The North-Carolina standard., 1850-01-23
TWO WEEKS LATER FROM EUROPE.

TWO WEEKS LATER FROM EUROPE.
By the arrival Of the steamship Canada We have
two weeks later intelligence from Europe. Cotton,
we RTati6ed to state. 10 still advancing WsPre.
sent such items as may be of interest to our readers
ScLAvoNlA-ReBELL1oN1 IN NSRRvlA-Drr1cuLTIrs
BETWEEN AUSTRIA AND Turkey. Accounts from
Vienna and Berlin Of the 22d ult, state that rebel
lion of most formidable character had broken out in
Servia, in Scavona, and the military boundaries are
up in arms against the Austrian government.
The Sclavonian and Servian boundary regiments
have revoted and raised the Gordon Of the Turkish
frontier, that their is fully secured from the
Breton of their rear in Turkey. They are assured
beforehand of all support circumstance which VIII
complicate the relations, already sufficiently perPex-
ing, between Austria and the Porte.
The boundary regiments which have revolted are
among the bravest and hardest soldiers In the Aus
tran service. The grounds of their rising Is resis-
tance to the decree Of the Norman 18th, organizing
the Woodsehaf. The chief movement Is In the Ser
vian, Peterwardein and Weteck military districts,
which are exasperated at being excluded from the
Woodschaft. ~.
The military force of the rebels is estimated at
l2O, 900 men. This force, it appears highly proba-
BILE, will be hourly swelled by desertions from the
Austrian regiments in Peterwardein, Esseg, &c.
Itis said that Russia has been intriguing to get up
this insurrecton, in order to have both Austria and
Turkey entirely dependent upon her. The proof of
which Russian agitation is daily growing more open
and daring, and the incrdibe activity of the agents
of that power leads to the conclusion that sangui
nary entanglement will speedily break out between
Russia and Turkey.
The Prince of Servia has already refused to pay
the tribute due to the Porte, of $4,000 ducats and
the arming of all male adults is being carried on with
the greatest possible activity, without any one know
ing where the arms come from. sos,
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 81. Cotton. Since the sailing
of the last steamer there have been but two arrivals
from America at Liverpool-the Caledonia and the
Cambria steamers. The former arrived on the 18th,
and the latter on the 24th.
Cotton has, since the departure of the last steamer
advanced farthng per ID. general descriptions.
The prices quoted on the 29th were, Fair Uplands
81 Mobile 81 Orleans 81, with an upward tenden-
cy in the market.
Com EXCHANGE. At the Liverpool Corn Ex-
change. on the same day, there was moderate de-
mand, but an improved tone existed. Prices were
higher than on that day fortnight.
! Wheat advanced I'd, per 70 lbs.
Flour. Fine brands American brought ass, pei
Dbl. Ordinary l3s Sd.
Indian Corn. White sells at % 30s., and vel.
LONDON MONEY MARKET, Dec. 90. Money still
continues plenty. Consols closed Yesterday at 964
three per cents. 974 97a.
| American securities continue firm and in fair de
mand.
The bullion has increased in the Golfers of the
Bank of England to within trife of ,OOO, 900.
Russia. A Rauburg paper announces the discov.
cry of new and very extensive conspiracy in Rus
sia. Its focus was at Moscow, and its object t
depose the principal Russian officers. The coup d.
main against the Czar was to have been attempted
on new years day.
The consprators who have been hitherto discover
ed all belong the high nobility and to the Russian
national party. The party does not number a single
Pole, is exclusively aristocratc, and Russian.
Col. Webb and suite arrived at Liverpool by th'
Yorkshire, en- route to Vienna, to commence his di
plomatic duties at the Austrian court.
| The Journal du Havre states the authority of
private letter from the United States, that the cabine
at Washington have just admitted the justice of th'
demand for indemnities made by w. T. Poussin. ant
which was the origin of his disputes with Mr.
Clayton.
The British Parliament is to meet on the Sd o
| next month.
The Pope has not as yet returned to Rome.