The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1856-01-15 00:00:00

lilitrpooL -zatanbarb. SECOND EDITION. STANDA,EII-OBE Y . JAN. 15, TEN, A.M. rpt.ELECTRIC & INrERNATI6NAL TELEGRXPHI - • 7 LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING. Last prices of consols yesterday, 86 for money, and 8181 for February 7th. Money was in good supply in the \Stock for for short loans at 5 per cent., and in the dis count market also there was less pressure, though prepare- ' tions are to be made for having interest payments to-day (Tuesday) on railroads, debentures, &c. • THE PRESIDENT'S MESSAGE. The Times, in its comments, says the President is evidently no more inclined to plunge the union into war for any trifle than we are, and the Times believes and trusti.that the states men of both countries will leave nothing undone to arrange differences without a sacrifice of honour on eithei side. THE WAR.. PROBABLE RUPTURE BETWEEN ALTSTRIA AND RUSSIA. The semi-official Dresden journal publishes a despatch from Vienna, in which it is said that Austria declares inadmissible any alteration of the Esteihazy basis of peace. It adds that as Russia is not expected to make any further concessions, diplomatic relations between Austria and Russia will in all probability be suspended. Gortschakoff is preparing to leave Vienna. VIENNA, Monday.—Count Buol, in notifying to the ambas sadors of the Western Powers, the probable rupture with Russia after the 18th January, adds that under no circum stances will Austria take the field with the Allies during the present year. The Times, in a leader, says that Russia has renewed last year's tactics, and remarks that we are now in a position to make a peace tolerably satisfactory to ourselves, but moat injurious to Austria and Scandinavia. We must either make war with those powers to back us, or peace without them. Russia meant undoubtedly.to sever us from our Allies ; but she has given us the opportunity of uniting the alliance more closely than ever by using the proposal she has made to us with a view of promoting disunion and discord, as a means of enforcing the most entire action under penalties of isolation and of danger. • No later news of importance. THIRD EDITION. STANDARD-OFFICE, JAN. 15, Two P.X. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—This DAY. Both Irish and English markets are quoted dearer for Wheat at the close of the past week, with more general firm ness in other grain also ; partly on account of the great im provement caused by the frost iu the condition of Wheats from the farmers. Millers have been satisfied not only to pay an advance, but to purchase more freely in all the county dis tricts, but at Mark Lane yesterday, though improved values were obtained, the tone of the trade elsewhere does not appear to have been fully responded to. The American markets are nearly without change of prices. The stated exports of Wheat and Flour direct to Great Britain are still moderate; but thoie for the continent of Europe, including moderate ; of cargoes calling for orders at British outports, and which are understood to be for conti• nental account, are large. We have no further imports from abroad to note since Fri' day last ; but there has been a good :irrival of Oats and large one of Oatmeal from Ireland. Ti e trade here since out' last has been firm, and a fair amount of business has been done in Wheat and Flour, the currenc'es of that day being rather exceeded for choice qualities, r.nd Indian Corn has acquired an advance of 3d. to 6d. per quarter. At the market to-day there was a slow trade in Wheat and Flour at the prices of Friday last. Indian Corn may be quoted ed. per quarter. Oatmeal without change. In other article. very little doing, without alteration in value. (By Electric Telegraph.) LONDON STOCK EXCHANGE.--Noon Quotvrtoite. Consols for Money, 861 I; do. for Account, 861 t jr; $ per Gents., 87 k 6 ; Mr.chequer-bills, L., 6.3 dis. Urnitroot.: Printed end piibilithed by It. P. THACKER, of tte: T. P e rcy-street, et No. 4, St. George'e•crescent. •