The North-Carolina standard., 1847-09-08
eselgn In1elIieence.

! -, y AA-1AMtelliGence.
lhe Cnnagd Steamer Caiedonia ar,
RostqQ On Gle q INST, Bringihe I.iverDoo' Fa a
up 10 the l9th 0E last month. We 81" "O' Oaes
such items may Be interesting q M, es 0eOp
Commercial dad Financial erhe ,oa,as' sN'r'::
kets, owing a. gariely of causes has beney ha
riously depressed Since our last adyicss ssesonsS
bria. The pressure e0niinaes4o affect an lr CaN
, of trade with an gnEelaxed severity. anehs
Forward prices are downward, necessa,; Ia
ing operations to The gmaiiesE possible seal. limit
primary causes of this state Of things f s,", The
yancedi rates OF discount required By NJ Me ad
England, whose example is followed bv au Oank OF
vate and Joint Stock, Banks of the EmSa.. The pr-
successiol of disastrous, ailpres ip the ,iAda
and AmeBcan Trade : ,sf faft.t,,s -. ~. elldia
Up 70 iasi night iIs actual banEruptcy ,,,.
ges were little short Of Two million pound. 'Oppa.
is apprehended that many of these will GI sndt
upon American houses: Yesterday in TaNsaYiIY
the public securities had some what ...TThooh
the depression of the proceeding day. ana lion
ated merely from the turn Of the market nOclU'
In the London market, also, simIa, Ia,
ing failures that have taken place in tba, .sFl saFl
most precludes the possibility Of reaction NY, al
the time Of closing Of che Corn market IN op Up
yesterday, q very limited quantity of FSuScM FOucM
wheat had come to hand, aud though lbers Sua
scarcely any samples to offer, the demand ,S.'s wee
erably steady at averaged prices, and tbe'sI%
rather more inquiry for foreign wheal of ,6H S
quality, but midaing and inferior kinds wsss ae Ota
neglected. Foreign Oats were doll al al oo4 fuHe
Among the manufacturers, business we.r,r :. ST.
gloomy aspect, nor wilIiieF be any hoOs e.. .lOS'
proyement until the monetary restrictions sSaa 'I
eased. This is the natural result of a So'a us
things which renders bills Of London dates mhO. y.
than those for three months unavailable and USs Gs
not only arallzes our colonial trade bnt sprioni
affects our commercial transactions with Ame,;oTn
miscellaneous Intelligence. A rumor was il
general CIRCULATION Yesterday tha; Louis PbiIinno
had been assassinated. The London papers Of II.
morning Of the 10Th bring tno confirmation of +;
Ihe election was nearly at an end, and show an
increase in favor Of the liberal ministers. VT
Quern " ictoIia has arrived in Scotland Her I'm,
viii be completed IN about three weeks Lirm
Munroe. late of the regiment Of Life Guards. wa.
on the Sd inst, found guilty of the murder ofCoI
Fawcett whom he slew in duel about -four wear,
ago. he verdict Of the jury has caused consleT
able excitement and surprise. -a- at
The political aspect of France is Threatening
enough. A fierce contest is waging between the
government and opposition press, The latter
cnaIges the Ministry with corruption, and failure
OF the Financial Administration.
n The French funds have largely participated in
Ihe embarrassments caused by the raising of the
rates OF discount IN England.
Portugal is quief, and the Spanish forces have
been wi.hdraw wn from Oporto. -,
In Switzerland the Federal diet has required
dissolution of the Catholic sS0nderabondas, as be
ing hostile TO the general WelfaHe.1 a5..s .....-
The accounts from Italy are various. The pro
gress OF liberal opinions particularly in the Papa
States, is viewed with great alarm by both France
and Austria. =
In Ireland the electIons have been somewhat
more stormy than in England, and the returns will
stand very much as they did in 1he last Parliament
e Mr.. O'Connelis funeral was celebrated with
sreat pomp. The eYehrahas left no excitement Of
my consequence;e.a % saeiha ~ 80 r-. ta.. .,
General Armstrong, American. Consul at Liver
'ool, is passenger IN The Caledonia. He is bearer
'f dispatches 10 our Government
The Caledonia brings E3o, 600 in specie.