The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-03-14 00:00:00

SUPPLEMENT TO TIT, SECOND EDITION. STANDARD -OFFICE, MARCH 14, Two O'CLOCK, P.M. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—Tats DAY. The market to-day was moderately well attended, and a fair amount of business was doino. in Wheat and Flour at the decline. Wheat may be quoted 6d. to 9d. per 1 70 lb. and Flour 3s. Gd. to 4s. ber barrel lower than this day week, but the trade is on the whole much steadier. Indian Corn and other articles were also depressed in value, and the business doing but trifling. During the week ending yesterday the arrivals into this port include a very large and superabundant supply of Wheat, Indian Corn, Flour, /it., from the American States, various parts of the north and south of Europe, and Egypt, which, with the continuance of fine weather, have caused an extremely depressing effect here since our report of Friday last. IBY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] THE WAR The Himalaya and Manila, with the Foot Guards on board, had not arrived at Malta on the 7th instant. General Canrobert was to leave Paris last (Monday) evening. He expects to arrive at Gallipoli between the 20th and 25th instant, with his division. Telegraphic advices from Odessa state that 70,000 quarters of whoat have been bought at that port to com plete the loadinc , of the ships there, the government having intimated that they would allow exportation to go on until the 13th instant. The Morning Chronicle's Braila correspondent writes on the 27th of February. The passage of the Russians on the right bank of the Danube, between Braila and Galatz, will take place almost immediately. Gortschakoff, who left for Galata on the 23rd inst., inspected troops at Ismail, which we may shortly expect here. A corps of 50,000 men will be concentrated at Braila. Con tracts have been made for provisioning the army. A quantity of iron and chain cables have been purchased for the construction of bridges. All to be delivered within the shortest delay possible. ICALA RASCH, OPPOSITE SILISTRIA, Mlown 4. About 1,200 Turks crossed the river in three places. They met about an equal number of Russians, and, after an engagcqaent for some hours, and dismounting several Russian guns, they retired to the right bank. At Bucha rest, on the 7th, and Krajova on the 9th, there was no thing new of importance. BERLIN, MONDAY EVENING.—The President of the second chamber put a question to-day to the minister as to the course which the government intended to take in the impending war. M. Manteuffel answered that the government will soon make proposals to the chamber, which will give an opportunity of explaining the course hitherto taken by the government, and in which it will persevere. Prussia is on terms of amity with France and England. VI ENNA, MONDAY EVENlNG. — Austria was invited to join the western powers in an alliance against Russia. She forwarded the proposition to Prussia with modifica tions to the following effect :—" She does not feel herself called on to join the western powers in a declaration of war against Russia, but is prepared to sign a convention securing the integrity of Turkey in the spirit of the treaty of 1841. Austria will maintain peace in Servia, Montenegro, and Bosnia, leaving it to the testern powers to care for Greece and the Greek provinces in Turkey." It appears from an article in the Austrian Correspondez of Sunday that Prussia approves this. PARIS, MONDAY.—The budget shows an excess in the receipts of 5,952,000 francs. The Bourse opened with a tolerably strong, rehdency to rise in prices, but realization of profits led to. decline. Threes closed 66.70; Four and a Half per Cents., 92.85. NAPLES, MARCIE 4 —Several earthquakes have just taken place in Calabria, and have excited great alarm. Damage done immense. The number of persons killed exceeds 2,000. LONDON STOCK & SHARE MARKET.—Tms DAY. NOON QUOTATIONS. THE FuNDs.—Consols for Account, 914; Ditto for Money, 911 4 ; Exchequer-bills, L and S, 10 14 ; Mexi cans, 244 i; Russian, 91. RAILWAY SllANEEL—Caledonian, M. 554 5 ; Eastern Counties, M. 124; Great Northern, Ac. 92 4, A M. 804, Ac. 81 80 ; Great Western, M. 784 74, Ac. 784 ; Lanca shire and Yorkshire, Ac. 664 ; London and Northwestern, M. 1014 *; London and Southwestern, M. 79 ; Manches ter, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, M. 214 ; Midland Stock, M. 61 604 4 ; North British, M. 34; Southeastern and Dover, M. 621, Ac. 634 ; York, Newcastle, and Berwick, M. 68 74 ; York and North Midland Preference, M. 9. LAND SlIABES.—South Australian Investment, M. 24. MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE.—Trus DAY. NOON QUOTATIONS. Great Northern, 23 ; South Eastern and Dover, 18k. LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE.—Tnis DAY. NOON QUOTATIONS. Eastern Union, B, 61; North Westerns, M. LATEST SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE. London, from Madras; Helen, from Baltimore; Sarah Birkel, from Berbice ; Ariadne, from Alexandria—all at Gravesend 13th inst. John Edward, from Calcutta; Princess Alice, for De merara—both at Gravesend 13th instant. Mystery, from Shangai ; Eclipse and Culloden, From Mauritius ; Marie Key, from Buenos Ayres ; St. IVLchael, from St. Kitt's ; Jubius, from Baltimore; 'Hendrick Hudson, from New York—all at Deal 13th inst. The Concordia, for the Clyde, and City of Limerick, for Dublin, put back leaky and damaged kit° Cuxhaven, 11th instant. Liverpool : Printed and Published by ROBERT P. THACKER, of No. 7, Percy-street, at No. 4, St. George's-crescent.