The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-10-17 00:00:00

SUNDAY, OCT. 15.-'

rah Maria Ann, Alexander, Mauritius—Star
town, Boston—Jessey, Donnolly, Quebec—
,Bate,Seville—Auguste,Waldeck,Glient—Delta (s.s.),
Glasgow—Recorder, Sharp, Calcutta—Cambria, Pngwash—
Trimoontain Rae, St. George's, N.B.—Blakeley. Ijalliwell,
Alexandria-AV. Punton, Gay, Labrador—A. Morrice, Bussell,
Denia.

of Empire, E

SAlLED.—Golconda, Kerr, Melbourne—Windsor, Wyatt,
Para—State Rights, Earle, New York—Catherine Hodges,
Lewis, Dunkirk—Vigilant, Halewyck, and Prophete, Kerk-
hove, Ostend—Streoneshalh, Drinkwater, Trinidad—Wm.
Miles, Thompson, Moreton Bay—Mary Black, Rainey, Cadiz.
—Calpe, Ponton, Smyrna.

Red Jacket, Reed, from Melbourne, at this port, in seventy.
three days. Sailed 2d August, and arrived in the Mersey at
11 30 a.m. The Red Jacket has made the voyage, out and
home, in 5 months 10 days and 22i hours; circumnavigating
the globe in 62 days 22 hours. The distance run on the pas-
sage out was 13,880 miles; home, 14,863 miles. In the cir.
cumnavigation of the globe she ran 15,921 miles between 11th
June and 2d September, being in lat. 26 W. on each day. The
greatest distance run in twenty-four hours was 400 miles, on
the 6th July, between Cape of Good Hope and Australia, on
the outward passage; and the greatest run, in one day, home
was 376 miles. Average of outward passage per :day 205&
miles; homeward 2021 miles. The Red Jacket brings 44,243 i
'
ounces of gold and 28,270 sovereigns, together .e 208,044.—
sth ult., lat. 35 S., lon. 25 W., spoke the Assaye, hence for
Calcutta.

Et hiope (s.), from Plymouth, at Teneriffe, and left for Arica,
3d instant.

ngrim, from Callao for Queenstown, foundered off Cape
Horn. Crew saved.

:verse, Hutchinson; Security, Campbell; and St. Law
, hence at Montreal.

Lady of the Lake, Starkie ; Bellona, Taylor; Prince of
Wales, Hanlon ; Liman, Brown ; and Vixen, Owen, hence at
Quebec.

Lightning, Forbes; Carpentaria; and Albatross, hence;
Hurricane; Cairngorm, from the Clyde; and Medina, Sand-
ford, and Otilia, Rowles, from London—at Melbourne.

Samuel Badger, split sails, .cargo shifted, &c.lXndrew
Foster, Smith, sprung main and maintopsail yards, &c., in a
gale, 14th ult. ; Constantine, Williams' Universe, Bird ;
Shanghai, Gray; E. Z., Hartshorn; Northern Empire,
Crocker; and F. Secor, Paine, hence—at New York.
MARSEILLES, OCT. 13.—The Diamond, Armstrong, was
destroyed by fire at Aden on the 26th ult.
BELFAST, OCT. 13.—The brig Elvira, M'Kechnie, of Liver-
pool, from Glasgow to Dunkirk, has been brought up to this
port to discharge .and repair, having been aground on the
rocks off Groomsport, and got off making much water.
ST. HELENA, AUGUST 10.—The England, Garnett, from
Calcutta to London, arrived here yesterday, reports having
encountered very severe weather off the Cape of Good Hope
about the middle of July, and was compelled to throw over-
board a portion of her cargo.
HOBART TOWN, JULY 15.—The Marion M'lntyre, which
arrived here on the 11th July, from Liverpool, reports having
sustained damage to stern through stress of weather, and
having thrown part of cargo oVerboard. She is now discharg-
ing cargo, part of which is in a damaged state.

STANLEY? AUGUST 11.—The Beethoven, Capp, from Swan-
sea to Coquimbo, put in here on the 7th Au-rust, from off Cape
Horn, very leaky, and is now repairing.-16th : The Reindeer,
from Liverpool to Guatemala, has just put in here in a very
disabled state, having encountered severe weather off Cape
Horn, and will have to discharge.-27th : The Solway, Shad-
wick, from Cardiff to Calla., put in here on the 18th August,
with decks swept, &c., and in a very shattered state, and it iS
doubtful if her condemnation can be avoided.

NEW YORK, OCT. 4.—The ship Lady Caroline, of Liverpool,
was passed on the 4th Sept., in lat. 49 N., lon. 28, disinasted
and abandoned. A wreck, of about 500 tons, even with the
water, was passed on the 18th Sept., in lat. 43 N., lon. 54 W.,
and a large ship standing to the westward, sepposed to be
Forbes rigged, W as passed on the 26th Sept , in tat 42 N., lon.
66 W., with loss of all three topmasts. A quantity of barrels,
tubs, and buckets, two or three trunks, and two boats badly
stove, supposed to belong to some vessel wrecked on the
Hogsbank Broad Sound, were seen on the 29th Sept.

MONDAY, OCT. 9.—Wind W.N.W.
ARRIVED.—Chaos, Dunton, from New Orleans—Finchley,
Simpson, Quebec—Emma, Ferris, Pernambuco.
SAlLED.—Grafton (s.), Wiseman, Sydney, N.S. W.

Jos. Tarratt hence at St. John, N.B.
Shackaznaxon, Harvest Queen, and Dreadnought, off New
York.

Canada (s.s.), and Charity (r.tn.s.), hence at Quebec, Oct. 2.
David Harrison hence Aug. 11, for Hong Kong; Vision,
Douglas, from Canton Aug. 14, and Celestial from do. Aug.
19, both for this port—at Amer.

Secret sailed from Singapore Aug. 17, for this port; and
Mary Queen of Scots Aug. Is, for Swan River.
Henry Moore (iron) from Melbourne, at Calcutta, 47 days.
Foam, Findley, hence ; and America, Gardyne, Geelong—
at Bombay.

Matoaka sailed from Bombay for this port Sept. 5.
Mary Worrall, from Mauritius, at Penang, and sailed Aug.
25, for Singapore.
Aden, Fletcher, hence Aug. lo ; Lancashire Witch, Park,
hence and Singapore; Stornoway, Hart, Calcutta, and sailed
Ang. 5, for London—at Canton.

Gauntlet sailed from Canton July 29, for London; and
Inchinnan Aug. 10, for California.
Robert Barbour, Candlish; Henry Ware, Ridley, Aug. 20;
Wm. Miles, Cri.thton. Sept. 3—at Calcutta.
Maim'Ranee sailed from Saugor Aug. 23, and Harold Aug.
31, both for this port; M. A. Johnson Aug. 22, for London.
Chrysolite, Enright, sailed from Too-choo•too July 17, for
London.