The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1848-03-14 00:00:00

LATEST INTELLIGENCE.
(BY EXPRESS.)

The Chartist meeting on nemnington Common yesterdef
turned out a miserable failure. The military were under arm/
but there was no occasion for them.
_

On Saturday last, about half-past 11, a.m., the entire viaduct
over the river Nidd, at Knaresborough, which was nigh being
completed, fell in with a tremendous crash, caused, it up
thought, by the heavy rains. It consisted of four arches (the
centres of which had not been removed), each 50 feet span And
80 feet high. Fortunately no lives were lost.

MONEY MARKET—YesrsanAy.
There being nothing prominently new in the foreign intent*
gence this morning, the market for Public Securities has exhi-
bited a more limited range of transactions than has occurred
since the first outbreak in Paris. Consols have been done from
801 to for the account, and for money from 801 to still
keeping up the same character of the money quotation being
nearly 3 per cent. higher than for time. All the other stocks,
the dividends of which are payable in the April quarter, are
now shut. Exchequer Bills are 28 30, and India Bonds 12 pin•
LONDON CORN MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
At this day's market there was a limited supply of Englisk
Wheat, which met a brisk sale at an advance of Is. per qr. on
the currency of this day week. For foreign there was also an
improved demand, and sellers had the turn of price in their
favour. Barrel Flour is steady.
Indian Corn on the spot was generally held for Is. per quarter
advance, but there was less demand to-day for floating cargoes,
Fine Chevalier Barley sought after at full prices; secondary
sorts, however, vfrx difficult of sale.

Malt remains dull.
Hog Peas Is.
.to 25., and boiling, 2s. to 3s. lower, Beans in
better demitmt, _tar,
The supplies of foreign Oats are liberal, which checked the
firmness perceptible at the end of last week, and few saki
were effected over the currency of last Monday.
SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET.—YESTERDAY.
The beef trade was steady at last prices. The numbers 01
sheep were small ; from ss. 4d. to ss. 6d. per 81b., but no trisk
demand. For calves the demand wasfirm, and late prices paid.
Prime small porkers sold readily, at full prices. All other
were a dull inquiry.

HIGHLY IMPORTANT FROM IRELAND.
FROM A CORRESPONDENT.)
Dublin, March 12.

It is with much satisfaction that I info'rm you, that,
although the peace of the city is threatened by the late
seditious movements of the Repeaters, we have every con-
fidence that the peaceable and loyal portion of the people
will turn out to a man; and repress any, the very slightest,
outbreak that may take place.

To-day, the Provost and Board of Trinity College met•
after divine service, and unanimously agreed to an address
to his Excellency the Lord Lieutenant, expressive of con-
fidence in his Excellency's wisdom and determination to
uphold the peace of the city, placed as the government
now is in a most awkward position by the unwarrantable
conduct of the Young and Old Ireland party.
The Orangemen of the north, ever foremost in pro-
moting social order, and observing a respect for the laws
of the land, have also strengthened the hands of the Ex-
ecutive. Meetings have been held all over the north. in
which that body have agreed to addresses of confidence
in the Lord Lieutenant, and declaring their determination
and readiness to come forward at a moment's notice, and
render every assistance to the Government to maintain
peace and order.