The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-04-18 00:00:00

TIMBER.

LIVERPOOL.—There have been no arrivals of either
Baltic or colonial timber during the week. One cargo of
St. John pine, of small average girth, arrived last month,
has been sold from the quay at 2s 31d per foot, with birch
at 22d. One cargo of deals has come up from St. John,
N. 8., which is now being landed and yarded for importer's
account, The transactions in this article have not been
extensive, the pressing cargoes being all cleared off. Those
remaining in first hand.s are held for higher rates, present
prices being much below cost of importation. The stocks
in dealers' hands are becoming very much reduced, and to
supply orders high prices have to be paid for lengths.

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PACKET LIST.
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Mails de- Last Next
Destinations. spatched from Packet Packet
London. Sailed. Due.
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1 S'HAMPTON STATION. (By Pay Mail.)
Lisbon, Span, and :7th'_ 17th, apd Tagus, April Gibraltar .... e 27th of every
• • month.
Gibraltar, Malta,} 4th and 20th
Egypt, Ceylon, and of every .
June 4.
China month.
4th June, and EAAttipaxlin. - :4:: May 4.
Australia (via )ndia){ 4111 of- every
altrnt. month.
British Co'onies.lo 1
West Indies(except 1 I
Honduras),Voreign 1 :
Colonies, &c. in W. I ;
Indies (except Ha- ,2nd and 17th 1 M'clalena, „
vana), California, I every month. f • Apl, 3. April 16.
Veneviela, N. Gra- I
nada, . Chili. and 1 ,
Peru, , Greytown, I
2nd of every .1 M'dalena,
(S. J. deNicaragua j '
Mexico and Havana {
17th of every 1 Atrato, •
month only. J Api. 3. May 1.
/ CoAlolilm. b 7.0, A 26.
Honduras & Nassau ,I
1 Great
month only. / Mar. 17. April 16.
Lisbon, Madeira, , 9,h of every
Brazil, B. Ayres, & i ' Western, May 16.
mouth. .
Falkland Isles • Apl. 10.
PLYMOUTH STATION. ,
C. G. Hope, Natal, 'vening of the
Mauritius, Ceylon, "
month.
India, Ascension 14th of every
Mar. 15. May. 26.
Pro pon t is
and Cape de Verdi
Madeira, Teneriffe,{ Evening of the I a
Faith,
and West Coast 'Of 23rd of every Mar. 24. —lay n--
Africa " month.
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SHIPPING NEWS.

TUESDAY, APRIL I'l.—Wind E.S.E., light.

ARRlVED.—Cormorant, (a. s.), Rochfort, from Rotterdam.
SAILED.—Erne, Dobrlovich, and Fanny Palmer. Cutting,
Athens—Matilda, Ashmead, Barbadoes—Alf, Gorstrun, Ber-
gen —Renfrewshire, M'Neil, Bathurst—Demuth, Oltmans,
Bremen—Chronometer, Harris, Dordt, &c.—Levant, Lenner-
Halifax—Ellen Hughes, !Indies, Hamburg—Grevinde
Knuth, King, Iceland—Cambria, Murphy, Miramiclii—Reso-
latiaa, Fall, Naples—W. D. Sewell, Small, and Australia,
Mary Caroline, Kenya; and Hen.
Edwards, New York—Maria, Meincke, Port-au-Prince—
uebec—Lively. Ryan, Rio Jwoes Port-au-Prince—
Joseph
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Janeiro—
Eliza Jenkins, Dean, River Plate—Marina, Justice. St. Tho-
mas—Active, Wenroth, St. Übes—Peruana, Fox, Valparaiso.

Enterprise, Day, hence at Havannah.
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Courier, Rudolf, hence at Queenstown, 70th
to
embark troops for the East.
Danube (s. 8.). Reid, from Trieste, at Palermo, and left
30th March, for Marseilles and this port.
CADIZ. APRIL I.—The Mercia (transport) with a detach-
ment of Royal Horse Artillery, under the command of Major
Mitchell, has just put in here from stress of weather. She
will proceed as soon as the wind changes; it is blowing fresh
from the east.

YARMOUTH, N.S., MARCH 25.—The Perthshire, of and
from St. John, N.H., for Liverpool, which was on shore near
the mouth of the lehoyne River, 11th March, drove further
up near the beach during the late heavy gales. Some of her
bottom planks have washed ashore. The cargo between decks
is bei, g discharged.

WEDNESDAY, APRIL I2.—Wind E.S.E.
ARRlVED.—lmperial Moran, from Mobile—Byron, Brown,
Pernambuco—Eigen, Jones, Catania—Susan E. Howell.
Raffle, New York.
SAlLED.—Andromache, Tate, for Richibucto—America,
Barstow ; Ticonderoga, Boyle ; Wales, Hagar; and Mary
and Adeline, Morse, New York—Sarah Botsford, M'Gregor,
Halifax—Vrow Martha, Wegener, Zwolle—John Beynon,
Beynon, and Bahamian, Belt, Trieste—Burtnah, Davison
Newfoundland—Dundonald, Gil.ies, St. John, N.B.—G, ,
Hopley, Malony, Charleston—Standard, Welburn, Resti-
gouche—Paragon, Payne, Montreal—Catherine, Kjelsen,
Christiana—Mongo, Paris, Barcelona—Rapido, De Nova,
Oporto—Sniya, Schmarz, Bremen—Clymene, Theokeld, and
Highlander, Thompson, Calcutta.

Camb-ia, Perry, from New Orleans for St. Petersburg, at
Queens,own.

Iconium, Turner, 9th, and Cap Rouge, Ebsmouth, 10th
instant, bath hence for New York, at Newport.
Mary Sparks, from Mauritius for London, at Deal.

THURSDAY, APRIL 13.—Wind S.E., light.
A RRIVED.—M inalto, Jenkins, from the Mauritius--Kossutb,
New York Frances, Glabbette, Ostend Tryphena, St.
Michaels—Maria Elizabeth, Amsterdam.

SAlLED.—Springfield, 514'arlane.aTd-Thornhill, Leighton,
for Quebec—China, Blanchard, Portsmouth, Alexandria—
General Washington, Swift, New York—Sisters, Storey,
Mobile—Maria Catherina, Van Tugen, K, nisberg—Rose de
Mai, Nan, Genoa—Donegal, Dixon, Newfoundland—Mina,
Rob,mon, Curacoa- J. 0., Job, Constantinople—Mariner,
Barker, Boston.

Pelican, from Sunderland, at China.
Jumna, hence at Bombay, 3rd March.
Orleana has been wrecked off Formosa,

Oliver Cromwell is on shore at Rangoon.
Hero, Finlay, hence at Hong Kong, 24th Feb.
England, Garnett, hence and Rio Janeiro, at Calcutta.
John Dugdale, sailed from Canton for London, 31st Jan.
Chebucto, and Carl Von Graefe—both hence at Singapore.
Matilda, Byne, from the Cape of Good Hope, at Rangoon.
Jenny Lind is ashore in Twofold Bay, and sprunga a leak.
Evangeline, sailed from Hong Kong, 25th Feb., for this port.
Fleetwood, from the Mauritius, and Prince Arthur, from
Bombay—both at Galle.
Leichart (and sailed for this port), and Eliza Bowen—both
at Akyab.
Pakenham, Runsom, from Madras at Coringa, and sailed
for London.

Lord George Bentinck, from Melbourne, and Thames, from
Sydney—both at Moulmein.
John Taylor, Cawkett, and Ragasthan, Kerr, from Sydney
—both at Calcutta.

Woodland Castle, sailed from Singapore, 28th Feb., for
this port.

Th:nandra, Tozer, and Star of the South, Train—both hence
for Nialta, at Queenstown, 11th April, to embark troops.
John Knox, Killea, from Bombay for this port, off Queens-
town. 11th April. _ _ _

Tagus, Roli+ett, from Rio Hache for this port, off Kinsale,
11th April.
Empire, from Sydney; Gossypium. and Salem, from Aden;
Ceylon, and Magellan, Jones, from Sydney—all at Bombay.
Jalawar, from Hartlepool ; Lahore, from Rangoon; and
City of Calcutta, from Glasgow—all at Calcutta.
Lydia, Greaves, from Galle ; and Lady Sandys, from
Adelaide—both at Colombo.

Mobile. sailed from Bombay, 2nd March; Wm. Shand, 3rd;
and Swithamley, 7th—all fur this port.
Red Gauntlet, sailed from Bombay, 13th March, for China.
Glasgow (s. s.), from Glasgow for New York, got aground
rear Renfrew, yesterday morning. but was expected off on
tie flood. _

Joseph Sanderson, sailed from Saugor, 17th Feb ; Fatima,
19th ; Robert Ritson, 20th ; African 22nd ; and Tippo Saib,
3rd March—all for this port; and Shand, 23rd Feb., for
Demerara.

FRIDAY, APRIL I4.—Wind S.E„ ligbt.
A RRI VED.—Royal Victoria, Winteringbam, from Charleston
—Ner une. Sa,danba Bay—William Patten, Minot. New
Orleans—Edwards, Jackson, Savannah.
SA ILED.—Afßjestic, Birk ett, for Africa—Latona, Gamst,
Iceland Express, Aylward, Montreal, Premier, Dunn,
Naples —Cambria. Rop,r. Newfoundland—Progress, Chase,
New York—Peeping Tom, Bell, Prince Edward Island—
Success, Burton, Barbadoes—Lady Sale, M`Kay, Maranham
—Princess Royal, Thomas, Trieste—Consul, Q
—mit.,2 Quebec—
Estrella, Campos, Oporto.

Pacific (s.), Nye, New York, sailed at 930 a.m. on 2nd
inst., having been detained by fo2 from noon of the previous
day: encountered east winds the whole of the passage. On
the Babks, in lat. 43, passed a number of icebergs; on the
8 undings saw a great many ships bound in; she brings 164
passengers, but no specie.
Karnac (a. s.), hence at Constantinople.
Benjamin Adams, Drummond; John Hancock, Carney;
and Pole, Roche, all hence at New Orleans.
Hope, Goodwin, hence at Philadelphia.
Albert Gallatin, Delano, and Star of the West, Woodward,
hence at New York; and Conqueror (supposed), off ditto.
Northern Chief, hence at Boston.
Tamerlane, Feb. 6, and John Buchanan, Feb. 17, from
Canton at Anjer, both for this port.
Canada (a.), Stone, hence at Boston, March SI, after being
aground on George's Island.
QULENSTOWN, APRIL 12.—The Cambria arrived here on
10th instant, brought three of the crew of the Westminster,
from Honduras for Queenstown, abandoned. One man died
on board the Cambria.

MoutmAlN, FEB. 18.—The Thomas, for Sydney, arrived
here Jan. 2S, grounded on a sandbank off the town, but came
afloat without injury. The Salisbury, hence for Great Britain,
which put back with damage, has been sold.

SATURDAY, APRIL 15.—Wind E., light.
ARRIVED. Hebe. Charente— Nuevo Pepillo, Senande,
Havana—Lord MaidstoLe, White, Charleston : second mate
washed overboard—Try, Sampson, Baltimore—Freyer, Bull,
Christiana—Bolwar, Hagen, Bremen—Maria Mathilde, De
Bois, Bordeaux—Vigilant, Denduyts; Prophete; and Victor,
Ostend.
SAlLED.—Arabia (s.), Jndkins, and Wm. Sturgis, Brad-
ford, Boston—Amelia Hill, Jones, Matanzas—Lonna, Scott;
Oregon, M•Donald; and Alabama, Masters, Quebec—Roscins,
Porter, and Chas. Cooper, Cutts, New York—Hilton, Thomas,
Afelbourne—Magistrate. Wheeler, New Orleans—W, Kennedy,
Simpson, Malta—Josh. Tarratt, St. John, N.B.

Urgent, Stook, from Hartlepool, at Aden.-
Gannett (s ), hence at Lisbon.
Teneriffe (s. s.), hence at Gibraltar.
Nepaul, Neill, from Callao, at Hampton Roads.
Lahore, Teasiman, from Rangoon, at Calcutta.
Minden, Crowell, from Mobile, off the Fastnet.
Emma Wright, hence for Beirout, at Waterford. leaky-. -
Jane, !Yearns, cleared at A kyrib for Falmouth, nth Feb.
La Plata (s. a.), hence at St. Vincent, and sailed for Per-
nambuco, 31st ult.
11. M.'s steamer Stromboli (s), from Rio Janeiro, at Ports-
mouth, sailed 12th ult. The Russian man-of war, which
fitted up in Portsmouth, was on sale at Rio Janeiro. The
Brazilian steamer Imperador foundered while on her passage
to Bahia.
GLASGOW, APRIL 13.—The new iron ship Glenroy, hence
for Australia, Las been spoken on this side of Madeira : she
waa making 120 miles per day, under easy sail.
HOLYHEAD, APRIL 14.—The Sillery, from Quebec for
Liverpool, which was ashore near Barmouth, was 4ot• afloat
yesterday, and towed in here to-day. The Salomca, from
Liverpool for Demerara, which put in here, 23rd Jan., leaky,
has been hauled out of the graving-dock.

SUNDAY, Au. 16.--Wind E. fresh.
ARRIVED.—CIio, fromm Philadelphia and, Falmouth—Anna
Paulowna, Amsterdam.
SAILED.—North American, for New York—Andes (s.s.),
Plymouth.
Pelican (s.s.), hence at Helvoet.
J. C. Humphreys, Merrill, hence, at Havanna.
Dalraida, Scott, hence, at San Francisco : was off Cape
Horn 14 days, in heavy gales : sprung jibboom, &c.

MONDAY, APRIL 17.—Wind S.
A RRlVED.—Mindora, Crowell, from Mobile—lsmyr, Venice
—Louise, Nakskow—Mountain Wave, Tissendin, Baltimore—
Callao, London.
SA ILED.--Calome, Alexander, Quebec—Continent, Drum-
mond, New York—Norwood, Price, Melbourne.

John Bibby, Oates, hence at Bahia.
Lusitania (s. a.), hence at Pernambuco, 18th March.
Menai (s.), hence for Buenos Ayres, off Cape Finisterre
April 13th.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Rolling Wave, hence for Calcutta, March 6, in 7 S, 32 W.
Town of Liverpool, from Pernambuco? March 24. in 34 N, 41W.
Gazelle. hence for Madras, March 4, in 1 N, 22 W.
British Queen, Bombay for this port, March 7, in 4 N, 22 W.
Henr/Moore, from the Clyde for Australia, Feb. 25, in 3 N,
24 W; 22 days from the Clyde, 16 from Land End, 17 from
Cape de Verd.
Loodianah, Jan. 29, in 36 N, 20 E.
Hartley, Tranquebar for Queenstown, March 9, in 5 N, 22 W.
Andrew Foster, hence for New York, off the Saltees.
Shackamaxon, bound west, March 24.
Samoset, March 25.
Star of Empire, March 27, in 44 N, 50 W.
Queen Victoria, Savannah for this port, April 3, in 49 N, 21W.
Manila, April 10, off Cape Clear.
Amelia, hence for Alexandria, E. April 3, in 48 N, 13 W.
Vatleyfield, hence for Montreal, April 7, off Mine Head.
A large ship, bound west, March 24, in 42 N, 40 W, under
jury foremast and bowsprit.
John Bright, bound west, March 30, in 51 N, 25 W.

TIDE TABLE:

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April. h. m. h. n). ft. in.
Tuesday.... 18 229 253 16 5
Wednesday .19, 320 350 14 4
Thursday ..20 425 5 5 12 9
Friday ....21 551 I 640 12 3 Sun rises, 5 3 a.m.
Saturday ..22 728 8 8 12 5 'Sun sets, 720 p.m'
Sunday ~.. 23 842 911 13 11 Ist Sun. aft. Easter.
monday 24 936 10 1 !15 9 Ls,. George

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