The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-20 00:00:00

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Wheat, It+ 70tb,
Canadian

BRUTISH.
Wheat,vA S. d. 5.4.
EngMgt vett old 9 ,3t01.0 t 0

s. d. s. d.
9 4to 9 9,

r/o. do. new 9 3.. 9 United States.- 9 6..10 0
Do. ‘iwilsite oldlo 2. 2143 5 Danzig, &c *9 10.:10 .4
Do. :do. -sew '8..10 3 Pomeraneaagec .9 11.. 10
Irish. red _.. old 0 0.. • .0 Danish,&c .9 6.. /0 0,
Do. do.. anew 0 0.. c 0 French, 9 • 3.. 9i 10,
Do. •arkite old 0 0.. • 0 0 Odessa,Pobsb 8 11.. 9 5
Do. • do. ..,new 0 0...0 .0 Danube 8 7.. 811
Barley,*(irs Cher. 0 0...0 .0 Russian&charcl 7 8.. 8 '3
*6otb.Bc...Bllrish 4:10..:5 :5 Egyptian -7 4.. 8 0
Malt, *grAng... 68 0.:22 Barley, *00tb,.... •4 9.. 5.1
Do. Irish 0 0.. 0.0 Oats, 45tH 3 9.. 4 0
Oats, *-451ta„
Beans,+lir Burp -SI 0..54 0

Eni:szSaiii,old 4 3.. 44: 4)4B6ll3kgyptail-if, 0..48 0
Do. Iriatoold 3 9.. t 4 fle Peas, v qr.white.46 0..59 0
Do. Do-new 3 0.. 3EII Ind. Corn, v 5490115,
Beans,loqr, 1iag..52 o—'46 4 Amer. yellow.. 43 0..44 6
w.4801b.-Sc.-33.1r.48 0.. 51 , Do. white ..,42 0..45 0
Peas,r qrilim.,... 56 0.,:60 , French • ye110w.442 0..43 0
Flour, v 280tb, ; Do. white. -41 0..44 0
Seconds ........ 0 0.. 0 A Ibrail & Galatz442 0..45 0
Fine —44 0.446 +0 lour, *bd. 196 Th,
Superfine—. -....-49 0..54 0 Can., sweet —.47 .11.. 37 6
Extra .....54 0..36 0 U. States, do. 36 6..37 0
Oatmeal, v) 2403, Do.& Ca n.sour 32 4-33 6
Irish ill 0..31 6 ernchwk2Botb ,0 .0.. 0 0

MANCHESIME, Day. ls.—Since last report, an improved
feeling has existethin the corn trade, and during the laat day
or two a large business has been done in wheat andifour at
Advanced prices. Oar Corn Exchange to-day is well attended.
Molders of wheat andllour areseryffirm, and insist ontwaCh
11:gher prices; say 66 per bushel on, the former, and as ;per
-sazk and barrel os tthe latter article. In oats and oatmeal
'there is no material .cittange, and Abe same may be said.of
beans and other articleit.

PRESTON, DEC. M.—There was a zood show of English
,wheat at our Corn Es,c'nange tto-day,:wCaich met a brisk sale
at anadvance of Is to ts4ed peravindle. No Irish worthy of
a quotation at hand. scot& 4d per bushel higher. American
and Canadian white are nearly the only descriptions of foreign
offering, and though not inactive request4nust also be noted
Ad ,per bushel dearer. Flour moved rather slowly at an
improvement of about Is 6d perpack and:barrel respectively.
Barley as before. Beans the tura better. Oats firm. Oat-
meal haamet a little more inquiry, and the.rates of this day
se'nnight fully sustained. Bran sold at .1s ,per pack higher.
WAKKELELD, DEC. 16.—Our arrivals continue upon an
unusually-small scale. A good business has been done to-day,
at an advancea4s per quarter on new, and 3€ per.suarter on
fresh old, For barley there is more request, and all qualities
are is to 2s per,snarter higher. Oats tend upwards. Beans
are firm, at previous rates.
WISBECH, DEC. 17.—We have to report a very small -allow
of wheat. The trade steady, at an advance of 5s per:uatter.
Oats, peas, bears, and barley, are all is to 2s higher.
CORK, DEC. 11.—Flour has bad a brisk sale at late rates,
and for favourite samples 6d to is per cwt. is demanded,
Foreign wheats sold freely at the recent depression, ericourag, 1
ing holders to raise their pretensions to a point checking
business for the present. Tallow Indian corn has had a
slight improved consumption,
DUBLIN, DEC. 16.—There was a brisk market to-day for
every description of home-grown grain. Wheat, oats, and
grinding barley fully supported the prices of Tuesday. Malt-
ing barley was 6d dearer.

White Wheat.3Bs 64 to 42$ 04
Red do ... 363 Od to 405 6d

Barley
Bere

itis 64 to 20s 04
158 04 to 16s Oq

00—s Od to 008 01

Oats, new .... 12s Od to 15s Od

Tawny lls Od to 14s Od
Rapeseed „,, 27s 6d to 29s 6(I
Oatmeal..., ~14s Od to 16s Od
Bakers' Flour,22s Od to 26s 0,1
Indian Corn, _ _ _

CATTLE

Per 48016.:40s Od to 45s 6d

MARKETS

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 19.—We hare had a moderate supply
of cattle at this day's market, and rather under the average
quality generally offered at Christmas. Trade ruled very
active, particularly for prime beef, and an early clearance
effected. Sheep in fair demand, at fully last week's prices.
Good beef, 6d to 7d per lb.; mutton, 6id to ad per lb.
Cattle, 2,315 ; sheep, 7,653.

SALFORD, DEC. 14.—The number of beasts larger, and of
good fair quality in general, best quality being 6d down to
4id, according to quality. Sheep larger, and of mixed quality,
from Id to 7id, middling quality bid to 6d, and a few left at
the close. Beasts mostly all sold up. Calves from bid to 7id,
and soon sold up.—Number of beasts, 1,862; sheep, 6,240;
calves, 76.

DUBLIN, Dsc. 15.—Being the preparatory market for
Christmas, there was a large supply. All good things sold
readily, and beef Is to 2s per cwt. higher, but middling and
inferior as heretofore. One lot of ten heifers brought x'24o;
some sheep touched 70s each. Beef, ordinary, 45s to 50s ;
good, 51s to 56s ; prime, 56s to 60s per cwt. ; mutton, 5d to
7id per 15. ; inferior difficult to sell; veal, 8d to Bid per ditto.
There was a great number of pigs, but generally thin, and
only half finished. Prices OFI our 144t-478 to Os; inferior,
Os to 4¢n per cwt.-50 per lb.

LIVERPOOL, DEC. 16.—Beef sells slowly at about previous
prices, though some holders, anxious to clear out old parcels,
would take rather lower rates. The new referred to in our
last (Brown's Chicago) has found buyers at 110 s, but this
figure has been paid with great reluctance. Pork is very dull
and prices are again in favour of buyers. Bacon sells slowly;
the prospect of arrivals of the new cure causes holders of old
to press their stocks. Lard is lower ls to 2s, and buyers hold
back, anticipating a still further decline, hence the sales for
the week are trifling in the extreme. There is a fair demand
for good cheese, but ordinary descriptions move very slowly.

Dec. 19.—There is no improvement to report of our butter
market. The transactions were limited, and on a retail scale
List week, but as the stock is moderate, holders are not
presing sales at any reduction in prices, judging from the
reports of small supplies in all the Irish markets, that it is
not unlikely an advance may shortly take place, and no
change can be made in the quotations. Waterford, Carrick,
and Clonmel, 98s to 100 x; Kilkenny, Carlow, and Wexford,
96s to 98s; Belfast, 95s to 975; Limerick, 93s to 96s ; Sligo,
92s to 965; and pickled Corks, 2nds, 90s per cwt. landed.
Imported from Ireland, from the 10th to the 16th instant,
both inclusive, 9,220 firkins, 120 kegs, 362 crocks, 255 boxes,
260 barrels butter, 138 bales bacon, 15 hlids. 5 tierces hams,
1 hhd., 2 tierces, and 115 kegs lard.

Beef 43! lb Os sidtoOs B(llPeas
Hutton
Veal
Lamb, per%
Fresh Pork.... 0 6 0 8 !Apricots
Cod Fish 0 4 0 0 !Filberts 2 6 0 0
Bret
Haddock 0 4 0 0 i Ditto Foreign 1 4 1 6
Soles 0 4 0 6 Pines,For.eacb. 0 0— 0 0
Salmon 0 0— 0 0' Do. Eng 6 6 0 0
Turbot 0 8— 1 3 ,Fowls,Tcouple. 2 8— 2 10
Fresh Butter 1 4 1 5 Ducks
Salt Ditto 0 9 1 0 Geese ....each 2 9 6 0
Lobsters each 1 2 0 0 Turkeys
Eggs ....* 124 8 4 0 0 Hares
Potatoes.yTeck 1 0— 1 5 Rabbits.v.cple 1 8— 2 4
Cucumberseach 1 2 0 0 Grouse 5 0— 0 0
Damsons 0 0— 0 0 Partridges .... 2 8— 0 0

LIVERPOOL AGRICULTURAL MARKRT.—Prices on Saturday 1
Hay, old, 'vat Os 7d @ls Od Potatoes, a. 4. a. d.
New 0 6 0 Si Kemps 4 6 410
Clover 0 5 0 si Pink Eyes .. 0 0— 0 0
Ditto, Green 0 0— 0 0 Cattle
Vetches
Straw, Wheat 0 4 0 5 Carrots 40 0— 42 0
Oat
Barley 0 3 0 4 Manure .... . 4 0— 5 0

LATEST DATES AT LIVERPO

Indirect

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Indirect

From China Oct. 27 Fm. M. Video Nov. 5
Bombay Nov. 14 .. Maranham Nov. 4
Calcutta Nov. 4 Pernambuco Nov. i• 2
Mauritius Oct. 18 • • Rio Janeiro Nov. 14
Australia Oct. 9' „ Batbadoes .. Nov. 26
St. Helena Oct. 24 .. Demerara .. Nov. 25
C. G. Hope Nov. 6 .. Havana .... Nov. 23
Lima Nov. 0 • Jamaica Nov. 26
Valparaiso.. Oct, 31 .. Charleston Nov. 29
Vera Cruz.. Nov. 3 .. Mobile Nov. 28
California .. Nor. 1 W. Orleans Nov. 26
Bahia Nov. 20 .. Savannah .. Nov. 26
B. Ayres Nov. 2 .. New York

SEAI3 0 it/VIE MAILS.

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t Da.y when made
COUNTRIES. I 'up in Gen. Post-
Office, London.
Amerior(by Br. pk.) Every Friday....
A.meries('bylU.S..p.) 27ta of Dec. ....
Ameriont.(b) U.S.p.').-
Australia (via
.South-
ampton). tit of Jan. ....
Dittok"va Cp. of Good
Hope) - ....
Africa (West Coast) 23rd of Dec.....
Alexandria • 2oth of Dec. ....
BVlamas • • 2nd of Jan. ..
• Belgium
.....
Irrazil • ;24th of Dec....... ..
'littenos Ayres - l24th of Dec. Dec.....
Canada I
Cape of Good Hope Fl4th of Jan. ....
Cape de Verde . l4th of Jan. ....
Ceylon . ll4th of Jan. ...
Channel'lsles Mon. Wed.& Fri.
Chili . :
2nd of Jaa. ....
China (see India) I
Constantinople.... —l2oth of Dec.--;
Continent ofturope..lTwicedatity........l
Egypt (see ,I-adia) 1
France Twice daily. ... Dover ... , Twiceda
Gibraltar
Greece (set India)
Greytown. l2nd & 97th of mo. Southamp. Jan. '1
Hamburg
Havanrriit
Holland
Hondurcs
India(viaS'ampton) 2olhorDec. ....; Southamp. Dec. 20
`lnVia.
loniatr.sles(seelndia)
Ireland
Lisbon ;7,27 of month Southamp. Dec. 26
1 %fad eira l9th oflJan. ..., Southamp. Jan. 'l6
Midelra 23rd of Dec. .... Plymouth. Dec. 28
1 Malts. (see India)
' Malta
Mataritius (see India)
Mauritius
Mexico . 4nd of Jan..... Southamp. Jan. 1
Naples 5,415,& 25 of mo. Dover .... Dec. 20
New Granada 2ed of Jan. _....' Southamp .tan. •1
Papal States 15,15, & 25 of mo. Dover .... Dec. 20
Peninsula '7, 17,'& 27 Of zoo_ Southamp. Dec. 26
Peru lnd of Jan. .... Southamp. Jan. 1
Port Natal ''l4lllof Jan....., Plymouth. N0v.26
Sicily • 5, 15, & 25 of ono: Dover .... fle,.. ?I
a, 1j , O. Za l.:1 mu. 'Job et-.... E'er.
Venezuela
Van Diemen's Land
(see Australia)
Meet Indies .

From what When
Port due in
'despatched England
Liverpool. Dec. 26
Liverpool . Jan. 4
Southamp.
Southamp., Dec. 4
Liverpool.. Dec. 28
Plymouth. Dec. 28
Sonthamp. Dec. 20
Sorathamp. Jan. 1
Dover Daily
Liverpool .
Liverpool .
Liverpool
Plymouth

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Nov. 26
Nov. 26
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Dec. 20
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Dec. 20

LIVERP'OOL SHIPPING

TUESDAY,tnec. 13.—WirttVE., light,

‘A.RRIVED.
',Taurus (s.s.) Constantinople I ValleyfietA, Pitt Montreal
.'Vesper Gergenti

.5 AI LE D.

1
,Glenlyon. Oliver Savannah Mignon;Rarvey Azores
aranalc, M.can Philadelphia Rubin, Wiiielac Bahia
`,Crescent, Williams Gibraltar Charles Challoner Savannah
'Mercutio, Millican •,Savanilla Rapid, Pearse Naples
lT I
ell-Tale, Legg Azores

Genova (s.s.), Campbell, hence at Genoa.
Ritson, M'Lean, kern Miramichi, *ad Alb3itia, from
lbea—both for port, atCrookhaven.
*Observer, Searle. from ,Smyrna for Antisawp, at Falmouth.
:tem Dec., with pumpstbaked, and jibboom,carried away.
Empress, Thom; Criteria's, Gregory; Fining, Rose; Che-
valier, Brightman; Leander, Anderson; Farlerprise, Forbes;
Catherine, M'Grinlay; ~John Martin, Clark ; and Jane
Goalie, Mordal—all hence at the Cape of Coot! Hope.
sWINEAU, Dec. 4.—The Gattierina, for Rigs, was wrecked
off 'Sem sen

",IYentICIHE, Dec. 1.-4 The °war, for Hamburg, has arrived
here leaky. The cargo has been discharged. _

STATTiN, Dec. 12—The.-consmunication7 is stopped with
Swivemunde, and, as Me.•cold continues, there-opening of
the navigation is out of theca action for some time.

Itigawicu, Dee. 11.—The lima, Ttnsclale, from Liverpool for
Sunderland, whit/it running-into the harbourklesterclay, got
ashore on the Main.

!HAV ANNA H, Nov. 21.—Theastam, Jackson, of Liverrool,
which sailed hence for Falmouth(tith Nov., has put back to-
day, being too deep in the water, and cannot navigate.
SYDNEY, N.S.W., Sept. l2.—The Treasurer, arrived at
Melbourne, reports !having passed a quantity of wreck off
Cape Otavay, consisting of bundles of planks bouAe together
with iron, and packages of merchandise-
Lauwicia, Dec. 6.—The Agnes, ,Poustic, from -Archangel,
has put inhere with loss of cookhouse, bulwarks, 44c., and
cook's stove. Ten barrels of tar and pitch were:thrown over-
board; the;rumps continually choking with tar, austahort of
proviiions.

WEDMSDAY, DEC. 14.—Wind E.S.E., (rob

A R R I V E 4

Alfred, Kerr New York
Persian (s,s,), biliburn
Cocic,tantinople

Margaret I,idley I,egiitorn
Tyro, Lloyd Lisb3n
Syrene, Lew hart MerAel

S A I
Pacific (m.s4), Nye Yew York
lirene, Masson Ditto
Nonpareil, Rawson

E D
Indian Queen. Foruyeth

_
S. Michael's
Calicet(s.s.), Bruce enoa
Kaugaroo (s.s.), Cave _

;Bordeaux
Agenatit, Lay Smyrna

Barbadoes
Clemence„ N,inteman
Antwerp
Speedwell, 'Vincent Seville
Ann Martin, Benson
Melbourne

Prineeza, Johnson, hence at Natal.
Matilda, Blayne, hence at Table Bay.
Pranktoot(s.s.), and AchiKe. both hence at Naples,.
Tridente, Larrozoite, saileal from Santander for this port,
sth Dec.

Anna, from Bombay, at Table Bay, leaky, and was
dis-
charging to repair.
Admiral Piet Hein. Hagewinkle, and Trident, hence; and
Cleopatra (s.a,), from Melbourne for this port—all at Adelaide.
Alabama, Wilowall Carthagena, Cronin ; Vernon, VVil.
liams ; and Briton, Kendall—all hence at Melbourne.
Dankbarheid, Postma ; Antelope.(ka.), French ; Ann Holz.
berg, Harris ; Atalanta, Le Mesurier; and Annette Gilbert,
Gage—all hence at Sydney, N.S.W.
The sloop Mary, of Aberdeen, bound for London, with a
eargo of potatoes from Peterhead, foundered in the Bay of
Stonehaven, on the 13th Dec., within a mile and a haif of the
shore. The sea being perfectly calm at the time, the crew
had no difficulty in escaping,
ALoo* BAY, Oct. 28.—1 t is blowing a strong gale at S.E.
Two cargo boats and two tank boats have been driven on
shore, and there is every appearance of a bad night.
TAELE BAT, Nov. s.—The Chevalier, which arrived here
on the 10th Oct., from Liverpool, had her mainmast sprung.
The Leander was on fire for two days, the coals having ignited.
The Nith put in here for repairs, being leaky.
QUEENSTOWN, Dec. ]3.—Tlie Zoa, James, from the Ilan-
ritius for Bristol, in working out this morning, grounded on
the Western Bank, near Camden, and after remaining two or
three hours was got off without damage, and has since
proceeded.
PLYMOUTH, Dec. 12.—The Fortune, M'Carthy, from Val-
paraiso for London, is off the Bolt, with loss of jibboom, bows
chafed, and cutwater started, having been in contact off the
Lizard, yesterday, with the schooner Margaret Roberts,
James, of Milford, which vessel sank. The crew were taken
off, and are now on board the barque.

THURSDAY, DEC. 15.—Wind N.N.E., light

ARRIVED

Mary Hounsell, Bond I Betty and Emma Hamburg
Newfoundland Renner Ditto

SAILED.

1
Charles Amelia, Fontegrand Pyreole (a.s.), Dugast Nantes
Bordeaux Ana Maria, Valle Malaga
Progress, Hyland Mobile Neptune, Beauchatnp Boston
Margaret Russell, Evans Nuevo Leon, Urrutia
Melbourne If avannah
Ann Powell, Afadgwick Secundina, Albezure Ditto
Grand Canary Flor da Mucidadi, Conta
Martaban, Roddock Calcutta Oporto
Phoenix, King Antigua

FRIDAY,

DEC. 16

ARRI

Cheviot, Roberts Quebec
Tranquebar St. John, N.B,
Molodez, Larsen

St. Petersburg

Grithiof, Larsen Uleahorg
James, Tait Riga
Union, De Potter Ostend

A flat went down at West Hoyle, near No. per chart 98, this
morning. The Hoylake life-boat went to sea at S a.m.
The Ship Alfred, from New Yore, in entering the Salisbury
Dock y, sterday, took the ground on a hank. was twisted round
by the tide, ran against the ni. r. and knocked her anchor

through her bow about four Meet under water
tered the Bramley-Moore Dock this morning, aft,.
the leak in her bow. The pumps were able to keep her fret
about 30 inches water.

Star of the East, hence at Melbourne, Sept. 23.
Mary Woods, Oct. 13, and Alciope, Oct. 23, hence at Arica
Robins, hence at Hoy,: [(pug:

Crisis, sailed from Shangliaifor this port.
The James Hunt sailed ft•rn Anti'2ua for this port, Nov. 5.
Ann Baldwin, sailed from Arica for this pot t Oct. 27,
Valparaiso, sailed from Callao for this port Oct. 27.
The Glen Manna, hence 2,-,r New Orleans, off Nev Nov.
23; cholera on board ; proceeded on the 24th.
Margaret, Hamon, from Quebec, and John Rutledge, from
New York, at Crookhaven, for this port.
Jamaica, hence at Kinston Nov. 12.
Genova (s.), hence at Leghorn Dec. S.
Camertonian and Riehd. Battersby, hence at Calcutta.
The Harriet, from Newfoundland for this port, was spoken
in lat. 49 N., lon. 27 W.
BELISE, Dec. 12.—The Clarendon is ashore.
NASSAU, Nov. 12.—The Stanley was condemned.
STOCKHOLM, Dec. 6.—The Nordew was stranded 26th Nov.
STRALSUND, Dec. 11.—The Ebenezer, Syren, and Heinrich,
are frozen in.

MONTEGO BAY, JAMAICA, Nov. 24.—The Fawn was totally
lost on the 23rd.
GRENADA, Nov. 25.—The Montezuma got off without ap-
parent damage, and is discharging.
PORTO Rico, Nov. 29.—The Jane Prowse was driven on
shore at Breckbe on the 27th, and went to pieces. The master,
his wife, and two daughters, and the mate and a boy drowned.
ANTIGUA, Nov. 28.—The Onzzel Pulley, from Demerara for
Queenstown, nut into English Harbour on the 14th, making
water, and a part of the crew refusing to do duty.
BEAUMARIS, Dec. 15.—The brigantine Seruis, Cochran,
from Nova Scotia for Liverpool, put in here wind bound and
short of provisions. Out 4U days, and all well.

SATURDAY, DEC. 17.—Wind N.N.E., light

ARAI

Christina,Saunders Cronstadt

Falstaff, Anderson Danzig

Sea Horse, Heron Calcutta I Africa (s.), Harrison N. York
Adriatic, Jack New Orleans Boscarne, Jones Melbourne
Levi Woodbury, Tuckerson Wm. Ward, Ayor Mobile
Ditto Annapolis,Graham Baltimore
Goliah, Blair Ditto Mariner, Forshaw Savannah
Cromwell, Balls Philadelphia Joven Pepito, Villavosen
Phenix, Barclay Maranham- Havana

Atala, hence at Maranham, 4th ult

Dyson, from Bahia, at Paraiba, and sailed for this port,
16th ult.

Lady Eglinton (s.s.), hence at Pernambuco, 12th ult., and
proceeded on the 14th to the south.
The Brazilian ship Felicianna, at St. Vincent, Cape Verds,
leaky, and must discharge to repair.
A flat went down on West Hoyle Bank, yesterday : crew
supposed to be saved by Point of Air or Hoylake lifeboat.
Star of the East, Robertscn, hence at Melbourne, 23rd
Sept., in seventy-seven days.
Beraza, Baker; Henry Chapman, Fordyce • Bentinck,
Wilson ; and United, Clarke, from Valparaiso, at Calch-ra.
Valp traiso sailed frDin Callao tor this port, 27th Oct. ;
Effort, 27th; and Philo, and Adam Lodge, 4th ult., for
England.

Arabistan, Mansfield, hence, and Riverdale, Wilson, from
Valparaiso, at Rio Janeiro.

Glasgow; Partridge, for Acapulco, put back to Rio Janeiro,
20th Oct.

Oberen, cleared at Pernambuco, 16th ult., for this port.
Indiana (s.s.), from Southampton, at St. Vincent, and
sailed 27th ult. for Calcutta.

D. N. de Jesus ; Wilton Wood; and Richmond, Pyott,
hence and Monte Video, at Buenos Ayres.
City of Lincoln, sailed from Valparaiso, 21th Oct., for
England.

krgentino, sailed from Buenos Ayres, 3rd Oct.; Amy M.
Roberts, 26th Oct. ; and Argentina and Llewellyn, Bth Oct.,
for this port ; and Eliza, 24th Oct., and P. Dean, 27th Oct.,
for England.

Mary Woods, Bartlett, and Alciope, Bennett, hence; Ann
!Baldwin, Stevenson, from Iquique, and sailed for this port,
7th Oct., al Arica.
Olinda (s.a.), from the River Plate and Brazils, at Queens-
town, with cogs of fly-wheel damaged : expected to leave this
evening. Left Monte Video, 4th ult. ; Rio Janeiro, 13th
Bahia, 18th; Pernambuco, 20th; St. Vincent, 29th; and
Lisbon, Bth instant : has .e 7,726 in specie.
PERNAMBUCO, Nov. 24. The William Russell, from
Bahia for Bremen, has been condemned.
. _

NASSAU, Nov. 12.—The Stanley, from Honduras for Liver-
pool, condemned here, encountered a violent hurricane 19th
October, in lat 30, which threw her on her beam ends. The
foremast was cut away, and carried mainmast with it.
GLAsoow, Dec. 16.—The Glasgow (s.s.), hence to New
York, while waiting despatches yesterday was in contact with
a sloop of 41 tons, laden with pig-iron, which sunk, snapping
the end of bowsprit; one Glasgow man drowned. The
steamer also lost foretopmast and topgallantmast ; she will
proceed either this evening or to-morrow morning.

SUNDAY, DEC. M.—Wind S.S.E., fresh,