The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1851-07-08 00:00:00

EXPRESS NEWS•

BY ELECTRIC TELEGRAPH.

LONDON, MONDAY NIORY.
MEXICAN BONDS.—The smallness of the remittance of
the Clyde on account of the bondholders, is accounted for
by the fact that the new finance minister had not yet bees
able to make any arrangement for forwarding funds by the
packet to meet the July dividends, but it was his bites.
tion to have the money dispatched by the next steamer.
PARIS, SUNDAY.—The Fives were done to-day at 94
45. The Anemblee Aationale states that a note, drawn
up at Warsaw after the Emperor's journey to Oltnut2,
has been addressed, by Count Nesselrode, to the Russian
ministers at the Courts of Naples, Florence, and Rome, in'
forming them that the three great powers, Austria, Rug,
sia, and Prussia, had agreed on placing at the disposal 01
those Governments the aid they might think it necessary
to claim against revolutionary movements, and authorising
communication of the note to the Government to
they are accredited. The journal remarks it was time for
such a league to be formed, and its existence to be know"
in presence of the attempts, audacious or hypocritical!
according to circumstances, but still incessant, on the Part
of English policy, to keep the continent in a perpetual
state of anguish and revolutionary agitation.
ROME, 28th ultimo.—Miss Edmonds, an English lady"
VENICE—It is
had been received into the Roman Catholic Church.
openingstatad t that
theth free
eree emperor
harbourh on ad
tsignedhelsl:
decree,
of August.
PERSlA.—Letters from Trebizond state that Nasredia
Shah had quitted Teheran with an army of 60,000 men'
The nature of the expedition was unknown.

HOUSE OF LORDS.—MONDAY.
Their Lordships met at five o'clock.
A 511
discussion arose upon the motion of Lord ROSSE
that the House should go into committee upon 017
Farm Buildings Bill.—The motion was opposed by Lore!
HARDWICKE and other noble lords on the grounds that
the bill would give facility to landed proprietors
_,to
lay
charges upon estates, to be paid by the successors. uP°.
a division, the motion was negatived by 36 to 18, and ti?w
bill was consequently lost.—Lord ELLENBOROUGO
brought forward the case of Jot,e Pershaud, and adduce
a variety of facts confirmatory of the remarks which 11.°
had made on a previous occasion relative to the unfar
trial. (LEFT SITTING.)

HOUSE OF COMMONS.—MoNnaY•
The speaker took the chair at four o'clock. The house
having gone into committee on the Inhabited 11°58
Duty Bill, Mr. EWART moved an addition to clause oaei
enacting that stories of buildings, parts thereof, occupied
as separate dwellings, and assessed' separately to the poor::
rate, shall be considered as inhabited houses under thle
act. —Mr HUME contended that all houses of 403;
and upwards annual value ought to be subjentft
to the new house duty.—The CHANCELLOR of tlif
EXCHEQUER admitted that all exemptions were bad, at
if he was imposing the duty for the first time he should be
inclined to adopt Mr. Hume's views, but as matters new
stood he could not consent to so great a change'''.

(LEFT SITTING.)

THE EXHIBITION.
Total number of visitors to-day, 61,670; and caSh
taken, £2,852 2s.

TATTERSALL'S, YESTERDAY' ,205.
LIVERPOOL Cur.-7 to 2 agst Officious ;4to 1 agst
3
borough ; 7 to 1 agst Strongbow ; 10 to I agst
(friendless.)
GOODWOOD STAKES.-7 to 1 agst Presto ;18to 1 asst hips
GOODWOOD CUP.-10 to 1 agst Young Altisidora ;12 to
agst War-horse.
ST. LEGER.-11 to 1 agst Nrountain Deer.'
DERBY.-40 to 1 agst Lapidist ; 50 to 1 agst Treasurer.

LONDON MONEY AND SHARE AIARKETS—YESTERDAf.
CLOSING PRICES.
Consols Account, 96i 7 ex div. ; Three-and.a-Quar.e' d

Cents, 981 9; Bank Stock, 213 14; Exchequer Bills, L gnu
51 4 prem. Foreign Stocks quiet, but Mexicans weaker. littO
cans, 344 ; Spanish Actives, 20i 2; ditto Threes, 39 if ; "
Passives, 5i G.
Railw SI, —I 5t0ck,1224 Quarters, 3..iti!

.railway .wares.- ondon stock, is ; ditto QM,- ~,,oitl3
prem.; Midland Stock, 444 ; ditto Halves, 191 19 dis.; ' and
Staffords, 8 dis. ; Caledonians, 10R R-; South Easternovort
Dover, 224 ; Eastern Counties, ; Edinburgh and Glasziiire
28 30 ; Great Northern, 17i ; Great Western, 83 4 ; Lancl,ef.
and Yorkshire, 51 ; ditto Fifths, Si 8 dis. ; Manchester, rec.
field and Lincolnshire, 27} 8} ; York, Newcastle and ne.rW•cl,
181 Ir 4 ; ditto Extension, 64 5i dis.; York and North I‘lolB
183-E 19.
nglish Market steady, although Consols declined tITS.
cent. First day for Private Transfers and several sellers al •
Railway Market has been lower, but towards one o'CIO,
'
reaction ensued and the market closes somewhat better.

LONDON CORN MARKET.—YESTERDAY. this
Only a moderate supply of English wheat at mar''shoW
morning, but there being a large quantity of foreign "loot
checked sales, and trade was dull at a decline of Is. Per qi
on both English and foreign. Flour slow of sale, al;dirrrices•
the turn lower. Barley and Peas at about Monday's begat
Beans sd. to Is. per quarter lower. Arrivals of Oats
and fully Is. per quarter cheaper. Little doing in seeti:9o.
English White Wheat 455. 10 2s.
„ Red ~
370. to 4

ARRIVALS
Qrs.
2915 ....

English Wheat,
„ Barley
„ Oats .
„ Malt
„ Flour
„ Beans.
„ Peas .

Foreign'

Irish Oat:

LONDON TALLOW RETURNS.—MorwAY. vier.
The stock on hand is 35,024 casks against 25,084 last ~eelc
being an Increase of 9940 casks. The deliveries last ". 18 st
were 503 casks against 824 in the corresponding Week
year, being a decrease of 321 casks.

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.—YEsTEBDAY,;.•cIS9
Supplies large and trade brisk, at prices quoted on 0,45:
last. Beasts, 3,651 ; Sheep and Lambs, 33,230; Calves, "45,;
Pigs, 390. Beef, 2s. 2d. to 3s. 6d.; Mutton, 35. 2d. Wto SS.
Veal, 3s. 6d. to 3s. 10d. ; Pork, 3s. to 3s. Bd. ; Lamb, 4s.

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.—YEsTERPAYLineI,
Sugar : Foreign market dull and previous terms not on,o'id st
Refined : home dealers cautious, and brown lumps )060
465. 6d. to 475. per cwt.—Coffee : Dealers cautious, an- „toll
ll
Ceylon, 375. 6d. to 38s. 6d.—Tea : Market firm, and c.l po
black in good demand at former prices.—Rice, ctti!!;.aters;
prices rather lower.—Wool : Sales small, at barely ia;
Cotton : Little doing, and at easier terms, the supply

The West Indian steamer, which arrived on
brought £177,000 sterling. ward°
An anonymous gentleman has presented £3,000 to
building a Fistula Infirmary in London.
THE ROYAL COMMISSIONERS OF THE GREAT ,-%,ritiS'
TION IN LIVERPOOL.—On the 12th the Royal I'l die'
sion, the Executive Committee, and a large party 9nyitea
ting hilted foreigners at present in this country, ere I, with
by Mr William Brown, M.P., to Liverpool, to dini`ch for,
him on board the American steamer Atlantic, scicjisp9,9°
that purpose has been courteously placed at his 105,1
by her commander, Captain West. Mr Broffa grail
doing the honours of the occasion as host st aoos (3!
entertainment, provides his guests with the 133steataei;
seeing the river and port to advantage, placing a sao
at their disposal at an early hour for that purpose. rot
liberality is worthy the reputation of our merchant I,`OOOTO
The trip is, we hear, likely to be combined with a nor
excursion on the previous day by the Chester and
head line, in order to visit the Britannia-bridge. .esitl
[P... THE EMIGRANT SHIP HALCYON.—III last -0,-'lOll,
Standard we recorded the wreck of this vessc,b,,,,,tiet
within a few days' sale of New York, and the stionnoti7
rescue, under Divine Providence of more than 3',;0(10;
from a watery grave, by the cool and judicious eon of
of her commander. Capt. Wade, and the Phins,
exertions of the officers of the two American vesse 00°
Connecticut and the Wm. H. Wharton. We at: sial
able to state that the unfortunate emigrants hsr 100
re-sailed for their destination—New York—their,ootrq
having been, in some measure, relieved by the,,`",,%ile'

self butions of a few henevolent individuals. These e, reef,
persons, on landing here, made it their first duty "%par":
thanks for their unexpected delivery, and en re'et i';
ing they expressed deep regret that they could Ociona'a
companied by their former respected commarldePtude
Wade, but they did not fail to record their gr'i-con'Prid
esteem of him in a suitable memos;al higha,;fig, -
mentary to the courteous, humane, self-deny hag'
generous demeanour of that excellent seamn°,h•
INTENDED CELEBRATION.—We understand '471111aia4,,
day next, the 10th, is to be a grand gala day at rci
On that day the Rev. Incumbent, T. B. Ingrg 'eon
is to be married, and the occasion is chosen 'cb,eiird °Toed
parishioners intend to have a public dinner „Ives, his
entertainments for the amusement of filet; 0..01
friends, as well as in compliment to the Pes.tiett...eto
intended bride. A subscriptior. list has been °550
a considerable sum collected, by means whereof ori,4
have been gratuitously distributed amongst ti
ioners and others. An ox and sheep have begerLreing::,ll4
and are to be roasted whole ; the novelty °' no a'
afterwards partaking thereof, is so great that
_eios
many persons will be glad to avail the 0001
the opportunity afforded by the coutlittr, non't to
doing so by means of tickets, to be had l'",„ Station
price, and from the proximit of the rail" hes'itli°
the school-rooms, where dinner, &c., are t°b OP- tit
the place affording so many beartiful walks an cot° /It
alt°
pies s.OOO,
scenery, which, indeed, are not surpassed
we can confidently predict to all persons nr, 0ce1151,7
Prospect of an unusually delightful treat on t

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