The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-10-24 00:00:00

for Calcutta. Has performed the voyage
s time than the Red Jacket. Has 40,000

;old, equal to el6o,

The Antelope (s.s.) was to'sail Ist Sept., and Ocean Chief
Sept. 4th, for this port; and Ballarat Aug. 22d, for London.
The Carpentaria and Hero would proceed to Hong Kong;
and Bride of the Sea for Can't': and Norwood tor
the Medora was to sail from Geelong in a few days

Albatross
Bombay

Lotidor

The Francis Henty sailed for London August 17th, with
33,876 ounces of gold and 4,400 sovereigns. The Jno. Banks
sailed on the 13th, with 3,000 ounces of gold ; and the Mer-
maid sailed for this port on the 18th August; with 20,000
ounces of gold.
Dreadnought
Ha rves
York

Samuels; Ohio, Hutchings; Roscius, Porter

Globe, Blair, hence at Charleston—John Garrow, and Gen.
Parkhill, M`Kown, off Charleston.
Ellen A. Clark, Kopperholdt, hence at Philedelphia.
Rhine, Jellerson, hence at Boston.
Lisbon, Brown, hence at St. John N.B.
Alps (s.s.). Moodie, New York; Fanny Morton, and Albi-
nus, Jolly, hence; Susan, Syroot, Laguna, for this port, with
loss of spars, sails, &c., in a hurricane on the ith and Bth Sept.
at Halifax.

Imperial (packet-ship), hence at St. John, N. 8., 11th Oct.
The Whitehaven (s.), from Whitehaven to this port, was
towed back to the former port on the 21st instant, with
boilers out of order. by the Bonny Dundee (a.)
Lawrence, from Akyab, at Antwerp.
Great Britain (s.s.), hence at Melbourne Aug. 18.
Tally-ho, Spence, and Ocean Chief, Tobin, hence; Peveril,
Milchrist, Peel, Isle of Man ; Harriet, Hope, Hobart 'rowa—
n!! at Melbourne.
Agnes salted from Melbourne Aug. 11, and Hilton on the
14th, both for Callao.
Bride of the Sea, Tiger, Ochtertyre, Smart—all hence at
Geelong.
City of Manchester sailed from Geelong for Cal:_
Araminta' Fearon, and Jane Leach, hence; Malting (s.),
Boomerang (s.), and Allen Kerr, from the Clyde, and Matilda
Wattenhach, from Melbourne—all at Sydney.
Imperieuse, Devaux, Honduras, leaky, with loss of mizen
mast, boats, &c. ; Peruvian, Ainlillan, hence for Quebec,
leaky, loss of sails, &c—both at Queenstown.
BOSTON, OCI. 11.—A British ship was abandoned at saa,
supposed in the Gulf of Mexico. Crew taken off by the
barque Greenfield, arrived at Galveston about 29th Sept. The
Amelia Thompsen, from London to San Francisco, 'rent
ashore in San Simon Bay, Aug. 26.
NEW YORK, OCT. 7.—A vessel of about SOO tons, painted
black, was seen, 19th Sept., ashore on the reef about five
miles S.E. of Caicos Bay, by the Oldin, arrived at Philadel-
phia, from Cape Haytien.
CAMPBELTOWN, OCT. 20.—The Alpha, from Dunbar to
Galway, was run ashore in a sinking state, 18th Oct., at the
entrance of West Loch, Tarbert, and will be a wreck.

Lo Aug. 11

VESSELS SPOKEN,

Daniel Webster, outward bound, Oct. 13, off Cork.
Dorado, hence for Bombay, July 20, in 14 N, 25 W.
Araby Maid, hence, July 24, in 10 N, 24 W.
Maple Leaf, Bombay for this port, Sept. 10, in 2S N, 33 W
Speedy, Sydney for London, Oct. 5, in 37 N, 43 W.
Hanover, 'hence for Melbourne, Aug. 4, in 25 N, 27 W.
Daniel Grant, Aug. 23, in 14 N, 25 W.
Ruthenia, hence for Rio Janeiro, Aug. 20, in II N, 25 W
P. Harward, hence, Oct. 12, in 48 N, 14 W.
Patriot Queen, hence for Calcutta, Sept. 2, in 13 N, 26 W
Thorwaldsen, At '

23, ins
. 24 W,

Eva, Sept. 2,'in N
Emporium, Benin for this port, Aug
Esther, hence, Oct. 13, in 50 N, 9 W
America, from Africa, band south, Sept. 5, in 12 N, 24 VC

24, in 14 N,