The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-09-11 00:00:00

* THN 1 46. therPOOT qEftanbaru SECOND EDITION . S TANDA,RD-OFFICE, SEPT. 11; 1855, 2, P.M. LivE D , Sui . [H u i ta - ‘ 4-°O l4 CORN MARKET.--Tats DA.Y. i rl a s e i a e ll d sl Y With uninterruptedly tine weather, which VnAtb e __ a. for three weeks, and le- the influence of (IZ O I. d eP' r ir e ,h ulk of the Gram o Cr i o . p L s u in ' the Southern and or ~ossthe marhas been country y d n the best possible con by th e . directions of. the e continue to advance more $i he it rections ; this cannot . be . alone ."iunted for is ,Itende of deficient yield in our Wheat Crop, t n'th' ta ° l lth ß nm that much the same supply comes out . in the_ of wi,, e 4 4Preh - each new season, but may be discovered nh e nsion of limited assistance from abroad this side tt e e Zive e l,2 l ed with the fact of millers having worked Pea r — unu s e f'e of stock, and their requirements being likely trA.L ati ce a 41.7 . e to keep pace with consumption. The ap ia-"4en 'Witfti . 4 B°.lll' e further continental orders has stimulated the kph W e h A tl i° Past few days, and, with an advance in Mark eat rates Yesterday an improved inquiry here for both L alI N e tl Sellers of which insisted upon ad 7er'thleseof Friday ; in the former not much 1 111.... 4- 41418 ; 1 1;7: 4 _ 0 no, but o some parcels of the latter were placed is. 6d. per sack more money. Indian Corn Of the hot active. Beans inclining upwards, and very ,Yulte eekB Ock offering for sale. arrivals consist chiefly of about 4 , 000 quarters patters --e a,n and 2 Corn,rs Egyptian Wheat, about 8,000 Indian' with a few parcels of Beans from Otif!,' a nd Egypt; the coastwise and . Irish imports 7 n ar o e '"ltt e - g 1 3 7 light ; the exports of Indian. Corn are , 4 . ,tt ' • f o „ kN e market to-day there was a moderate amount of Lek ..doing in Wheat and Flour, at an. advance On the 3d. per 701b5., and on the latter of about 2s. per sreri,% th e prices of this day week. Oatmeal is about 2s. h e rd deare . r. Indian Corn may be quoted 6d. per quarter fai' OatS are worth a rather more money. In other articles ount of business, with a general tendency upwards. [fir .• 4LE e . rRIc & INTERNATIONAL TELEGRAPII.] .• LONDON, TUESDAY MORNIN G. T p , rrh— FALL °ll SEBASTOPOL. the Times' Paris correspondent teleg raphs the followin , under date Monday, 6 p.m., g' DESPATCH FROM GENERAL PELISSIER. '• RRANCION REDOUBT Set. 6. •a rabelnaia and:the south side of Sebastopol' no e l ng er exist, de ' e r i l c i ed e en enay:perceiving our solid occup a ti on of the Malakhoff, bl o , am upon evacuating th e p l ace, after having destroyed and IIZ I P , by mines, nearly all the defences. . ca assure'R Passed th e n i g h t i n p the midst of my t roo , I n ___ , said f ro Yeu that everything in the Karnabelaia is blown up, ut'oili.a.,,h, at I could see, the same must be the case in front 114 11,.. 1,31,-Zie of attack I ill, --e nse succe -"d the greatest honour to our . troops. e di%afterh4e,"Yrßi detl.le o d es account of our losses during the To. Tn. niori. sC ' many obstinate combats, must be const results of A i shall be enabled to form . an estimate of the of whi ch is d great a v erYtli' - 4 9's work, a great portion of the honour ne to G enerals Bosquet and MacMahon. . ther e. 'rig is quiet on the Tchernaya, and we are vigilant dated • iinister of NV Th e v.. . ii , ,t ril l Minister :...... ar has received the following despatch, his ' it earn i e s r in , °rr ling I ascertained that the enemy sunkha dte fire or ,•,„ •• Their work of destruction continued u diff e 4 shells. The explosion of mines successively ner and on tilt pi„,, li t Points makes it our duty to defer our entran c e u e n in_ a to . N ti ,,- , e, which presents the spectacle of an immense fl I NA. Closely pressed by our fire, Prince Gortschakotl has / N l l kl ed an armistice to carry away the remainder of the \;:, 1 11 %1 near fort St. Paul. The bridge, u s l g b , , has been broken down by his orders. d as a precautionary til,_toilecting the returns of our losses, an you shall have . 7 4 . 1' soon as ready. All goes well. We are vigilant on )1 ttlaYa. that in the i tl ; ,,k,i ,Patch from General Della larmora states -1 / 4 , 48 "'ltch followed the capture of the Malakhoff, the Rus- Nlipd ,retired, burning the town, and destroying the buildings t 18;liktrig their last ships. It was General Bospe corps's hu 411", which captured the Malakhoff. Our soldier:da l : l bl l ioN t , c liq not take part in the assault, had 40 e W I% t„,_ ed in the trenches. The French and En m glis n h assaulted `4heroisin. Ai bat e -s•le try sPatches say the victory is complete, and that the .. 41,s fought heroically. The French have suffered The .uss es. - ?ttr In. "ning Post adds,—We deeply regret to state that I ' o 2 0n,. -44 ni the assault on the Redan, last Saturday, amounted .4,-w killed and wounded. 14 thilett.e in honour of the successes achieved by the Alli . e s early ho—../alea will be fired from the guns of the Tower at an 4 rtr, - 4 r ttlis morning, and from those in the Park in the - -Don. `A pu t e tt . l-40 EXCITEMENT IN THE METROPOLIS. At it i l _ght oclock, a large crowd assembled in front of the th e y _ 84111 9V/use and Royal Exchange, in the expectation that (44,„4°M Mayor, in his robes, would read an official commtmi to :,° 4 hilt a 8 110 information had been sent by government oat:he city, the ceremony did not take place. The bells of the t 3: f the churches rang out merry peals, while, in most of ll°r°ughfares, groups of people were to be open reading