The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-12-26 00:00:00

cotton, for this
port, crossed the bar of the Missiiiippi, 3rd Dec., and pro-
ceeded to sea.

with 6431

FALMOUTH, DEC, 19,—The Ranger (s.s.), from Rotterdam,
in going out this morning, for Liverpool, took the groand of(
Trefwis Point, awl remains.

rRIDAY, DEC

22.—Wind W.N.W., freak

AREt Iv En.—Mercntio, from Hache—Eagle—Thomas,
John, N.H.—Winifred (new iron ship), Chester—Blossom,
Montreal —Princeton, and E. C. Scranton, New York—Sr_
Lawrence, Quebec—Dos Adelaidos, Cuba—Mary Bibby,
Demerara.

Teneriffe (s.s.), sailed from Constantinople for this port,

Shanghae at Deal,

PEMB REY, Dec. 21-.—Tbe Louise, Poole, of and for Liver-
pool, from Benin, with palm oil, was totally wrecked to-day,
near this. Crew and three casks of oil only saved.
BA RMOUTH, DEC. 21.—1 t blew a very heavy gale here last
night from the S.W. The Pride of the Sea has broken up and
^ adrift. The Culloden beat over the reef of rocks on
.., lay, and is now on the mainland, about 4 miles
west of Ilarlech, and will be nearly dry at low water.

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SATURDAY, DEc. 23.—Wind W.N.W., fresh.

Aa n IVED.—MouI t, Sladen, from Lisbon—Ranger (5.5..r,-
Higgins, Rotterdam.

SAILED.—Asia (s.), Lott, for Halifax and Boston—Ca'how,
Freeman, and Isaac Wright, Abeel, New York—Carthagenian,
Hall, Tampico—Martha, Thomson, Valparaiso.

Isabella Harnett, from Calcutta, off Queenstown.
Fifty-two casks of palm oil have been saved from the Louisa,
wrecked near Pembray.

Flag of Truce, Day, from Bombay; Sir H. Pottinger, front
Singapore; and Gauntlet, Inglis, from Whampoa, and sailed
for this port ; Cassiopea, Harmer, from Mauritius for Queens-
town ; and Anne Mary, Duncanson, from Calcutta, andsailecL
for Demerara, at St. Helena.
NEW YORK, DEC. 9.—The Hibernia, from Philadelphia for
Liverpool, which was on shore near Indian River, has beet&
pumped out, and the cargo is being landed. It is thought
the ship will be floated off, at her damaged parts are above
water.

SUNDAY, DEC. 24.—Wind N.W., fresh,

ARRIVED.—WIII. Carey, Emmett, from Calcutta—Blarney,
(s.s.), Cademy, Rotterdam—Campbell, Eccles, Demerara—
Isaac Jeans, Chipman, Philadelphia—Montrose Hue; Kere-
law, Easdale; John, Popplewell ; Valleyfield, Pitt; and Jeannie
Johnston, Attridge. Quebec—Cezimpra, Uran, St. Michael's—
Simoda, Potts, and Eagle, Chambers, St. John, N.B.—Late-
nero, A rriandiaga, Santander—Flag of Truce, Day, Bombay._
SAILED. - Wildfire, Downward, and Mohawk, Barclay.
Bala% lava—Margaret (s.), Harrison, Havre—Douro (5.5.),„
Lloyd, Lisbon.

Africa (s.), Harrison, from New York, at this port: sailed.
13th instant.

Hydaspes, Casalis, hence at Marseilles.
Pacific (s.), Nye, hence at New York, 13th instant.
Lord Elgin, from Africa for this port, at Studwell Roads_
Loire (s.s.), hence at Charente, and left on her return, 1.9(k
instant.

I tnperatrix (s.s.), hence at Portsmouth, to embark troops
for the Crimea.

Helen Wallace. Major, from Calcutta; Devon, Wightman,
from Java; and Queen of the Wave, Stooks, from Madras.
and sailed for this port, at St. Helena.
BURNHAM, NEAR BRIDGEWATER, DEC. 22.—The Lomat-
tauk, Hamilton, from Quebec, arrived off this port last night„
and was stranded during the gale. She appears to be lying
well, and endeavours are being made to get her off next tide.
BALLINA, DEC. 2l.—The schooner Shepherd, with oats, for
Liverpool, sailed 18th instant, but when she bad got about
five miles, encountered a most violent gale, and was totally'
lost. The hull and materials have been driven in, with the
dead bodies of the crew.

MONDAY, DEc

25.—Wind W., fresh.

ARRlVED.—tlierslie, Harvey, from Bombay—Queen of the
South, Quick,. Girgenti. .

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The barque Kate, of this port, supposed from Quebec, got
on shore near Troon, on the 22nd instant.
QUEBEC, DEC. 6.—lt blew a heavy gale from the eastward`
on the 3rd and 4th instant, and part of the sth, with mow..
A great deal of damage has been done in port, from the carry—
ing away of booms at the coves, and the breaking adrift of a.
great quantity of timber, saw logs, and deals. To-day the
weather is moderate. The brig Ant, hence 2Sth Nor., for
Falmouth, was driven on shore at Green Island during the
storm.—Dec. 9th.—Weather very cold, river full of ice. The

Lady of the Lake, Duncan, hence 30th ult., for Greenock, is
on shore at Point St. Denis, and the Pearl is on shore at
Kamouruska. The Pearl, Courtwich Pill, and the Pearl, for
Falmouth, left here about the same time (30th Nov.), but it is
not known which is the one on shore. Four square-rigged
vessels were at anchor off Havre Island 3rd instant, and it
was feared could not ride out the gale. Later advices front
below state that there are six vessels on shore. The barque
Hope, hence for Liverpool, (cleared 15th Nov.,) was lost on
the 2tth, on a reef of rocks off Mille Vaches. There is a great
deal of ice in the river.

VESSELS SPOKEN

Johanna Maria, hence for Sydney, Sept. 4, in 39 S, 14 E.
Queen of England, Southampton for Sydney, Oct. 23, in 8 N.

James Baines, hence for Melbourne, Dec. 13, at 8 30 a.m. 25,

miles S.W. of Scilly.
Kaffir, hence for Laguira, Nov. 28, in 37 N, 41 W.
Victoria, hence for New York, Dec. Ist, in 46 N, 46 W.
Ellerslie, hence, Oct. 11, off Cape Horn.

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