The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-14 00:00:00

SATURDAY, Nov. 11.—Wind E.N.E., light

SAlLED.—Canada (s.), Stone, for Boston_i
Malaga—Arctic, Zeraga, New York.

Camalan, B

Amoy, for Savannab, bas put back.
Allipore, from London, at Queenstown, to embark troops

SUNDAY, Nc

12.—Wind N.N.E.,

ARRlVED.—Maracaibo,Knit.Rio Grande—Goshawk, Cross,
Smyrna—lncredible, Malcolm, Prince Edward Island.
SAILED.—Wasp, Power, for Mobile—Mps (s.s.), Moodie,
Havre—lndian Queen, M`Kirdy, Melbourne—Waverley, Well-
man, and Louisa Cordier, Vaiparniso—Wln. Tapscott, Bell,
and Lady Franklin, Thompson, New York.

Attica (s.), Harrison, from New York, at this p
Ist instant. Has .t!'9l3 301 in specie on freight.
Ophelia, Mason, and It. D. Shepherd, Hamiltor
New Orleans.

Boston Light, hence at Boston, with loss of main and
topmasts, foretoppityard, and sails.

,
hence for Savannah, with salt, 52 days out, ran
shore, 18th ult., on the west end of Ossobaw Island, near
Tybee, and has gone to pieces. Crew saved and arrived at

Sivannah

MONDAY, Nov. 13.—Wind S

ARRIVED.—E. D., Yabsley, from Malaga—Pelican (s. s.),
Croft, Rotterdam—Mars, White, Brass—Meroo, and Alice
Walton, Dakin, St. John, N.B.—Ann Powell,Caldera—Esther,
Osborne, Alexandria—Franciska, .*Parlow, Memel— Laura,
Newfoundland—Tyro, Lloyd, Lisbon—Catherine, Bonny—
H et mes, Friedrickson, Comm.
SAILED.—Annie, Burnett. to Maranham—Andes, Crisp°,
Valparaiso—Margaret (s.), Harrison, Havre.

Wallace, hence at Miramichi.
Jane, Mearns, from Bremen, at Mobile, Oct. 25.

NEWFOUNDLAND, OCT. 20.-4 large ship, the Samaritan
(?), from Liverpool, bouud west, put in here on the 19th with
loss of captain and one or two of the crew, and larboard bow
stove in, having been in contact with another large vessel.
[Mem The above is supposed to be the Raritan, from London
to St. Jonn, N.B. which was in contact with the Veloz on the
16th Oct., lat. 47;10n. 48. The Veloz arrived here on the 30th
Oct., from St. John, N.ll]

VESSELS SPOKEN
Lotus, hence for Philadelphia, Oct. 18, in 34 N, 37 W
Avon, hence, Oct. 9, in 2i N, 31 W.
Albro, hence for Rio Grande, Sept. 10, in 18 S 33 W.
Ironde, hence for Ainbriz, Aug. 24, in 1 N, 9 E.
Clara, London for Portlan I Bay, Sept. 25, in 3 N, 20 IV
Castoff, hence for Quebec, Oct. 13, in 46 N, 48 W.
Confucius, in 9 N, 24 W.
Countess of Winton, from Callao, Oct. 3, in 25 N, 33 W
Delgany. Leith for Melbourne, Aug. 31, in 18 8, 29 W.
Edmond, hence for Arica. Sept. 3, in 2 N, 28 W.
Emma Louisa, hence for Valparaiso, Oct. 2, in 9 N, 22 W.
Free Trader, hence for Aden, Oct. 14, in 10 N, 23 W, reported
the master having died, Sept. 9.
George Hughes, hence for Rio Plata, Sept. 30, in 6 N, 23 W.
Gezina, Rio Grande for this port, Oct. 8, in 19 N, 20 W.
George Kendall, Sept. 18, in 4 N, 28 W.
Herald of the Morning, from Melbourne, Oct. 3, 42 days out,
in 7 N, 22'W.
Hartley, Bolivia for this port, Oct. 23, in 57 N, 67 W.
Harkaway, Charleston for this port, Oct. 20, in 41 N, 61 W.
John Ritson, hence for Buenos Ayres. Sept. 22, in 6 S, 17 W.
John Matthie, Calcutta for London, Sept. 24, in 3 N, 18 W.
Louisa Munro, hence, Nov. 4, in 51 N, 6 W.
Lizzie Thompson. St. John, N. 8., for this port, Oct. 27, off
Cape Sable.
Liberia, hence for St. John, N. 8.,
Lotty Sleigh, from Africa, Oct. 12, in
Magistrate, Oct. 11, in 25 N. 33 W.
Neva, hence for California, Sept. 14, in 24 S, 42 W
Peruvian, hence for Quebec. Sept. 27, in 50 N, 34 W. with loss
of sails, main topmast and foreyard, and ship making water;
received the supp'y of a topmast.
Patriot King, bound S.W. Sept. 4, in 17 N, 27 W.
Pudsey Dawson, Portsmouth for Sydney, N.S.W., Sept. 28,
in 4 N, 24 W.
Queen of the South (s.), with troops, Nov. 2, in 41 N, 10 W.
S. G. Owen, hence for California, Oct. 1, in 10 N. 23 W.
Sandford, from West Indies, Oct. 11, in 21, 30 W.
Samuel Laurence, Calcutta for this port, in 41 N, 34 W.
Una, Buenos Ayres for this port, Sept. 19, in 10 N, 26 W.
Worthington, Van Dieman's Land for this port, Sept. 17, in
4 S, 33 W.

Oct. 20, in 45 N, 34 W
Z 2 N, 32 W.