The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-04-25 00:00:00

TIMBER.

LIVERPOOL—There have been no arrivals of colonial
timber or deals during the week, and the only lots to hand
are a few parcels of pitch pine from the United States, and
small timber, with battens, &c., from Norway. Of pitch
pine the last sale made was a lot of 67 feet average, at 2s 6d
per foot. The Baltic arrivals have not yet been disposed
of. In colonial timber a good business has been done by
retail, the only lots now in first hands being St. John
pine. Of deals one cargo has been sold from the quay,
reported at £l3 lOs per standard. The deliveries of this
article during the week have been a fair average at this
season of the year, and more attention is now being drawn
to them by their value compared with wood in the log.

SHIPPING NEWS.

TUESDAY, APRIL 18.—Wind S.E., light.

ARRIVED.—Africa (r.m.s.). Harrison, from New York—
Isabella, Grimm-!itch, Buenos Ayrei--Linus, Meyer, Bremen
—Anglia—Lady Russell, •Smiley, Mobile.
SAILED.—J, A. Westervelt, Hoodless, for New York—l 0,
Cottier, Buenos Ayres—Mary Marsdep, Sinclair, St. Thomas
—Mary Hanzell, Coward, Havannah—l'anama, Reynolds,
Quebec—Catherine Borland, Williams, Rotterdam Bahia
Packet, Christopher, Newfoundland General Michaels,
Roiling, Dordt—Snowden, Dunlop, Halifax—John Peile,
Sawyers, Lima—Shamrock (s.), Little, Havre—brie Gebroe-
tiers, Van Wyck, Rostock— Sarah, M'Lay, Richibucto—
Reliance, Hill, and Alberia, Cameron, Quebec—Valparaiso,
Joughin, Pernambuco—Melita (s. s.), Cook, Constantinople—
Tell Tale, Le,,,g, Malta—Active, Hall, Harlingen—Cygnet,
Lees, Trieste—Bezer, Adam, Gibraltar—Robinson, Sommer-
son, Montreal—Kaffir, Cassiday, Laguayra.

Excelsior, Watson, hence at St. Thomas.
Alice Jane, Rae, hence at Jamaica.
Otao, hence at Monte Video.
Caroline, Con I:er, hence at Charleston.
California, hence at Apalachicola.
Ashley, Phelan, and Rajah Gopaul—both hence at Mobile.
Skiddaw, and Elizabe; h Archer—both hence at Callao.
William Parker, from Iquique, at Islay.
Sheridan, Gilchrist, hence at Barbadoes.
Ann Powell, hence at Panama.
Daring, Milligan, from Carthagena, at Savanilla.
Baltic (m.s.), hence at New York, 4th tpril.
President, Kreuse, hence at Port•au Prance.
Murray, Booker, hence at Montego Bay.
Liberia, and Midd:eton—both hence at St. John, N.B.
Hever, Rode,and Hugo, Ingerman—both hence at Laguayra.
Castries, King, sailed from St. Lucia, 22nd March, for this
port.
Columbian, hence at St. Thomas's, and Norfolk, at Balti-
more.

Pa:nelia, Brownlow, sailed from Jamaica, 20th March, for
this port.
Conqueror, Boatelle; Kate Hooper, Jackson ; Fidelia,
Dixon; and Wm. Tapscott, Bell—all hence at New York.
Bahiana, Browning, sailed from Bahia, 14th March, for
Queenstown, and John Bibby, 21st March, for Rio Janeiro.

Horatio, Younghusband, sailed from Aim Cayes for Fal-
mouth, 19th Marco.
Garland, Brown, sailed from Montego Bay, 14th March, for
this port.
Mary Harrison, hl'lntosh, from Demerara; at Antigua, to
load for this port.
Minnie, Thompson, sailed for Antigua, 15th March, after
repairing; and Hornby, 15th March—both for this port.
Minstrel Boy, Lewis, from Janeiro, at Corfu.
Lady Kinnatrd, sailed from Pernambuco, 21st March, for
the channel.

Amalia (and sailed for this port), and Laura, Campbell,
(loading for this port)—both at Alaceio.
Lord Elgin, APLennan ; Parker, Kennedy; and Saxon—all
hence at Demerara.

Pearl, Railed from Demerara, 13th March; and Loyal, 14th—
both for this port.

Stirling. Mrckersen, sailed from Barbadoes, 17th March;
and New City of Cork, 25th March—bo►h for this port.
Town of Liverpool, from Pernambuco, of Queenstown,
14th April.

The Sbakspeare, Lucia Fietd, Ellen Noyes, and Oscar, al
with guano, have put into Callao, leaky.
3 Return Crowell, and Albion, Marker—both sailed from St.
Thomas, 22nd March, for this port.
Alexander, from Baltimore, at Hampton Roads for this
port, waiting crew.
Hartley, Morrill; Trade Wind; Quebec, Emmerson; and
Owego. Stevens—all hence at New Orleans.
Harvey Galbraith, Shadrach, hence at Curacoa, in 29 days,
and sailed, 17th March, on her return.
Richmond, sailed from Buenos Ayres Ist February ; Falcon
16th ; Nuevo Seraphin, 18111 ; Manola, 20th ; Van Brock and
Siden, 23rd—all for this port.
Regina, Chuddock; Maria Reese ; Iris, Desabond; Serafin,
Gortes ; Rita, Joblin ; and Julia, Malin—all hence ht Buenos
Ayres.
Shark, hence for Maranham, was spoken, 6th April, in tat
48 N. lon 10 W, and was supplying the Charlotte Maria, from
London for St. Michael's, with bread. The Charlotte Maria
had lost her masts, and put into Plymouth, 11th April, for
repairs. •

Fairy Queen, Woodward ; Margaret Deane; and Lusitania
(a. a.), all Bence; Viscount Sandon Hughes, and Edward
Boustead, both from Rio Janeiro—all at Bahia.
Margaret, Russell (leaky, and sailed 6th February, for
Melbourne); George Fyfe, Hoskin • Morris, Purday ; Calpe,
'
Pouton ; Endymion 'Withycomb; Golden Fleece, Pallthorpe;
Bella, Birkett ; and Henry, Winch—all hence; and City of
Kandy, from Bristol Channel—all at Rio Janeiro. •
Salween, and Roxana, both hence; Eliza' Hidick, from Port
Union; Inca, from Bnona Ventura, for this port; Seraphina,
from Pernambuco ; Black Prince, from Pisegua, for this port ;
Lord Althorp, from Papudo, for this port; Circassian, from
Callao
.(making water)—all at Valparaiso.
Brankentnoof, VVatubun ; Aurora and Caroline, Thompson,
from Aus; ralin ; Enterprise, Gardner, from Caldera; Hercyna,
Smith, from Valparaiso ; Challenger, from Payta (and all seven
sailed for Chincas); Ann Dasliwood, from Australia; I. Tom-
kinson, Roger, from Arapaho; California, Walker; Cornelia,
Steward; Carntyne, Carlisle; Walla, Newby; and Cheater,
Powell (and all five sailed for England)—and all at Callao.
Genevieve, Turner, hence (and sailed 22nd March, for
Cerea); Courier, Gavey, hence (and sailed for Rio Janeiro);
Sceni, Steel; and Westmoreland, Halliday, both hence;
Tyro, Lloyd, from Lisbon; Barkhill, from Newfoundland;
Omega, Key, from Callao (and sailed for Queenstown) ; Thomas
Harrison, Holliday,from Port Phillip (and sailed for London);
and Ila Wax Packet, from Callao—all at Pernambuco.
APALACHICOLA, MA RCII -28.—The New Yolk Packet, from
Liverpool, got onshore 23rd inst, about 13 miles west of this.
PERNANIBUCO; MARCH 24. —The Countess of Zetland is
about to be hove down at Paraiba, to undergo repairs.
RAMSEY, APRIL 17:—The Lucy, from Liverpool for Mobile,
which was ashore on Jurby Point, was got off 15th instant,
and. is at anchor.waiting for a steamer.
• REVEL, APRIL 4.—The ice is drifting towards the bay, and
may prove very dangerous to vessels, of which 25 are in it off
Baltic Port. Among them is the Molly, Polity, from Liver
pool.

NEW YORK, APRIL 4.—The Ohio, hence for Liverpool,
put back leaky, with part of cargo thrown overboard, havinaq
been hove on her beam ends in a severe gale on March 18.
ANTIGIJA, MARCH 28.—The Drogher, Codrington, fro
Mercer'S Creek, with 20 Wis. sugar and 10 puncheons
molasses for the Isabel, ran on shore off Carson's Point 22nd
March, and bilged. Cargo saved; sugar much damaged, but
molasses in good order, and sold yesterday.
CHARLESTON, MARCH 31.—The Susan G. Owens, hence
for Liverpool, In attempting to cross the Bar this morning,
grounded while in tow of a steamer, and put back leaking
•
very badly, with four feet •of water in her hold. She has
375 bales Sea Island and 2316 bales Upland cot
ton on
board, and It is fared that there will be considerable damage.