The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-09-26 00:00:00

TUESDAY. Sam 19.—Wind S.W., fresh

ARRIVED.—PeI neje, Bertans, from Marseilles—Egarateirs,
Jones. Virginia—Daring, Partridge. Barbadoes—Shamrock,
(s.), Havre—Marys, Donovan, Maranham— Coaxer, Wemyss,
Rio de la Hache—Australia, Mountain, Callao—Kuttienburgh,
St. Stephens—Wandering Jew, Stackpole, St. John—Fanny
Forsyth, M`Pherson, Quebec—Atalanta, Sturrock, Bahia—
James. Christophers; Smyrna—Sybil, Redman; Malaga—
Mercede Monies, Knudsen, Valparaiso.
SAlLED.—William Gillies, Wilson, for Panama—M
(s.), Harrison, Havre—Admiral (s.), Abbott, Antwerp—
Arabia, Godfrey, Montreal

The William Gillies, which sailed for Panama on the Mth,
has put back.
The Wasp, which arrived here yesterday from Mobile, lost
seven of her crew during the passage, from yellow fever.
John Bibby, from Brazil at Akyab.
Benjamin Heape, from Melbourne at Batavia.
,Stornoway, Hart, from Calcutta at Hong Kong.
Chrysolite, Enright, sailed from Canton for Amoy, June 26.
Gauntlet, Inglis, and Glendaragb, from Bombay; and
Inchinnan, Ellis, from Singapore—all at Canton.
Alexander, Stockman, hence at Porto Cabello.
George, Wiltshire, hence for Quebec at Lough Foyle, with
part of cargo thrown overboard, having sprung a leak.

Star, Watson, end H. W. Hutchings.—fienceat Barbadoes
Mary \Vorrall, sailed from the Mauritius for Singapore
20th July.

Jeremiah Garnett, Edie, from Sydney at Shanghae, Bth
July, in 39 days.
Crest of the Wave, Steels, and Mary Queen of Scots, from
Melbourne ; and Marion, from Bombay—all at Singapore.
Aerolite, and Red Gauntlet, from Sydney in 93 days—all at
Shanghae.
The Sea Witch, hence for Virginia, at Queenstown. Bore
'up 14th Sept. in lat. 51 lon. 18, leaky, having been struck by
a sea, which started stern and shifted forecastle ; lost sails,&c.
Aden, Fletcher, hence for Hong Kong ; Asia, Fowler, from
Singapore for this port ; Earl of Derby, Sleigh, from Manilla
for Falmouth—all at Anjer.
Argo, Gerrito, hence, and sailed, Slat July, for Guatemala ;
Windsor, Collins Irene, Armstrong ; Irene, Robinson ;
Speed, Watson; Melbourne, Robertson: and Tvrer, Payne,
from Chincas ; and Persia, Edwards, from Australia—all at
Callao.

GLASGOW, SEPT. 18.—The Petrel (s.s.), which sailed hence
for New York, put back this morning, with decks swept, loss
of masts, and Ave of the crew drowned.

WEDNESDAY, SEPT. 20.—Wind N.W., fresh

ARRlVED.—Florence, Roberts, from Barbadoes—Philip
Dean, Le Conteur, Jamaica - Forest King, Allen, New Or-
leans—Brother Jonathan, Charleston—S. Gilderlieve, Brown,
Galveston—Laurence Frost, St. John, N. B.—George, Ground-
* ater, Prince Edward Island—Falcon, Henderson, Alexandria
—Harriot, Moat, Marseilles—Providence, Shepherd ; Swift,
Nicol° ; and Fidget, Jarvis, Denia—Exertion, Arnott, Smyrna
—Pelican (s.s.), Croft, Rotterdam—Harmony, Edmondson,
Tatmag9uche—Knickerbocker, Stetson, St. John, N.B.—
Australia, Mountain, Callao—Dominick Daley, Alward, Ri-
chibucto—Balmorina, Mitchell, and Pilgrim, Richardson,
Quebec—Silistria, Miramichi—Arabia, Godfrey, Montreal -
Nicolas, Wetter, Rio Grande—Washington, Alexander, and
Plata, Jackson, Quebec—Elizabeth Bibby, • M`Guffie, Old
CalabarMargaret Ridley, Palfrey, Labrador—Mary Ann,
Nichols, Malaga—Albion, Cole, Mazagan. •
SAILISD.—Arctic 0.),. Luce, for New York—Annette Gil-
bert, Bennett, Valparaiso—Diana, Lloyd, Africa—City of
Kandy, Gwyther, Rio Janeiro.

Balmoral, hence at Sydney, N.S.W.
Ceres, De Auvergne, hence at Belize.
Bella Galega, Ramos, hence at Manilla.
Crescent City, from Sydney, at Chincas.
Moorsfoot, Coulthnrst, from Akyab, at Schelde.
Syrian (s.s.);" and Teneriffe (s.s.)—both hence at Constan-
tinople.
Chimborazo, hence at Arica, and sailed on her retnrn 2tlth
July.
Josefino, Cairo ; and Corazin de Maria —hence at Havana.
Margaret, Cummings, and Plating, Lobb—hence at New-
foundland.
Miltiades, sailed from Melbourne for Callao, and Henry
Moore, Ist July, for Calcutta.
Bangalore, sailed from Callao, 27th July; Oriental, 27th ,
Mary Bannatyne and Manchester, 31 st ; Circassian, 2nd Aug
Horsburg,. 4th ; Phoenix, sth ; Florida, sth ; Tyrer, 6th.
Aztec, 7th ; and Mary Anne, 9th-411 for England.

THURSDAY, SErr. 21:.---.Wind N.NW., strong breeze,

ARRIVED.—Marmora, Richardson, from Cavalla--lanthe,
Pust, Alexandria—Eugenia, Popovish, Viana—Nottingham,
Robinson, Bombay—Agnes Anderson, Crawford, and Sills-
tria, Johnson, Que ec-Brecknells, Killey, Paraiba—Devon,
Taylor, Quebec—Eudocia, Spun, St. John, N.8.--DorothyHannitford, Girgenti.
SAlLED.—British Queen (s.s.), Martyn,for Constantinople.

Currency, hence at Geelong.
Petrel, and Sarah—both hence at Old Calabar.
Bellcarrig, from Falmouth and Akyab, at Antwerp.
Golden Era,'and Admiral Boxer—hence at Melbourne.
Wasp, sailed from Geelong 2nd June ; and Emigraut, 3rd
—for Callao.
SOUTHPORT, SEPT. 21.—The Diana, from Liverpool for
Africa, is ashore on this beach, dismasted, and full of water.
Crew saved by the Southport life-boat.—A schooner is also
on shore.

FRIDAY, SEPT. 22.—Wind W., light

ARRlVED.—Jupiter, Hill, from Barbadoes—Francis, Welsh,
St. John, N.B—Caledonia, Boyd, Quebec—Catharine, Mc.
Donnald, Prince Edward's Island, and Bella Elize, Rio
Grande—Regina, Gifford, Licata.
Danube (e.s.), Reid, hence At Amu°.

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Iddo Kimball, fron
Faithful, Clare, frot
water, at Halifax.
QUEBEC, SEPT. 6.—The John Francis, Humphrey, from
Quebec for Liverpool, was abandoned August 25th, in lat. 46,
lon. 51. Crew saved by the Repeater, arrived here.

MONDAY, SE PT. 25.—Wind N.N.W

ARRIVED.—Fidelia, Dixon, New York—James Baines,
M`Doclald, Boston, Sept. 12—Winifred, Sands, Callao—Supe-
rior, Tenger, Taganrog—Conqueror (or Enzlishman), Mason,
Miramichi—Georgiana, Keely, Licata—Bella Manny, Sreve,
Mazagan.

The Sarah, from Alexandria, while slinging on the ebb
ti.l3 morning, caught her heel on the bank off the Albert
Dock, and remained till the following flood, when she came
off without apparent damage.

Pelican (sij-for Rotterci;m (sailed 23d), has put back wit'
aachinery damaged.

City of Montritil, hence to Montreal, has put into Lamlash,
with the loss of topmasts, mainmast sprung, &c. Left Liver-
pool 2d September.
John Bannerman hence at St. John N.B.

NEW YORK, Sept. 14.—The Shenandoah, from Liverpool
to New York, was totally lost in a hurricane 10th September.
First mate drowned. Captain amil remainder of crew arrived
here in the Brilliant, from Newport.