The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-05-02 00:00:00

TUESDAY, MAY 2

and Chin Keang, and that a despera
would be made to re-take Shanghae,
The authorities at Fuh-chau have
up their endeavours to subdue rebelb
country adjacent, and are nosy loot
own intrenchments.
About Canton matters remain
authorities are now convinced the day
The Imperialists are trying to T
from reaching Shanghae, where, all
house is formally acknowledged,
obtaining duties are doubtful. M
of green teas are said to be detained
from the port. Quotations for gunr
have advanced fully three taels.

AMERIC

ARRIVAL OF THE

The United States mail steam
West, arrived on Friday, from N,
the 16th ult. She brought 180

dollars in specie, but her news is
details of the last intelligence from
cate that the filibuster expedition.
would prove an utter failure. Failin,
pathies of the natives, his men iver
ing from his standard, and returni
as a finale to their disappointment
arrested by the government autli(
concerned in an unlawful enterprise
ing country with which they are at
nah we learn that Commander Ni
messenger by the President, refu.s)
Spanish flag, or pay his respects
until the dispute with regard to thk
Warrior is adjusted.

ARRIVAL OF THE
BY the British and North imeri
ship Europa, Capt. Shannon, whick
little before midnight, on Sunday
from New York to the 19th ultimo•

The Europa brought 89 passen
specie on freight

The United States Mail steam-s
arrived at New York on the 16th ul
hours ; and the Asia, also from Li
the Europa about two hundred Inil4
would reach that city in about elevt
The Europa passed the steamer Cit.
Philadelphia for Liverpool on Saturday
o'clock, bound up channel.
The latest telegraphic advices
that no intelligence had been rec
City of Glasgow, then forty-nine
posed to send the steam-ship Grami
phia in search of the missing vessel
The Arabia, Boutelle, hence, arrii
H. Perkins, Theobald. hence, at
Lewis ; Coosawattee, Paxton ; ani
hence, at New York. The wive/
Ronader, of this port, was passed
London, at New York. The Calc
London, before reported ashore, arri
on the 15th ult. The packet-ship
New York, reported falling in, Marc)
47, with innumerable icebergs and
was icebound thirty hours, and, in
clear, carried away cutwater.
The several packet-ships arrivini,
nued to report passing large icebergs
A very severe snow storm had bee'
York, Boston, Philadelphia, Baltimoi
The packet-ship Underwriter, from b.
ashore during a gale on Squam Bese
Herald says Our accounts from tbAe
most of the passengers had succeed
shore, and the crew were throwil
If the weather continued moderate,
vessel would be got off. Two steal°
to render her assistanee. The st
street for $72,000, and the cargo fo)
The Herald also announces snot
" Information has reached us of thk
grant vessel, on Saturday night,
Barnegat Inlet. Her decks were
and such was the violence of the gal
could reach them. The only ehr
crew and passengers lay in the stall
hull. Preparations were being mad'
as soon as the weather moderated•
not ascertain the name of the ship•
also ashore in the same vicinity, an,
to pieces. Two large ships were see'
it is feared they would likewise be
The Senate, in executive session,
den treaty. The vote was reconsidi
day, but the result was not known,
In the House of Representative!,
leave to submit resolutions deftntllt
United States as a neutral mar ti
em le't
that any infraction of those rights 1g
just cause of war; also atfirir,re-
intervention doctrine, and the de'''
vernment never to consent to the L
Cuba, except to the United States.
receive the resolutions.
A meeting had been held tvi's, 11,
some thirty Irishmen, " to a
Ireland and the Irish ; to 10" an
-
h
liberate their country fromP
England ; if within the ne:"
liberty should take place in that
engaged in it, and, if not, to send el
on our shores, in a destitute conditiou,
West."
A telegraphic despatch from 31(
received, with a rumour from Vei ed
that fifty Americans had been arrest A" 0
landing without passports, and ordeng
The advices from Mexico concert,'
continue contradictory. The Pietli
previous to the Bth April, from Pica
dispatch reached that city, annoull
ment of existing difficulties bad belt'
Anna and Alvarez, and the revolub,
The Mexican papers represent Alvare!
pressed, and state that his followers
their submission to Santa Anna.
letter from Mexico represents the,.
as rapidly falling off, and states thS,
to be fought very soon, at a P°sitir
strongly fortified.
CO.tIMERCIAL INT-cis
NEW YORK, APRIL 19.—The
'
were heavy this morning, without
prices. Foreign Exchange is firm4l
Paris, 5111 to 512 f ; Amsterdam,
36.4 to 36g; Bremen, 79f to 791. Li,
COTTON.—(From W. P. Tfrig",.l
—During last week the market in
evs,
much depressed, at irregular ey,
few hundred bales only. On a'l°l,
counts per Arctic, advising
dency of the Liverpool marke;lo.
and the sales were over 3,6° h hall
were reported at 2,500 bales, on!"
in transitu. Prices were steadier,pesi,
unless at a slight advance; the Zed.
export, however, was not incr e
kets have also declined. We irthe
the effect of the Hermann's 81-2-4
The following is a statement-4. as
since the Ist of September las"
previous three years : is?'r
1854. 2,884,
Receipts at the ports 2,309.000
Exports to Gt. Britain, 947,000
f t France 233,000 226,'
p. other for. ports, 195,1)00 1,7381
Tots! exports
Stock on hand 850,000 0
at
From which it will be seen th
the
now amounts to 575,000 Itale%iice,
Great Britain, 274,000; to .ii
ports, 34,000. Total decrease ig
(From the New York ShiPP:c
NEW YORCI4BS"
Floyds.
Uplands. ..••
Ordinary 7 .....
\fiddling 8 ...... s
lOir
Middlin••• fair lO ..... • •
Fair lOl .... 101
Total import since Ist instVi;ss'4,
Erport from Ist to 18th AlrradriceS
BREADSTUFFS,—LiVerP°° a reeei'
and -Ist April, respectively, we ~e 1
immediate effect was in eachclio
25 cents per barrel on flour. _ hart
ters to the 4th of April came itt',`",ers
of 25 cents demanded by
the it°l7;
mand, and the transactions of„,Aders,
only to a moderate extent.
irituhe
disposition to give way, Wei had
$7 75 to $8 per barrel for wr m
ur
for higher prices. Indian co
a . us 7
per bushel, but there was ag
top 3 cents. a bet'
uovr siows.—There was 0.2
'l4 15 ; tes,

mess was firm at $l, ;
irneisfa;ir demand at rather-easier
kegs 101 c. to 101 c. Beef Was,
slight improvement in price, Prir"ee
mess $9 50 to $l2 prime $7 to $.
$24. Beef hams in short supplY,r
strictly prime quality scarce, vii,“l, ,
new at from 20c. to 25c. Cherricc'
Inon.—Scotch pig is dull, anu Pettofb
FREIGIITS.—To Liverpool; Pr
n,
lb. Flour 4s. per barel. Grai
per bushel. To London— Flour
To Havre—Cotton, id. per lb.nl
PO
CITARLESTON, APRIL 17.-- '1 .ceS
pressed our cotton market, and
tlg
to-day 600 bales. Good 'ih'
NEW ORLEANS, APRIL
17
came to hand on Saturday 111,5,1„,,i,.
rica on Sunday ; and cotton to-'"
As
CHEESE AS A DIGESTER•
appropriately call it, cheese t.'"
mouldy being preferred by coninasso
dinner. The action which expelle cu
it.to possess in aiding the digesyFin
been eaten, is both curious and 1-2„,..e,
some light thrown upon it by sItY 0
When the curd of milk is
ndexPAre tel2s
state for a few days, at a edisa.grv—
gradually to decay, to emit a
ferment. When in this state
certain circumstances; of in other
change and fermentation in ot
.0,
which it is mired or is brohi
the same manner as sour leaven,,
sweet dough. Now, old aind parr,
in a similar way when trraootrucogy
causes chymical char)
epn
sue`
thepanredee
dtu particlesds igfesaoctfui
oithet:, e fsologiehi
ever, which will effect this. P. s
considered the best in ivhicn
Hence thY.
esorp,
has established itself.
to the quantity of food wit", have ---,001
of cheese after dinner doe;
tion. If too new or of
a wit=
already overloaded, an rocess.
digestion by the ordnal',"
mon Life. I.,,piirwoo,thpiecnr:e,