The North-Carolinian. [volume] (Fayetteville [N.C.]) 1839-1861, 1850-03-16
Late From Europe,

ARRIVAL OF THE CANADA
-I'"rkey and Hungary--aH quiet IN France
decline in cotton and 6readstufs -Provi-
sions firm, SC.
The royal mail steamer Canada arrived a,
Halifax on the eth instant, bringing dates from
Liverpool to the 23d ut
ENGLAND.
There is nothing Of great importance from
England, beyond the fact that Parliament has
been engaged iii debating the free trade policy
of government. On the free trade question OF
policy, the ministers were sustained by MAORI
ty of only 81.
1t is recommended by the ministry to abolish
prohbitory duties. by the substitution Of such
protective duties may be required.
The U. s. Minister had arrived at Vienna, en-
route for St. Petersburg
AUSTRIA
The Austrian fleet preparing to sail for
Greece, tor the purpose of opposing Sir William
Parker.
The people of Hungary beginning to ex-
press the strongest feelings of hatred towards the
government. Count Feleike has been released
from custody. The sentence Of death had been
passed % Hungarian officers; but, the 10th
of January, their sentence was commuted by Ba-
ron Hayna to terms of imprisonment, varying
from ) to 10 years.
AUSTRIA AND TURKEY.
The Hungarian refugees have been sent to the
Asiatic provinces of Turkey.
The recent attempt to assassinate Kossuth is
undergoing strict investigation by the Turkish
government. Austria has not yet resumed rela-
tions with the Porte.
FRANCE.
The emeute in Paris has been ef1ectually put
down. The socialists organized for grand
demonstration on the 9th March. Military pre-
paratons have been made to keep peace under a
kind of civil and martial law. Louis Napoleon
is losing popularity. The French have offered
mediation in the Greek question.
Paris is quiet. No serious disturbance have
occurred in the southern provinces. The gov
ernlnent devisng means to quell any demon
straton of dissatisfaction: for which purpose the
country has been divided into four grand military
divisions, over which generals have been placed,
with extraordinary discretionary powers. The
Assembly has been chiefly engaged in discussing
the constitutional bill, which NJ. Theirs has
withdrawn his support from the government.
Admiral Parker is still continuing blockade
at Greece, where great number of mere antmen n
and several corvettes belonging to Greece are in
the Straits. King Otho is much beloved by his
people. The Prussian constitution has been
adopted and sworn to by the King, and ratified.
The Danish question in the duchies is far from
settlement
Liverpool Cotton Market. Feb. 23.-The cot
ton market has been depressed, and decline of
fully ID per ID has taken place during the fort
night. The committees quotations are, for fair
upland and Mobile. cd; fair Orleans, cd.
Sales during the two weeks amount to 10 900
bales, and during the last week 1000 bales, of
which IL 900 in all were taken by spectators.
The corn market has been much depressed,
and prices almost nominal yellow quoted
at 27s., 2ss., and white at 3Os 30s. cd per
quarter. Wheat was quiet.
Flour.-The closing prices for the best wes-
tern canal were 22s 22s. cd. per bbl.; Phila-
delphia and Baltimore, 23s. 23s Sd.
American provisions have improved; new
weston bacon, 32s. 31s.: fine do, 3Gs 37s per
cwt. Lard has advanced, aud is in fair request
at 33s