The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-02-04 00:00:00

leading members

against a menaced renewal of the slavery agita-
of State had accepted

tion of last year. The Secretar
the tender of the -authorities of Southampton, offering
the use of that port (wi h free transportation of t
goods to V
the Ex

to the World's t

American vessels conveying goods
The Secretary informs Mr. Crosky,

the Consul

apton, that orders will ac,.
der of the St. Lawrence.
;es have fallen in Twenty.firs
nd, unfortunately, six persons were 1

issue to the comr

Six dwelling

New Yorl,

lie falling ruins

The steam-ship Cherokee arrived at New York, with
• --9ilc, on the 21st ult., with £400,000 sterling
'reight. The steam-ship Prometheus
ne day with £120,000 gold dust on
ship California arrived at Panama

arrived (

the sar

rived there with £50,000.
The money market at New York continued mu(
same as at the It

The continued arrivals from

.tience in the continuance of
cot ease in money. In Exchanges a fair business
-:.;:ted for the Pacific, particularly in
but prices closed with a flat market. Bills

aia gave every con

the presE

in Foreign w, trans
French bills, tut
on London, 10 to
Full particul'
found below

1O per cen

s of the commercial intelligence will be

Accounts from Port-au-Prince to the Ist tilt., state,
that the island remained tranquil. Previous reports of
the coffee crop are confirmed; the crop will not average
half the licnal TI

including the one-f
lb. Good roffee of

ii to the Government, is
he last

11 cents per
p was mostly sold at 90
Port-au-Prince about 13
large vessels ou demurrage, waiting for coffee, but their
cargoes would not be completed until the last of April.
Jamaica accounts of the 13th ult. state, that the
cholera had almost entirely disappeared. Much anxiety

prevailed with reference to the vast decrease. horn the
visitation, in the population of the island. Memorials
were to be addressed to the Home Government asking
that African immigration be directed to the islands. A
Mr. C. C. Bravo bad issued proposals for procuring the
fugitive slaves from the United States. Merchants of
Kingston had made arrangements for steam communica-
tion between that port, Chagres, and Greytown. A
steamer was to leave Kingston on the Ist of each month,
direct for Chagres, and, after landing her passengers and
mails, proceed to Gieytown, where she would remain
three days, and, on her return to Kingston, call at
Chagres. Senor Don Juan del Cantillo, the Spanish
Consul at Kingston, has announced the intention of the
authorities in Cuba to place a ship of-war on the route
between St. Jago de Cuba and Kingston for the trans-
° ' mission of mails.

Buenos Ayres accounts, of the Ist December, state, that
Monte Video remained strictly blockaded by the French
fleet, General Oribe still refusing to yield. All previous
reports of, the probability of a war between Bums Ayres
. .

New Urenp.da accounts announce that the Panama Rail
road was rapidly advancing. Upwards of 900 " navvies'

were at work

Vera Cruz, Mexico, accounts of the 21st Dec.
all the journals of the capital were occupied with

, state that

on Finance had termina-
ted its iuquirv. and had reported a deficiency of £5 000,000
.endez, the rebel chief, was still carrying on
but hopes were entertained that President
" the movement.

sterling.
his revolt

The ship Envoy, from this port, had arrived at New
York, after a long passage of 77 days, with twenty-two
deaths on board, from small-pox and fever, and fifty sick
with the same diease. There were 300 or 400 passengers
on board in b 'nisei-able condition. She had been placed
in quarantine.

PASSENGERS BY THE STEAM-SHIP PACIFIC.-111r. R.
Wright, lady, and child, Senor Uribe, Mr. F. de Lastey-
TB, lady, and nurse, Mr. Joseph Cooper and lady, Mr. A.
Sullivan and lady, Miss A. Hunt, Mr. W. Wright and
lady, Messrs. Scott, 11. Campbell, A. G. Rulston, Lewis
Altliorp, B. B. Noyes, W. R. Winans, W. Tarrutt, Jas:.
Hartig, M. Moses, B. P. Wade, J. T. Marshall, Lewis
Burnett, H. S. Routh, Baylor.

NEW YORK, TUESDAY, JA

our last respects were per Niagara, 13th instant