The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-09-25 00:00:00

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TELEGRAPH.] Srocz Exc kx„--------,, LONDON, TUESDAY MOnItING. were 6 .20 fs -- ' last Price wa Tr -A..--co for the 12th of Oc tober,Th 'Threes Poncierance °I. ill°lle3' share s itd. o r id perof specufat.4ad 66.40 for the, s final notations of Frenc h at the exc ept a , o i cellt. sitic,ve Purchases, accou an nt, im sh p o re w r i e n i g n a u p t r e e f - At th e pre the credi t me Yesterday. fortnight , ; the fall in f urthe r be sent to Pari s Inus se t Ht rat e f, Allier has been equal to 20 per ce nt. which ta t o rate but ° exchange gold cannot be foc it believed th r a e t e s t o m me he r i e n m g it re ta l nc e e , s a „ The ace a ttoa nt h. a .Pecial object, drawna from the T he d °ll . 4 t B of the lving been . st ead: . uring th., state of Made in . uess 84 , e Past Week continue u nder aen as has perhaps never be The 11,47.4(1den and decided change in the i t n o the' exhibit manufacturing a degree bau e amount of basin/. rnodeNt ' et ler tn anufa t res at Rouen as sea , f i o v re be t en d i y vit w ne it s h se a Money-market. J„,°ll, kk , x- RE AFRICAN MAIL. e ti e i;, 'l ? , at Monday. —The Propontus arrived here this . (l ate% - e a r s Sh e ° c i m j eli, with a mail from the Mau Dartmouth.ntius andler AFFRantiej.;aautedded. her passengers at ANI) TY tt 'U p WE EN GERMAN LEGION . LOYAL E MA R INES, AT GOSPORT. th e rsegtie;(llstilthance took place on Friday at Gosport, L lve ak 4 . l Al -e ,,„ ° f a quarrel between the Ger n m ig a h n t Leoion and "a n Both parties were fortunafel7without 141 ‘ . `e , sue first The former were driven to their 1 214 1 . ;) , f."eS Were ' 11 ° was renewed on Saturday last. Tlvo • e ci ° ,, s 'ogy ()h stabbed, 'one very seriously. One marine is in '4Bospieion of having made away with one . of the 41 ‘ 0 '' 'WO Of whom are missino. The ill-feeling is ht'eerifit„ confi ned to the Germans and the marines. The v4l. ties - 11'ca other nations took no part in the aff a i r . B o th are at pre sen t con fi ned to barracks. THE WAR.. QIN zlornin g Posts correspondent writes under date Mar s't,N,'ept. 24 —General Pelis s i er i ssue d an order of the day st ; ;ii t 't i tl to the effect that the Russian power in the Black to Otil%ger existed, and the position of the allies was so Th tt i e lit, ll d e that he could promise the troops an early ret urn stanti 4 c/ z , Gen e "tiler says the mails by the Carmel from Con thernitr''.itethe 15th from the Crimea are immense. Sebastopol. 11$14Ptii to s appointed Governor of . . . allie s i s l) ,,s oe e , ° l , ll l under General lierbillon are to reinforce Th e ( 2 - ( k p'Do e ,4 l :lg the Tchernaya Valley. An attack by the inquired n ' i taati n ", s ,be impending. p r i w rictli e ; l4 journal affirms 'that Prince Gortschakoff Pelissier'would l' the Russians should retreat, would °'' collleave b e t'ke Charge of 1,500 wounded whom he is th a t il f d l * Thy French Commander assented, but 1 th eir regi m Rusian army physicians should remain exhibiti e nts, and th a t th ey s h ou ld destroyothing. to beli eve °ll ° f a Rag of truce from Fort Constantine led At that oposal s for i peace were made; this is an w time pr when the courier left the General and lEt t `tlel , er e In council. arremain in Crimea. Omar Pasha Th Asia,MY Will 1,0; Ish contingent will remain at ,Constantinople. It 41.Treased to 50,000' men. ~2t4 ; 41 Dula has arrived by the Carmel. Admiral Pam- V v ilel 3 kale& The reported suicide of General Os!en k ee s l tlo.t confirmed. Immense stores of military - clothing tt discovered at Sebastopol. tikA ~Q t iy News says: —" Telegraphic despatches from each Viitil3Posed camps in the Crimea; show that the forces of h i es are changing their position, and an advance towards „N„,kt,-,serai by the Balder road was evidently expected." 4tO same source we learn that it had been prematurely 4 ( 11 ) ,M that 90,000 French had made a movement on the T t ea ; hut General Larchey had caused it to be declared Pelligence of the kind had been received. ‘h e Ntl 'Nes, in a leader, after showing at some length the 144 s ervices which the fleets had rendered the army in 1 ' 4 4 3 : 1 e . ,, tll ea, says The Russian naval, and perhaps we d ; e low, 'add the Russian military power, has Si ;E t hack from the whole coast of Circassia, the ; 11,,,.F A nt e Sea of- Azoff, from the month of the Don to the Trabat and from the great naval stronghold in the 4 : 1 - I! to + 4 L se lf; ' it is, therefore, manifest, that the country qr th t 'e t h " Lie north west of the Crimea, between the mountains N e of4 ; ;Lg and the Dnieper, Nicholaieff and Cherson, will ; Ai e ll , l7 a - ,` l , becom e the basis of their operations and the e'/n h - A • the last remains of the power in the Euxine. '1 "4e r or of Russia himself is on his way to Nicholaieff, eetela that the remains of the Russian fleet, if any are Ivilllieli444444,ltatLtitsettlnipertemthayat the arsenals and dockyards exist, be made to repair those enormous 1 14,4 it : . iere too an array may find a tenable position, r 4 114 4 ," compelled to retreat, byapproach • of 44 e vigour of the Allies—or whether fresh rein forcements be collected to dispute the possession of the Peninsular. It remains to be eeen whether the mortar-vessels can ascend to the dockyards—a point on which great doubt is enter tained ; but there is no doubt that a passage exists for vessels of any size between the fortS of Kimbown and Oczakow, and thrt if a passage can be'forced, it places the mouths of the Dnieper and the Bug at our command. With respect to the report from Sebastopol that the town was to be razed, and the basins filled up, the Times thinks the statement will be found premature. WARSAW, Sept. 22.—A new general recruitment in Russia is imminent. All the regular troops in Poland and Lithuania are marching on Odessa and Meolaieff. VIENNA, Sept. 23.—1 t is stated that after the Czar had held a council of war at Odessa, he conferred a sacred image en riched with diamond on metropolitan Agathangelos, who, by his prayers and benedictions, animated the troops to devote themselves to the defence of Sebastopol. The Czar in a rescript thanks the Moscow merchants for a free-will offering of ninety-two thousand five hundred silver roubles. THIRD EDITION. STANDAED-OFFICE, SEPT. 25, 3, P.M. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.--THIS DAY. The weather continues 'as fine as possible in all parts of the kingdom, and harvest may be considered as nearly concluded in Great Britain, the south of Ireland, and rapidly progressing towards completion in the more remote districts of the north. The current range of prices no doubt stimulates in some degree the good soplies from growers, which are now coming forward, and these will probably continue on a liberal scale for some time to come, without much affecting the value. The 'state of the crops on the continent not only pre chides assistance from that direction, but' causes a competition against us 'in America, and brings the French buyers into our own markets for both Wheat and Flour. Our advices from America state a reaction in the rates, consequent .upon 'higher prices on this side, and few orders could'at the last dates be executed advantageously for England. We are assured that a considerable quantity of Breadstuffs will be available for export from the United States during the next nine months ; their surplus will certainly be drawn out by the prices Europe can afford to pay; and our proportion of it will chiefly depend upon our giving a higher value than our foreign greater e p ti e r t t i r t pa o ad r r s et , whoiofasei tlirle s eat have n o t been able threaten to be extensive buyers during the eaasoe n. Steady but not active s i nce F r id a y ; so well as a t th e close of the week, and Flour has experienced sac t k o supply purchasers of ' a further imp rovement of ls. per Indian Cornc o b n a s s e q a u g el upon themselves renewed enquiry for France ; ‘i‘ ratherreimorenotdifficult much tto buy addition to the surplus at hand at the close of last week ; among the Imports will be noticed 4,398 sacks of Flour from California. At the market to-day, notwithstanding the advices of depression in London, there was a moderate demand for Wheat and Flour; and holders being firm, there was no decline in prices. Other articles were also in moderate request at former quotations. LmaiooL Printed and published by R. P. THACKER, of No. 7, Percy-street, at No. 4, St. George's-crescent. [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] THE FUNDS.—Consols for Money, 89i 90 89; ; Ditto Ac count, 90; Exchequer-bills, S., ad., 3 pm., 1 dis. - FOREIGN STOCKS.—Turkish, 391 1 ; Ditto, new, 1 dis.; Gt. West. Canada, 24; ; Ditto, new, 711. THE WAR. Purrs, Tuesday. The Moniteur publishes the report of the 11th Sept., of Marshal Pelissier and General Niel, of the capture of Sebasto pol; also the order of the day of the former, announcing the great fact to the army. - The French ambassador at Constantinople had placed the palace of the embassy at the disposal of the commandant of the town for the reception and treatment of the sick and wounded officers from Sebastopol. The Times says: We have not yet received the letters of our own correspondent with the details of the capture of Sebastopol. The Siniois has brought the official despatches of the French commander-in-chief, and the letters by the Carmel may be hourly expected. A white flag having been hoisted by the Russians on Fort Constantine a conference took place between Prince Gortscha• koff and Captain Drummond, R.N. It was erroneously 'stated that General de la Motte Rouge is killed ; also that Colonel Seymour is killed. The latter is wounded, and returns to England. The Northern Forts opened on the eveni ng o f th e Bth a terrible fire upon the French position. The Russians are said to have destroyed all the fo r t s , and bastions south o f th e road stead, including Forts St. Paul, Nicholas, Alexander, and the Quarantine. A picked body of Sardinians fought with the English in the attack on the Redan. 1,500 Russians are said to have been made prisoners in the assault on the Malakhoff. There is a report that the Russians were advancing on Mackenzie's Farm. ~I To' ?",`?r, b' * 4l a'