The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1850-01-22 00:00:00

ITALY,

LOMBARDY.—Letters from Mantua, Verona, and
Venice state that several individuals belonging to the
upper classes of society had been arrested, in those cities,
by the_Austrian authorities.

•PIEDMONT.--The Turin Gazette, of the 16th instant,
contains a decree granting a full pardon for all offences
committed, by the National Guards of that city up to that
day.

NAPLES.-A letter from Naples, of the Bth instant,
states that the King, being so much pleased with the steam
engines manufactured for the corvette 11, Misino, had
decorated the English engineer, Clarke, with the Cross of
the Royal Order of Francis First.

BERLIN, 18TH. - Ministers appear to have virtually
resigned. The King declined to make any concessions.

BRESLAU, 16TH.-Zintenie political excitement prevails
respecting the King's message. Very few people approved
of it ; the democrats were in ecstacies ; they held a meet-
ing on the 14th, when the police interfered, and dispersed
them, and arrested several.
AuSTßlA.—Vienna, 14th.—The Wanderer says satis-
faction is expressed at Austria's intention to defend the
rights of Schleswig-Holstein, by advocating their privileges
to remain united and annexed to Germany, and that at
the expiration of the personal union with Denmark, they
would enter the rank of independent states. The Arch-
duke John counsels the emperor not to allow Prussia to
obtain political ascendancy in Germany.
TURKEY.—Constantinople,Gth Jan.—No news of im-
portance. The announcement of the resumption of re-
lationship between the Russian envoy and the Turkish
government officially confirmed.

LATEST BETTING

TATTERSALL'S. LAST

NIGHT

LI VIMPOOL STEEPLE CIT ASE.—ltat Trap, 14 to 1 taken;
Knight of Gwynne, 15 to 1 taken : Farnham and Rory be
Aisy, each 25 to 1 taken ; Tipperary Boy, Kilkenny, and
Bayonet, each 50 to 1 taken.

METROPOLITAN STAKES. Romeo and Black Eagle,
each 20 to 1 taken ; Retail and Snowstorm, each 25 to 1
taken ; Sir Gilbert, 30 to 1 taken.
CHESTER CUP.—Peep-o'-day-boy and Whim colt, each
25 to 1 taken ; Glauca, Miss Ann, and Fugleman, each 20
to 1 taken ; Lady Evelyn and Harriet, each 40 to 1 taken ;
Melody, Glenalvon, Kissaway, Van Dieman, and Loup
Garou, each 1000 to 15 taken ; Cossack, 1000 to 30-40 to
1 taken ; Damask, Roland, Keleshea, Wallace, and Mini-
mum, each 1000 to 10 taken ; The Flea, 1000 to 25 ; Grief,
2000 to 40 ; Chantry, 1000 to 25 ; Irish Baronet and Cler-
mont, each 50 to 1.
NORTHAMPTONSHIRE STAKES.—H3rriet,2O to 1 taken ;
Little Jack, 25 to I,taken ; Veins, 20 to 1 taken.
DERBY.—Bollingbroke and Ghillie Callum, each 9 to 1
taken ; Knight of Avenel, 12 to 1 taken ; Voltigeur, 17 to
1 taken ; Clincher, 18 to 1 offered ; Mayors, 30 to 1 taken ;
Compais, 50 to 1 taken ; 9 to 1 taken about Ghillie Cal-

lum:to.upwards of £5OO.
THE OAKS.-1550 to 200 against Probity taken
LOUTH STEEPLE CHASE.—Chanticleer is struc

LONDON MArtKE't
The English. Market not so good to-day, but closes gent
steady. Consols Account, 96a to i; ditto Money, 96i "to
Three-and-a-Quarter per Cents., 98 to i; Exchequer tills,

'YESTERDAY

large and small, 58 to 61 pm.; London Stock, 118 to 19. -
No regulat business is yet reported in the new Russian Loan

for the coming out of the appropriations, expected to, take
place on Wednesday next. It is nominally called 2i premium ;

but it is generally thought that there will not bee large amount
in the London market. Parties are shy of selling

as it may be

forced up to 5 or 6 per cent

LONDON SHARE MARKET

The Railway Market very strong all day, and closes good.
Brighton returns considered good. Midlands, 45 to 6; North
Staffords, 91 to I dist ; Old Boyers, 20i to ; ditto No. 4, scrip,

Caledonians, 113 to 12; ditto Preference, n t

Eastern Counties, 7i to ; Great Northern, 13 to 12t dis. ;
ditto Westerns, 68 to 9; Leeds Fifths, 74 to 7 dis. ; Lon don
new Quarters, nto pm. ; Midland Halfs, 23 to 2f dis. ;
York, Newcastle, and Berwick Preference, 51, to 4i dis. ; York
and North Midlands, 18} to ; Mexicans, 28} to 4.

LONDON CORN ➢iARKET

YESTERDAY

The display of samples from Kent and Essex were moderate,
but from more remote counties very little Wheat offering.
Trade exceedingly depressed, and there was some difficulty in
effecting sales of finest qualities at last Monday's rates; while,

to have made any progress in disposal of secondary and inferior
descriptions, an abatement of ts. per quarter mus

lave bee

submitted to, though late severe weather has retarded arrivals

of foreign. Little disposition was manifested by millers to

increase their stocks, as a light decline must have bee

cepted for forced sales. Inquiry for Barley, Beans, and Pease
limited, but no variation in prices. Flour and Malt moved off

steadily at former terms. Though dealers purchased Oats cau-
tiously, this grain fully as dear. Red Wheat, 375. to 435. ;

395. to 488

ARRIVALS

English Wheat
~ Barley
~ Oats

Foreign

„ Flour
„ Beans

2497 .
3043
920 ..
149 qrs

Irish Malt

LONDON PRODUCE MARKET

YESTERDAY

Coffee : Native Ceylon met a quiet sale to-day, and little or
no business reported ;—the nominal price is 635. to 645. per
cwt., for good ordinary.—• Tea : Rather a quietus in the.market
for this article, but, as little is offered, former terms main-
tained ;—common sound Congon 101. d. to ltd.—Cotton : A.
moderate business done, and prices are firm ;-1,000 bales
Surat sold at full prices.—Camphor remains firm, at 925. Gd.
to 955., but not much business has been done.—Cochineal:
100 bags, damaged, were offered to-day and all sold ; prices
paid were however no criterion to market rates.—Guano in goo.l
demand to-day, and the whole of 1800 tons Peruvian at sale
sold, sound at .49 ss. and damaged at £5 10s. to £8 7s. 6d. per
ton. The chief part was damaged.—The Tallow market dull,
and prices are going down. P. Y. C. met a quick sale to-day
at 395. 3d. to 395. on the spot, but a few purchases made for the
last three months at 40s. 3d. to 40s. 6d. per cwt. Stock this
day 42,442 casks, against 37,922 casks ; delivery last week 2289
casks, against 2720 this time last year. Home made in Mode-

rate request at 335. 6d. to 30s. nett cash.—The public sale of
30,000 bags Mauritius and Bengal Sugar to-morrow, has checked
business in the private market.
The markets have a quiet aspect, and for some articles there
_ •

- -
is a prospect of a reaction taking place iri prices, as supplier
are getting larger; still no declineof moment is likely to occur
Home•trade deliveries are larger than in the former year.

SMITHFIELD CATTLE MARKET

' Beasts, 3,334 ; Lambs and Sheep, 19,8(10 ; Calves, 153 ; Pigs,
205. Beef, 2s: iod. to 3s. 2d. ; Mutton, 2s. 10d. to:4s. 4d. ;
Vest, 38. 2d. to 4s. 6d. ; Pork, 38. 2d. to 4t.

Holland Beasts, 200 ; Holland Sheep, 390; Rolland Carves;
112. Northampton and Lincoln, 120.

Number of Beasts the same as this day se'night, and no alte-
ration in trade. Supply of Sheep. not so large. Trade not so
good, 4s. 4d. being made for Downs only in a few cases. Calves
sold at 2d. per stone reduction. Prime Scots; 48..2..L

In the Court of Queen's Bench, on Tuesday, die rule-
for a 1.-zandamus was made absolute, by consent of the
defendants, calling upon the Dean and Chapter of Roches-
ter to justify their right 'to disrniss the Rev. Robert Whis-
ton from his place as Master of the Cathedral Grammar