The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-11-07 00:00:00

TUESDAY. Ocr. 31.—Wind W., moderate

Aaatvau.—Celestial, Raymurt from Canton Canada
(r.m.s.), Stone, New York —Lusitania (r.m.s.), Haram
Crusader, Hacquoil, from Honduras—Auguste Louise (s.s.),
Bordeaux—Johan Heinrick, Stockholm—Sumro, Henderson,
Bombay—Elizabeth Archer, Wilson, Arica—An ' adne Cock-
ton, Valparaiso—Scotland, Hawkins, Mobile—John Davies,
Hughes, Quebec—Hampshire, Hopkins, and Intrinsic, Hills,
Alexandria Mantura, Heath, Denia Emily, Grisdale,
Shanghae Seraphina, Orr, Paraiba Muscongus, Carter,
Havre—Robert Pulsford, Gibson, Calcutta—Empire, Zerega,
New York—Ellen, Main, Valparaiso—Stranger, and Rapid,
Africa —Moscowa, Alexandria.
SAILED.—Margaret ;84, Harrison. for Havre—Smea, Boge,
St. Thomas Emmeline, Paeplow, Stettin Melbourn",
Morris, Sydney, N.S.W.—Confidence, Richards, Havre—
Portuno, gtagno, Leghorn—The Duke, Laing, avannah—
Lykensliaab, Groubec, Lubec Genova (s.s.), Hamilton,
Genoa.
The Canadian (s.s.), got off last evening's tide, supposed
without any damage.
Springfield, hence at Quebec.
Ingleboro, hence at Havannah.

An-ne Armstrong, from Sydney, at Manilla.
Windermere, Wilson, hence at New Orleans.
The Bonita arrived at Pernambuco, 9th October.
Countess of Elgin, Venis, hence atSydney,N.S.W

Baltic (rn.s.), eoinstock,'hence at New York, 16th Oct.
Washington, Whelan, from Australia, with rudder damaged,
having been ashore at Camania ; and Lady Inchun, from
Callao—both at Bahia.
Roger Stewart, Skolfield ; Matilda, Lee; Lucy Thompson,
Pendleton ; 0. L. Sampson, Cobb : Charles Thomson, Small ;
Enterprise, Waite; Isaac, Webb—all hence at New York.
Anne, Tilley, from Talcahuana, and sailed, 3rd Oct., for
this port ; Dante, Aitken, and sailed, 7th Oct., on her return ;
Glaucus; and Belle, Brown ; all three from Newfoundland ;
and Bonita, hence—all at Pernambuco.
Avalanche, from Callao, in distress; Portena, Bruce;
British Lion, Harrington, for Calcutta; Ruthenia, Scott;
and Fairy, M'Phail, all hence; and Elizabeth Walker, Robert-
son, from Newport—all at Rio Janeiro.
FALMOUTH, OCT. 3l.—The Koli-i-Noor, from Callao, was
spoken, 30th Sept., in lat. 19 N, with the crew of the Helena,
from San Bias for Liverpool, abandoned off Cape Horn.
SHIELDS, OCT. 27.—Part of the crew of the 'Milton, from
Liverpool for Quebec, have been landed here, that vessel
having been lost; one man drowned.
BIDEFORD, OCT. 28. -The Souvenir, Popham, from Liver-
pool to Constantinople, has put into the port with damage,
and her pumps choked, having been struck by a sea. She
will be repaired without disturbing the cargo.
STRANRAEH, OCT. 30.—The William Penn, from Liverpool
for Aden, was in contact, 2Stli instant, with a ship, name
unknown, when the former immediately foundered. Crew
landed at Di umore.
BELFAST, OCT. 31.—The Ida Elizabeth, of Rotterdam,
from Liverpool to Batavia, is on shore near the south light,
and expected to be a total wreck. Crew saved.
TYHELLA, CLOUGH, OCT. 29.—The Jupiter, Rutherford,
of Dundee, from Liverpool for Vera Cruz, with coals, was
totally wrecked yesterday, in Dundrum Bay. Crew and
and portion of materials saved.
HOLYHEAD, Ocr. 29.—The vessel cast away on the break-
water of New Harbour, 18th Oct., proves to be the William
Poole, of Liverpool ; crew supposed to have perished. Sundry
thin mahogany and cedar planks have been picked up along
the south-West coast of Angleaea.
PERNAMBUCO, OCT. B.—The Golden Era, from Melbourne
for Liverpool, with 73 passengers on board, under charge of
the British Consul, is still detained in the outer roads, with
slight damage to her rudder. A naval court-martial has been
held on the master (Peat), for intemperance and neglect of
duty, and the command taken from him. Captain White,
one of the passengers, has been adopted to the command of
the vessel. '