The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1849-01-23 00:00:00

Bar kind from (

green, or hvson, and we . .
botanic garden of the city of Suro Preto, province of Mit
Gerais. Both samples are stated to be excellent, and it
is anticipated that at no distant day a considerable trade in
tea will spring up between New York and the Brazils.
Advices from Honduras bring intelligence of an insur-
rection there. A party of military parsons assembled
and repudiated the authority of the State Assembly, and
demanded the suspension of the capitation law. The
insurrectionary party had taken possession of Comaya,
the capital of Honduras, about November 28, and the

and prepared at

government had fled to the town of Opotica, the natural
situation of which is strong, and had called upon the
different departments of the state for men and money.
Accounts from Yucatan report the Indians again in the

ascendant. The British Government, through its vice
consul at Nicaragua, has demanded the payment of debts
due to British subjects. The Government of Nicaragua
is required to give security for the observance of the stipu-
lations imposed by the British Consul.

Mr. Dickens' new Christmas work, "The Haunted
Man," has just been published in New York, price six
cents !

THE CHOLERA.—This disease has been committing
serious ravages in New Orleans. The deaths in 13 days,

as during its visit in 1832

rd was slight!

y abating,

letter from Baltimore says " Forty deaths occurred at
Bayley, in one hour, and forty in one night. The dead
were piled in heaps. One account says that half the
regiment was swept off; another account that only 75 had
died. St. Deany was the only officer dead. The camp
was broken up. The disease has since abated. Terrible
consternation pervaded the inhabitants. There were 13

t Houstim

SEVEN PERSONS DROWNED.—The Quebec Gazette,
of Dec. 30th, learns by telegraph from Brockville, that
.

in-law and

servant, started on Sunday afternoon, the 17th, for Yonge
Mills, from Maitland in a boat. While ascending Yonge
rranlr fha hnnf mna re rscruf 421,1.1 .11 7 -

LIST OF PASSENGI
York : Mr. Brayren

S BY THE EUROPA.—Frog
Mr. G. Elder, lady, and si

Mr. F. Bird, lady, find two boys, Mr. Biker,
Living. Mr. H. W. Welch. Mr. F. Dyking, M
oned, Mr. J. F. Thereon, Mr. W. Rischmulle
Stokes, Mr. David Law, Mr. James Law, Mr. atso,
Mr. Ewart, Mr. Gray, Dr. Smith, Mr. Chamoerlain,
Major Bunn, R.A., and servant, Mr. Jesse Joseph, Mr.
Cromwell, Mr. Thring. Mr. Maurice Power, Mr. C. Rad-
well, Mr. S. Gunn, Mr. S. Clelland, Mr. C. Langton,
Mr. H. C. Connor, Mr. D. A, Callum, Mr. Papys, Mr.
Smith Cutler, jun., Mr. Missehul, Mr. Nixon, Mr. P.
M`Bride, Mr. F. Smith, Mr. F. Acosta, Mr. J.Woodside,
Mr. Dobson, Mr. Bradfield, and Mr. Thornton. From
Halifax: Mr. D. Brisay. Mrs. Lawrence and infant,
Mr. R. Uncke, and Mr. Dawkins.

Mr. John
r. Schrui-
r, Mr. H
T. 11

The following commercial information we quote from
the New York circular of Messrs. Wotherspoon, Kings-
ford, and C 0.., with a copy of which we were favoured
yesterday :

"NEW YORK, Tuesday, 9th January, 1849.

" During the past three weeks there has been co:• siatitlian
advancing tendency in the Flour market, and prices have ad-
vanced in the interim ;in cents per brl. The demand for ex-
port to England has entirely ceased, the business having been

Confined almost exclusively to the' supply of home wants.
Western Canal, 85i to 86 per brl. • common New York, &c.,
85 11-16 to 834; and southern kinds, 851 to 4,t5i per bri.
Wheat, 130 to 135 cents for white Genesee, and 110 to 116 cents
for western, red and mixed, per 60 lbs. Indian Corn, new, 66
to 67 cents, for northern, 62 to 64 cents for fiat yellow, 60 to 62
cents for white, and 64 to 66 cents for old western mixed, per
56 lbs. ; being an advance on the new of 3 cents within a week.
Corn Meal, 82i to .$3 per brl.

" From the 19th ult. till the close of the year there was a
moderate demand for Cotton, without any material change in
prices; the turn of the market, however, being in favour of
the buyer. Consequent on the receipt on the Ist instant of
the accounts per Europa from Liverpool to the 16th December,
an advance of c. to Ic. per lb. was realised, to which we add
to-day a further improvement of to #c. per lb., caused by
the receipt yesterday afternoon of the advices per Washington
to the 20th ult. Uplands, very ordinary to middling, 6to 6i
cents per lb. ; fair to good fair and good, 7 to 71 and 8 cents;
Tennessees and Alabamas, 6 to 62 cents; Mobiles, Louisianas,
&c., ordinary to middling, 6-1 to 7 cents; fair to good fair, 8 to
81 cents; good and fine, gto 91 cents. The sales since the 19th

ult. are estimated at 21,250 bales.
" The exports, &c., of Cotton, since the Ist
ult., are as follow

pt. to the

' it Sept. to 29th ult. _
_. Year before,
c.
.ritax . -
944,000 594,000 662,000
Stocks
"The rates of freight are, to Liverpool, for Cotton, in s
,s 5-16 d., and in round id. per lb '''^nr- 2a 'l. per t

Last year,

Total export...
To Great Britain
Receipts .

Grain, in bulk,
Wheat respective

• -- -•••• -"VW, Ae• 1.11
7jd. to Bn., and Bad. per bushel for Corn and
)iy. To London, 28. 6d. to 2s. 9d. per brl. for