The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1847-09-21 00:00:00

Sept. 21, 1847.

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
(BY EXPRESS.)

LONDON CORN MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
Our market this morning was tolerably well supplied with
Wheat by land-carriage samples from Essex, Ken', and Suffolk;
the c:ernaud being great, however, factors found no difficulty in
effecting sales at an advance of 4s. per quarter upon the quota-
tions of Monday last. The improvement of 2s. to 3s. per. qr.
on foreign Wheat, and 2s. per barrel upon Flour, noted 00
Friday last, could not be exceeded this morning. Barley by
means a free sale, but its value was about maintained. oats
were in fair request, and in some instances U. to is. in OS
money was made than on this day se'nnight. Beans dull, and
rather cheaper. White Boiling Peas scarce, and 3s. to O.
dearer.

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
We have again a very large supply of Beasts as to number*
but a considerable deficiency as to weight and quality.
,Tbe
best descriptions are readily disposed of at advanced pnces•
Inferior qtralities are a heavy sale, at about late rates. The
number of Sheep is considerably less, still there is a good sup:
ply; trade is brisk, but at very little more money—say about.
2d. per 81bs. in the very best kinds. There are several Calve;
on offer; they db not meet a ready sale, and prica rather lower.;
From Holland and Germany we have 3,250 Sleep and 11
Calves. Pigs are selling quite as dear.

MONEY MARKET—Yksmanalr.
The opening transactions in the public securities have thiS
morning indicated the return of confidence, on the mit of tile
buyers, to an extent' hardly to have been expected, COs'
sidering the gloom state of affairs that existed' up to
the close of the past week. Consols, which left off on
Saturday evening at 85* to *for the account, have been doll
to-day at 86i, at which there are now buyers. The minds
commercial men are to-daynitich more composed, and the WY.
provement in the stock market-maybe owing principally to this
circumstance, though much of it is placed to the account purely
of reaction, ansing out of the tinreaso noble beating down of prices,:
which has been recently witnessed. Exchequer Bills are at the
higher premium of fls. to 101., and money is now more easy,

REVISION OF THE BOROUGH VOTERS. TUB'

RADICAL OPJECTIONS UPSET.

Yesterday, T. S. Brandreth, Escp, the barrister uP'
pointed to revise the list of voters for the borough'
attended at the sessions-house for purpose. Thera,
were no objections by 'either the Conservaties or Radical!
in any of the out townships, and bat few claims—viz.r.''
in the Toxteth-park district. 2 in Kirkdale, and 4 111
_
Everton. In the Liverpool district the-Conservatives hut`
few claims, and no objections. The Radical claims well'
not numerous, but they had made objections to
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householders, and upwards of 300 freemen. Mr. Bremnarf
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solicitor, appeared for the Conservativesrand Mr. Hull, of
the firm of Messrs. Fletcher and Hull, for thesßeformerg-
The REVISING BARRISTER said he would-take the out
townships first, and then proceed with the householderl
in- the Liverpool list; and on Wednesday, he would
take the freemen. The claimants for the out-town'
ships were then gone into, some of which were allowed.
Several were not present, and in these cases the' claims
were adjourned: On-the objections made by the' Radicals
being called upon, Mr-. BREMNER questioned:the validity
of all the objections, in consequence of an informality i 0
the description of Mr. Hartley, the objector for the Ba"
dicals. He contended that his description was not in
accordance with the act of parliament. Mr. Hum.:repliedf
and cited several precedents against Mr. Bremner's ob'
jection'. The REVISING' BARRISTER overruled Mr. l?rera,!
ner's objection, and held the description to be valid: Mr'
Bremner then applied to • the learned barrister for per'
mission to appeal against his decision. The Tlevisia
Barrister said he would consider about it. The list 'lO5
then proceeded with, and. several of those objected 0
were struck-off- the list. In the coarse of the afternoon,
the Revising Barrister intimated to the court, that he now
considered the objection m-ade by Mr. Bremner, as to the
informality of Mr. Hartley's description, to be valid,tanwn
that consequently all the objections made by the rach Th
must be quashed. Here a lengthy argument arose, w''"
ended in the learned barristerg.rantin3 permission to itir.
Hull to appeal against his decinen, and we learn that the
appeal will be put in to-day. We understand that tho
revision will be proceeded with, subject to the objection.

Lieutenant Munro is to be sentenced to twelve months'