The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-27 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD, AND GENERAL COMMERCIAL ADVERTISER

THE CHARITIES.

LIVERPOOL ROYAL INFIRMARY.—(Weekly Report,
24th Sept.)—ADMITTED: In-patients, 34 ; out=patients, 12 ;
casuals during the last week, 24.—DISCHARGED : In-
patients cured, 31 ; relieved, and at own request, 8 ; made
out-patients, 2; irregular, 3; dead, 2.—Remaining in the
house, 169•
NORTHERN HOSPITAL.—(Weekly Report, Sept. 24.1-
-ADMITTED: Accidents, 54; Medical and Surgical Cases
utwu recommendation, 16; Total, 70.—DISCHARGED :
Cured, 18; relieved and at own request,s ; attending as out.
patients. 38; irregular, 3; died, I.—Remaining in the Hos-
pital, 104.
INDUSTRIAL RAGGED SCHOOLS, 66 and 6S, SOHO-
STREET.—(WeekIy Report, Sept. 21.1—0 n the books, boys
66, girls 37; average daily attendance, boys 56; girls 30 ; sick
list, boys 2, girls 1 ; obtained situations, boys 0, girls 0.

PRESTON, SEPT. 24.—There was a fair show of English
Wheat at our Corn Exchange this morning, which mtt a brisk
sale at an advance of Is to Is 6d per windle. Fine samples of
New, suitable for seed, fetched a high figure, and the value of
New and Old having assimilated, the above currency applies
to both descriptions. Foreign about 54 per bushel higher,
and in fair request. Flour 2s per pack, and Is per barre
dearer. English Beans cleared at Is per windle more money-
No Irish or Foreign offering. Old Oats have realized an im-
provement of 2d per bushel. No new at hand. We have
experienced a good demand for new and old Oatmeal
throughout the week, and an advance of 3s per load on each
has been fully established to-day.
NEWCASTLE-UPON.TYNE, SEPT. 24.—There was again
a very thin attendance at our market this morning, and a
scanty supply of all grain from the growers; but from the
coast the arrivals are large, with several lots of new from
the south. Wheat mot a fair demand at an advance of fully
28 to 3s per qr. on the rates of this day week. Norfolk and
Suffolk new made 66s 678 up to 68s per qr. Grinding Barley
scarce, and fully as dear. Beans and Peas none offering. In
Oats very little alteration took place, either in value or de-
mand. Scotch, weighing 42 to 42ilbs. realize 24s to 23s per
qr. Flo it must be quoted fully 35 per sack higher.
WAKEFIELD, SEPT. 23.—The arrivals of Wheat are goods
principally of Old; New comes to hand much more slowly
than usual. To-day there has been a steady sale for all quali-
ties, at an advance of 2s to 3s on the rates of Friday last.
Barley wanted, and sells at 37s to 42s per qr. Oats are id per
stone, and Shelling, 2s per load higher. Beans are dearer,
and fine quality very scarce. Malt rather higher.
CORK, SEPT. 24.—Our market has been greatly excited this
week, and very advanced rates demanded and paid ; the ad-
vance on Fine Flours being Is to 2s per cwt. Wheat is held
with great firmness for extreme quotations. Indian Corn is
beyond the idea of consumers, with a very limited sale.
DUBLIN, SEPT. 22.—There was a very excited market at
our Corn Exchange to-day. Foreign Wheats were again 2s
to 3s dearer, and a considerable advance was also realized on
Indian Corn, so high as 39s and 40s being in some instances
paid; New Corn was also affected by the prevalent feeling;
Wheat was 28 to 3s; Oats, Bere, and Barley, 6d dearer. No
change in Rapeseed.

White Wheat .32s Od to 39s Od i Tawny lla Od to 12s 6d
Red d 0... Os 0(1 to Os Od Rapeseed 26s Od to 28s 6d
Barley . 168 6d to 19s Od Oatmeal.— l3s Od to 14a 6d
Bere. 14s Od to 163 Od Bakers'ylour.2os:Od to 24s Od
Oats.. lls Od to 148 Od Indian Corn, -
Oats, new.... 12s Od to 13s 6d per 48015-37 s Od to 40a 0.1

LIVERPOOL SHIPPING.

TUESDAY, SEPT. 20.-
ARRI

Calcutta

Wind

V E D.

Vandalia New Orleans
Gulnare, Spencer Africa
John Watson, Johnson
Magaguadaric
Jessie, Greig
Prince Edward's Island
City of Rotterdam, Branch

Rotterdam
Pelican (s.s.), Byrne Ditto

Centaur, Perriam Leghorn
Cessandra, Popplewell
Alexandretta
Isaac 'Wright, Abeel
New York
Clorinda, Stewart Trieste
Harmony, Webster Stettin
Tay, Moncur Riga
Hawk, Foster Melbourne

St. Vincent, Shepherd, sailed from St. Vincent for this port
15th Aug.
The Beloochee, Miller, and Wilson, Kennedy,—both sailed
from Bombay for this port on the 3rd Aug.
The Gambia arrived from Calcutta at Singapore, andre-
sailed for Amoy on the 25th June.
Elizabeth Thompson, and Johnstone, King, sailed from
Demerara for this port, 12th Aug.
William Carey, and Robert Pulsford, cleared at Calcutta
for this port, and were waiting for steam, 6th Aug.
Walton, Stanton, hence, and Wanatab, from Cardiff,—both
at Valparaiso.
Stirlingshire, from San Felix ; henry Jones, from Co.
gumbo ; and Jhelum, from Islay,—all at Valparaiso, and
sailed for this port.
The Warbler, Westcltt, has arrived here this morning
from New Orleans. She lost two men while lying at New
Orleans, and five on the passage home, all from yellow fever.
On the 11th of Sept. she experienced a very-heavy gale from
the westward, in which she lost sails, &c. On the t2th she
fell in with the Victoria, of Scarborough, from Quebec for
Lomion,dismasted and waterlogged, and took off her crew.
—The Liverpool, Mundle, has arrived here to-day from Ja-
maica, with her cargo shifted, loss of bulwarks, &c., having
been struck by a heavy sea on the 10th inst. She was on her
beam ends four hours. Barometer 28.52. It would thus
appear that the Warbler and Liverpool had thus been in the
same gale, but the position of neither vessel is known, the
latitude and longitude being omitted in each of their reports.
The Clara Wheeler, from New Orleans for this port, was
spoken on the 27th August, in lat. 36 15, lon. 72 36, with the
' captain and fire of the seamen dead from yellow fever, by the
Julia Moulton, from Havannah at Boston.
Adam Lodge, from San Francisco, and sailed for the
Chinchas ; Sir Charles Napier, from Callao (making water);
Mysore, from San Bias, and sailed for Great Britain, 27th
July; and Riveredale, from Callao—all at Valparaiso.
Bonanga, Fearon, and Annie Worrall, Foster, hence; Sir
R. Jackson, M`Beale, from Valparaiso; Doris, Collundt ;
Georgiana, Murray; Boadicea, Jopp ; Janet, Swainson ;
North Wales, Pritchard ; Janet, Graham ; Naomi, Wright ;
Express, 11PLeod ; Lochlibo, Boyd; Velore, hicks; Elgin,
Burn ; Parsee, Thomas (the latter twelve have re-sailed tor
England); Priscilla, Thomas (and re-sailed for New York);
City of Lincoln, Portman ; Chimborazo, Bragg; Circassian,
Ashley; Junior, Turner; and Ward Chapman, Robertson—
all from the Chincas at Callao.
GIBRALTAR, Sept. 10.—The Jenny, Charand, from Smyrna
for Liverpool, put into this port on the 7th September, leaky.
She will be discharged for repairs.
VALPARAISO, July 30.—The Fanny, from Callao for Queens-
town, has put into Voldivia with damage, and with cargo
partly washed out.
Si RI NA M, August 16. The William, Allan, loading timber
in the Narouyne river, sprung a leak, and on being pumped
it was found that two holes had been bored in her, which have
been stopped.
CALLL.O, August 11.—The Elizabeth Grimmer, of Glasgow,
whilst lying at anchor in this port, was run into by the British
barque Chimborazo. She has been surveyed.
DUBLIN, Sept. Ig.—The Zaroni, Maliony, of St. John, from
Greenock for Boston, with pig iron. was abandoned on the
15th Sept., in lat. 57, lon. 15, and sank in an hour afterwards.
The crew were saved by the Jniius, which has arrived here.
CRONSTA DT, Sept. 11.—The Jantina, evries, from Malaga
and Liverpool, which ran aground behind Cronstadt on the
7th September, got off without damage, after discharging
part of her cargo, and proceeded for St. Petersburg.
CALCUTTA, August s.—The Tasmania, from Sydney for
Singapore, was wrecked on the 2nd July, in lat. 10 S., lon.
141 E., on a bank which was seen by Captain Cook in 1770.
The crew were saved.
MotmmEtx, July 6.—The Julia, Blampied, hence for
Great Britain, grounded between Mapoon and Natmos, in
coming down the river, but subsequently got off anti pro-
ceeded. The lona. Young, hence for Falmouth, which put
hack on the 10th April, leaky, has had part of her cargo dis-
charged, and will be put on shore for further examination.
July 19.—The Augusta, Black, hence for Great Britain,
grounded twice on her passage down the river, and during
the gale from the Bth to the 10th July, she struck the ground
in putting into Waggerali, with 12 feet of water in her hold,
and was put on shore there. She has since been surveyed,
and found to have sustained considerable damage.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT
ARRI

Endeavour, Cooper
Rotterdam
British Empire, M'Ewen
Bombay
Aina, Wooster A kyab
Monarch, Lewis St. Lucia
Rolto, Bell Porto Rico
General Berry Mobile
Devonport, Coleburn
Apalachicola
CAI

bielita (Ls.), Cook
Constantinople
Baltic (r.m.s.) Comstock
New York
Hope, Weston ditto
Governor, Gil!berry
t. Thomas

. 2l.—Wind W., light.
V ED.

Shenandoah, Morrison
Philadelphia
Triton, ltatje New York
Golden Era, Fowler
St. John. N.B.
Carolina, Birch Reckiavy
Cambria (s.), Stone Havre
Ystrom, Sterneld Amsterdam
Liffey, Kendrick Patras

Garrick, Sands New York
Tason, Bey Stettin
American, Gover St. Francis
Minstrel Boy, Lewis
Rio Janeiro
Carleton, Reed Quebec

The Clara Wheeler, Nelson, has arrived at this port from
New Orleans. She lost five of the crew and one passenger
(a lady). during the passage. from yellow fever.
The Brecknells, Kelly, has arrived at this port from Paraiba,
whence she eared on the 7th August. She encountered the
gale of the 11th inst. On the 13th inst., in lat. 47 N., lon. 19
W., passed the Gorea, of Gloucester (Corea 7), timber laden,
and abandoned.
The Richard Cobden, arrived from Bombay, heeled over
this morning in the Albert Dock,,with her spars against the
warehouse, but was righted without damage.
The Pelican (s.s.), which arrived here last night from Rot-
terdam, has been placed in quarantine, one of the passengers
having died last Sunday from cholera. The remainder of the
passengers and crew are all well.
The Onward, which arrived at this port yesterday afternoon
from New Orleans, experienced the gale of the 10th inst., in
lon. 23 W. On the 12th she saw two ships, with fore and
mizen topmasts gone, and subsequently passed several vessels,
all more or less crippled in their spars.
Crusader, hence at Honduras.
Frankfort (s.a.), hence at Genoa.
Transit. sailed from Caldera, 20th July, for Callao.
Mary Winch, sailed from Callao for England, 27th July.
Peruana, and Orient—both from Valparaiso at Caldera.
Brigand (s.s.), sailed from Malta for this port, sth Sept.
Stately, from Mica, and Enterprise, Cobija—both at Islay.
Frances, Daniel; Vesta, Carpenter; and Peerless, Mearns
—all hence at St. John's, Newfoundland.

THURSDAY, SEPT. 22.—Wind S.S.W., moderate.
ARRIVED.
Zetland, Tilley Quebec 1 Sheridan, Cross New York
Jessie, Phillips P. E. Island Euphemia, Ficket Ditto
Milks Alexandria Crown, Duncan Demerara
Julia Galata Liberia, Card St. John, N.D.
Arno (s.s.), Steele Marseilles I

SAILED.
Tiber (s.s.), Brooking, for Genoa.

The Niccolino, which sailed hence for Malta on the 15th
instant, has put back. She never got below Holyhead.
The British Empire, M'Ewen, from Bombay, which arrived
here yesterday, did not experience the gale, being too far to
the southward, but had a heavy rolling sea from the N.N.W.
for several days previous to making the land.
The Nicholas Biddle, which sailed hence on the 3rd Sept.,
for Savannah, has put back, with loss of main and mizen top-
masts, foretopgallant mast, mainyard, tic., while lying to in a
gale of wind from W.N.W., on the 14th Sept., in lat. 52 N.,
lon. 19 W.
The Devonport, which arrived here yesterday from Apala-
chicola, encountered the gale on the 10th Sept. in lat. 54 N.,
lon. 22 W., which continued till the 12th inst., with a very
heavy sea. On the 26th Aug., when in• lat. 46, lon. 51, she
spoke the Cleopatra. of St. John, N. 8., leaky, and in want of
assistance. She immediately hove to ; but the Cleopatra pro-
ceeded to the westward, and in an hour afterwards she was
completely out of sight from the mast head.
The Admittance, Grayburn, hence for Quebec and Montreal,
has put into Londonderry, having encountered the gale in
lon. 12, when the vessel became leaky, and the crew refused
to proceed in her.
The Magdalena (s.), while proceeding down the Magdalena
river from Honda for Santa Martha, with about 600 or 700
serons of tobacco and bark, struck against some projections
in the river, on the 17th August, and immediately sank. The
crew and passengers were saved.

Ind W., fresh breeze.
E D
Paragon, Wilkinson Sheridan
Konigsberg Prince Edward's Island
Tucker, Cook Hamburg A. H. Wass, Marshall
Speed, M'Kay Rotterdam Wilmington
Hibernia, Malony New York Havannah St. John's, N.B.
Windsor Castle Quebec

FRIDAY, SEPT. 23.-v
ARRI

Thor, Nielson, hence at Nykiobing, 12th Sept.
Lucretia, Leech, from Santander for this port 13th Sept.
Julia, Sandberg, from Alexandria, at Cagliari, and sailed
for this port 12th Sept.
Sarah, Eves, from Bengal, at St. Helena, and sailed for this
port 3rd A Og•
The English barque Cuba, has been wrecked on her passage
from London to Algoa Bay, but all hands were saved.
The Palermo, from Montreal, which arrived here on the
21st inst., encountered a hurricane on the 10th inst., in lat 49,
long 31, from the S.E., which was continued the following
day from N.Y., in lat 48, long 30. The three succeeding days
she experienced strong winds from S.W. to N.W., in lat 30,
long 18, but had moderate weather during the remainder of
the passage. On the 10th inst. the decks were swept, and the
chief mate was washed overboard.
DEAL, Sept. 23.—The Bertha, of and for Konigsberg from
Havre, sunk off the Goodwin Sands; the crew were saved.
CUXHAVEN, Sept. 20.—Tile Ada, from Newport for Ham-
burg, on shore near Schaarliorn, is totally lost ; crew saved.
WARRENPOINT, Sept. 21.—The Charles Hainerton, of
Whitehaven. from St. Andrew's for Queenstown, was fallen
in with on the lath Sept., in lat 49, long 25 di€masted and
waterlogged. The crew were taken off by the New Orleans,
which has arrived here, and which has also brought the crew
of the ship William Key, of Portsmouth. The crew of this
latter vessel had been ten days on board the Curlew, bound
for St. John's, Newfoundland.

SATURDAY, SEPT. 24.•
ARRI

Jumna, Conway Bombay
Constantin, Santander
Nimroud, St. John's, N.B.
Colicquid, Soley
Parsborough, N.S.
Augusten, Asperlogh
Antwerp

Felicity, Jamaica
Edinburgh, Blair Quebec
Bella Donna, Reeves
Alexandria
Brigand (s.s.), Thomson do.
Jane, Bordeaux
Achille, Starace Gallipoli
➢lazeppa, George Charante
SAI

—Wind W.S.W., frail.
v E D.

Arabia (s.), Judkins
New York
Olinda (s.s.), Harem Lisbon

Pyriole (s.s.), Dugarte
Nantes
Juan, Core Denia
Rival, Poi dige Denia
Diana, Green
Prince Edward's Island
Ajax, M'ltae
Prince Edward's Island
Messenger, Marwood Halifax
Harlequin, Brooks Antigua
Favourite, Webster
Buenos Ayres
Matilda, Aslnnead Barbados
Fidelia, Dixon New York

Waterwitch (s.s.), Hamilton
Oporto

Linda, Besant, from Ceara, at this port, sailed 10th ult. ;
did not experience the gale of the 10th instant; and has not
reefed a topsail the whole voyage. 'flit Tinamara was to sail
in a day or two for this port.
Washington, Wilkie, from Quebec, at this port, sailed 31st
ult. On the 10th and 11th instant, in lat. 40, lon. 48, encoun-
tered a heavy gale, commencing at S.S.W., and veering round
to the northward.
Rosalie, Nuldren, from Monte Video, at this port, sailed
13th July. On the 20th instant, in lat. 49, lon. 14, passed a
vessel bottom up, apparently new, of about 200 tons, bottom
painted dark green, all her spars scraped bright, and iron-
work of the yards painted red ; her rudder was unshipped,
and her masts were floating alongside. She appeared to have
been but a short time in that position.
QUEENSTOWN, Sept. 22.—A great number of deals and
spars, and also a dismasted vessel, were passed, 1501 instant,
in lat. 49 N. lon. 23 W.: probably the Sclway, abandoned an
the 11th, and crew saved by the Garland, arrived at London.
A schooner belonging to Waterford, with deck swept, was
passed in lat. 49, lon. 30.

SUNDAY, SEPT. 25.—Wind W., strong.
A RKIVED•
Urgent, Wiiliams Barbados I Samuel, Richibucto
Lena, 'Films l‘lontreal Juliane, Santander
SAILED.
Cormorant Rochfort, Rotterdam.
Europa (s.), Lang, from Boston, at this port, sailed 14th
instant, and Halifax, 16th : has $170,226 specie on freight.
Wilton,
from Jamaica, at this port, under jury-masts hay-
ing lost fore and mizen masts, in a gale, 10th instant.
Albatross (s.s.), Hansen, hence, at Cadiz.
City of Madchester (s.s.), hence, at Philadelphia, 9th inst.
Asia (s.), Lott, hence, at New York, Sth instant.
Taurus (s.s.), Little, hence, at New 'York, 12th instant.

TIDE TABLE.
DAYS. MORN. EVENO. HOHT. HOLYDAYS ISTC
September; h. rn. h. in. ft. in.
Tuesday.... 27, 6 0 1 6 44 y 9 8
Wednesday .28 728 S 7 10 3
Thursday ..29 840 9 5 11 8
Friday ..30.. 928 948 13 6
Saturday .. 1 10 11 10 28 15 5
Sunday .... 210 40 11 4 17 2 19thSun.af.Trinity
Nlonday.... 311 21 11 38 18 4 Old St. Matthew.