The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-09-27 00:00:00

BOROUGH REGISTRATION COUR•

1 TICE court for the revision of the lists of voters for the
borough of Liverpool was opened yesterday, at ten o'clock,
at the Sessions-house, Chapel-street, before Thomas Shaw
Brandreth, Esq., the Revising Barrister. Immediately ou
taking his seat, the learned gentleman proceeded to the
business of the court. The roll of new claims and the
lists of objections having been given in, service of notices
upon the overseers mid other officials was then proved, and
the court proceeded to dispose of objections to the votes 01-
householders in the townships of Everton and Kirkdale*
The interests of the Conservative party were attended to b 3:
Mr. Henry Bremner, assisted by Mr. Buckmaster ; an
a
Mr. Bretherton was in attendance on behalf of the
rals. One hundred and sixty-four claims were made,
of
which number thirty-eight in all were established. At
five o'clock the court adjourned till ten this morning.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE•

MONDAY EVENING, SEPTEMDEB 20.

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPR".
THE EASTERN QUESTION.
The Morning Chronicle's Vienna correspondent writes
on Sunday, that the Emperor Nicholas and the Prince of
Prussia arrived yesterday afternoon at Olmutz.
The details given in the Constantinople letters of the
15th and 16th are tranquillising. The rejection of the
Turkish modifications to the Vienna note by Russia was
known.
The Sultan had refused to sign a declaration of War
against Russia.
The Globe believes that two vessels from the French
fleet, and two from the English, have gone to Constan•
tinople simply to be at hand to give French and British
subjects the assistance it was not thought improbable they
might require. So little is this precautionary measure
regarded as involving any question of the well-knovu
provision of the treaty of 1841, that the Globe believe
the Sultan's Firmer, authorising- the approach of the four
vessels of war, was not considered necessary.
The Turkish and Russian armies remain in the same
position.
Galatz accounts of August 28th state that orders haa
been given for the third, fourth, fifth, and sixth allay
corps to march into the principalities. This will male
over two hundred and fifty thousand men. It would ar
pear to be quite decided that the Russians do not quit the
principalities for the winter. Owing to the scarcity of
shipping, grain was accumulating, and there were at least
300,000 quarters in store.
At Constantinople, 40 students sent to the council, 01
the 10th, a petition, couched in bold, and almost insolent
language, enjoining war, and containing covert threats of
disturbances, were it not listened to and complied with.
The Minister of War is reported by the moderate party t°
have investigated the movement. Russian agents are
probably stirring up the fanatics against the Christians}
with the view to justify the conduct of the Emperor.
Similar petitions were being presented to the Sultan'
the Minister of War, and the Commander-in-Chief.

FUNDS, STOCK, AND SHARE MARKET.
In the absence of any confirmation of the generally credited
intelligence of Saturday, a very natural reaction set in frail
the extreme depression, and the value of most securities con-
siderably improved, but the afternoon news being read un-
favourably, renewed the distrust, and a general decline en-
sued. Consols first done at 92 buyers; advanced to 93
receded at 9l buyers, and, after some fluctuation, finally
closed at that figure. Railways strictly followed the fluctu-
ations in Consols, and closed slightly in advance of the lowest
point of Saturday. Gold, Land, and Bank shares were
stronger in the morning, but have since receded. The
foreign market is depressed.