The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-07-25 00:00:00

FRIDAY, JULY 21.—Wind S.W., light

ARRIVED.—St. Peter, Dillington, from New Orleans—Con-
stantine, M'Williams, New York—Duc Amiga, Res, Naples—
Arlectrino, Dodero, Genoa Bosphorus, Gibson, Buenos
Ayres—Samuel, Morris, Mobile—Allquis, Will, and Eclipse,
Black, Quebec—Palma, Fox, Alexandria—Ely, Hopkins. and
Vittoriana, Santander. Dalemaiu, Warty, Caldera—Neptune,
Sicily—Flora M cdonald—Ann and Sarah.

SAlLED.—Pbcenix, Moffat, for Melbourne—Cygnet, Boyce,
Rotterdam—Harvest Queen, Manson, Philadelphia—Espoir,
Zellein, Ostend—Juno, Skov, Nyborg—Elderin, Jacobsen,
Cienfuegos Delicia, Palette, Brazos, St. Jago Crown,
Chandler, Calcutta.
Nuevo Leon, hence at Havannah.
Saxon, for Demerara, has been towed back from Kingston.
Maria Moore, Tweedie, from Melbourne. arrived at this
port last evening. Sailed from Port Philip Head 25th April,
and Pernambuco 22nd June. _ .

QUEENSTOWN, JULY 19.—The Justine, which arrived here
yesterday, was in contact with the brigantine Minerva, of
Bruges, from Rio for Liverpool, to the eastward of Rio.
FALMOUTH, JULY 19.—A ship of about 600 tons, api arently
waterlogged, foremast and foretopmast standing, colonial
build, newly coppered, laden with cotton and timber, and
burnt from the forerigging aft to the water's ede, was boarded
27th June, in lat. 44 N, lon. 51 W, by the Meggy, arrived here.
Ment. • The above will probably be the wreck of the Briton,
from Charleston for this port, with timber and cotton, aban.
doned June 1, in lat. 40, lon. 50.]

SATURDAY, JULY 22.—Wind VV.S:W., fresh

ARRIVED.—Amy Louisa' Hutchins, and Matilda, M'Phun,
from Mauritius—Coral, Lawson, Miramichi—Theo Phitor,
Rees, Syra—Courier, Wise, Pisco—Mary, Bonny—York,
M'Burnie, and Ant, Bulkelev. Savannah—Gaspe, Vincent,
Gaspe—Colonist, Alexander, Quebec—Carthagena, Cromer,
Ganiam—Forget-Me-Not, APLaren, Gergenti—Douro (s.s.).
Oporco—Apropos, Hufgard, Dram—Virgin de Begona, San-
tander—Free Trader, Campbell, Manilla—Rita, Buenos Ayres
—Agamemnon, Lawrence, New Orleans—Alice Gill, Wright,
Montreal—Breeze, Gergenti—Henrietta, Chili—Massachus-
setts, Charleston.
SAILED.—Marco Polo, Wild, for Melbourne—Arnathea.
Robinson, Calcutta—Mercurio, Brougb, Laguiri—Ruthiana,
Scott, Rio Janeiro—Canada (s.s.), Stone, Halifax and Boston

—Argus. Graham , Halif6x, Laidley, Charles-
ton—Fairfield, Loveland, New York —Mathilde, Peterson,
Bergen—Blanche,y Marie, Denmats, Brest—Luna, Henderson,

Sarah Sands (a.s.), Ilsley, from Montreal, at this port,
sailed 6th ult., at 4, a.m.; was detained 20 hours in the St.
Lawrence by thick fog ; passed several icebergs in a thick fog
after getting through the Straits of Belleisle. Same day saw
the following vessels in the river and gulf, in sight of the
Pillars :—Ships New Zealand, of South Shields ; Fergus, of
Hull ; and Siam of Norway ; barque Belle, of Padstow ; and
brigs Diana, of Dutnfries ; anti Bras o, and Marys, of Hull;
all bound down. In the Traverse. ship Diadem, of London
barque-Odessa; and British Princess, and Christiana, all
bound down. Off the Pillars, ships Devon, of Belfast ;
Thomas, of St. John, N. 8.; gild Daedalus; barques Indepen-
dent, of Hull; and Athol; and brigs Thomas, of White-
haven; Empress, of Sunderland ; and Urgent, and Themis,
all bound up. On the 7th, off Maniconigan, ships Lotus, and
Lord Maidstone, p.m.,
of this port, bound up. At 6, Ottawa.
(s.s.), hence, 70 miles W. of Anticosti. On the 9th, 50 miles
N.E. of Anticosti, ship Crown, bound up.

Catharine Stowe, hence at i3onny.
Tiber (s.s.), from Naples, at Marseilles.
Arno (s.s.), Campbell, hence at Leghorn

Frankfort (s.s.), .froni Naples, at Ntessina, and left for Pa-

Chaputtepes, Wood, from Quebec, at the Clyde, dismasted,
,ouud for this port.
.

Scorpion, W;lch, sailed from Leghorn, for this port, 14t
ult., and Genova (s.s.), 12th, for Naples.

1 SUNDAY, JULY 23.—Wind W.S.W., light.
_ARRlVED.—Honesta,Andyws,fr?rp Africa—Lisbon,Brown

John Bradshaw, Miles; and Imperial) Moran, St. John, N.B.
Luna, Brown, Montreal—Graff Aponey, Lonetti, Venice—
Palmyra, Pereira, Lisbon—Globe, Blair, Charleston—Lady
Hobart, Gilmore, and Captain Cook, Simpson. Quebec—
Lewis Charles, Civita Vecchia—Shamrock (a.), Little, Havre.
StaLED.—Blanche Marie, Den neats, for Brest—Frances,
Moppett, Quebec—Livorno (a.s.), Gumming Gibraltar—Jno.
N. Cushing, Plumer, Philadelphia—Annechina, Trey, and
Stad Bassett, Goedkoop, Konigsberg—Ruthiana, Scott, Rio
Janeiro—Jas. Nesmith, Mills, New York—N. S. de Begona,
A nsu etequi,Bilboa—Corzo Aran°, Marseilles—Charles,Rehm,
and Arnold, Parran, Danzig—Rosa, Solori, Trieste.

Euphemia, 111'Queen, hence, at Tahiti.
Emerald Isle, John Rutledfe, Linden, Columbia, Habor,
and Portland, hence, at New York.

The Salem, of St. 3 obn, N. 8., dismasted, waterlogged, and
abandoned, was passed 15th ult., lat. 35 N., lon. 5G W,, by
the Samuel, arrived here.

MONDAY, J uLY 24,

—Wind E.S.E., light,

ARRlVED.—Adventure, Benin—City of Manchester, Mon-
treal—Viatka, Clarke, Marseilles—Lady Seaham, White,
Santander—Tres Prmvas, Vianna, Ceara.

SA ILED.—Sagettana, Abella, Barcelona—John Barbour
Marshall, St. John, N.B.—Manilo, Ycasa, Buenos Ayres—
Jane H. Glidden, Child, Boston—Hercules, Neilsen, Vlens-
borg—George and Mary,Al`Farlone, Genoa—Stanu Christen-
sen, Fredericksbiven.

The Himalaya is at anchor off the Landing-stage. •
The Europa (s), in coming up the river, on Sunday night,
ran into the schooner Sarah, of Runcorn, bound to North
Wales. The schooner sustained trilling damage, making

little water,

Diana (Russian frigate, 52), from Callao to Honolulu, 13th
May, in 50 day,. ; reports being bound to the Russian pro-
vinces in the North.

H. M. S. Trincomalee (24), also from Callao to Honolulu,
19th May, in 30 days, bound north with provisions and stores
for the navy. Both vessels remained in the harbour, May 23,
at which date the declaration of war had not been received.
Ottawa (s.s.), hence at Quebec.

Asia (s.s.) ; Columbia, liriar ; J. Rutledge, Sands; Emerald
Isle. Cornish ; Harbor, Janson, and Pattand, 31`Lellaw, hence
at New York.

JessiesT:crAmelia, Jack, hence at Ruskeville.
Clara Wheeler, Nelson, hence at New Orleans.
Sobraon, Griffith, hence at San Francisco.
Lucy Wri,:ht, Hamilton, from Cardiff, at San Francisco.
Rockaway, Goodwin, hence at Philadelphia.
Elizabeth, Brown, hence at Montreal.
Conqueror. M.Auley ; Mearns, Drysdale; Harvest Home,
William s; Elizabeth Grimmer, Robertson ; John Moore,
Ellis; and Jane, Jones, hence at Quebec.
Astarte, sailed from New Orleans sth June, and Orleans,
13th, both for this port, _

.
CEARA, JUNE 10.—The Danish brigantine Johanna, loaded
with sugar, and bound to Falmouth for orders, in going over
the bar at Cotinquiba struck heavily several times, and after
being at sea six days sprung a-leak, and went down. Crew
arrived here on the 25th May in their boat.

VESSELS SPOKEN.
Albion, of this port, July 4, in 43 N, 11 W.
Amazon, hence for Para, July 12, in 48 N,, 7 W.
Adventure, hence for New York, July 8, in 45 N, 31 W.
Britannia, hence for Quebec, July 10, in 50 N, 9 W,
Baron of Renfrew, London for Australia, May 25, in 27 S, 25W
Belvidere, China for this port, July 3, in 37 N, 36 W.
Carthagena, Madras for this port, July 8. off the Azores.
Dutton, of this port, bound west, iu 48 N, 55 W.
Eleanor Dixon, hence for Valparaiso, May 3, in 26 N, 22 W.
Eva, New rlcans for this port, June 28, in 26 N. BW.
Harriet, hence for Newfoundland, July 13, in 51 N, 14 W.
Kaffirlan allao for Cork, May 24, in 29 S, 25 W.
Lancashire, hence for Bombay, May 26, in 23 S, 30 W.
Louise, hence for Montreal, July 14, in 45 N, 31 W.
Mongol, London for New Zealand, June 5, in 6 N, 23 W.
Mary Pleasants July 20, off Saltees.
Mary Hannah, hence, bound S.W., in 49 N W.
New York, hence for New York, July 18, off Tuskar.
North Briton, for Quebec, July 2, in 43 N, 32 W.
Ochtertyre, hence for Geelong, May 2, in 14 N, 25 W. -
Parker, hence for Demerara, July 18, off Tuscan
Siddons, New York for this port, June 30.
Superb, hence for Demerara.
St. Andrew, hence for Africa, July 5, in 45 N, 14 W.
Tiger, hence for New Yori:, June 26, in 41 N, 70 W.
Trade Wind, hence for Boston, July 6, off Scilly.
Thames, of this port, for Quebec, July 13, in 49 N, 19 W.
Water Lily, hence for Africa, July 5, in 42 N, 12 W.