The North-Carolina standard., 1849-08-29
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA.
SEVEN DArs LATER FROM EUROPE. The Queen in
lretdna IRE INokra an London. Affairs Of France
dhe PoPsss COmmissionersin Rome. Glorious ,,e,cs
depressed, &c.
~ NEw YoRK, August "a.
The royal mail steamer Canada arrived at Halifax
on wednesday evening, having been DELAYED by very
Ieavy 4y weather. The overland express reached St.
John, N. b., on Thursday afternoon, and the news
was Immediately transmitted thence to Boston by
teiegraPh. The line from Boston to this city soon
aIter the announcement of the steamers arrival be-
coming interrupted, the news was forwarded by the
Express of Harnden & Co., and reached here at an
early hour this morning
The Danish Minister of Marine has given official
notice that the blockade of the Ebe would be raised
The treaty of peace between Sardinia and Austria
having been finally concluded, impaired additional
strength to the French funds at London.
The English papers are filled with the enthusiastic
reception of the Queen in Ireland. She was met by
the people at every point with high demonstrations
| of respect.
| The cholera is increasing in London and produc-
ing fearful ravages.
The French Minister of Finance in a statement to
the Assembly, says that the deficit in the treasury
on the 1st of January will be five hundred and
nifty millions of francs. 1t is further estimated that
the deficit at the end of the next year will be about
three hundred and twenty millions of francs.
President Napoleon BoDaparte denies having any
desire, upon his part to change the present govern
ment.
General Rostau has been appointed commander
nchlef of the French army in Italy, in place OF Gen.
eral Oudnot.
The Pope's commissioners have arrived in Rome
and dissolved the whole army, even those soldiers
who had been faithful to the Pope.
report prevalent that Garibaldl had been at
tackled and beaten by large Austrian force and that
his army had been augmented by reinforcements o
Hungarians, who volunteered their services.
Venice still holds out manfuly against the enemy
1t is said that three American vessels had arrived
with provisions, in aid of the besieged city.
} The news from Hungary continues most favorable
The Hungarian forces still occupy the line of Skelne
1t is reported that Gen. Bem, with army of forty
thousand men, had completely beaten the Russians
who had sixty thousand in the field, in Tran
syvania and that he had taken captive Harmanstad
and Cronstadt.
his likewise reported that Kapka, the Hungarian
general had attacked and captured Raab, and after
wards sezing large quantity of provisions and mu
nitons of war, fell back upon Comorn, where he wa:
at last accounts. The general feature OF the Hun
garian advices is decidedly favorable to them and al
those who feel an interest in their noble cause.
LIVERPOOL, August IL. Every department OF trad
continues healthy, though there is rather less busl
ness going forward In the produce markets-bu
prices are, upon the whole, pretty well supported
= and things generally have worn a cheerful aspec
throug ghout the week.
An active demand for cotton has prevailed, with
large attendance of the trade who purchased freely
and holders having less disposition to meet the de
mand at previous rates, they were compelled to pa.
from to I'D advance on American descriptions
E There were 10000 bales sold during the week. "a,
900 for speculation, 6000 for export, and $4,000 TO
home consumption in England.
The Havre cotton market, at last accounts, Wa
calm, but prices well sustained.
The harvest operations have commenced under tn
favorable auspices, the crops giving good pro
mises of very abundant yield.
The grain markets have been depressed; and a
the close yesterday, most descriptions exhibited
declining tendency though Indian corn was in rathe
better demand.
The amount of bullion in the Bank of England i
fourteen and one half millions pounds sterling.
s Money continues abundant, and funds are all o
the advance. On Thursday consols for money an
account closed at 92E and on Friday reached 90. o
the Paris Bourse Thursday consols sold at an ad
vance of one quarter per cent.