The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-08-07 00:00:00

1 1 1411 stantinople July 30th. Crimean advices are to the 2s f ts despatches leave at 8 p.m. A Marseilles despatch re Key! General Monravieff, with 35,000 men, had appeariate Kars. On the 13th he attacked the Turkish entrench r and was repulsed by General Williams. The Rus s'' preparing to attack. be Letters from Asia complain of the inactivity of the fit fr° sians. The rumour that Schamyl had come doW II mountains is untrue. The German papers assert that Berdiansk wa 5 ,110 9 ' shelled on the 22nd and 23rd, and a great quantity 1 stores were destroyed. The same authorities, also, have a rumour that an tr olt, gunboat cannonaded Taganrog on the 25th • it was d• The Russians burned it. but the crew were eav e t ool Russians pretend that their Sebastopol army 1 10 ° 175.000 men. . 11„, Vrtii . HANOVIRR. Monday.—An envoy has gone to --,e 4 , make an official communication respecting the recent — yeu` of the government, and to arrange for the aid of the army, in case of a military occupation being required. ITALY. enl" r The Times. says, that in proportion as Austria is vi 0.1 her forces on the Russian frontier, she is strengthento army on the side of Italy. 150,000 men are said te bet 4 centrated under Marshal Radetzky, and the attitude bled every day more threatening, there is indeed considers,,ti for alarm, both in the present position of the Austrian Fot merit, the tendencies and aspirations of the Ninr.i.,;cl3, 10 e the movements on the part of the liberal party, only awaiting the signal to break out, the Marq l 4 Os') known to he Russian in, his feelings and tenden ele icel ' and his staff are said 'to he seen constantly decors 1' orders received from the Court of St. Petersburg• seems to he gathering up his strength, as if to st ri ,, se mighty blow, and create, on behalf of Russia, se ra ' 0 0. diversion.. France' is said only to retain 2,000' men to garris - i0 0 , 4 0 and it is not supposed that Piedmont could bring c rilftl i field •above 18,000 or 20.000 regular troops. Tb e all i tft" indeed inviting, and might tempt a more scrunnlont'i ,4t 4 Radetzky has ever proved himself to be. Mazzin,!gt moment believed to be active in Italy, and all that o'l l l of his previous indiscretions leads to the suppositio r 4ce will be deterred by no prudence or warning fronl,',A,4 ruining the hopes of his party, and once more Vie t° enemies the desired excuse to crush them. Pied' v ie c tir this matter, as in all others, setting a glorious exer',4 1 , 11 ,0, 64 , Italy. She is seeking by 'every means to arrest „f e ; . tni ) ‘t diaries, and to prevent the breaking out of a corin t l; 0, 1 1 4 perilous to Italy and herself. It is highly improhn i u n f will succeed, and much more likely that the gni ° r e - I ° 11 10 ; the reckless - folly of llazzini, the discontent of the 4 pr, t or4 party, the irritating conduct of the Austrians, 1 9 %, some little assistance from their own police, w ' •te e 'nr, some outbreak and give Radetzky the desired oin4olo/1.101 making the weight of his sword felt not only in t° clon .c f ll ,l and Venetian provinces, hut in the states of thelgelf. ito'f the Duchies, and propably even in Piedmon t Times remarks that it has been felt to he very, a scf,ve'i along, from passing, like the thirty years' wa r. opinion, and it will at least be singular if thr.t ro2 11: 0 e : has more than any other in Europe to lose 1)1 ro vePi„.0 11 , opinion should be herself the very first tn._,P Thoroughly prepared as Austria now seems te anxious for an outbreak, she cannot perhans be ea- 'vti.° lo l , by armed force in the first instance. but France an';ooo4,"tee! will hardly stand by and permit her to derivel, AV; j7c; and undeserved profit by her withdrawal from Alliance, and concentrating her forces in that osift-,01 V dominions where they can give least umbr age to rid to s' least defend those points which Austria was b° France and England in defending. 9 t. 1167,4 PARTS, M6NDAY.—The Funds closed at 67.50'n'nd c eo t i r o o The interest of Treasury Bonds is fixed at Pera, at bonds at from 3 to 5 months; at 4 per cen t. for 101.0.0•• 6 to 11 months ; and at 44- per tent. for bonds of r Fay LIVZIMPOOL: Printed ad üblis hedcent• 7, Percy -street, n at N o. 4, St. Gey orge's-cres