The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-04 00:00:00

HALIFAX, JUNE 22.—The Eagle, Brook, of and for Bristol
from Tobago, struck an iceberg on the 28th May, in lat. 44

A the in

vairs, Ist

French brig Esperarice, and, With thi
who died on board the brig, were
anded at St. Pierre, Migquelon, 12th June. 3rd June, lat
5, lon. 50, the Earle was seen in tow of the Evening Star
from Liverpool for Montreal. The Eagle had seven feet o
water in the hold, and boats were passing between her an(

dONDAY, JULY

Reline, Hutton, HE.. wick, Madras—Coquette,
Carrington, Africa- —.anti, 'Smith, Arica—Adeline Bell,
Chase, levir Orleans—Fairfield, Loveland; Mayflower, Rogers;
and Pollock, Apalachicola—Rienzi, Ridley, Catania—Nymph,
Storm, and Lorie,Santander—lintish American, Thompson,
Savannah—Primeira de Guatemala, Pritz, Buenos Ayres—
Vixen, Pitch, Surinam—H. M. steamer Gladiator (6), Glasgow
”nfunteers)-I,:mulous, Simmin, and Joseph IVbeeler,
Anthill R —Luna, edmond, Honduras Dorothea,
.n, Harbor Grace, Newfoundland—Hebe, Bilboa—
AIrED.A
ck,—Denmnea pararauToP:nl Demerara—Pelican
a n
Bek,(
a s.),
Batavia. Rotterdam.
SAILED.—Anna

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Imperial (packet•sbip), hence at St. John, N.B. All well.
Severn (r. m. s.), from Southampton, at Pernambuco, in

31 days.
Rosalie, from Rio Janeiro, at Pernambuco, and would load
at Maceio for this port.
Runnymede, from Newfoundland; and Otto, from Ham.
burgh—both at Pernambuco.
Jeane Arthur, and Robert, sailed from Pernambuco, 26th
May, for the Channel ,• and Swordfish, 26th May, for Maceio.
Lady Sale, Mackay, hence at Maranham.
William Parker, from Arica to London, is on shore at
Boulogne, but expected off without much damage.
SOUTHAMPTON, JULY 2.—The Cuthbert, Young, has been
taken by pirates off Riff. The Odessa was chased but escaped.

VESSELS SPOKEN

Alliance, hence for St. Thomas, May SO, in 46 N, ?i;) W,

Araminta, hence for Sydney, K.S.W., May 27, in 6N, 21 W.
:Emilie, Port Philip for China. May 3, off Wine Cooper's
Point, Java, with loss of foretopmast and main topgallant
mast.
Britannia, New Orleans for this port, May 24, in the Straits
of Florida.
Coriolanus, hence, June 23, in 50 N, 20 W.
Cornelius Houtman and Jonas, June 25, off Cork.
Edward Stanley, June 24, off Tnskar.
Elvira Owens, hence for Philadelphia, June 26, off Mull of
Ca ntyre.
Fidelia, and a ship with a black ball, June 24, off Innistrahull.
Fitz James, June 21, in 44 N, 11 W.
Hester Mary, hence June 11 in 42 N, 55 W.
Julius Caesar, hence for Quebec, June 10, in 45 N, 50 W.
John Francis, hence for Quebec, June 11, in 46 N, 44 W.-
Judith, June 25, off Bardsey.
John Francis, hence for Quebec, June 11, in 46 N, 44 W.
Martaban, Port Philip for Java, May 3, off Wine Cooper's
Point. Java.
Norwood, hence for Melbourne, in 3 N, with loss of maintop-
mast; twenty-three days out.
Oliver Lang hence for Sydney, off Tuskar, June 29, at 4 p.m.
Pe tche lee, hence for Calcutta, May 12, in 0 N, 21 W.
Sir John Beresford, Bonny for this port, May 30, in 25 N, 39 W.
Trimountain, hence for Boston, June 15, in 44 N, 50 W.
Wakefield, Bombay for this port, May 11, in 4 N, 20 W.
William Patton, hence, June 14, in 42 N,46 W.
Wasdale, from Antigua, June 11, in 25 N, 46 W.
William, hence for St. Thomas, June 16, in 46 N, 20 W.

TIDE TABLE.

N 1 0 RN. ,EVIINg.i He HT. i HOLYDAT 5, ITC

July. h. in

Tuesday.... ‘4
5 9
Wednesday. 5, 6 16
Thursday .. 6 724
Friday .... 7 826
Saturday .. S 923
Sunday .... 9i 10 16
Monday....lol 11 9

6 56
9 51
10 42
11 34

ft. in
12 4
12 6
13 1
14 2
15 3

!,4th Sun. after Trin.-

THE difficulties and dangers of bringing up infants by
hand or wet nurses havebeen entirely overcome by Du Barry's
delicious Revalenta Arabica Food which feeds, strengthens,
and removes all these little pains and irregularities infants
are so subject to. The following letter speaks volumes :
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I think it but common justice to you to state that I have used
Du Barry's Revalenta Arabica for the last four months, dur-
ing, which time our infant has never had disordered bogwelisx.
from which it had suffered much during the previous six et,
months, whilst being nursed, though every care was .
prevent it. Had I known of your valuable fornode
I the
would have saved my infant mach pain, anßdsg Aminam.
heavy expense of a wet nurse. I am, dm, Bo T
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—A great many families have expressed
themse $
advertisements.
as wilt be seen in Messrs. Du Barry's arise
OF THE CHEST
ASTHMATIC COUGHS AN -D ALL PrsxAsEs
Middleton, of Scotland-
AND LIYNGS.—A. gentleman named t saoo_sone,r, it
dated January Ist, 1953, "That
attended with a violent cough,
suffered severely from asthma, a
road, Liverpool. states, in a letter o Professor Holloway,
tion as totally
to
unfitiunniost eminent medical men, but all
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which s o prostrated
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a Holloway'shutsiecso opr:l:i:flues:,
failed to give him relief.
description
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passed away

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quently shaken by internal con-
to enjoy a protracted existence,

ee successfully to conduct for any length of time the com-
plicated affairs of a great nation. We have it on the
that " a house divided against itself
the Ministerial divisions and dis-
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cannot

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ely commented on. The fact of
compelled, by the force of public

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eihich the recantation originated
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scandal

subject, few of whom are very friendly to
pct to see nothing explained in his expla-
fess to recognise the whole affair as only a

o parallel in political uenn-
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led to be when introduced b:
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unsatisfactory

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favourable ch

districts is showil

trade in the manufacturing
evident signs of improvement;
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money for commercial purposes has not been in
great demand ; confidence in the prospects for the
future is well maintained ; the rates of foreign ex-
changes have been steady, and the stock of bullion
in the Bank of England has increased to the extent
of more than three quarters of a million. The
latter circumstance may be attributable in some
measure to the recent arrivals of gold from Aus-
tralia, as well as to the diminished demand for ex-
port to the Continent ; but without allowing too
much weight to circumstances which may be con-
sidered to be adventitious, it will not be denied
that the prospects of commercial prosperity are
more favourable than they were a short time since
It is now generally admitted that the cours

and has

sued by the Direcfors of the Bank of Eng
ated beneficially, and as the approaching pay -
t of the dividends will- still further tend to
1 omt hpfnrp 'lrmo- a

render n

by a reduct

rates of discount

has yet occurred to weaken the hopes entertained
of an abundant harvest, and as the experience of
the war has shown that very little hindrance_ is

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