The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-11-06 00:00:00

THE ttberpoot t-)tattbarbt SECOND EDITION. STANDARD -OFFICE, Nov. 6, TEN A.M. BY ELECTRIC & INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPH.] LON DOiY RNING. Srciell EXCITNGE.—Last price of T URSD consols o M n O Monday, 88:- 'looney, and 882-4 for account. Th e i m p rove d f ee li ng In the morning arose from the quieter tone of the pcal advice s f rom America, continued purchases on the p a r o of of the Public, a n d the advance in the Paris Bourse on Sunday, although little importance was attached to the new attempt to i ?! roul ate pacific rumours. The partial reaction which sub new L_Tthree per cents., and attr a rise able rather in the corn market heavy_sale of he Pari s f unds closed 64.80 aocount, and 64.65 money, T he less th an an *lower. Sold he bar s il ver brought by the last West India steamer, at 60 pence an d i, being * lower ; the dollars sold a t th e Previous price of 591 d. resigned WA & WA RR ELECTION.—It is s t a t e d th a t Mr. evell has 1: THE RUPTURE WITH AMERICA. let T te h : Ti nses, in a leader, says its New York correspondent's aj, Published to-day, may somewhat reassure those who deEteriarieti impending dif f iculties between the United States t uPtur g and' At any rate, a fortnight since the idea of a mat, w e,. or even of a dispute, did not enter the thoughts of a the Ibl tin g of politics and business in the leading city of iater e ,; °n • a The Presidential election is the great 'point of Proap;;; more than one quarter it is whispered that the offi c i al ofthe government party have been debated iii high Xegi aa reles, and that a patriotic demonstration against tQ and the c interference has been though ~r aa . j'e the credit of the administration. The matter 4 intee e t°re, be regarded as an electioneering ruse. The °l:l,,ta,llAcia"),,lY eondelins such unscrupulous policy,. and calls th - o ;: e . ,ans who love their country to visit with repro - "Partures from a high and honourable course. Ol e ri,s. COLONIAL SECRETARYSHIP. `v alt an f o l e B s B ays the vacancy caused . by the death of Sir Lord o, worth remains unsupplied. It was offered to objectio e 3 -• Although there may have been some political the o fe„s ,to this Cour. still there are reasons which make ooth a wise and creditable proceeding to Lord it as rston. _ failed. The wor I that can be said of the attempt is that 141tiin ately took Lord ' Strile was at first undecided, but of th r ee to Lord Derby' 3 s advice, and that advice being . berg -ce ePtance, he declined. The Times is not apprised 1,17 : °1111d8 of difference; but certainly, when it remerli nal;peech made by Lord Stanley on Mr. Disraeli s " Bur • regard to the Vienna Conferences, it sh9uld . i!ot of prised ith learn that the . refusal arose from the inability 'lent to acquiesce in the warlike policy of the pre that hisvmeut. If that were so, the Times can only regret hot , services should for the present moment be lost to us ; Which i must nd render justice to the honourable consistency The , r,z t ioeci so young a man to refuse so high . a position. VneB trusts that when a minister is appointed, there "e no doubt about his opinions with reference to the war. THE WAR. o s , tiv e g IL LEs, Monday E v e n ing.—The Euphrate has ar- IA: She left th e C r i mea the 27t h O c t . ; C ons t an ti no ple, -""Z Despatches leave at 8 not n glish steamer had advanced np the Bug to recon eessel ie°l aieff• She states that there were numerous B in port. Th e p l ace was strong l y f or tifi e d. Odesp r , s was still blockaded by the allied steamers. `" Weather in the Crimea was unfavourable for operations. THIRD EDITION. STANDARD-OFFICE, Nov. 6, Two, P.M. LIVE RPOOL CORN MARKET.—This DAY. The trad • ra t _ e ton the country districts, upon nt Wheat of h was firmer a t vveek, and littlet the close of less liberal stip onie growth, . at present from any quarter abrO Produce arriving The French ativices again ad .tended further to strengthen the markets. the ,g, tne • re ort somewhat higher rates, . ot little differicaenneeareCOUntB received yesterday, though Voting. prices prohibitor- 'rok Previous currencies, still show a range of nnt moderate yt o . The arriv re munerative business with this sule,and ,q9antities of any article coming forward. augmented knee p • foals Into this have be e n very little rtday port vessel from 4 . week has passed without a single gram !nay look f d, we America, but the wind having now change w e her or a no ,ntltnber of ships appearing within a fewdays. kt. da y F e -- c liange tonote in Wheat since our last mar e . • Flour , flees d o i np . T uas been held for money, and moderate bust a cir• advao" • -ndian Corn again in active request, at ls. per haracter. r,„__ ei ce, the tr ansactions chiefly of a seculative c w 'ue, .arket to-day was moderately well attended, and there k• a lair e on . ulghe r pri ces , sureptlve demand for Wheat 3(1 . Per 7 ~,,_than on Friday. New Wheat mayquoted be oatmeal wa s • "'Qs., and Spanish Flour [s. per sack dearer. Co 111 good Indian •- , urr, Su PPly, and its value was unchanged. very little l llaY be u t d dearer. In other q 0 e Is. per quarter articles alteration. :BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] TRN eq tzeh D ups.—C onso l s for Money and Account, 88i 7i; r OauIG uer- bills, L., 4 dia. ; Ditto, S. 7 2 dis. •N? 221 S T OCKS.— —T urkish, - is , T h 79i • Great West. Canada, LATEST SHIPPING. aotA•shburton, from Shanghai ; Rodney, from Colombo ; Comet, from 11 11uritius • Sir Robert Peel, from New York; et , from Madei c ra—at Veal 6th instant. vsIaLTA R/ , Oct. 3 1.—Elizabeth Boddy, from London, put in e aKY ; must discharge. ti~ R P 0 2 1 -2 Printed and publiihad by R. P. l'irAcitita, of No. P ercy -street, at No. 4, St. George's.cresce►►t.