The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-06-20 00:00:00

Johnson, Philadelphia—Mongolia, Spraque, New York—
Richmond, Pyott, Africa.

The packet-ship Montezuma, hence for New York, ashore
at New Inlet, Long lsla..d, will likely prove a total loss,
as it is considered almost impossible to pump her out.
Her cargo will probably all be saved, but much damaged.
Goddess, hence at Nevis.
Jolly Robin, from Callao at Chinchas.
Wanderer, Barrett, hence at St. Lucia.
William Sortie, Primrose, hence at Trinidad.
A rn Falcon, Bowness, hence at Antigua.
Henry Nesmith. Butler. hence at Boston.
Pcmguay, sailed front Callao May 5 for Iquique.
Asia (r.m.s.), Lott, hence, at New York June 1.
James Hunt, sat'etl from St. Croix May 21, for this port.
Kaffir, Cassidy; and Helina Olga, both hence at Laguayra.
Coronet,- Wheate, and Arica, Leggett, both hence at Maya-
guez.
Tenere, saileij from Jamaica: May 15, for this port.
Be r;mann, sailed from Valparaiso, April 23, for Cobija.
Guatemala-Packet, Phillips, from Beatijo, at Porto Arenas.
Faneion, Ahrens, and Maria, Heineke, both hence, at Port-

au-Prince.
Streoneshall, Drinlcwater ; Radiant, Mason; and Maxi:;,
Ciest, all hence at Jamaica.
Lord Riversdale sailed from Callao April 27, for the United
States.

ViYid, Kendrick, sailed from Qt. Lucite, May 20, for this
Port ; John Henry, Oxnard, sailed from Cienfeugos, May 16,
for this port.

Princjto;;Russell ; and Southampton, Austin, both hence
at New York.
Corneila Menchaca (in 34 days); _Gabriel; and Rivulet, an
hence at davannah.
Matilda ; Ashmead; and Union, Morrell, both hence at
Barbadoes.
Peerless, sailed from Barbadoes, May 18; Berbice,
and Iris, 18th—all for this port.
Thetis, Australia; Prince Charlie, Jenny Wren ; and Enter-
prise, all sailed from Callao for England.
Nora Creina, cleared at Pemerara, May 19; and Kinzaloch,
May 2—both for this port.
Irt, for Queenstown ; and Wardale, for Kingstown—both
sailed from Antigua, May 23.
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Thy, April 26 ;°Pa'kenliam, 26th ; Seringapatam, 2sth ; and
Tamar, May 10—all sailed from Callao for Chinchas.
Manilla, Williams; Marina, Justice; rurope, Stalker, all
hence; and Glanmire. Barrett, from Barbadoes, leaky, and
in distress, and discharging, bound for this port—all at St.

Sandford, Callan, from Calcutta, in 90 days ; Mary Cathe-
rine, Butler; Salonica, Faulkner; Sir R. Jackson, Gibb ; and
Emilia. Falconer, all four hence—all at Demerara.

Confidence, Wolff, hence ; Alecto, Evans, from Sydney, and
sailed for Chinchas ; South Carolina, Lesk, from Australia
Aloe. Langlors; Baron, Renfrew; Olivia, Williams; and
Mathoree, Lowan, from Chinchas—all at Callao, and sailed
for England.
CALLAO, MAY 11.—H. M. steamer Virago (6) arrived here
on th,-, 6:h instant from Panama, with official despatches to
the Admiral, announcing the declaration of war against
Russia. The Russian frigate Aurora (52) sailed eleven days
previous to the Virago's arrival : her destination is unknown,
but conjectured to be the Sandwich Islands.

SATURDAY, JUNE 17.—Wind N.E., light.

A RRlvEo.—Asia, Cochrane, Halifax—Gannet (s 6.), Lisbon.
SAILED.—Europe, Judkins, New York—Ed. Johnston,
Lewin. Portland Bay—Corrib, Wright, Castine—Dagmar,
Harrild, Iceland Daniel, Vany per, Antwerp Cromwell,
Balls, New Orleans —Emu, Schade, Hamburg—Active, Hawkey,
Messina—Thetis, Hoop, Tonsberg—San Manuel, Barcelona—
Teutonio, Henkin, Genoa.
United, Larbalestier, hence at Belize.
Skiddaw, from Callao, at Iquique.
Henrietta, sailed from Iquique for this port, 12th April.
Wellington, Williams, sailed from Arica for this port,
2nd April.
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LivOrno (s.s.), sailed from Leghorn for Marseilles, Sth inst.
Forerunner (s.s.), from Plymouth, at Teneriffe, and sailed,
Ist instant, for Africa.
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Pleiad (s. s.), hence at Madeira, and sailed, Ist instant, for
Africa.

Martha, Thompson, from Iquique, at Arica, and sailed for
this port.
Sarah, Wells, from Sierra Leone for this port, was lost on
the Jaloff River, thirty miles north of the Gambia : part of
cargo saved and landed at the Gambia.
CROOKHAVEN, JUNE 14.—The Wanderer, from Liverpool
for Montreal, put in here to-day, very leaky, and with part of
cargo thrown overboard.

SUNDAY, JUNE 18.—Wind S.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.— Gladiator, Milligan, Newfoundland—Ellidia,
Roberts, Palermo.
SAlLED.—Princeza, Gordon, Port Natal—Sir Harry Smith,
Hans, Quebec—Queen of the East, Bilton, Melbourne—Eagle,
lister, Vera Cruz—Sea Nymph, Harding, and Tornado,'
Mumford, New York—Ellen Maria, Whitmore, Boston.

REVAL, JUNE 6,—The Furst Menschikoff, Finland barque,
from Liverpool to Narva which put in here 14th May, has
made several unsuccessful attempts to continue her voyage,
and has now discharged her cargo, part of which was thrown
overb)ard when she was aground off Odishohn : she has been
hove down for survey and rebair, having sustained damage in
the ice.

MONDAY, JUNE 19.—Wind W.S.W.
ARRlVED.—Mexican Packet, from Rio Grande—John N.
Cushing, Plummer, and Susan G. Owens, Charleston—
Oromocto, Allen, Savannah—Melbourne, Martin, and Volant,
Colthart, Quebec—Undaunted, Freeman, New Orleans—
Martins Consino, Downward, St. John, N.B. —Montery
Havana—Virginia, Sparks, St. Stephen's. N.B.—Magrico,
Lisbon Peerless (brig) Dauntless. Africa— Madawaska
Monte Video—Susan Picton—Utile, Alexandria—Campbell,'
Thompson, Rio de la Hache—John Dunlop, Simcot, Apala-
chicola—Peerless, Barbadoes.
SAILED.—Queen of the Seas, Gardner, Melbourne—Ellleu
Oliver, Giebon, Boston.

America (r. in. s.), Boston, left on the 7th, and Halifax,
9th instant; has 590,600 dollars in specie.
Amazon, arrived here yesterday, sailed from Para, May It,
and left the Isabella Scott about half discharged, and Octavia
loading for Antwerp.
Melbourne, sailed troll Quebec, May 20, passed Bic on the
24th, St. Paul's, 31st. On the sth and 6th June, lat. 16, lon.
48 to 46, was surrounded by large icebergs and great quantities
of drift ice. ' On the 12th, in lat. 4S, lon. 42, passed the fore-
mast and bowsprit of a ship of about 1,000 tons, spars bright,
with white hoops, masthead black and top white •, no barnacles
on them. Had light winds and smooth water all the passage.
Great quantities of wreck have been passed between the
Western Islands and Cape Clear.
Madawaska, sailed from this port on 4th June, 1853, for
California, put into Monte Video in distress, discharged her
cargo, and has come home for repairs, with a light cargo.
Monarch, hence at Holyhead, with submarine telegraph
cable, and sailed on the lath for Hfowth. -
Birmingham, M`Kirdy, and Macvicar, Calcutta, at Deal.
Marshfield, Torrey, and James Titcombe, both hence; and
Mary Ward, from Cardiff, at New Orleans.
Charles Crooker, Moorhead, hence at New York.
Glenlyon ; Georgina, Scott; Pudyona, Arkle Alberta,
Cameron; Christina, Muir; Triton, Bond; Heinrick Werg.
land; Actalu, Ray; Ajax, Norrie; Springfield, lA`Farlane;
British Empire; Home, al uir—all hence at Quebec.
Compeer. Scoleville, hence at Sullivan.
Niagara (r. m. a.), hence at Halifax, June 6.
NEw yoaa, JUNE 6.—The Vernon, for Trieste, was burnt
to the water's edge on the 3rd instant in Mobile-Bay. She
had 1276 bales of cotton on board.
Quaucc, JUNE 3.—The Mayerd, from Liverpool to this
Port, is ashore in the St. Lawrence. The Elizabeth, Brpwn,
from London, was wrecked 25th May, on Green Island : crew
saved. .

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Anne Armstrong, hence for Sydney, Feb. 22, in 44 S, 84 E.
Ariadne, for Africa, May 15, in 39 N. 1
inB W.
Atlantic, hence for Honduras, June 2, 46 N, 15 W.
Arabian, hence for Australia, June B,' in 45 N, 14 W.
Alexander Baring, Calcutta for this port, May 15 in 20 5,72 E.
Aullotar, hence for Calcutta, 59 days out, in 23 s: 31 W.
Advice, hence for New York, May 25, in 41 N, so w.
Burrell, hence, June 2, in 45 N, 20 W.
Champion, New Orleans for this port, May 30, in 41, 49 W.
Cordelia, hence for New York, 17 days out, in 44 S, 30 W. Defiance, hence for New York, June 7, in 47 N, 26 W.
Dundonald, for Qnebec, June 4.
Evening Star, hence, May 30, in 48 N, 41 W.
Francis Ridley, Melbourne for London, March 30, in 375,33 W.
Frances, Bombay for this port, May 26, in 44 N, 33 W.
Golden Eagle, hence, April 19, in 19 S, 35 W.
Great Britain (s ), hence for Australia, June 13, off Bardsey.
Georgians, hence for Quebec, in 43 N, 29 W.
Glenarma, hence for Quebec, May 28, in 48 N, 43 W.
Glide, hence for Montreal, June 9, in 49 N. 27 W.
Isabella Harnett, hence for Calcutta, in 23 S, 31 W.
Jeremiah Garnett, Hamburg for Sydney, Jan. 15, in 33N,26W
John and Lucy, hence for Melbourne, June 11, at 11 a.m., off
Bardsey.
John Dugdale, Canton for London, May 24, in 41 N, 32 W.
John Bull, hence, June 3, in 50 N, 12 W.
James Carson, hence for Melbourne, May 7, in 2 S, 22 W.
Judith, hence for Boston. June 9, in 49 N, 27 W.
Jessie Miller, hence for Nova Scotia, June 2, in 52 N, 30 W.
Kingston, for Quebec, May 28. in 44 N, 33 W.
Lott, Port Philip for London, June 5, in 49 N, 25 W.
Lightning, hence for MelbOurne, May 31, in 15 N. 26 W.
Menai (s.), hence for Rio Janeiro, May 16, off Cape Frio.
Nightingale, New York for Australia, May 25, in 36 N, 58 W.
Olive, hence, June 12, off Bardsey.
Ronachan, hence for Quebec, May 26, in 42 N, 29 W.
Reindeer, for Guatemala, June 5, in 50 N, 8 W.
Stirlingshire, Launceston for London, in 49 N, 25 W.
Suffolk, New Orleans for this port, April 20, in 24 N, 85 W.
Simoom, bound E.S.E., May 18, in 17 N, 36 W.
Wild Irish Girl, from Moulmein, April 26.