The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1853-07-12 00:00:00

August, when Lord Ellesmere and suite would
there, and return to England.
Letters from Bogota state that the new constitution
The Leander would remain at Halifax till tidhe.o3inrdbe;
0
had been adopted, and was to be promulgated on 'bR
23rd ult.
pro-
gress from Venezuela mention the continued
gress of the revolution in that republic.
followingvesseilsstihnewnaerdw-bPoiluontar
d'lr'aawriiffngat
teen feet, $2 per foot; ditto fourteen and less 011
"Merchant The
eighteen, $2 50c. per foot ; eighteen and upwards, ,tP:
National armed vessels, -85 per foot. Vessels boarded
out of sight of Sandy Hook Lighthouse, in the day tico,e:
fair weather, pay one-fourth more •, merchant vessel:
outward-bound, and per
enter
draught as above. Foreign vessels, not entitled to et3,l_e'
on same terms, to pay one-third more from November
Ist to April Ist, $4 extra for each vessel, coming or,
going ; for extra detention $3 per day, and necessary
penses, if at quarantine. A pilot carried at sea shall recel,cj,
$lOO per month, during necessary absence. ,525 penalty
for understating draught of a vessel. Moving
from one river to the other, if a seventy-four, s2o;,fri°
INeseswthYanorfkou:r:
fri-
gate, $l5 ; sloop-of-war, $lO ; merchantmen, $5. Islole:
ing from quarantine to city, one-fourth of inward pi10t",,,,
Hauling from river to wharf or hack, $3. Rewards to ""
provided to encourage relief to disabled vessels, &C•
The inquest at Montreal, on the bodies of the persos
5
killed at the Gavazzi riots, was still proceeding. Lieut.
Whartley, of the 26th Regiment, deposed that the eou3"
mend to fire upon the mob was given by the mayor, 3ir
Wilson, and this portion of the evidence was corroborated
by several respectable civilians. The mayor, howeve r,d
strenuously denied that he had done anything heyoe_,
reading the riot act, and he endeavoured indirectly 1°
throw the blame on the officer commanding one of ti/
divisions which fired. The inquiry was adjourned Witt
the 17th June.
From Kingston, Jamaica, we have advices to the 20
ult. The yellow fever continued to prevail amongst the
shipping. The weather had been favourable to the gr"w
ing crops, and the canes were looking well. The Kigg'
stun Journal says, "There is no alternative between tt.e;
hellion and the dismissal of the present members of NA
inspector-general
council,
subservient an dcrtel raetu roefsßahia to the will.,
appointment
ao df sodofimetdeh.e
aTsmoresheem bg governor
obediente;n
of
boo;
Demerara had arrived at Kingston, en route to England
'd
The following synopsis of the new Mexican tariff D'
been published in the New Orleans Picayune :-
The following are the ports declared open to foreign Com'
merce :-On the Gulf of Mexico : Sisal, Campeachy, San -1041
Bautista de Tabasco, Vera Cruz, Tampico de Tamaulipas,
Matamoros. On the Pacific Ocean : Acapulco, Manzanillo, •'-'8
lilas, and Mazatlan, and Gaimas, in the Gulf of California. °I
the Northern frontier: Matamoros, Presidio del Norte, and
Paso del Norte. ()n the Southern frontier :-Comitan
Tuxtla Chico. Colton Goods: Cotton, per quintal, -B'3 ; 50c,,1
men's and women's, dozen, 50c. ; ditto, children's, dozen,•)';',.:
undershirts and drawers, dozen, 34 ; tape, per lb.. 60c. ;
dozen, 50c. ; yarn, white and unbleached, after one year, Is
r
lb., Isc. ; ditto, coloured, per lb., 30c. • thread, spool, 300 yES a
dozen, sc. ; ditto, balls and skeins, lb., sheetings, biotic he
and unbleached, one yard wide, 30 threads or less to Imo
quarter-of-an-inch, per vara, sc. ; ditto, ditto, of more than
threads to the quarter-of-an-inch, per yarn, tic. ; printed el,
tons, checks, &c., one yard wide, per vara, 6 c.; cotton, darna,,,,
vara, Bc.; fringe, white and coloured, per lb.. 30c.; stockil3c
men's and 55 omen's, per dozen, -el ; ditto, children's, dez.,e;ti
50c. ; muslins, printed, one yard wide, vara, 6c. ; muslins,‘Tea
and coloured, fine, one yard wide, vara, Bc. ; ditto, Wor'a,
ditto, warn, 10c. ; handkerchiefs, one yard square, coloureo,
each, 4c. ; ditto, white and fine, one yard wide, each, 6c.; dill
worked, one yard wide, each, 123 c- Woollen Goods: Carpet,
ing, 1 yard wide, per vara, 50c. ; socks, men's, d0zen,.50%;
ditto, childrens dozen, 30c.; undershirts and drawers, of
S 3 50c. ; cassimeres, 1 yard wide, per vara, 40c. ; wOOl9
quintal, .8-2 50c..; worsted work, per lb., $1; stockloPoi
men's, dozen, .51 ; ditto, children's, dozen, 5,(c. ; wi3oe,
and worsted yarn, per lb., 35c.; broadcloth, 1 yard w!•`
fine, per vara, 60c. ; handkerchiefs, all kinds, each, 12ede:
woollen stuffs, plain, white, and coloured, 1 yard 1,1
per wars, 73c. ; ditto, worked or printed, per vara, 9e';
Linen Goods: Carpeting, I yard wide, per vara, 7c. ; sheetinfo
I yard wide, per vara, 4c. ; hemp, per ql., ,S 1 20c. ; EOcall
men's, dozen, 50c.; ditto, children's, dozen, 25c. ; taPe,,o,
colours, per lb., 36c. ; gloves, dozen, 50c. ; thread, all 10"
per lb., 45c.; twine, per qt., S 3; yarn, per ql., S 2 40c., .de,
per qt., $1 50c. ; linens, white and coloured, I yard w'
common, per vara, 4c.; linens, plain, and grass cloth, wilit.ead
coloured, not over 36 threads to the quarter of an inch, 1 ).do
wide, common, per vara, sc. ; linens, of more than 36 tbre.;rd
to the quarter of an inch, 7c.; linen, printed checks, &c., I ),,c,;
square, per vara, 7c. ; linen damask, 1 yard wide, per vara,
linen, worked, 1 yard wide, per vara, 121 c. ; stockings, to
per dozen, ; stockings, children's, per dozen, 50c. • Dan
kerchiefs, plain and coloured, 1 yard square, per dozen, "e,
handkerchiefs, white or with coloured border, 1 yard squ''ef
per dozen, .8-1 ; handkerchiefs, worked, 1 yard square, 1110,,
dozen, •52.-Silk Goods: Blondes and laces, all kinds, per si
Ss; raw silk, per lb., 60c. ; silk, for embroidery, I.er 11):,,b.
20c. ; silk, for twist, per lb., ; silk goods, all kinds, Per gel
32.-Mixed Goods: Cotton and silk, per lb., .51 ; linen oora
silk, per lb. SI 30c. ; others, not metal, as linen, wool, sills'
cotton, per lb., -Si 50c.; wool and silk, per lb., .81 50c.; 6'';oo
with metal introworked will have to pay twenty per ce13,,, Ist
their valuation. A new tariff will go into operation on es to
of September next for all vessels bound from Atlantic P"frorri
Eorts on the Pacific; on the Ist of October for vesseltsbe ist
uropean ports to ports on the Gulf of Mexico ; and on its
of August for vessels from American ports and islarld,s,,t'ar`6lre.
on the same side of the continent as the port of tari4
Until this tariff is enforced, duties will be collected by the, the
of the 4111 of October, 1845, with the reforms established•
by
laws of the 20th of November, 1849, and 24th of Januaryertml-,o"f
The imports of cotton yarn will be permitted for
four months, from the Ist of June, paying a duty of 15T.en pound.

COMMERCIAL INTELLIGENCE.
New YORK, June 2?.
MoNEy.—During the latter part of the past fortnight
thera has been considerable animation in specul
stneks. The market for Government and State Stocks
shows the same firmness as for some time past. Ile
demand for U. S. loans for Government account alw,
banking purposes is sufficient to absorb all that are offereat
at advancing rates. Money continues abundant. Interest
on demand loans has declined to 5 per cent. Business
foreign exchange has not been brisk, but prices hace,.
varied but little. We quote bills on London, 91 to 91 re'
cent. prem. ; Paris, &c., f. 5,121 to f. 5,131, sixty day"
and f. 5,10 to f.5,11i, short sight ; Hamburg, 36+ to 361'
(From the New York Shipping List, of June 29.)
Corros.—The Baltic's advises from Liverpool last
imparted a rather more cheerful tone to the market, b,t
as holders have been free sellers, there is no improve the
to notice in prices our rates, however, are above

. -
parity of the Liverpool market. We quote : Gulf
Atlantic other_
Ports. Florida. yore—o
Low to good ord. 9to 9:1 9 to 9.1 0 to
lii.
Low to good mid. 10 —ll 10 —ll 1t
-- i 3
Mid fair to fair ll4 112 114 —11 l 0
Inferior 0 0 0 0 --

RECEIPTS, EXPORTS, AND STOCKS OF COTTON. 10
Exports to Total Exports Stec,.l;,d,
Receipts. Gt. Britain. to For. Ports. on 51,W /
1853. 3,161,736 1,523,105 2,323,201 9C5,53
1552...... 2,955,293 1,559,892 2,291,140 159,316
'2l
79,2
Increase. 206,443 33,303 37,053

(From IV. P. Wright's Circular, of June 2S), „eg
This market, influenced by foreign accounts, contin.:4
to wear a quiet and spiritless aspect, with but small de it
sales. Holders on the one hand refuse to offer ler
stock at reduced rates, while export buyers on the•otee
are not willing to ship until better satisfied that the Pe-re
of Europe will not be disturbed. I have no new featilla
to advise in relation to the growing crops. Every th,e,
is yet in the future. If we have seasonable weather bell'"fe
forward, the late reverses will be repaired, and if we ,
aid
not, they will be aggravated ; this is all that can Le
at present on the subject.
BREADSTCFFS.—The demand for flour for the - kir
trade continues on a rather extensive scale, and 31:j,
business has also been done for shipment to re
Engl,3:
The supplies are moderate, and prices in general -,"ce
been well maintained. Wheat sells readily at an advt:gt
of lc. per bushel in some qualities. Indian corn with

material change. ,be
PROVISIONS.—Western pork arrives freely, and, °.,ef
demand is light, prices gradually tend downward. ',ps
is in good supply but fair request. Prime mess re,i6psi
quiet, at -818 to r-8"20. Lard is quite heavy, burin i 5
being now merely for immediate home wants. Ml,ttel
plenty, but in good demand, and held pretty n i,
Cheese goes off steadily, at 7c. to 81c. for fair to Fr"-„--0.0
SALL—The arrivals both of West India and Licel
ocrices
e (.
have of late been small, and with a good d mar-1" d
1-0 '
tend upward ; the sales are 4,000 sacks Liverpco•
and 7,355 ditto fine.
IRON.—The market generally is firmer.
,828,50 to .S3O, 6 mos. ; English bars, ,555;
COScodtcshxpeiutostit

iron, $37,50, S mos.
—To I

1 frei4htg Ere

FREIGHTS.—To London and Liverpoo. sib- ib,,
pretty active. To Liverpool: Cotton, 5-32 d. Per
.11,1,
flour, is. 9d. per brl. ; grain, in bulk, sd. per bl"
To London : Flour, Is. 101 d. to 2s. per brl. To 119.
Cotton, Vic. per lb. tire'
NLW ORLEANS, JUNE 27.—Cotton has been ac lest
under the Baltic's advices. The sales reach s,ooo,bdlirq
at full prices, but without any positive advance.
is quoted at 10c. to 104 c. 1931e5.
MOBILE, JUNE 25.—Sales for the week, 141
lea, Receipts,9oo. Middling, 10c. Stock on hand, 91,uvu:ti ,a'
CHARLESTON, JUNE 28.—Sales to-day, 1,500 w—
prices ranging from Sec. to iU c. f bit
HavAsA.—Sugars are dull, arid the prices 0.,
and low browns and muscovadoes have decline a'o.ooo.
exportation list shows an exportation this week of '''boa
boxes, but much of this was embarked before rbe boat
weather set in. We have now in this market 3
Reeks22o,ooo boxes, and the receipts during the last t'vn; r
have declined. Freights : There is still a want o' tore,
ping, as there i 3 an immense quantity of sugar in 750'
To London, for small vessels, the figure is at prefeoo,ol
In exchange on London little has been done, and t
it has fallen to 10.1 per cent. premium. li3stt
SAN Fr.ANcisco, MAY 31.—Our market for t-e., al-
month has been characterised by extreme dulnesar2
the staple articles of trade. In the face of the layae", yo
vals and knowledge of the fleet of vessels fulll ply
one has dared to enter the market to purchase large

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the Ist of October. Its faculty consists of five roar,„-ted
two female professors—the latter regularly gra',-fater
physicians as well as the former—while the demons'
in anatomy is also a female physician. rimy r,,,
A COLONIAL LEGISLATURE.--TheLieutenant-4-.- e,131,
.n—c
commence bt
its next female
course
o f le cc°tul :re e. 5 g j°
of Newfoundland having informed the house of ;Use-0,1
that the Revenue Act would expire in three daYs'iotill,
that it was time they should pass a new Revenue -1" cot
they characterised it as a Cromwellian act, " theni: of
atrocious, black, and condemnible " in the an
,ing it
Newfoundland, and concluded by unanimously „I,l"o,:jag
a breach of the privileles of the house. On the fo"u-
day they passed the bill. ,cO,
THE Co\IIIINED FLEETS OF ENGLAND AND Fg''flytes
—lntelligence from Besika Bay to the 26th of June h'",,-,ir
that the two fleets remained at that anchorage, exc',," EiS
ing visits, salute, dinners, and toasts. No less th 3" the
admirals' flags were flying at one time. To reinforle la
first French squadron under Vice-Admiral Baron ivu the
Susse, and the second under Rear Admiral Jacqni''ne..
Gamer, bearing the flag of Rear-Admiral Romain ..".01
fosses, arrived from Smyrna on the 15th of June' Vcb
the Chantal, Heron, and Nary 1 steamers, bY wnr,i.
arrivals the French force' is raiseda considerably bes*" in
that of Great Britain, not only in number, but like
C-'
armament. On the 20th of June, in honour of the
_."dos,
of England's accession to the throne, Admiral Ptltitb
entertained at dinner the three French admirals! ' 0
their respective staffs, and the whole of the caPV.,es'ob
well of the French as of the British fleets. The and
admiral subsequently entertained Admiral Duncia7,..
moat of the capt4ins cf the Ens lisli squadron at clitiv"