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

WEDNESDAY, Nov. I.—Wind S.S.W., moderate,

ARRIVED.— Frances Barclay, from Valparaiso, in 88 days—
Emporium, Wallace, Benin—Asia, Pallot, St. Domingo —Ar n
and Elizabeth, Nassau—Peri, Sheriffs Malaga—Rapid, Brockle-
man, Monte Video—Salem, Cunningham, from Bombay—
Ranee, Camnbeil. Calcutta and the Mauritius—Geo. Heinrick

Gloster, Africa—John Bannerman, Robertson, St. John, N. 13.
—Melita (s.s.), Cook, Cotistiintinople—Agatha, Jarvis, Maza•
zan—Caroline, Hansen, Bandholm—Liberator, Aldrick, Wil-
mington—Ashburton, New York.
SAILED.— Atlantic (m.s.), West, for New York—Enter-
prise, Lloyd, Havannab—Earl Grey, Curwen, Bahia—Sarah,
Nyren, Africa—Glenmanna, Rogers, Melbourne—James,
Christopher, and Conner de Marseilles, Bureau, Marseilles—
Ellen, Thomas, and Catharine and Margaret, Griffiths, Havre
—Charlotte, Wallis, Stettin—N. S. del Carmen, Luzarraga,
Cadiz—Naomi, Carthnesa, Monte Video.

Lord Maidstone, for Mobile, which sailed 27th Oct., has
put back leaky,
Flora, Kitchen, hence for Melbourne, at St. Simon's Bay,
leaky.
Clan Gregor, Gemmel!, from Bombay; Earl of Derby,
Sleigh, Manilla; and Grasmere, from Penang—all at St.
Helena.
Emperor, for Rio Janeiro, has put back, with loss of
stanchions, bulwarks, &c., having been struck by a heavy
sea, on the night of aoth October, off Wicklow.
from Liver-
Rio JANEIRO, SEPT. 30.—The COMM], Cox,
pool, which arrived here, 13th July, after having
been under
repair some time, re-shipped her call° Of coals, Which was
found to be heated, and has been aola.

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SATURDAY, Nov. 4.—Wind S.W., fresb
ED.—Gtitave, Petz, from Patagonia.

LED.—Asia
Smith, Boil

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Wind N.N. W., fresh

ARRIVEL

3ipsy Queen, I
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dyers, Smyrna—lsle, Per
3n. Callao—Anna Hinks,

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Lady Ann, Abernethy, from Ambriz, at this port. ,7th loss
warks, stanchions, dews swept,

off Flores,

Wyoming, Dunlevy, hence, at Philadelphia.
John Barrier, and Laconia, hence, at Boston.
Wateree, and Pudyona, hence, off Charleston.
H. H. Boody, Badger, hence, at New Orleans

VESSELS SPOKEN,

North America, hence for Boston, in 51 N, 15 W, with loss of
foretop mast and main topgallant mast.
Earl of Derby, Manilla for this port, Aug. 26, off Care

L'Agulhas. _ _
Stamboul, hence for Australia, Aug. 11, in 26 N, 22 W.
John Knox, hence for Australia, Aug. 27, in 5 N, 17 W.
William Prowse, fur Melbourne, June 24.
Thomas Sparks, hence for Quebec, 49 days ont.
Belmont, of this port, IGth Oct., off Red Island.
Cornelius Gips, London for Port Philip, Sept. 23. in 11 N,26W;
reported having spoken the Halifax, from London for
Modred.
Stirlingshire, London for Launceston, Sept. 24, in 11 N, 26 W.
Rowland, for this port, Oct. 22, in 45 N, 28 W.
Richard Batteraby, hence for Calcutta, July 26. in 9 N, 18 W.
Grace, hence for Quebec. Sept. 29, off Cape Nott.
Bella Marina, Calcutta for this port, Oct. 19, in 26 N, 37 W.
Arabian, hence for Portland Bay, June 14, in 36 N, 16 W.
Lord Elgin, Aug. 22, off Bonny.
Springfield, hence, Oct. 8, off Byron Island.
Nebraska, hence for Windsor, Oct. IS, in 44 N. 35 W.
Pluto (s.), under sail only, hence for Melbourne, Sept. 28,
iti 7 N q 2 W

Nautilus-, hence for Malta, Oct. 22, in 3) N, n W.
Jura, hence for Constantinople, in 42 N, 9 W, with loss of
bowsprit
St. Heim

hence for Sydney, Sept. 29, in 9 N, 24 W

TIDE TABLE

MURK.' EVEN°. HeRT.I tioLVDAYs,r.TG

Nov. h. rn. h. m. ft. in.
Tuesday.— 7 027 043 17 0
Wednesday . 8 059 1. 116 15 10
Thursday .. 9, 134 151 14 9 Pr. of Wales b. 1841
Friday ....10 210 1 228 13 8
Saturday ..n 249 I, 311 , 12 5
Sunday ....12' 336 ! 4 2 I 11 2 'St. Martin.
MOnday....l3' 438 I 5 16 I 10 4 '22nd Sun. after Trip

HOLLOWAY'S PILLS, TUE MOST EFFECTUAL REMEDY
FOR DIARRHOEA AND ALL OTHER STOMACH AND BOWEL
COMPLAINTS.—The wonderful and searching properties of
these pills render them most invaluable as remedies for
diarrhces end all other derangements of the stomach and
bowels. They pass gently through the system, removing all
obstructions therein, purifying the blood, strengthening the
digestive organs, end finally they are so mild,•though sure in
their effect, that persons who use them are not incapacitated
from attending to their ordinary avocations. As a general
family medicine they are equally serviceable, and in any
complaint incidental to children they afford immediate and
permanent relief to the sufferer.

THE EARL OP DIINRAVEN has purchased Mr. Bland's
island, near Sneem, county Kerry, on which he intends to
erect a marine castle.

SALMON BREEDING. The interesting experiment
made by the proprietors of the Tay salmon fishings upon
the 'ova of that fish is reported to be proceeding most fa-
vourably. On the 22nd of December the breeding boxes
contained about 400,000 ova ; these having been carefully
protected, gave birth, in March and April, to swarms of
par, which have been nourished with great care and at-
tention, and are now beginning to reach the size and as-
sume the silvery appearance of the salmon smolt.
SERIOUS CHARGE AGAINST AN ATTORNEY. On
Saturday week, Mr. T. Hopkinson, attorney, was charged
at the Shire-hall, Nottingham, with shooting at Mrs•
Deverill, his sister-in-law, on the 19th ult., with intent
irder her. The prisoner was separated from his wife,
on Thursday week, took his child from its mother
to his own lodgings. Mrs. Deverill went for her
prisoner was in bed,
nd asked
did
hdeermtaended.ttuhne
teilhlitled. ilwasderessed, but she burst
n
immediately a pstol . was discharged,
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and she saw the prisoner it up in nen. With a pistol in eacn
hand. For the prisoner it was urged that he was en-
deavouring to conceal the pistols when onement off; and,
as Mrs. Deverill did not wish to carry the case further,
the prisoner was discharged.
---x• NEW AncTic EXPEDITION.—Dr. Rae says that
,verland expeditions have been decided upon,—the
in bo"

_ ,oats to go ,wn the Mackenzie River in search of
Capt. Collinson, about the safety of whom there is now
cnynn anxiety ; the other, in canoes, down Black's Fish

River, to make further inquiry into the fate of Sir John
Frankin's people, and to endeavour to obtain some more
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nd, to place t`
Friday

sliotild an,
em dee
ie 27th ult., it