The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-07-12 00:00:00

SECOND EDITION. Standard-office, Tivo o'clock pm; [BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.] LONDON, TUESDAY MORNING. THE EASTERN QUESTION. The Times says the immediate object of Nesselrode's last circular is to disarm the suspicions and the resistance which the late measures of Russia have excited all over europe. He disclaims any idea of conquest, and pro tests that the occupation of the Principalitieslis merely a temporary measure which will cease the moment the demands of the Emperor are satisfied;and the maritime powers have withdrawn the pressure they now exercise upon Russia. It speaks of the position taken by the two powers in the ports and waters of the Ottoman Empire, within sight of the capital, as a species of maritime occu pation which gives Russia a,reason to restore the balance between their relative situations by taking up a military position. A more shallow and unscrupulous misrepresen tation the Times never met with in a state paper. The concluding passages contain an eloquent and impassioned declaration of the ardent desire of the Emperor Nicholas to preserve the Turkish empire. Thy'. sincerity and wisdom of the Russian. Government would have stood higher if it had omitted these assurances, for its policy on almost every occasion, for upwards of a century, tended to precisely the opposite result; and' we are distinctly told in this document that if Turkey perseveres in refusing what the Russian Government still urges as its fixed de mand, the Emperor will think himself compelled to ex tend his measures beyond the limited circle to whirl. he means at the present to confine them. The Porte denounces the note, and says "We have seen falsehood in Russia's assertions—we have seen fanaticism in her appeals to the Almighty —we now find menace to• our honour, and insult to our flag. England. would fain have peaee,buL she is ready for war; and peace or war, whichever betide, her resolution is, that the faith of treaties shall be respected ; that the honour and safety of Turkey shall be ensured; and that internationallaw shall be observe& inviolate!' The Chronicle says the circular may well justify grave solicitude for the future. The Daily NewB condemns the note as " impudent and: untrue." The Princess Lenchtenberg, daughter of the Emperor of Russia.arrived at Dover on Saturday night. The Pi:ris papers contain no additional news from the East. They continue to disbelieve the new attitude attri buted by the Pays and some other journals to Austria on. that question. . . _ _ _ St. Petersburgh letters are to the 4th of Suly, but they do. not describe any alteration in the state of the markets of the slightest importance. From Odessa the dates are to the 29th of Stine. A large business in Wheat had been transacted at rather higher prices, the purchases being for the Mediterranean.„ chiefly Genoa and Marseilles. BUCHAREST, JTTNE 27.—1 t is asserted that the British, Consul is prepared to leave this city as soon as the Rus sians shalt have occupied the Principalities. AUSTRIA.—VIENNA, JULY B.—The Austrian. Envoy at Constantinople has demanded that the Porte shall. within twenty-four hours,. give him , satisfaction for the outrages which the reingeesat Smyrna have committed on the person, of certain officers of the Austrian navy. PARIS, MONDAY.—A private telegraphic despatch from Vienna announces that the Ambassadors of France, England, and Austria, at Constantinople, on the news. that the Russians had crossed. the Pruth, requested an aadience of the Sultan, and asked him not to demand that the British and French fleets should enter the Dar-. danelles. The Sultan complied with this request, an& confined himself to a protest against the invasion of his territory.—The Bourse was dull and inactive to-day. Threes' closed at 77.10 ; Four-and-Halves', 102 f. In Railway Shares a considerable business was done,. and in. several cases at improved prices. LONDON SHARE & STOCK MARKET. --Tars DAY, NOON QUOTATIONS. THE FUNDS.—Consols for Account, 98 k ; Ditto for Money, 98k a; Bank Stock, 2294-8 a ; Exchequer Bills L, par ; Ditto S. 4 ; Three and a Quarter per Cent. . , 101 k i; Mexicans, 26k. RAILWAY SHARES.—Caledonian, 67k ;, Great Western, BE4 9 ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 77k ; Leeds Northern, 15 ; London, Brighton, and South Coast, 104; London. and North Western, 1 / 4 1 15k ; London and South 'W'es tern, 89,; Manchester, Sheffield, and Lincolnshire, 29 81.; North Staffordshire, 12$ ' • South Eastern and Dove r , 70 ; York and North Midland, 59. LAND SHARES, &c.—South Australian, 401 ; Crystal . Palace, 8. MANCHESTER STOCK EXCHANGE. —THIS DAT. NOON QUOTATIONS. Caledonian Pref., 101 ; East Lancashire Pref., Fifths, £5 paid, 1- prem. ; Lancashire and Yorkshire, 71 ; Pref., 151 ; Midland, 70 3 4 ; South Eastern and Dover, 21. LEEDS STOCK EXCHANGE —THIS DAY. NOON QUOTATIONS. East Lancashire, 18; Midland, 70f ; Leeds Northern, 141; North Westerns, sg. CALEDONIAN RAILWAY. Traffic returns.—This week, £10,205 Bs. 6d. Corre sponding week Ist year, £9,058 19s. 2d. LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—Tats DAY; Sugar is firm, but little doing; refined firm, but busi,- ness restricted ; Yellow Havannah in bond 20s Gd to 255. Coffee : little passing ; Plantation Ceylon, 50s to 80s Native, 45s 6d to 475. Rice : sales limited ; White Ben gal, Ils to 12s. Tea is very quiet, at former prices. Tal low is firm at 53s 9d to 54s per cwt. LIVERPOOL CORN MARKET.—THIS DAY. The receipts into this port, coastwise and from Ireland, Since Tuesday last , include a moderate quantity of Flour, 9fand of Grain and Oatmeal a few limited parcels only. foreign Wheat, howe v e r , we h ave t o no t e a to l era bl e import, chiefly from the south of Europe and Egypt, with. a good supply of Indian Corn thence and the United States, the latter furnishing also 8,837 barrelsond Franca 1,145 sacks o f Flour. - At this day's market there was a good consumptive , demand ior Wheat, without any material alteration from. the closing prices of last week, but the turn was rather in favour of the buyer. For Flour the demand was not so good as we have experienced for the last fortnight, and it may be quoted 6d per barrel cheaper. In other axti Iles n.o alteration worthy of notice.