The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-12-11 00:00:00

ttivrpool 4Aanbarb+ SECOND EDITION. STANDARD -OFFICE, DEC. 11, TEN A.M. !.ay ELL:CTRIC .4c INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.] LONDON, lUESDAT MORNING. .art price of Consols yesterday, 89 to 1. No particular rcmon wai assigned for the fall during the day beyond the , ililness consequent upon the prolongation of the present in terval of political uncertainty. The transactions were of Moderate extent, and the rate for loans remain at about 5 per , ant. Out of doors there is an active mercantile demand at the existing terms, hut, at the same time, an absence of in exivenient pressure either at the Bank of England or else whora. THE WAR. Crimea letters to the 24th Nov. ine'_usive have arrived. ley are not important. Snow had fallen. The Russians con- Tizai• to fire on the town. REVOLT OF THE BASHI-BAZOUKS. MAasnILLEs. Dec. 10.---The Bashi-Bazouks in English pay have committed excesses at Adrianople; others have revolted on board the Tancred, but were arrested by a French brig-of y:ar at Smyrna. They resisted and caused some deaths. Vane were wounded. The Berlin Krvez Zeifung publishes the following :--" St. Petersburg, Nov. 29.—Since the snow has been covered with si crust of ice, enormous trains of sleds, six miles long, have ntered the Crimea by Perekop and the Spit of Arabat, loaded with provisions and articles for the use of the army." RUSSIAN LOAN. PARIS, Monday.—Ruesia has contracted a heavy loan with t:honse in Holland. PROPOSALS FOR PEACE. The MorninglPost, in a leader, repeats its former assertion that for England and France there is only one peace possible, And that is a peace which, by procuring the recognition and guarantee of all the advantages which we have won and now .4 1 , Sold, should annihilate the aggressive power of Russia ; and Is sure that neither the English Cabinet nor French Govern ment would listen to any other proposals for a settlement. Russia being compelled to move her tro(r ! ..,: from the Austrian frontiers to other points, Austris: r!4, - ;i no longer fear her; coicil.ie Austrian legion m i g h t , i n case o f quarre l, now en bour. .vrith conside ra bl e safety , her once gigantic Theneigh that 43/(""nins7 Post will not be surprised to l earn, that Austria accepts, as certain, the defeat which Russian pride may yet refuse to foresee ; and that the Cabinet of Vienna, having made up its mi n d as to the final triumph or the Allies, had resolved to urge, even now, a peace upon their terms, preparing even to break altogether with Russia iu the event of her refusing them. The Patrie has a leader to the effect that the Austrian pro posals have been received in Paris, and, it is said, decided to be satisfactory. The Duke of Wellington, Baltic flagship, has arrived at Spithead. THIRD EDITION. STANDARD-01'1110E, DEC. 11, TWO, P.M. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.-THIS DAY. Since Friday we have had no addition to the imports of American Flour then at hand, but the quantity of Wheat in from the States is increased by about 4,000 qrs., and that of Indian Corn by about 2,000 qrs. ; thus, with the exception of the two former articles, and a fair arrival of Oatmeal from Ireland, the total of.our week's supply is on a rather limited scale. Easterly winds and a sharp frost have prevailed for several days, but there are now indications of a change of weather ; and as a good many vessels are outside, we may, ere long, have a good choice on the market. The rumours of pending negotiations, with a view to the reestablishment of peace, have had during last week a sensible effect upon the public mind, and causing in the grain markets throughout the kingdom a complete cessation of active busi• nem and consequent decline. Here, we have been equally dull, and nominally lower since Friday for Wheat and Flour, while Indian Corn has receded as much as is ad per quarter since the close of the week upon one or two forced sales. The American markets again come higher. Shipments of Wheat and Flour moderate , of Indian Corn very small. Good runs of Red Wheat for New York would cost, delivered here, 12s. 6d. ; White, 13s. per 701bs. ; Western Cam.' Flimr, $6B. 6d. to 475. 3d. per barrel; while from Ne C,;,t.r.r& calcu lation is even more against importers. The canals supplying New York were officially announced to be closed on the 6th of this month. The market to-day partook of the dulness of Mark-lane yesterday, and only a moderate amount of business was doing at declining prices. Wheat may be quoted 4d per 701 b. lower than this day week. Flour 6d to is per barrel. Indian Corn Le per quarter. Oatmeal 6d per load less money. In other articles but little doing, at a corresponding reduction in value. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.—Tais DAY. Tin FUNDS.—Consols for Money, 89 81; Three-and.a. quarter per Cents., 891 1 9 ; Bank Stock, 2101; Exchequer• bills, L., 2 dia. ; Ditto, S., 4 1 dia. GENERAL LEVY OF POLES IN RUSSIA. The Times Vienna correspondent writes on the Bth that the general levy is now going on in Poland, and the peasants are driven together "as is game at a battue." Poland is one great theatre of misery ; but the pe asan t s have begun to die. play the energy of despair, and refuse to wor k f or t h e rro- Prietors gra t u it ous ly. The same i nsubordination i s said to prevail in several other Russian provinces. _______T...„........- 41 .4111RPOOL: Printed and published by R. P. THACiutir, Ot Pio. T. Percy-street. at No. A, et. Osene's•ccesseist.