The Liverpool Standard and General Commercial Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1835-01-09 00:00:00

LONDON LATEST NEWS.

City, Wednesday Evening, half-past Seven o'clock.
- The destinctives have triumphed—the scum is uppermost—
the citiy of London is disgraced—audunless the provinces ItSCUet
their Sovereign, the altar and the throne are prostrated. 'At
the close of this day, Which terminates the election for the city,
the numbers were as follow :—Wood 6518, Grote 6081, Craw-
ford 6073, Mattison 6137, Lyall 4b71, Ward 4635, Wilson 4511,
so that the major part of the wealth, integrity, and commercial
importance of Loudon will have no repiesentutive whatever.
The remit of this debasement of the ftanchise of the capital has
been a decline in Consols. for, as might be expected, the mo-
neyed interests are much dismayed by the result, a result as
much caused by their own indolence as by any absolute pre-
dominance of the " destructive" principle "here. The activity
of the mob partizans has in truth formed a strong contrast to
the quietude with which the conservative party here has moved.
The former worked as if every vote they obtained was one step
nearer the coffers of their opponents. the latter progressed as
though, knowing the contents of the coffers were the produce if
their industry, it would he therefore held sacred by such a set
as those aiming at the prostration of public and private security
to mobocracy, anarchy, and confusion. Consols for account
closed at 92. sellers; and the heavy stocks have proportionally
declined. The 3 per Cents.'Reduced are 91; the 3 per Cent.
Consols, ex-dividend, 901 •' the 31 per Cents., 991 17 the new
3. per Cents., ex-dividend, 981 I. Exchequer Bills are at 40
to 41 pm.; and India Bonds 23.

As may be expected the attention of our speculators has been
so much occupied with the election that there is little to notice
iu the Foreign :Market. The Northern Bonds are, however,
generally on the advance, Russian Bonds in particular are thin
at 1074 108; Danish are 76}'; Dutch 5 per Cents. ItjOk ;
the 2}fi per Cents. at 53E1 54k; and Belgian Bonds at 4t;...A.
In none of the other securities is there anything doing.
Spanish Bonds an. 5& ; and Portuguese, 86,1 87. The va-
rious transatlantic bonds are without change.
We have a file of Gibraltar papers to.day to the 20th ult.
Some riots had occurred at Cad :z and in the city of Grenada, in
which the civil governors had -both. been insulted by the liberal
governed. The governor of Cadiz had been mobbed because he
refused to join at the theatre in the " Riego hymn," not con-
ceiving himself one of the vocal corps, and, like Dr. Bowring,
doing nothing unless paid for it. At Grenada, jjle governor
had beetreimilarly outraged for declining to we:it/ribbons with
the mottos—`c Liberty or Death" and " The Constitution or
Death." In the latter capital, the members of a religious com-
munity, including the abbot, had been arrested without the con-
currence of the governor; and at Seiille the theatre had also
been the scene of disturbance.

We bave.a file of Bengal Chronicles, to the 10th of August.
They furnish some intellig,ence for the indigo interests. From
Rungpore, the dates reach to -the end of July, and they state
that the want of rain. during the preceding month bad been
such that the crops on the lowlands hal. been entirely lost.
From Bhigeerutbee, the ad vices to the 27th of July mention
that the lands- bad not only been injured by the raing of the
river, but the catterpidars had caused rthich damage. The
river continued iisiug, and it was expected, if it continued to
the '2sth of August, all the high lauds would bounder water.
According to the estinvitc here, the whole crop w-ould not ex-
efed 80,000 In the Worshedeb:id districts, the pro-
dove waubl be much less thAt usual. We find by the papers
that the saltpetre factories of !the lion. Company at Patna
were advertised for sale by public auction on the Ist of Sep-
tember, and that no the same day the cotton factories at Cation-
pore were to be disposed of in a similar manner.