
Neill, Campo Bello—Catherine, Partridge, Corfu.

Alexander, Kinney, hence at Cienfuegos.
Euterpe, Morton, hence at Aden, 13th March.
Queen, hence at Buenos Ayres, 4th March.
Helen, sailed from Jamaica tor this port, 20th March.
Cambria (s.), sailed from Malta, 9th April, for the Levant.
Teneriffe (s.s.), Bell, hence at Malta, and left for the Levant.
Karnac (a. s.), from Constantinople for Smyrna, and left,
2nd April, for Alexandria.
Pkenix. Barclay, sailed from Maranham, 27th Feb., and
Annie, 2nd March—both frit* this port.
Dumfriesshire, sailed from Callao for the United States,
23rd Feb.

Win. Parker, Moffatt, from Mexillones, and sailed 24th Feb.,
for Is►ay, and Carnana, Smith, from Iquique both at Arica.
Lucy, hence for 'Mobile, which was ashore near .lurby Point,
and floated off 15th April, was taken in tow yesterday morn-
ing, by the Ben My Chree (a.), and put aground at the
entrance of Peel Harbour.

THURSDAY, APRIL 20.—Wind R., light.
Arum,ED.—Arran, Miles, from New Orleans—A. Cheese-
boro, Rylie, Baltimore—Margaret (8.), Harrison, and May-
flower, Havre—Delta, Dennis, Mobile—Elida, Almeira.
SAlLLD.—Prospero, Towell, for Newfouwcll4.nd—Empire,
Zeraga, and Enterprise, Davies, New York—Helen Douglas,
Welch, Calcutta. _

Springfield, hence for Quebec, off Ballycotton, sth April.
Cadet, Guide, at Honduras, and loading for this port.
Hydaspes (a. s.), from Calcutta, at Plymouth. She left the
Cape of Good Hope on the 25th Feb.

Astrologer (s. Vs.); Maria French, Finlay; and Taurus,
Lanalands—all hence at Constantinople.

QUEENSTOWN, APRIL 20.—The transport ship Courier,
No. 50, sailed this day for the East with part of the 39th
regiment. She proceeded to sea in tow of two steamers, wind
E., blowing fresh.

FRIDAY, APRIL 21.—Wind E.S.E., light

ARRlVED.—Dreadnought, Samuels, from New York—Maid.
of Athens, Bonfellow, Alexander—Jesus Del Monte, San-
tander—Arnelie, Moufret, Bordeux —Olympus, Wilson, New
Orleans—Nimrod. Ra,mussen, Malaga—Fernandez, Contente,
Lisbon—Eclipse Ostend—Santa Anna, B: strevechia. Manga-
nilla—Glengariff, Jamaica—Flying Scud, Patten, New York—
Popham,Salonica—Conta Sisiach, Venice—Everton,
King, Rio Grand del Norte.
SAlLED.—Goddess, Scott, for Nevis—Ajace, Grillo, Messina
—Marys Thompson, and Rainbow, Bartlett, Quebec—Eleanor
Dixon,Quay, Valparaiso—lsaac Wright, Abeel, New York.

City of Glasgow (s. a.), which left this port on the Ist of
March last, had not arrived at Philadelphia when the Franklin
(m. 6.) left New York ;Bth April), 38 days from the date of
the City of Glasgow's sailing from this port. She had 50
cabin and 280 steerage passengers, with 73 of a crew, making
a total of 405 on board, for whom she had provisions for 50
days, at full allowance, with an ample supply of water and
condensing apparatus.
Star of Empire, Brown, hence at Boston.
Live Yankee, Brown, hence at New York.
Tuscarora, and Shenandoah—both hence at Philadelphia.
rtnsic, M'Farlane; and Grandee, hence;. and Oronaocto,
Allen, from Fleetwood at Savannah.

Gni Mannering. Washington, Garrick, Von Hein, American
Union, Arctic, ana Senator—all hence at New York.

SATURDAY, APRIL 22.—Wind E.N.E., light.

ARRIVED.—Idas, Wescott, New Orleans—Nordstjernen,
Pettersen, Leghorn—Tit Bit, Hinde, Oporto—Aluta, Cleverly,
Halifax.

SAlLED.—Brothers, Heath, for Africa—Queen, Thompson,
Port Natal- Emilia, Falconer, and Sir R. Jackson, Gibb,
)iemerara—Victoria de dos Hermanos, Francoss, Matanzas—
Ferris, Goddard, Buenos Ayres—Montezuma, Salis. Boston—
Africa (s.), Harrison, New York—Lumley, Wells, Richibucto
—Mary Ann, Hunter, Newtoundland—Sin Nombre, Segarra,
Cadiz—San Antonia y Animas, Cammano, Christtnestadt—
Janet Hay, Petrie, Malta--Francis, Glabeke, and Prophete,
Kirckhove, Ostend.
Collingwoocl, oil St. Helena.
Livorno (s.s.), sailed from Marseilles for this port, 16th inst.
John Currier, Butman, hence at Fayal, and sailed, 27th
ult., for Philadelphia.

Ebe, Boniceli, irom Odeasa, at Constantinople, and cleared
for this port.

Katharine Gwllady's, Abell, sailed from Algoa Bay for this,
port, 9th Feb._ _ _ _

Frankrort (a. s.), sailed from Leghorn, 12th instant, for
Naples, and John, Clark, 13th, for this port.
Royal George, Maxwell, from Calcutta; Prince George,
from Moulmain ; Abeona, from Hong Kong; and Constance,
from -, at Ascension.

Swan, Mayson, hence, and sailed for Melbourne, 16th Feb.;
James M'Queen, Connoly, "from Dublin, and sailed for Port
Philip, 17th Feb. ; Lawrence, from London; Countess of
Winton, Clark, hence; and Geo. Dean, Le Couter, from
Angr.► Pequina, at Cape Town.
Somnauth, Lawson ; Marathon, Wilson; and Indian Queen,
Pollock, from Bombay ; Mirzapore, Gardner, from Calcutta;
London, from Akyab ; Antilla, Carr, from Singapore; and
Majesty, Richardson, from Saldanha Bay, and all sailed for
this p •rt ; Pudsey Dawson, Davis, from Shanghai, and sailed
for London, 3rd ult.; and Christina, Reed, from Singapore,
at St. Helena.

CAPE OF GOOD HOPE, FEB. 24.—The Anna, Downward,
from Bombay for Liverpool, which put in here, 17th Feb.,
1853, in a leaky condition, is still at anchor in Table Bay.
The Queen Slab, from Liverpool for Bombay, put in here,
9th Feb., with crew in a state of mutiny, six of whom were
imprisoned for twelve weeks, with hard labour : she proceeded
for Bombay on the 12th.