The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-10-16 00:00:00

TR? ttbtrPool tliftiarb SECOND EDITION. STANDAED-OPFICE; OCT. 16, TEN A.T. ELLeri!IC 8.- INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAM T ll LONDON, TUESD4T MORNING. net, „! :limes• in a leader, criticises Sir Archibald Alison's Clapg ow d , Lnd su ms it u'p as one of the most ICU• tit 4,! not misebl evcus, display I..llicla has broken the stilness o ;st month. E,c.'_'.rt nark% Napier sends to the papers another letter about orz. T H E W A R. '"\J 'MOVEMENT OP THE ALLIED ARMY TO T. SURROUND THE RUSSIANS. 14 Daily News correspondent, under date Warsaw, Oct. w i tch ' e EDatehes f rom P r i nce,Gor tschaltoff to Prince Paskie „ 4 7111 ::Nirm the news of a simultaneous organise concentric of tne a lli es from Eupatoria, Baidar, Kertch, and 4 1ligau f '1,4, the intont of surroun di ng w re it es. and cutting off the .4tne wr • " A des der, under date St. Petersbnrgh, Oct. I5,8a311: va ‘ell just received state thatlthe' allied deet s sailed ba rn. 01,1 3 31, and anc h ore d th ree miles from Kin-, the eui h. t uiburn is situ a t e d at the extrernelwestern point of sou% w- " 41 bounds the es t uar y o f the wieper on the ........_.— , The p a .., i , 11 Til l: ATTACK ON lulls. - 01. . 00,s 4 -onite,,, or 7/onday , con t a ins the t lovrin s g il : n — s • rI!TTI:trY.L itteraptel , Q 4 , 0 3t, 13,-0a bat lasted seven hears with ' '11..1-31 attack on Kars. The C9lll Sept. 29th, the Rai , r...._ . 3,, . extreale desper a tio n ? the enemy the 30th than h 4, and his retreat br.ea 3 a parted route. On at length iv.as `4e7shad already burled 4,00 ra 0 dead, aboutl with 4.ad bA . The lost of the Turks i 1,0 00 Ineu. „ - 0 - l e 3 - . and the field of is only etit r , la th e i l let ters to the 2nd October, inclu,ive, are amused 1 1 rs Landon papers Tile res says the camp was . _ published 3 or active service. P. , "( 14 of the 4e1:111°111• • "4 ' making continued with 11003 Preparations for the winter. The demolition as _ Wa. e : i. ' l: Sebastopol goes on, but it is not so safe to visit I t t0..1i(1-1. th:' Raasiaris shell vic , ouroasly, and throw shot at a th Y a Til-•,tkrso it the b ar : a : ' era ble groups in the streets. The French bombard citadel with great col u,azilaue cannonade.' our new batteries. An enormous success from . two mortars. Fil e :2 l7 m seen goino• out of tilt northern camp towards ''' cr oPol, bat it ' to ascertain whether the els _ e., was impossible i l ::' C full or empty. works so•Lth of the B e i beit "u•s•iians were throwing . up new Th e / hod been burnt, a a n loperial Barracks at Sebastopol .1-.°r havin7, dropped some sp. arks on g anpowder, which were destroyed. e4 ' )l°l4 .atal led to the fire-39,030 care 'olds Russian •Lay -., ria surprised a e, t reach troops near Eupato la guns, 170 prisoners, Q a .: , ,, a4 laient and convoy, and tool. s . 4 s3rae, carts and •.-, horses. The , k 15,000 men. „, .v reach fleet had orders to embark 41 " , iiayter, the conornissary °Meer, reported killed, is alive 41k1 well. The 21, • N • death of Captain Make, 47th reports the 11 ' . " k allY - - ew* “ ” o' Siloa;to - »1 would be ailed ' cla4p for the c ap,u. a , t° the C • - run eln hospital THIRD EDITION. STANDA.ED-OFFICE, OCT. 16, Two P. li. LT 'pin -,,,, Th V "'`-' Ol- 1 CD "•T MARKET.—This U. . _....e-ennt," li L . • instances reportel hi were in liirrioA all •.5' 1-ruark.; ai. the c l ose oF the week, Mar.b in , Per quart 1 . resl4° '' l ta Yester 1 1 creasin 1 of the egtistringent m oney e for both. old aw l with *1 er.a f a er ad l , V ,a l n ie e a e t, of t i o s. w te hi 2 c s h . either home net ;; thrs, su ill t e l i i e e nt f l a y ee si f n a id n ea in nt • supplied Fr "I n " °' a la rge I v ula i r , ket ' re 3 c ' slated to keeP P". deg continued tendency to. o i : amptlon, inadequately to the 3(.1 in t in check , . even at t o least preventin a . 3 ant from N v , ices e o c r " I t 3 ' r e r r c e i ' , ' ! i s i sau e r r e sources, the, direction of 41 - advance. Our American . Iwith increasing sup') advises lies are in and Indih C the sea -board. The value New or i, but a rise orn had receded in a moderate degree ; towarCl3 favourable prices, of Flour, Wheat, in fre7ghts more than counterbalanced this healthy tendency bo vio a tui rd , and the combined cost, free ott . into 1, co nsequeolly f ew With freight, stood even lib-her then the week enteredre export, andsfreic,hthose purpose of ltne freehsileitioperfoartiotnhsewere being filling ratio t engagements. Should su y pplies continue in the . urit', viallbiYutil:e last accounts easier rates are not improbable; e aPable of c curree„" just ' aed, existing . orders were ti t Considering execution either for England or France. deal on the very moderate stocks now held here,. a . good Paces ~ b usi nesshas been done since I had some ti time been made of old Wheat, and we have 0133tra from distant quarters. Flour was also held ha fo en r, ew an ed d t aß led more money ; and Indian Corn, with te r r , put.. r.11 4 ,' 11 . e ,_ 88 of demand, advanced nearly ls- Per r %hip ' a eing . made as well for holding over as fqouraunmedia to wuent to Ireland. itt.`Zazr .arrivals for the past seven days showa moderately scat_ tiiT' , quantity of produce from Ireland, but we are more I be 1...' t uPplied than usual with Grain or Flour from . abroad ;uflin 1)°1 144 °11 , except of Indian Corn, is at the same time The ' a etipe 111arket to-day was in a very excited state, and as on t business was done in Wheat and Flour, at an advance to l a he , O rtner of 2d. to 3d. per 701b5., and on the latter of ls. tlearer7-er sack. Indian Corn about Csl. to ls. per quarter • article. attneal, the turn in favour of the seller. Other luti neu a ls v, u as sl d ie on w ee d an upward tendency, and a fair amount of [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] The 14_ INDIA AND EGYPT: dri a ila•unibay portion of the Indian mail arrived at Aleran. B aOtail t * 3 : Bombay, Sept. 12. India is tranquil. The Droc e j o surrection is not quite subdued. The Ava embassy L T h '" auspiciously. deZeather is improved, but an average crop cannot be ld r • Frei-hts low, almost beyond precede nt. Trade 1 'Lees of cotton piece goods mostly gone back. Metals Ar t • frotn Liverpool: /repel:son the Third, Viscount I. ll ' "eary Moore and James Pilkiagton—all at Bombay. '" t3 to L' I 15 tverpoo., 3. s 'y' - ' 1 ; 1 Printed and published by R. P. Titkousa , of tic ' P urer-street, it No. 4 George's-crescent.