The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-03-23 00:00:00

pletely choked the wheels, ana at times preventea their
revolving- Some of the copper forward is torn off, and
about one-third of the starboard paddle-wheel is com-
pletely missing; there was not the slightest damage done

a')out 4,600,000 bushels
about 1.600,000
Of which there were to Great Britain—

to her hull, tliough she was detained nearly twelve hours,
during which time, the exemplary conduct and skill dis-
played by the commander and officers, is spoken of most I Corn
meritoriously. On the following day an immense number I Whc
„___

about 1,200,000
Export, from Ist to 23d February.

of monstrous icebergs were seen: The weather throughout

the passage was mot tempestuous • but the arrival of the Oats
Cambria in so crippled a state, and so short a period after NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 19.—FLoun.—The 10,4(10
opened na od this
due, speaks volumes in praise of the noble line to which morning without any material changes, butua)
she belongs. the mail an active demand sprung up at full p
iti.trek;. elherryipa tl
ofis
rites—sales 5000,
When about half passage, the Cambria passed a vessel
300 1000, and 2000 brls Ohio, at 86 50, 1200 at .86 20, 160 at 86 25,
which from the light displayed, was supposed to be the and 760 at 64 0. Corn—The demand continues unabated, and
prices improving. Sales 1300 sacks white at 105 c, 222 yellow,
steam-ship Sarah Sands, which left New York on the
. at 102ic. ; two flatboat loads, 5,000 bushels white, at 105 c. ; 400
evening of the 24th. sacks mixed, at 105 c, and 40 yellow, at 107 c.
LIST OF PASSENGERS.—From Boston :--Mr. J. E. Maryland has not been without her share of the profits from
Delarue, Mr. E. Brocklenian, Mr. Bunker and lady, the rise in European markets of American staples, bread-stuffs,
Mrs. Sagure, Mrs. James, Mr. G. H. Monk and lady, bacon, &c. According to estimates heretofore made in the
proper office at Washington, Maryland produces .
Mr. Chas. Samson and lady, Miss Forbes, Mr. A. Blanc, Indian Corn.
Wheat. Oats and Rye.
Rev. F. Cunningham and lady, Mr. De Terrante, Mr. 5,060,000 bush. 2,900,000 bush. 4.000,000 bush.
R. S. Butterfield, Mr. C. Saunders, Mr. A. Vourllemont, Each of these staple articles has nearly doubled its ordinary
Mr. Ranisay, Mr. J. Ward, Mr. A. Hardy, Mr. C. S. price this year, but estimating the gain on the whole crops only
Cunningham, MO John Wadsworth, Mr. Throspecken, at 25 cents on oats and rye, the excess will amount to 32,665,000.
Mr. Maillare,llff. W. Chipman, Mr. S. Draper, sen., EXPORTS FROM THE PORT OF NEW YORK.
Mr. Allen, Mr.' Hnnerkock, Rev. J. H. Nichols, Mr. A. the
Th
;33cee98ese;,pcilbrpk
Handler, Mr. T. A. Harper, Mr. D. M. Peryson, Mr. To Great
exports of produce from NeNevxYo.r:k for the week ending
Lreuallprifianisni.ve,leaire :align. n 10,7118 ;
corn, bush, 205,439;
C. P. Fllloring, Mr. Sherwood, Mr. Auldjoe, Mr. J. W. flour, bbls, 17,367; wheat, bush. 14,850; cotton, bales, 992;
Rulon, Mr. D. M`Ruer, Mr. G. S. Appleton, Mr. J. rice, tierces, 288; peas, bush. 237; bacon, lbs. 205,231 ; bees-
Potter, Mr. H. Lewis, Sir G. Simpson, Mr. L. Draper, bbls.wax, 286;1135. 21,ar89d2,;ibta51.10174,,,1b595.; 22,100;bar1ey bLuutsthe.r,2,llbBs7.
Mr. J. Stikeman, Staff-Surgeon Read, Mr. G. Stowe,
Capt. Warburton, Mr. Cromwell, Mr. S. Thompson, Mr. 33co83.British West Indies.—Flour, ' '
Wilber, Mr. A. Johnson, Mr. J. P. Smith, Mr. H. Schon, die-- " - --
Mr. C. J. Coggin, Mr. R. Whall, sen., Capt. Ebrington, 146 ;
Dr. Andersor " ' - Mr. sheep

half do 40;

31; pork, do,
ock—Oxen 40,

f, do. .45; hains

Mongeust,

Mr. A. Heard, Mr. C. F. Flower,
Mr. Connell, Mr. R. Froste, Mr. T. Wallace, 4
-- Bainbridge, Mr. E. Meidner.—From t.
—art, Mr. E. Luppet, Mr. J. B.
Mr. Hardy, Mr. W. Stevens, sive
to the absence of vt

Mr. Young
Halifax :
Bennett, M

do. 1,737

ng Feb,

r. Jame

to the New York Courier and fsast er
no prospect of peace between inel •hae

Inquirer, of the 24th ult.-
the States and Mexico. The
latter country were about to abdicate, and leave the whole BA LTlAloa:Feb. 26.—TheBritish
conduct of affairs in the hands of Santa Anna, who had vices to the 4th instant, published here
accepted the presidency, conferred on him by the con- andechne in all desfriptionvs of 2:i
fi2auttoi,
b 5.1
greys. In the letter of acceptance there is not only no- ssactions'that the
thing that breathes of peace with the States, but he asserts i
l tseeenn'hh• however,
later
rpirriacne have
covered itself. On Saturday last limited sales of Iloward-strect
distinctly that he hopes, by oae or more signal feats of flour were made at .S 6 25. On Monday morning Eurnpean ad-

mer Ca mbria'sal
londay lest, caused

market has partiaiii