The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1855-10-23 00:00:00

DISPLAY OF

FASHIONABLE PARIS MILLINERY,
BONNETS, CAPS,
COIFFURES, FLOWERS, FEATHERS, &c.
JEFFERY, MORRISH, and Co. have
the honour to announce to their numerous patrons,
that their MILLINER has just returned from Pali!,
having secured all the most distinguished
NOVELTIES FOR THE AUTUMN.

J., M., and Co., will make their first display
ON THURSDAY NEXT, THE 25th INSTANT,
and respectfully solicit a visit,—feeling assured that, from
the extent and variety of their Stock, unusual facilities
are presented in their
SHOW-ROOM FOR LADIES,
To make an easy selection of a
FASHIONABLE BONNET,

AT A MODERATE COST.
COMPTON-HOUSE, Church-street.

JUST RECEIVED,
A new Stock of
DRESS AND MANTLE TRIMMINGS,
New Winter HOSIERY and GLOVES.
New LACE and EMBROIDERY,
New Fancy SCARFS, NECK TIES, FLOWERL,

HARRISON BROTHERS,
60 and 62, CHURCWTRE ET, corner of Hanover street.

THE

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[OCTOBER 23, 1856.

ttargadeeooffamcaounseey•-klenioidTcilinganprdoafidtianbitlet,edthoeybetea,rceept;
and pursue those means to restrict their is
will not influence the real demand upon the°
which excites public fears, because such 591/0
usually taken when a necessity exists for restrw.l
,
over-speculation, which is known not to
be tn.cit
at the present time. We cannot deny the
the Bank Directors to do as they have done, belf
~
having the interests of their shareholders to
con
having
they have availed themselves of the oPPertan;
increase their profits ; but unfortunately such a:0
usually
and
eo fp lufb,r;
security, ;)
schievous. to
which has rendered the movement mi
A great portion of the evil, however, spy:
the repeal of the Usury Laws, by which the;sli
of money was limited to five per cent., and lifd'
Bank Charter Act of 1844, which imposed a . ,yi•
the circulation of Bank-notes. The object 01;,fili
was, no doubt, to afford a security to pantheo
which the law had made a legal tender; but .srei
rience of elelmst'oeoiotnwutw3enhreaeto:ass‘rveyfsoehurpsas proved that the lavimll 0
one be .4-ill,
Bank.aote:.
rdquirements, for the necessities of conwiteivirvve,
tithewyaysi Directors,rsu ,edththeeGfoullverannimoeunntt:
lh\bnveeaohs
stsiec.
exceeded
emslie\ les-darinetdlihadomuoibtnteefu
id exception, ce
theepti
circulationao
ent,
letter t° fit;
causeless
though by that means they restored Pub9e, so to
er‘wvlbglahu,eseathanitigthh,e
the
esße
aonficloBf2BEniildabenc:,/pligri_stoeadol:
eed to gambling' 3%-e6 ° Ae-
o n such papaallounys
improvidenttiechdso it. to
trading, by refoi9gspeoll'Ar'
declared
te hbd eo
utlt-hithbkeetoweehr
nlsaye:cissittflaliphhategsabe and
amoi‘clylti.lbbsoeev
sitrfnaeeobheetntieehus:eislion ill;
ei.tina°:ciP,via
jcoee:tobo'cfttaoeet:sinrei,de' :
ote_ei:i
oil
.ti
ii,
any bills which bore the names of et° rote li
cessary. alarm, and the danger Nos Pa el
epna redbcaeidtiahnet:o:c
Americanafii
euerrdee ssotnte::;:cco:4110
tirelnsjnit ruinously3eelari7.e.yl,iati l remains
speculation
which o tihnaepfSportraoetai Statute-book
approached
g

credit, the Bank of England interP'e'icir
refusing to discount bills bearing the Ilr-u1,,,,. 01;
houses, a list of which was suspended '• pi
parlour, a stop was put to a system which 0
proved ruinous, and trade was ultimatelY , 0(
healthy state. But no such causes 110 soitli
present affair may be simply stated to be a i'.ile
much gold from the Bank of England ° tietilll
France, and as neither establishment can s 5001
than the requirements of commerce leave 304'0
the balance, which is as great as ever:o ill
tinually becoming greater, as supplies 'irilli3'
the productions of California and -tusarY cl
necessarily find its way through the ordil'ileio
of trade. We have, therefore, no aPPre,O9lO
the future, as far as legitimate influences u'
of tIY
Extended commerce and the operaticuas 1(10
necessarily require a larger amount of getim je
circulation, but the supply is exceeding'
voel
A short time will serve to bring bael,„at a
,has left the country, and it would not v"rol
prising if the reaction to a low rate of ill°
more rapid than the late advance.

THE WAR•

Nfit9
THE intelligence from the seat of IT c
last few days, has been of a more satisfee'; of 7,
ter. There has been more of action and "• e,
speculation and grumbling comments, in
,bere
in the Crimea are prone to indulge who'
their
exciting movements on which to exercise aX%es
for description. Our patience, during thsiee, i);e:. 04.
has been in some degree rewarded; f°rfirerbe
het
of the brilliant affair of cavalry lergici 011
have intelligence of another successfulvagel'
of Azoff, resulting in the capture of 4ot 01-001'
further obstacle interposed to the on Ott,
supplies. An attack has also been 1115 a the
a port to the northwest of Odessa ;ar a ',DV
accounts of the movements of troops 0,09
between Simpheropol and Perekop affbrt Am 6e 00
that the Allied Generals are making acoa (110
to cut off the Russian army in the r' 60oic
chance of returning into Russia. This icilii°•clbf°f;
like war in earnest—an aspect of affairs `°;l4
period, seemed doubtful. The time has g°,,,.ew d of)
doubtful or wavering policy with tile "Toe
tiating negotiations for terms of peace' 1,
has been thrown down, the demon of ilea
barbarism is at bay, and must be °115,,,,e
armed forces of civilisation, or we shall Pler
in the conflict. Russia is now put uPetttile
and bids defiance to the rest of Europe ;d
dissimulation which served her so long, eofte
her to push forward her frontiers until hereAt
larger than the rest of Europe, is now br,twbe
test of physical force, and the victory 11111'
0,
at any cost and all hazards, or everythiat ,
serving will be lost. It will be the nie.sttb
economy to starve the war in order to s'lp
nience of an incapable Chancellor of the
and though we may have to draw 143°1 the ;90
of posterity by augmenting the Natiovai
shape of fresh loans, we should imPose aipg
burden on the next generation by all'w
despotism to come out of the conflict olot' ode
considerably shorn of its power. It is of
tense,
enational
ho
powerfulnour
sitsa at
et, stake,depen depends
po;:aeriefl;
erij
°
an effectual curb, on Russian ambition. 0,4 t
1055, joi)
no hope of a termination to the war uns.--i
3100 re9.l
sequence of the victory, the positive buil tbj',,O;
weakening of Russia ; and to accomPlis 100,
no exertion should be spared, no s titce yi
for there can be no moral doubt that, 1,1%4 ,AV
such unscrupulous policy as that w'aiotP
Northern despotism, no argument is s°
that of hard blows. Col
of t""
ot,l
CITA3IBE or COMMERCE.—A special 0" r..e513
cil was held yesterday, Edward Heath, Vitl:fecl Aiibete
chair, to consider the requisition presenteu:Ots• 00:10
relation to the present state of Monetari fter s;e) a,
a very full attendance of directors; t11:;116°
discussion, (from one o'clock until half-r-ed, I'.
which, the subject was very fully consider- ,0301%
ment was agreed to until this day- lriawifit:4o
STEALING A GOLD BREAST-FIN.' S°s3'ebar, 00„.10
yesterday brought before the police cott,rteriff, 1,1,1
ing a gold breast-pin from Mr. George passl'isoP4
Gbalrfor°?l:lebaPalliefeer4
on Saturday night, The prosecutor lila, oifv.
street, when Drummond made a daslits4 breast te,
anlnThEro Tmoaps
by the cravat. snatched the pin out of L's har
Eo
Cornet',
yr,R
were
merAe
She was overtaken, and the pin found la _OO. ~„91/
was sentenced to be imprisoned for one
afteraocools, If' batlih
terday, with having on Sunday
entered the eating-house kept by Mr. ae of 1)1;00i' V
and carried off a pig's cheek, and
3 PeClearlY 1.e4 to
and ready for eating. The offence was_, oaten'
prisoners being old offenders, were eac' 0/1
prisoned for three months.
„To. 15 11:5 leo"
THE DISADVANTAGES OF NAP- -- clareY,
Yesterday, a young man named James
with ste"ol1mm
o'B,ll f
Geooge Cain before the Police-court,
,„.e
off his feet, an Saturday night.
Nchla3Argrerds
.Ir.ottl,%t a o?,`
it appeared that he had been walking aoJesteat.owrot
ing the day, and also indnlging t
ars creePY,
At night he became very weary s, be.s ,
street lay down to take a rest. lims.l_,ltiggiag:bisllre
know, but he was awoke by som.ethm," ,i,,g Orloa
which he discovered to be the prisoner to v
the - (if
Both parties were the worst of drinlsl..o.ed. .6. hir,
denied any intention of theft, was oslitef 1,41
PASSING BASE MONEY.—JainCIIS..I.Y_II...III3:is ag
otiaeuovAiot:o
terday before the police court, . wroth
Hale,
ie-11.111
crowns at Warnack's beer-house in ,r(surkat 3wa 0,11
night, and one yesterday morning- e`lBle, f 00.0.4,
to the shop and called for a pint
o_ it spereti49
piece in payment, and receiving. the cy
oPatbei7s,
bad one. Yesterday morning about bat tinht o s_ aceo"tiO9
the same shcp,and wanted a glo-ss ot
fhe'previ°s cc. tY
he repeated his order for ale as on
,ymeat.,
agained tendered a bad half-crovi.'n 1!111.0., to t
was detected, and he was given in friend,co wee'
from 3 ded for
said he got the half-crown 'wan
Sunday's transaction altogether.

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