The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-10-20 00:00:00

THE LIVERPOOL STANDARD.

BOURNE indispensable, and consequently the resignation
of ministers and the dissolution of parliament a matter
of necessity. In fact weCannot'see how such a break-up
of the ministry can be avetted ; and we look forward to
it in perfect confidence, unalloyed by any fear, or doubt
as to the happy and triumphant results.

MR. MORI'S CONCERT AT THE TEMPLARS' HALL.

The first of two concerts, announced to be given at the Tem-
plars' Hall, took place last uight, and attracted a full and fa-
shionable attendance. The vocal performers were Madame
Stockhausen and Mademoiselle Bildstein;—the instrumental,
Mr. Mori, (violin,) M. Stockhausen, (harp,) and Mr. Lavenu
and Mrs. St. Albin on the piano: A male singer was much
wanted. The performances were excellent, and as effective as
they well could be, with such a limited force. Madame Stock-
hausen sang—" Let me wander not unseen," (Handel,) and—
"Or the in cielo," (Donizetta,) with exquisite taste and feel-
ing, and as if she felt the inutility of attempting to gild refined
gold. Of Mori's violin playing, enough is known to need much
comment or compliment from us. His execution and the tones
he pr kduces bespeak the study of a life devoted to that instru-
ment. Mrs. St. Albin's Fantasia on the piano-forte was a bril-
liant performance. The second concert will take place this
morning.

LONDON' LATES7' NEWS.

City; Saturday Erening, Half-past Seven o'clock,
Owing to the payment of the quarterly dividends the pressure
for money-has somewhat abated. The bank has issued a notice
for continuing their advances upon stock until November 20th,
which has also had an influence upon the market. The coin-

misSioners for the litigated 'West India compensation claims
purchased yesterday about £250,000 stock in Consols at 91k.
Soule further commercial information has been received to-
day from the United States. The following is an extract of a
letter dated New York, the 16th ult. _ . _

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" The Bank of the United States will pay off their stock at
about 112, but not more—the first SO the first twelve months;
and five or six years will be required to liquidate the balance,
without any interest. Altogether they are winding up, very
judiciously, by selling out to other companies all their branches.
Money is getting scarce, and is worth 9 per cent. interest out of
doors. I think the demand will continue, and get worse towards
the spring. There is 'a
decided tendency to fall in most de-
scriptions of goods. The amount of cash in the treasury banks,
on the Ist instant, is about 10,000,000 dollars."
It appears by the advices that the gold coinage of the United
States Mint in the month of August was 161,500 dollars.

The private advices from Spain to-day are altogether very
favourable. It is asserted that M. Mendizabal had found the
finances of the country in a better state than he had anticipated.
Preparations were making for for'warding considerable rein-
forcements to the north of Spain. We believe there is some

truth in the statement that the Count 'd'Espagne and two Car-
list generals have been detained by the French authorities ou
their way to Catalonia.
A further slight improvement has taken place in the public
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securities to-day, and a great degree of confidence appears to
vbe entertained that the value of stock will continue to improve.
The facilities afforded by the Bank of England in making ad-
vances upon the deposit of stock have been made use of by
Many individuals who have paid up the whole of the deposits
upon the Omnium, and this accounts for the comparative abun-
dance of capital, notwithstanding the heavy payments made on
behalf of the loan. Consols for Account opened at 91f this
morning, and advanced to 911, the last quotation being a mere
fraction lower. For Money, business terminated at 911. A
more active demand has existed to-day for the Unfunded Debt,
and the premium on Exchequer Bills closed very firmly at 16s.
India Bonds are steady, at an improvement from 2s. to 4s. prem.
Bank Stock reached 209 in the morning, but closed at 20q._ .

Bank Stock, 2081 ; Red. Annuities, 9d;; Consols, 91i; 3
per Cents. ked., 98i ; New 34 per Cents., 999; Long Annuities,
l6i ; Omnium, 4 pm.; India Stock, 2531; India Bonds, 4 pm.;
Exchequer Bills, 16 pm. ; Consols for Account, 911.
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The business done in the Foreign Stock Market has been

very limited to-day. Spanish .Bonds fell nearly 1 per cent. in
the morning, there being a pressure of stock still cm the market,

but rallied shortly afterwards from 43ii to 411. The New Bonds
closed at 411 with rather a heavy appearance. There were but
few bargains made in Portuguese, which closed at 844, and the
Three per Cents. at 581. Under the expectation that the speech
of the King of Holland to the states-general on Monday will
be of a favourable character, the Dutch 21 per Cents. rose this
afternoon from 541 to 55. Columbian Bonds dropped from
331 to 321. There was no business in the other Republican
Bonds.

The market for railway shares continues brisk. London and
Greenwich are at £2B, Brighton at £9 10s., Great Western at
£ll 55., and North Midland at £8 lOs. per share. A new Om-

pany is about to be formed under the auspices of the great
Hebrew capitalist for joiniug the rivers Danube and Maine, by

means of a canal, by which a water communication will be
for►ncd from the,Gertnan Ocean and the Black Sea. The com-

pane is to consist of 20,000 shares, of which £3OOO will be taken
by the governinent of Bavaria. The canal is proposed to be
108 milei in length, the cost of which is estimated at about