The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-01-17 00:00:00

Valdivia (s.s.), sailed from Madeira for Rio Janeiro, Dec.B.
The Tara sailed from Bombay for this port Dec. 10.
Loch Lomond sailed from Calcutta Nov. 28, and Richard
' Battersby Dec. I—both for this port.
19 I Mangosteen sailed from Singapore Nov. 24, and Christian
Dec. I—both for this port.
.10 Panic. Ingleton, sailed from Woosimg Nov. 2 for this port.
Taurus (s.s.), hence; Arabian (s.s.), from Alexander;
Astrologer (s.s.), from the Levant—all at Malta.
Ash, Newlands, Manilla, Nov. 6; Diogaum, Canton, Nov.
, 11 : Cornucopia, Jarvis, Singapore. Nov. 14—all for this poet.
Fidget„Tarvis, from St. Michael's; Monteagle, Africa, and
Sunda, from Bombay; Coquette, from Africa; Iceni, from
Bahia; Grenada. and R. K. Page, from New Orleans; John
Rarenal, from Charleston ; William Tapscott, and Senator,
29 from New York ; Henry Reed, from St. John, N.B. ;
Helianthus, from Girgenti ; Emu • Z,mobia ; Palendcr;
Garrick; Bess Grant; Wallace; Liberia; Trade Wind, and
Pomona—all off this port.
The Kate Hooper, arrived yesterday, from Baltimore,
experienced a gale Dec. 24. Lost topmast, sails, bu warks,
&c.; had boats stove, and was obliged to throw part of her
cargo overboard.
Besides the bates of cotton, mentioned yesterday, as having
been picked up in Dundrum Bay, two others, marked
"0. C. B. .W. J.," have been picked up off Ardglass; and five
more, of fine texture, have been washed ashore near Drogheda.
AMSTERDAM, Jan. 6.—The Ann, from Dartmouth, has
put into Flushing, very leaky.
QUEENSTOWN, Jan. 11.—The Prince Albert, from New
York, for London, was abandoned in lat 48, lon 16, in a sink-
ing state. Crew taken off by the Norfolk, arrived here.
BOMBAY, Dec. 11.—The goods ex Wugur have been valued
at '13,000; and 15 per cent.' with costs, have been awarded
as salvage to Lieut. Selby and crews of the brig Palimerus
and her tender.
SLIGO, Jan. 9.—The Christian, of this port, sailed Dec. 31,
for Liverpool. After striking heavily on the Wheaton Rock,
struck also on the Blenick, and came off much damaged.
DATAvta, Nov. 24.—The David Clark, from Manilla, for
Melbourne, struck on a reef in the Straits of Sunda, got off
leaky, and her cargo into the Julie, which arrived
here Nov. 30. The David Clark arrived Nov. 19.
SINGAPORE. Dec. 3.—Two brigs were passed on shore,
Sept. 21, on Cockburn's Reef, Torres Straits, by the Creole,
arrived here from Sydney. The Ranee has arrived from
Adelaide with dates to Oct. 18. The Louisa-Baillie has
arrived from Melbourne with dates to Oct 14.
DROGHEDA, Jan. 10.—The Thomas Mellor, from Liver-
pool, for Shields, stranded on the North Bull, Jan. 7, came
further in shore this morning, and remains on her beam ends,
full of water. Should the weather moderate, some of her
ina.erials may be saved, The Dolores, from Bilboa, for
Liverpool, stranded Dec. 20. After her cargo was discharged
she became a wreck.

SATURDAY, Jaw. 14.—Wind S.S.E., light.

ARRIVED.

Africa, O'Neill Bombay Caroline, Connor Charleston
Gertrude, Silsby New York John Ravens' Ditto
Senator, Coffin Ditto R. P. Page New Orleans
Wm. Tapscott, Bell Ditto Callander, Dickman Ditto
Wallace Callao l Coquette Africa
Rio Douro, Arache Larache Ensign Ditto
Bess Grant, Rickard Lizzie tiarward, Parker
St. Domingo and N. York Baltimore
Monteagle Bombay I Eagle Laguna
SAILED.

Renner, Albertson St. Thomas Asia (s.), Lott New York
Eagle, Boyce Melbourne Balbee(s.s.),Simpson Smyrna
Peterholf, Duyer Boston Lady Milton, King Mobile
Josefina, Cairo Havana

Harold, Mann. from Calcutta at this port, with loss of
mizen-mast, &c., having been in collision, off the Skerries,
with an outward-hound American ship.
Cho, Baited from Monte Video for this port, 23rd Nov.
Vesder, hence for St. Michael's, at Plymouth, having lost
boats. sails, bulwarks, &c.
Sappho, and Star, hence and Monte Video, at Buenos Ayres.
Gold,n Age (s.), Porter, hence at St. Vincent, 16th ult., and
left 19th, for Melbourne.
Pollens, Bruce; Isabella ; Nuova Seratin ; and Sapier Pom-
pier—hence at Monte Video.

Majestic, which arrived yesterday, encountered a succession
of violent gales from N. to N.W., with thunder and lightning,
and heavy seas.
Prince (s.), from Brazil, and sailed, 27th ult., for Southamp-
ton, and Calcutta (s a.), from Plymouth, and sailed, 27th ult.,
for Calcutta, at St. Vincent.
Swordfish, Cobb, in 244 days, and Lord John Russell, Clark,
hence at Pernambuco.

Gauntlet, sailed from Buenos Ayres, 6th Nov.; Centurion,
28th; end lo; Eliza Jenkins; and Aamelon, 30th, for this

Naomi, Cothay, and Mary Hartley, Braithwaite, hence for
Valparaiso; Minstrel Boy, Lewis; Chaseley, Slaughter; Witch
of the Wave, Small; William Henry, Watts; Rover, Cole;
and Linda, Besant, in 37 days—hence at Rio Janeiro.
Iron Duke (s.), for Kingstown, when getting under way, last
evening, ran into the steamer Albert, from Bar.gor, and
damaged her own stern, so much so that her passengers were
transferred to the Windsor (a.), which left with them at 10,
p.m. The Albert received only trifling damage.
Blanche, White, from Callao; Maitland,Coulson, from Ber-
deanski ; Amelia, Creg, from Shippegau ; Tinere, Gallo, from
Cuba for this port.

SUNDAY, JAN. F
ARRI

S.—Wind S., fresh.
V 13 D.

Cherokee, Birkett Africa Delia Maria, Michaels '
George Ditto Charleston
Silura, Skerries Devon,Carrigall Philadelphia
Newfoundland Shackamazon, Kennard Do.
Severna, Aurust Stettin Walter, Pascoe Lisbon
Harmony, Giese Memel Break-o'-day, Moore
Eliza Moore, Patrickson St. Stephen's
Hamburg Venelia, Martin Mauritius
Sebastian Havana Progress Monte Video
Windermere, Fairfield Nancy Power Miramichi
New Oa'eans Eliza, Sheriff Gijon
Horizon, Thompson Ditto Gultirus, Kerr Madras
IL B. Sumner, Dyer Ditto Calhoun. Truman New York
Evangeline, Fairlmrn Ditto Arcoli, Jennings Baltimore
California, Laidley Ditto Clara Maria,Albrecht Danzig
Chase, White Savannah Shenandoah, Morrison
Magistrate, M`Kenzie Ditto Philadelphia
Fairfield, Loveland, from Charleston, at this port, in 28
days : experienced heavy weather from S.W. during the
passsage

Franklin, from St. Stephen's for this port, was spoken, 25th
ult., very leaky. and with rudder-head twisted, and steering
with chains.

PADSTOW, Jan. 13.—The schooner Chester, of Chester,
Pears, from Cardiff for St. Ives, with coals, was stranded at
New Quay, to-day: crew saved. She is yet standing very
well, but there is a heavy ground swell.
F.ttSNORE, Jan. 7.—The Indus, Find!a`er, of and for Liver-
pool, from Danzig, with timber, was on shore to the south of
the Grounds, previous to the sth inst., but got off by throw-
ing her deck load overboard, and sailed hence this morning.
without any apparent damage.

QuEEtitsvowN, Jan. 13.—The Perseverance, from St. John's,
N. 8., for this port, was spoken in lat 30. lon —, with loss of
rudder-head. 1 he Zephyr, Paul, two: Burgos for Liverpool,
has put in here with cutwater damaged, having been in con-
tact yesterday, off Tuskar.
BELFAST, Jan. I3.—The W. H. Davies, Curling, of and
from Liverpool, with stilt, came into the Lough, yesterday
evening, the crew having refused to do duty, in consequence,
they say, of the ship making water. The captain states she
makes only two inches water per hour. She is bound to
New Orleans.

MONDAY, Ja

i. 16.—Wind S.

ARRIVED.
Perseverance St. John, N.B. Shenandoah, Morrison
Robt. Finnie Paraiba Philadelphia
Thos. H. Perkins N. Orleans F. Montgomery Ditto
Columbo Ditto Gazelle, Grande Pitgwash
Euphrosine St. Domingo Broom, Drysdale Quebec
Levare, Galli Cuba America (R.M.S.) Boston
Fairfield, Loveland Charleston