The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-11-20 00:00:00

[NOVEMBER 20, 180,

A HAUCK, MANUFACTURING Flo"
BOLD-STREET.
moAdlearragt. FurseeStocko lefcbesatnFe. Altered andUdßSallweli-IS Repaired.
Boots, Boots, Caps, and Gloves, for the Crimea.

NEW WINTER SILKS'
JUST RECEIVED, all the
of FANCY SILKS, from the StriPe.V
18s. 9d., to the Richest French Broche, at 5
Robe.
The New Three-flounced ROBE, in great variell
655. for the full quantity.

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THE
tiberpool
TUESDAY, NOVEMBSfP
THE WAR IN AS°'

THE intelligence which has just te-tyP;
another victory gained by the Turks every e
shows that we must not undervalue t; j $4l.
our Turkish allies when their energie° Po (1*
directed. In their defence of Silistria,a'
the battle of Kars, where so many
slain, they gave abundant proof that ito
e"
than a match for their enemies,
against them ; and now the victory
PASHA, in crossing the river Ingour, (410filt
Kutais, in the face of a Russian force
him, has left no doubt that he is fully NI 01"
reposed in him, and that the soldie;010
are worthy of their commander. Tileii;oril!i
have as yet been received are oecei,-1511:i
but, through English, French, and '; 0
they concur in representing the viet4"„ 1,t511
though fought under great disadvantag—ilWm
that the force under OMAR PASHA, of
had landed on the Asiatic coast, and
the provinces of Mingrelia and Itneritia yV'
of threatening an invasion of Georgia, °it",
a diversion in favour of Kars, from whicii% f$
Russians had already made preparatieare'
went; but, in order to intercept the in`
tiles
PASHA, a strong force was posted on tip
bank of the Ingour. This was gallantly aio
the Turks, and, after a brief but decisis-eof
Russians were totally routed, the passage
effected, and OMAB PASIIA proceeded an
The victory is, therefore, important, not °I;
tohfretahteenend
immediate influence on the courage of °tile
allies, but for its damaging effect en
u;sbsivazsasinnoAds
attempt to stay the progress of the vic"°t-iijer
we may shortly have intelligence of 311° r ".be
, ,s
ment. It lends a new interest to Oteh'eni'll,c`
find the Turks so gallantly acting
oiaubtwhthicelly wi5i11,1°1°:01;.
and, as OMAR PASHA 110 t
into exercise ; hoped
self so able a General, it is to be hop
locality where their peculiar qualitle' C
receive efficient support.

HIGH PRICE'S.

• to °PI
TETE new system of commercial peheY'f
of tl/
which Sir ROBERT PEEL availed thirnselAieeli
tion to which he had been elevated h3T
to
tive majority, elected in 1841, seen% aliii(r
followed by a series of paradoxes Wine rieoce
defiance to calculations founded on elPeis of
first step was to open the ports to On°
elitl,
growth; and by the importation of fereigliod
sheep to augment our supplies of beef, tiOeet
Such was the object, and yet, since i'ooP,,,f
articles have been dearer and more dife f t
ment than they were before. His nest colY
throw open the English markets to I',
foreigner, at a merely nominal duty, win'Ace3
threat that, unless the measure were 'tie iiOY
country was on the eve of a famine, ai'dejer''
be answerable for the consequences. th
ee, a'-
:11
triumphant, by the aid of fear, and ce,l.
indulged in of cheap bread in abilocliiilfr4
fluctuations in market prices, and 0E4511
scarcity, as England would become the tYreill'
ti
world, and the accumulations of years.,oo"it,'', t
make up for the deficiencies of failing
hopes : for not a year had elapsed 011 e.
seventeen shillings a bushel ; and barle)'; y
double its ordinary value, was exteoP'er;
making bread. Then followed years of 1'
that farmers were living on their caP
markets again rose ; and though last Y
the most abundant harvests upon reeen,
yield, but in breadth of wheat crops, Veabee/
exception of one very brief interval, 134° 6 j
ever since ; and, though followed by awl"
ductive harvest, there are no signs

anyritieliierEeference to this subject, soul° ste
With ins
to probable yield and requirements f°,f, IV ti
have been recently published, whieb '4,11e i
the necessity of reliable statistics 011 7..„,j /a,"
question of the quantities of agrienliVri
Such returns are obtained from Ireland f
the constabulary, and from Scotland met''
agency of the Highland Agricultural 7,10
pi
they are comparatively useless for any P
pose, unless accompanied by similar re
England, so as to form an estimate of Wore'
of the United Kingdom. In the absence cie
formation, all statements are but eftii 01
founded upon no reliable basis ; but °ace
from every county in England, of even of
tent of particular crops, something like all lit
tion to the truth might be arrived oto6ll
error, however, appears to be in Otge, 1
amount of consumption at too high a 11,000(
whole population there are numbers with,..teje°l
oats or potatoes constitute the staple ar`:0011'
and there is no doubt that if twenty 111334ity
taken as the number of consumers of villenliThit;,l
be rather above than below the truth. •A'nf el
been usual to calculate the consumption 'i,,
dividual at one quarter in the year. 0
error, as five bushels of wheat will furnis'., tjt
bread for each day in the year, and ineif
exceeds the average rate of consumpti°ll' 0,50,
in bread-eating, families, requiring so tuac'd
a-day for each individual ; but, if the coo 5t tY
calculated at this rate, it will be found ill, eOO ?,
quantity required for the whole populati ibli
twelve and a half millions of quarters ; s 4
an average productive harvest, the deficw; ?
so great as has been supposed. The el)
annadturfarleley foinlllopxso-rst,ahtioownsis iotf thfaotr,eiwgiitih
se:pill:001i,
' t fel
though not so large, must be suffieien
r
pose, we have to pay so much for bread

HARRISOI74 BROTHERS/
60 and 62, CHURCH-STREET, corner of HaDoter.
R J. NODDER has great pleash,
-•-•,• announcing that he is now prepared ici‘"
complete Assortment of Articles suited to the Se a 1
n 00"
t,
Since the completion of his New Show •-°
greater facilities and space, and has Correa 11'
increased his varieties of Bonnets and Hail' 12"
Beaver and Felt, and all other descriptions. 4
Silk Velvet and Fancy Caps of the Newest Fe
Ostrich Feathers, Ribbons,
SI, Church-street.
ANDERSON AND
el
R• beg to call particular attention to tile;
GENTLEMEN'S SHIRT-COLLAR, AND Jii
DEPARTMENT, ~„,ot
Which is now placed under the Inanalle`7l.ol:g
EXPERIENCED SHIRT CUTTER FROM ONO °'
WAREHOUSES IN TOWN. „,,itp
SHIRTS MADE TO MEASURE—FIT
T44,HaEnd MB
BOLD-STREET,
R ELINEN,ET, .
11,711:114Sr'
,0
GENTLEMEN'S HOSIERY OF EVERY bßf
0 s
AND SHIRT WAREne'g
,
FAMILY