The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-08-14 00:00:00

leaves the prospects of peace, the Times fears, more remote than it found them. Parliament will be prorogued to-day, by commission , at two o'clock. Both houses will meet abou t half-past one o'clock. The Post says Her Majesty will no doubt take the opPc,r_ tunity of expressing her regret that the endeavours of tnc allied powers have been unsuccessful in passing a pacific sokv tion, and the Conferences at Vienna necessarily broken up. ~, "Under these circumstances it is obvious that the Queen Wu', state explicitly and firmly her resolution, with the aid parliament and the country, to prosecute the war with 0 t 0 ! vigour that alone can ensure an honourable and p erma peace. In all probability the speech will make reference to th ! addition of the King of Sardinia to the "Western Alliance , a nd will congratulate parliament on the continued cordiality which pervades all our relations with France, and her 1%10 4 may be expected to make some reference to events so remark; able as her interchange of visits between her imperial ally an h " herself. Reference to the measures of domestic policy, wh ic ; have been adopted by the Lords and Commons , during t,l?, past session, will of course be introduced, and her IVlajesty doubtless, thank her faithful Commons, for the readi ness wita which they have voted the supplies necessary for the proseca; tion of the war. The public may also look for some allusi9 _ to the improvement in the health and comfort of the forc3s the Crimea since her Majesty has met her parliament for c congratulatory reference , to the improvements recently La tta' duced into our military system. THE WA-R. Gortschakoff reported on the 10th, at night, that there w"'' nothing new:and the enemy's fire was feeble. The Paris Monitetir' contains General Pelissier's re port of the progress of the siege, dated 31st July. It cotaio nothing of importance. - ••• THE BALTIC. The Daily News has the following Vienna, Monde' Accounts received from Warsaw. statelhat the bombardl; of Sveaborg begun on the 9th, and was still proceeding oa 11th. The result is yet imltriUwn." - . . • OVERLAND MAIL. The steamer Avon arrived at Southampton last Brings dates; Buenos Ayres , July 2nd; Monte Video, 5t Rio, 15th ' ; Bahia, 19th • Pernambuco, 22nd ; St. Vinc e i l ' ; a e t 80th ;•Madeira, Aug. sth; Lisbon, 9th. Brings specie, vs -- £3,100. In Buenos Ayres the .encnunter with the Indians was decisive. The treaty with Nicaragua was repudiated , further difficulties expected. Business dull, and imP er 6 g, though moderate, exceeded consumption. ExChange, 65 to 0 At Rio, the business for the month was limited. InlP°l. moderate : small sales of Coffee. Exchange, 27 to 274. 4, At Bahia, a brisk demand sprung - up, and prices advaro.r,!o Stocks were very small : supplies hourly expected. FrelL' very scarce at 525. 6d. per ton. Exchange at 271 t h At Pernambuco, the Cotton arrivals during the 1:0°11, were 2,552 bags, eagerly bought up at 5.400 to 6.600. s b l r ments during the month, 4,080 bags. It was reported that cholera had appeared for the first at Brazil and was showing itself at Para. Upwards o f 6031' 5 , died. Famine the supposed cause. General Arista , es-Pre dent of Mexico, had died suddenly. rg Portugal's adhesion to the Western Alliance aPP e° probable. PARIS, Monday.—Funds closed yesterday at 07 fran cs t/3 07.25 At : bee Vienna the recent rise is the money market h as maintained; • LIVERPOOL: Printed and published by R. P. THACKER: 44 7, Percy-street, at No. 4, St. George's-crescent -4