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

their papers around th e gas -li g h ts an d t h e s h op RrindoA3, The National Airs were played at all the barracks. At the Haymarket Theatre, Mr. Backstone came fot7 i between the acts. The audience rose en Masse , an d rece i ! fe, the news with immense cheering. At the Lyceum The..„ t , Professor Anderson announced the news w ith th e same et; At the Adelphi, Mr. Lei g h M urra y announce d th e grea t ce which created an immense furore of enthusiasm, till the y :, walls of the building vibrated. Cremorne Garden was 0 :0 gcene of extraordinary excitement, and 21 guns were O r " . apid succession. The Tower guns are now:being-fired. FRANCE. The Morning Post states that the Emperor will lea' for the Camp at St. Omer, to review the troops for the Crimea. Last night Paris was illuminated. Bellemero will not be tried. He is mad. He to Bicetre i sils .di PARIS, Mox DAY.-At the close there was an it of 1 per cent., being 67.30 for money, and 67.65 fo) the month. The continental advices exhibit differences between the various cities in rates for the state of the exchanges. Here the rate of exchange but the discount market less easy. From Hamburgh, exchanges are quoted lower a: owing to the exportation of silver to the country. At Amsterdam, discount is obtainable at 3 per cent Belgium it remains at 2i per cent. ..The specie from New York and Australia £346,000. . The bar silver brought by the last West India yesterday for shipment at 61' per oz. There is improvement in the Amsterdam and prdduee markets, and letters from Rouen state that firmness prevailed in manufactures. THIRD EDITION. STANDARD-OFFICE, DESPATCH FROM ADMIRAL BRUA' Tuesday The Moniteur contains a telegraphic despatch from Vie Admiral Bruat, dated Crimea, 9th, 10.15. He says : A gale from the north kept the ships at anchor. It mortar-boats, to be e na bl e d to fire, were obli g ed to eft Streletzka Bay. Th e y fi re d 6 00 shells against the Qaaraal"i ; Bastion and Fort Ale xan d er. Th e s i x English mortar •bl' also at anchor in Streletzka Bay, fired about the same 1 103 , 0 of shells. After ei g ht o ' c l oc k th e b r id ge was destroye d. Quarantine Batteries a r e bl own . O ur so ldi ers h ave left th ro e , trenches and spread themselves in isolated groups on the i l e d, parts of the town, which appears to b e comp l e t e l y abandoil DESPATCH FROM PRINCE GORTSCHAKOFf' A despatch from Prince Gortschakoff of the 9th, at e e4 says : The enemy constantly receive reinforcements of tr cgl' The bombardment is fiercely violent. 10 at night. —The garrison of Sebastopol, after susto i le an infernal fire, repulsed six assaults, but could not drivel enemy from Korniloff Bastion (Malakhoff Tower). Our ti f i troops, who resisted to the last extremity, are now cr' 0 0 0,,,, over to the northern part of S e b as t o p o l. Th e enemy fad/ nothing in the southern part but bl oo d- s t a i ne d ru i ns . w 9th the passage of the garris on f rom th e sou th ern t o / northern part was accomplished with extraordinary so) our loss on that occasion being but 100 men. We left, I regret to say, nearly 500 men grievously w on the southern side. Pears, Monday Eveor ._ _ . . An accomplice of Bellernare has been found, who sig et' him with powder and loaded the pistols. He is a booth fV q t. o *serious accident took place on th e V ersa ill es Rail°ll.s.l• • • 0 ea on Sunday evening. A pa ss e nger t ra i n came in collisio „00, a luggage. train, close to the Pasis station. It is sal"' that the number of killed is at least 15, and over 30 Pe were wounded. —,•%1 under 0 ' pi to will be aptl::, improremdaof 0 or the ell m o rt . consider e ;4 morsel 4i 1; range i 5 ph ' t r Q tt 6 per c'e flt ' cent., and amount s t 4 h p ßoa a t ck tgro,,t e e t r:ll lol4 s, 3 1, g. FOURTH EDITION T H E BTANDAED-OFFIC 1 " BALTIC. • The Dimes correspondent with the fleet writes e d rnolition of the arsenal of Swe a b org w ill be speedilS folloif the by an attack on anoth er o f th e enem y' s strongholds irl Gulf of Finland. A I su PPIY of French rockets h leave arrived at Nargen• The ! have a range of 7,000 y ar ds, mi d ar e loaned the. shell. If found to answe r , th e y w ill be di thstributed to r osvn into the team gun-boats and rocket-boats, a nd be w ith a 30-poun. tpwn of Revel to to ashes. Operations on a reduce minor it scale are being actively carried o; 1 'fi - the- Gulf of Bothnia by Rear-Admiral Baynes, gnn-bos who h ts, several small steamers, with a due Prop ortion of whose draught of water admits their penetrating i n to t" narrow creeks and channels A most effective blockade . of both g1.116' is inaintaiue4'the efFects of which are being daily more sev erely felt by all else e n s ' Manyefof the ships o f th e fl ee t w il l not be in Stigla d till obe of the year. 41M a r Printel vvi b n. v.er ri p errT t nu t +f, h ;it No, 4 . St. GPOtle