The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser. — Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-12-27 00:00:00

TO THE fibtrp,of (stanVarV (general No. 1625.] TUESDAY, DE SECOND EDITION. ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH WAR IN THE EAST VIENNA —A despatch from the Envoy at ( nicated to t Prussia. 1 factory. '1 Drte will send a pl 41 the Russians evacuate Mo: Wallachia instructed tion, and tc Empire is shall be res have been si No later urn the Danube or from As The new Russia has Led to the Cabinet of Lond he wil entrance of ie Anglo-French squadron int, Lord Clarendon Sea as a dec that Englar ation of wa L has rep: iders her INDIA AND CHINA -e arrive on Nov force march Kohat pass to he Afreedes mand the Da fort which wot The stormir by the I who wer ute to K Led. Some very lii icts of d wing to want of )MBAY, Nov n heavy kinds Low those ( TTA, Nov. 1 The Lon( 1 has not arrived, No change in Indig k, at extren stained. Holders KONG, N between either sid Expected Nothing i that Amoy would I In. Trod sew at Cantc Price of t, ,ea maintain( FRANCI PARIS, MONDAY The rumour of Lord Palmerston's Cents. eh used 70i; Fo Inr-and-Half per Cents., 1001 SUPPLEIVIENT ommertial EMBER 27, 1853 LIVERPOOL ad coastwise Wheat Flour, Do. b 'he mark, Bering the r wheat ar THE Tows th the old ir !olony of Mi is the birthp tes. Lucull CORN MARKET, Peek, of wh jut very m& d fortificatic ofusedly mo ;criptiona, b walls on ure is built, PARIS.—TI I'Etoile the dent or mi mind the I tres, and 1 oile) shall r mense space, Champs Elyse, is to be devot urea. The prc enlarged and DESTRUCTI4 1674, the well' ,ncient cathed The pt many places 8 working then below cleared to the paving Lie following are the the parish cliurches. until the workmei carried the lofty spit ous task of mounti The inventive genii idea of attaining th was done according accident which ha ay was On thitect was prev ay season there was Ids next great-devi ram. This machin kept thirty men co a wall for a whole workmen marvelloi the great architect concussion ; he er us of Wit le end by ;ly with t btriber. [GRATIS. THIS DKr seat and flour, have aerate from Ireland Foreign, attended, but con- Austrian I Si fc a fair inquiry both 'riday last, being a try to the davia and to Turkish heat, and 6d. to is, from the currency of this day week, d. For oatmeal a moderate demand Ind prices with been a heavy fall of snow this morning, 'clock) appeared a vivid flash loud peal of thunder. Ifflemisismi.masis %bout nine o Followed by a OF SINOPE is iaterials furni dace of Dioge [us took posse 1:18 contain a n lased togethe: Lists, and mut de. very si, head (lc Ire a f ie Mai e Empe finest ex elern ti toile sh he Ave: !ceive a r, up tc !omplete DN OF 0 :men bet rO, prej constructed, in great measure, Shed from the Greek city which upon the peninsula. Sinope ;nes, and the capital of Mithri ssion of it B.C. 71. Its houses nultitude of antique fragments, T. Greek and Pophlagonian bilated statues, are embedded in Travellers state that an entire trds, into the castle wall. us to make the Barril3re aty which ever existed in proposed that the space d in a periphery of 172 silly (situate before the .tres, and a length Etoile. This im- Quarr6 in the ris Chrystal Palace, d military manceu )le Militaire will be e to a c It is trace( e Neu th of 11 arch o the f K 1 by tl Festival of the were Each CA staking. a down away th Early in ay the mu ng the new alls, which a thickness ; while 1 If which wa .t to the bu eded in thi fiddle towel I before the .st down t ately conce - gunpowd d effect. ,sequent 1 appened at a .nted from en 4 ice consisted of le he suspende , An a triar Blatantly beating with it on on day,—an operation which seem, ,usly like an utter waste of tin knew better. He knew the ncouraged them to persevere nd day, the wall began to tremk iloyir, the I fro the year founda were in was an 1 above, Labourers s applied Lilding of is fashion r, which ?, danger- this iiiin. eived the er, which From an last, the der ; and oattering iglu, and ie part of ted,to the me. But effect of ; and at top, and fell in a few hours. The first stone of the new cathedral was laid on the 21st June, 1675.—The Builder. LIVERPOOL: Printed and Published every Tuesday, by the Proprietor, ROBERT PEARSON THACKER, of No. 7, Percy-street, at the STANDARD GENERAL PRINTING OFFICE No. 4, St. George's Crescent, Liverpool.—Tuesday, December 27, 1853.