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

SUNDAY, APRIL 2.—Wind N.N.W., light.

ARRIVED.—Irene, Williams, and Elizabeth Grimner,Simp-
son from New York—Mary Cannon, Rennie, Calcutta—Man-
gosteen, Pentreath, Singapore—Devonshire, Mallet, Apala-
chicola—Moslem, James, Surinam—Active, Hall, Madeira—
Renteria, Juan, Santander—Caroline Amelia, Svenborg—
Harriot, Spurr. St. John's N.B.
SAILED.—Witch, Griffiths Custom. Kerr; Sarah, Cromp-
ton, for Africa—Euphrosine, Teasel, Cayenne—Sisters, Ladd,
Trieste—Gannet, Holland, Lisbon—lconium, Turner, New
York.
Tomlin, Thorne, hence, at Trinidad.
Agnes, Lewis. hence, at Barbados.
Mary Bibby, Guthrie, hence, at Demerara.
Rachel, Brown. from Callao, at Chincha.
Lord Gough, Proddon, hence, at Laguna.
Novidale, Waiward, hence at Vera Cruz.
Arctic. Doane, sailed from Mayaguez for this port, 9th ult.
Eliz. Wood, sailed from Buena Ventura for Panama, 3rd ult.
Sandhach, sailed from Demerara, Feb. 27, and Delegate, 4th
ult., for this port.
New York Packet, hence for Apalachicola, Ath ult., and
Alice Jane, hence for Jamaica, llth, off Antigua.
Alexander, Moore, sailed from Barbados, 3rd ult., and
Pactolus, and liornby, 6th, for this port.
Renner, Albersen, ; Uriana, Dan ; and North Star, Barclay,
hence, at St. Thomas.

Delegate, Marshall, from Demerara, at St. Thomas, and
sailed for this port, 13th ult.

Eleanor ThoiusOn, Thompson; Betty and Emma, Bleicken;
and Carl Heinrich, Schw en, hence, at Laguayra.
Courier, Patterson, sailed from Callao. Jai, 26; Earl of
Chester, 26th; and Effingham, Mat, for Envmnd.
Georgina, from Pisagua, and sailed .'r this port, Feb. 14;
Artistic, hence; and Evangelist, fro.. Bordeaux, at Valparaiso.
Hornhy, Lewin, from Barts..iaos, for this port, with main-
yard sprung, and facing.v.rees on starboard side started; and
Isabel,nalemLattipn7 osttil
ehdt fromie Valparaiso for Caldera, Feb. 2 ; Lorde; at Antigua.
Althorn -Ali, for Papudo ; Gardine, 4th, for Iquique; Ann
et,,,,ntre, 4th, for Caldera Juverna. 7th, for Tongoy ; and
Hercyna, 13th, for Callao, all to load for this port.
Courier, Wise, and Hugh Block, hence; Heart of Oak,
Shaw; Romulus, Lawrence; Defence, Murphy; Allerton,
Bulford ; H. Wooley ; and Caroline, Lawson, from Australia;
Earl of Liverpool, Hood, and Countess of Durham, from Co.
qr.imbo ; St. Lawrence, Ferguson; Irene, Harman; M. A.
Foliott ; and Prince Charley, Kerr, from California; Lord
Riversdale, Hague, from Valparaiso ; Highland Mary, from
Monte Video ; Zillah, Judd, from Islay; and Helen, Hunter ;
Dumfriesshire, Dickson ; and Mary Wood, Stanley, from
Chincas, at Callao.

MONDAY, APRIL 3.—Wind N.W.

ARRIVED.—Niord, Hankrnan, Maulmain—Florence, Foye
Wilmington—F. W. Bailey, Koopman. Portland—Clipper
Whithurn ; Goddess, Scott; and Arrow, Passmore, St
Michael's—Lisbon, I%l`Gowan, Lisbon—Pet, Leary, Venice.
SAT LED.—Siddons, Taylor, for New York—Genova (s. s.),
Campbell, Genoa.
Asia (r. m. s.), Lott, New York, left March 22; has 303,000
dollars in specie.
Charity (s. s.), hence and Greenock, at Portland, in 28 days
from the Clyde, having been hemmed in the ice nine days.
Premier, and Palm, at Ascension, on the 11th Feb.
Bonita, from Rio Janeiro, and Mountaineer, Robertson,
hence at New Orleans. _

Viper, kilimpis:i7eilce and Ageaora, Dublin, at Savannah.
Rhodes, hence at Charleston.
Hercyna, Smith, Valparaiso, at Callao.
Manchester, Ryan, Cardiff. at Payta.
Juniata, Burnham, and Mary Hale, Rollins, from Balti-
more to this port, were at anchor off Poplar Island, March 18.
Cumberland, Cooper, Baltimore, for this port, off Bark
River, March 19.
Thetis, Leith to Melbourne, has put into Falmouth, with
compasses out of order.

The 88th Regt, will embark from the landing-stage to-
morrow, at eleven o'clock. The r. m. s. Niagara will sail
with them early next morning to the East.
BOSTON, MARCH 19.—A heavy gale from N. W. prevailed
here yesterday and last night, which is reported to have been
unusually violent at Portland, Bangor, Eastport. and Calais.
During the galethe steamer Arabia, and ships Parliament, Bell,
Rock, and other vessels, parted their cables and nearly ca-
reened over, but were finally secured. The barque Yn ha was
driven ashore on George's Island, but succeeded in getting
off, and put to sea for safety.

TIDE TABLE.

DAYS. I MORN. EVIENG.I,

April. h. tn. Ih. m I ft. in
Tuesday.... 4 3 9 329 12 7
Wednesday . 5 353 421 11 1
Thursday.. 6 457 535 10 0
Friday .... 7 624 7 8 9 8
Saturday .. 8 753 828 10 3
Sunday.... 9 9 0 1 924 11 10
Monday....lo 945 10 6 13 9