The Liverpool Standard, and General Advertiser.
Liverpool, Merseyside, England, 1854-10-03 00:00:00

THE WAIL' IN THE EJSZ

BREAusxurrs.—Extra brands. of Genessee flour tend
downwards, being in better supply, bat common Western
Canal is held firmly. Arrivals of wheat, from the West,
are on the most limited scale. Small parcels of Southern
red are madily taken at full; prices for local consumption.
For Indian corn prices are .well sustained.
PROWSIONS. —The market for pork is a shade firmer,
with a fair trade demand. Beef is steady, with a moderate
demand. Lard is heavy, and the demand moderate,
Butter and cheese are ia fair demand at previous prices.
NAVAL STonEs.--Turpentine is steady at the previous
price. Tar is in moderate request, and shipping and rope
continue scarce.

COALS.—Sales have been made of 100 chaldrons. Sidney
at $ 8 cash, and. before arrival, 150 tons Liverpoot at $
for Orrel, and $ 14150 c., four months, for Canna, Beardis without change.

laoN.—There is but little inquiry for Scoteh, pig, and
the sales are small at $lB to $l9, six months.. In other
descriptions we hear of no sales.

FREIGIIII3.—To Europe there is very Halo offering, and
quotation& are almost nominal. To Liverpool : Tobacco,
per hhd., 15s. ; cotton, id. ; rosin, 9d. ; heavy goods, 7s. ed.
to 10s. ; grain, per bushel, 4d.

HATANA, SEPTEMBER 11.—The business of the past
week in sugars has been almost exclusively confined to
classes suitable to the French market, which has given
impulse to the market, and advance, in several transactions
has been realised. An active business going on in cigars,
and prices unchanged. Freights to Falmouth, £2 6s. to
£2s 10s. Exchange on London, 134 prem.

A Vienna despatch of the 26th states that Prince '74
chikoff had left Sebastopei to go and meet the --- the
forces. He had taken up a'position at Bourliouk, (!.'"eoto.
river Alma, where he intended to await reinforeeltioes,
The Sikle professes to haveTeliable information of rit the
Menschikoff's plan of operations. "He will asv3loliell
attack of the Allied troops inithe entrenched earl 00
protects Sebastopol on the hind side. Should Lueole via
be taken, the town will be defenceless, and then rescr:
Prince will himself set fire to it, in fulfilment of the thir
lhtion announced in his proclamation. Having 11000:
he will assume the command 'of the fleet (Merlsertaeralf
Minister of Marine, and an Adiniral as well as 3 ba
and risk a naval battle, not witlithe hope of succ`'
lin the expectation of a glorious disaster."
1, rrit'
' Some particulars of the Russian retreat across the
'reach us from Jassy, under date of the 16th._," diet
,Rassians break down behind them all the bridgvioioV
threw across the Pruth, and have-fbrtified all the,:attad
on the other side of that river whore they think a"'
net impossible. janak'
The inhabitants of Anapa have Veen since the beg t,
of 'the month in daily expectation of a hombardrc°,
was known at Batoum on the Lltli that A-113P-tbrl
blockaded by a squadron of eight tkiPe of war, ,
frigates, three line-of-battle ships and two brigs.
Lyons., who commands this squadron, was OnlY
orders from Admiral Hamelin to bombard the tosvai cos'
lir Asia the tide of success appears to have see 00
pletelY against the Russians. Events of importall„oo
very shortly be looked for, as Scharayratul his Lieu id
Daniel' Bey, have effected a junction,. and
aress;,,liial
threaten Tiflis. Daniel Bey has defeated Bare° Geort,
in two actions. These combats were -fought in 4. of 9'
andif stated that the Poles, whoiormed Par' 40'
Russian division, went over to the enemy with tvtoftere
Intelligence had previously been received fr°llteittll
zond; that the Circassians had several' times be3l3e-b„
„.4".
Russian militia in the Russian territory. Prine ,4
toff was advaneing to expel the mountaineers.
said that the Russian vanguard had- been defeat'
great lbss not far from Tiflis. rks
On-the other side of the theatre orwar, the 're 011
pushing. a large force—stated at 253000 Inel-teyssl,
,
IbrailU; sothat in that direction the game seems Pre olio
The- French and English Admirna separated ,
19th iii the Baltic. The French fillet, nnder
Parsevai Deschesnes, returns home. qa,g'

Revel' or Cronstadt ? This is the,question Sin;
by the fact that despatches have been sent Ott; thst
Charks Napier. Or is he to return home; gifigity, A
space of favourable weather which, in,aff prob,3,7olPrai,
intervenes before the frost ? The position a L-- der A
fleet on the 12th was this :--" The squadron u06.00r,g, '
mirallnumridge at Revel Bay, consisted of the
RoyarGeorge, Neptune, Cressy, Caesar,_ Monarooe
Princess Royal, Dragon, the French ship ,1:240;tic1:1°,,,,
another French line-of-battle
th hship. AdMiral
was on board the Neptune wiis it*. The b°? gbel;
fleet had been engaged in laying down buoys, tali° atteer,
ings and distances, apparently with nview to a 115014.-.
on Revel. They were only waiting for Sir Charles
111 t
The fleet was anchored in line four miles distant frYO O;
forts- at Revel waiting orders for advancing withinfot(it
range: The Nargen islanders reported 70,0°°, fkt°,'
and 8,000 cavalry encamped in and around Revel' hv
three weeks since the whole array was reviewed the,
Emperor, who, according to the islanders, addr..facs'e."
himself, urging them to keep the, enemy Irv'
shores., or perish in the attempt."
h. the
Mimes from Varna of the 19th, state thm ssen,
were reported to be entrenching themselves at 11,,01,,ireti
a village near the mouth of the river Katscha. ll'aytePt
posts were at Kamenna, in the ,- direction of t.t,
Sarai. At Burliuk several Russian; spies were SP'otl"
deputation of submission and obedience from the ,
population had appeared in the Allied camp, ,m4O. ~1
o'
AW
A Vienna despatch of Friday says) "-The disc
was completed on the 16th, anet'on the 19th ttaci fat
army was to cross the Alma. A'Russian courier,„.ool
captured, bearing despatches, from which it APPe-01 t`",-n
20,000 Russians were prostrated by the cholera, 000 01.-"
the whole force in the Crimea did not exceed 46'
A battle was expected on the 206.". afirl33 44.
Further telegraphic messages,.from
co- .41
accounts of the favourable disposition manifesto a IP-0,
the Allies by the Tartar population of the Criinli.
sanitary condition of the Arlie& army was excel ",,10
official bulletin communicated. to, the Ambassola off''
Constantinople, and dated from,the bivouac,. attended
on the 16th, announces that-the, Allies had ie"
next day to attack an in-trenched camp of 10,t 600
00,00
sinus, posted in the directienof Sebastopol, bu 1100,
camp had been raised in to night, and that the a Tiooti
had fallen back upon the town, Twelve thonsoileetscttle
had offered themselves to- the, Allies as volued
their services had been accepted. It was repol'So• o•
attack upon Sebastopol hadlieen fixed for the'' por
Russian fleet had been.. reconnoitered in the 13A
Sebastopol by the French,steam-ship Napoleoli;..elvv:
The following despatch from Nyborg, in the 1,40' 'tot
dated Friday, was received by submarine te,"-Ailrilijet:
" The French line of battle-ship Breslau Re',.:lo
Penaud, arrived here -yesterday, from the Pl4lei,
to-day for the Kattegat. The Vice-Adinic'im„-Aol,
Deschesnes, is expected' with the rest of the
of-battle ships." yle
A dispatch hes been received from Marshal,;ol4l tole
dated Old Fort, Sept. 18. Everything was P,r_ra sefsao'
movement, but the march had been delayeci,L'arato
of days, by circumstances over which the u°'-,,,er,.",cte`)
manding had no controL. The advance, 101'sse',30t11'
commence on the following day (19th), and it'!„ the
that the Alliednrmies would be on the Alre*'""

Rum CONF,ORT.—Not a soldier or sailor' of biftecirsillia;
tion to the Crimea but what has had good,rea64.b°olotr, 04
the Sultan's health. As a parting present frool_;,,bed 0?
the
eet
Porte, some .500 hogsheads of rum were klesPsvares'ool2,
doubleimme
diaateewlyetueebefowreeethheeirertdileypawertukereniiroar,4..m.., ttlibeei, Da;
in the midst of the discomfort and bustle why one'
been undergoing for nearly forty or fifty llotrs,,,,;er, 1.1,00,.,45,"'
LEGAL MOCEERY.—A boarding-house "'
- . Tliti.f r 4
Kelly, was. summoned at the Pelice-court, euosle es,o ;,
by a Chinaman, named To, for detainiec,„st he ,vll°,:r
clothes. The complainant, who• stated trill ' 'Aftv.,4:
Christian, hut who was sworn, on one ot,,,,,'",tese• sieaj"
pattern" plates, a la Chinaiße gained his sit t°' "f"t
uttering the oath in Chinese,h'e.dashed the 1,-.3;easedpi•f,
TnsTiszoxia.L.—On Wednesday a gold nrti3o_,,,,ati
presented to Mr. William Wright, brothere° offienj,4
Dock warehouses,) by a few of his ,ea Tobilo
mark of the high esteem in, which he has, ",:s a P4teLd
them daring a period oC.- eight years, and tbat 'ilgli-
proof of the efficiency of his duties during to a a 0
well as to congratulate him on his promotion o
'o' cli'
post in the Stanley Deck warehouses. A Vril7,l/hOllO,O. 1;
A HAPPY FAMILY.—A gentleman named at L'l,-nr,el4
of the inmates of that singular community io by rite
termed the " Agapemorie," committed suicl" 0.5.?' 016
4- 111 ics 11
himself in a wood, on Saturday se'nnigll.• he.po fore
before he was discovered, and, when found„,,t'd be f
o
so afraid of interfering that many hours. 04r— D fora
was cut down ,t of °De°
4.30 ins': •0 ill,
DARING ROZSBERY,—Last week, in the an.- jototio,
the most public thoroughfares, the Baitl.ll,topea•en DOI
a hosier's shop were lifted up—a burgisr..„,, sdreilleao 4
area—two doors were forced open, 03,`",orth c', robfr
obtained to the shop itself, when £6OO " of th" et, . eta
and other articles were stolen, The seene,itr.stOof c
was the shop of Mr. Harborrow, 15, Coe"s;bstosr 0
don, opposite the Haymarket, under the /101#' 11°
lambyard. el: to
here i' st° /1
CONSEQUENCES OF NEGLECT.--T— intere I, i 5 0011
part of the body that ought to be more e o,bic,ttee 0,
than the teeth, and yet there is also 110joarY„oi tOsot,
generally neglected. Were a little 0 Lase gent`; At!
devoted to these organs, we should 11 .„i,reca.',,stlt _.,-,
ache and other diseases of the ineutl,Zi;"o D_T`r, 033;1,13'
would our senses be affected by „°ll;:bewecteat a 111,0,‘
similar disagreeable concomitants. l''-r" it i diet a pit;
sary to assist nature ; and in such ease: ~,ecaut,,,ooa,
ration like Rowland's Odonto beam?, !„.10'se in
_7•41.'"
tageous as an infallible preservative 01_,,,Attban:0oft
lire, Wl'
attributes of beauty, the teeth andgun' le,
e naanY.Tetliin;lP r
• freshness, and beauty.
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CONVENTIONAL PHRASES.-- Il°W so,- es ,ye
forth- to raea° --
Pr i lal'.•o'
there in common use that seem ta„.veP, toor •00.0100,
betwixt 11
ca ' •er
mean nothing whatever ?We .boes Judea
be ci
' yet, is t
of the Lady " gentlemen of the long robe ;'
__, tbasoopaio•
in anything of the kind ? We Si'd• niti, 0 Ile,er tfo
4., for Rangoon' *th 1g Ce P t 1
eat of the 25th wears "the judicial ermine" i.„, bave 6,, t° sof
tlie
•e a all. vv e fulu ao ic
colonel Johnstone, not wear any ermin ,ding grace t 5 slap
tol 01
and Quartermaster reports of a new ship's 1
"glild knows lint are tie rod
i e , t ,red
Ant Surgeon Simpson tit tive element," when t heiro
the shore. ~ a' .tber .fioo
Ave gone down during tiff element is not the sea but ~ sock, 3,, el si li til
tut the 24th and 27th wears theever s go p ore
way the tragic actor , ho lto it lo ~
sent home by the re.'e t ,( actor the " buskin," and Yu w , partll, she'~ tijoi on
t) most plentiful in oPro'banzaam: either on the stage? Gentlemee
fth bettle,ei itself 4, dof!, 01,
£l6 a ton ; Deochur ditto, £1 we hear it said, are "fond 0 , vets ,3 ao -13, 001
not tile t 111" (1 '` aa
contents of that vessel, and 11 box a An ruin ilO
Ambarra, £9 ; and niecimens of f 7 • /JO ft
so dearly. " The jury-box is , eh. sad ,:eh
Al as larger supplies of those er ' bell poets law
ally follow by the Cin2,e. The Gov( court we ever saw sit on s ~,, poe the
do t"' • ,to
4 present in Caleuta; Lord to ,at would respectfully inquire, ibial.a,
4 Lord ipliin.itOnO., who IA sliohtl• in' d' -
~_ mean by saying "sex, when s
' '''. we were no sex at all ?