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

THURSDAY, MARCH 30.—Wind W., light.

ARRIVED.—Loch Lomond, from Calcutta—Southampton,.
Austin ; Edmund, Robertson.; Continent, Drummond
Beejapore, M`Lay ; Jacob A. Westervelt; Isaac Wright
Abeel ;. ard Isaac Webb, Furber, New 1 ork—Sarah, 111`Lay
and Colonist, Surley, Savannah Princess Royal, Parr, and
Bricknells, Para—Matthew King, Cummings, Wilmington—
North America, Dunbar, Boston—Meridian, Simpson; Ariel,
Reed; Bee; Glenmanna, Rogers; W. D. Sewall, Small; and
Pemberton, Chapman, New Orleans—Pickwick, Graves,
Islay—North American, Clark, David Cannon, Robertson;
Washington, Alexander; and Spartan, Welch, Mobile—St.
Anthony, Tarragona—Sarah Prinsep, Fox, Rio Grande—
G. A. Hopley, Malony ; Austin and Ellen, Burgess; City of
Manchester, Flinn ; and Helois, Gale, Charleston (23 days)—
Saranak, Decan ; Tempest, Patten; and Buenos Ayrean,
Philadelphia—Hotspur; Dingo, Sinclair; and Herald of the
Morning, Thompson, St. John, N.B.—Chasely, Slaughter,
MaceioDavid Brown, Bell, Baltimore—Tara, Grant, Bom-
bay—Rovena, Venice—Mathilda, Memel),
Sarah Sands (s. s.), for Portland, in coming out of Birken-
head dock to-day, grounded on the bank, and remains.
North America, from Boston, and Tempest, from Phila-
delphia, were in contact when entering the Mersey to-day.
The former lost bead, Bz.c., and the latter her bow damaged.
Chasely arrived here to-day from Maceio, whence she sailed
on the 18th Feb., and left loading the Prospero, for this port,
and Spray, for the Channel, 26th March. In lat. 51, lon. 13,
she passed the Bonna Dea, waterlogged, and abandoned
(before reported.)
Arctic (rn. s.), from New York.

Russell Sturgess, Snow, hence for Boston, was fallen in
with, 16th March (23 days out), in lat. 46, lon. 31, in a sink-
ing state, and the passengers, 50 in number, the cook, and
cabin boy, were taken off by the Isaac Webb, arrived here
to-day from New York. The captain and crew were taken off
at the same time by the Rainhow, bound for Alexandria,
which bad been laying by the Russell Sturgess for three days,
but unable to render asssitance from the boisterous state of
the weather.

Atigara, hence at Geelong.
Emily, Stabb, hence at Para.
Ottavia (a. s.)i hence at Portland.

Lydia, hence at Ceylon, 15th Feb.
SAan, from London at Savannah.
Edward Krause. hence at Philadelphia.
Lancaster, Moller, hence at Charleston.
Blecg, Wise, from London at Adelaide.
Anne Mary, Harris, from Sydney at Calcutta.
Lahore, Tesseyman, from Calcutta at Rangoon.
Pakenham. Flannery, sailed from San Francisco, 16th
Feb., for Callao.
Tamerlane, Caldwell, sailed from Whampoa, 20th Jan.
for this port.
Jos. Anderson cleared at Calcutta, 7th Feb. ; and Fatima,
and African, 15th—both for this port.
Collingwood, sailed from the Mauritius, 2sih Jan., and
Anne Porter, 2nd Feb.—both for Queenst3wn.
Eliza Pirtle, Pearson, sailed from Aden for Bombay, Ist
March.
Free Trader, Campbell, from Hong Kong, and America,
hence—both at Manilla. _ _ _

Sandford, Callan, sailed from Calcutta for Demerara, Feb. IS.
Marion, Byrne, from London ; Polmaise, Allan, from
London and Dundee—both at Melbourne.
n., and N
Gauntlet, llie elgu!si:i, for saislehdanfgroh.e, 2
from Melbourne
t Jan.lourne for Bombay, Ioth
Chevalier, Brightman, hence at Gallo, w.th loss of all three
topmasts, head of mizenmast, and 10 or 12 tons of coal
thrown overboard.
Stree Raja Rajasnarie, Smith; and ChippocAum, Balkan,
Wainwright, from Sydney, N.S.W. (and both sailed for tins
port)—at the Mauritius.
Midas, King; Gulnare, Copeland; Thomas Lowry, Dobson;
Robert Henry, Randall ; Merlin, Laverty; and Aurifera,
Shearer—all hence at Melbourne.
Decima, hence for Africa, off Scilly, 21st Mrch, bearin
up for the Texel, having had decks swept, lost boats, cook-
house, mate, and two men in a gale, 15th March, in lat 52,
lon. 15.
YARMOUTH, N.S., MARCH 11.—The Perthshire, of and
from St. John, N. 8., for Liverpool, struck on 'Soldier's
Ledge during a snow storm, 7th instant, but came off in
about three hours, with loss of rudder, an anchor, and part of chain, and was put on shore near the month of the
leboyne river.

FRIDAY, MA►+cr —Wind N.W., fresh.
ARRIVED.—Mary and A ,ne, Morse, from New Orleans
—Caroline Middleton. Turner, Savannah—Esther May,
Howes, Norfolk, Virginia—Neptune, Ziopeke, Marseilles—
Foam, Foo-chow-foo—Rothsay, Munn, Pernambuco, sailed
Ist March—Sverize, Rooke, Africa—Sisters, Mobile—Cham-
pion, Redmond, Rio de la Hartle.
SAlLED.—Johnstone, Thompson, for Demerara.

Frances Barclay, Connibeer, from Manilla ; Mary Ray,
Lister, from Canton ; John Taylor, Cawkett, from New Zea-
land, and sailed 27th Dec. for Calcutta—all at Sydney, N.S.W.
Martin Luther, sailed from Sydney, Bth Dec., for Ceylon ;
Margaret Connell. 19th Dec., for Callao; and Jessie Byrne,
3rd Jan., for San Francisco.

Favourite, Warlock, and Kestrel, sailed from Callao Bth
Jan. ; Asia, 7th Feb. ; Seringapatam, 9th; and Countess of
Sefton, 10th Feb.—all for England.

Eagle, Lister, sailed from Vera Crnz, 19th Feb., for Laguna.
Sarah Sands (s. a.), was got off this morning's tide, without
damage, and anchored in the river. One man was killed by
the breaking of a hawser.
Herald of the Morning, from St. John, N. 8., dragged her
anchor last evening in the river, and went on shore near the
Victoria Tower. She was afterwards got off with considera-
ble damage, and docked.
PALERMO. MARCH 22.—The Tiber (s. s.), sailed on the
ISth for Liverpool, but returned, with screw damaged, and
is discharging to repair.