The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-05-09 00:00:00

THURSDAY, MAY 4.—Wind S., light.

ARRIVED.—Isabel, Lupvvorth, from Antigua—Ellen Maria,
Whitmore; Conqueror, M'Auley ; Lillius, Veagie ; an I Lex•
ington, Hill, New Orleans—Oceano, Gaievechea, Cardenas=
Iris, Sendon, Marseilles—Garland, Brown, Jamaica—Echo,
Barbadoes—Agnes, Scott, Savannah—Science, Smyrna—Emi-
grant, Errington, Mobile—Flavie, Bordeaux—Phcenix.. Chris-
tiana—Margaret (s.), Harrison, Havre.
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SAILED.—Mary, Young, and Lady Bannerman, Knowles,
forConstantinople—Princeton, Hughes, Prince Edward Island
—Kingston, Murray, Quebec—Esther 'and SOphie, Von Hack-
ton, St. Thomas—Susan, Lynch, Vera Cruz—Argus, Davidson,
and Wyke, Regis, Meadris, Newfoundland—Diana, Mossop,
Castine—Marsella, Hawke, Naples—Traveller, Young, Rotter-
dam— Waldemar, /I aagensen, Santos—Maria Ygnacia, Arano,
Porto Rico—Champion, Redmond, Barbadoes—Pitton, Hill,
Malta—Princeton, Russell, New York—Miel, Reid, Ti 'este—
Red Jacket, Reed, and Miles Barton, Kelly, Melbourne—Jane
-Leech, Richardson, Sydney—Triumphante, Menchaea, and
Enriqueta, Tono, Havannah.

The Portland, M‘Lellan, from New York, has arrived at
this port. An American ship. dismasted and abandoned,
hailing from New York, with port side of archboard washed
away, laden with flour and corn, was boarded by the Portland
in lon. 30, and letters were found in the cabin addressed to
Captain Macoduck, ship Argo. (Mem. : The Argo, Maco-
duck, cleared at Baltimore, 22d March, for this port.) The
Portland experienced moderate weather.
The Castries, King, from St. Lucia, has arrived at this port,
under jury inizenmast, bowsprit, and foretopmast, and with
loss of main and topgallant mast.
Isabella Peck, Simpson, hence at Algoa Bay.
Jas. Bogart, hence for New York, at Queenstown, dismasted.
Athol, hence for Quebec, at Queenstown, leaky, and with
loss of bowsprit.
Belle, hence for Newfoundland, at Queenstown, with loss
of mainmast, and leaky, and three men overboard.
Balbec (s.s.), hence for the Mediterranean, at Queenstown,
for troops.
Crcesus (r.m.s.s.), from Southampton, at Cape Town, with
machinery put ofbrder. The Crcesus is bound for Australia.
Royal William, Wray; and Symmetry, Aikenhead—both
hence at Table Bay.
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Fatima, sailed from Table Bay,
25th Feb., for Melbourne;
and Nith, 2d March, for Bombay.
Runnymede, from Africa, for thiS port. Was spoken, 3d
April, in lat. 12 N., lon. 34 ,W , and supplied with medicine,
the crew being sick with fever, four dead.
Teneriffe (s.s ), Bell, hence (and cleared for Alexandria);
Cambria (s.), from Malta (and cleared on her return)—both at
Constantinople.
SKIBBEREEN, MAY I.—The Syrian, from Odessa and
gOeemitown, for Limerick, in entering Long Island Sound,

this morninz. struck on a sunken rock, awl was run on a mud
bank, with five feet water in her hold. _ _

EALMoUTII, MAY 3.—'l he American ship Black Hawk,
from Liverpool for New York, was met with on April 19, in
,at. 47, lon. 35, by the barque Caroline, from Poole for Quebec.
which vessel took off 128 passeilers. Others were taken off
by the Dirago and another American ship, both from Liver-
pool for New York. The Caroline put back here yesterday.
The Black Hawk is supposed to have foundered, but every one
on board was saved.