Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1850-11-06

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Affairs tn England and France-Denmark and the
Duehies-Cohon Frmer-Breadsufs Firm-Su-
gars and Molasses aduanced, &c., &c.
Photographed for the Baltimore SUM-
HALIFAX, Oct. %. The royal steamer Canada,
arrived here at 10 o'clock this morning. She brings
dates from Liverpool to the 18th instant, and London
to the 18th, being three days later than the advices
by the Pacific. She left in about hour, for Bos-
ton. She made the run to Halifax in less than nine
days.
ENGLAND. The political and general news since
the sailing of the Pacific, is, regards England
without interest.
Five new Bishoprics have been created in the An
glo-Catholic Church. Cardinal Wsmer has receiv-
ed the Archbishopric in Ireland.
The farming operations for the spring crop have
commenced upon an extensive scale.
FRANCE. The revenue returns for the past nine
months have been polished, and show an increase
OF $4,000 francs over the same period last year.
The National asserts the probability of consid-
erable modification of the Cabinet taking place.
The Presidents treatment of the army is the sub
ject OF much comment in the various journals. The
cries Of the army will be pu, down, and string
en measures taken to prevent nsurbordinaon in the
army, or any feeling to threaten the republic.
The Republican and Orleans parties respectively
have become consolidated, white the Legitmist aud
Bonapar,ist factions are daily becoming weaker
BY telegraph, we have advces from Paris to
Thursday, which that it s reported that if to-
wards the end of the Presidents tour it should be
thought right to ask the country to decide be.
tween monarchy and republic. it was promised
to throw no obstacle in the way Of such proceeding
DENMARK AND TIE DucH1Es. Nothing new has
occurred in the relative positions of the armies since
the assault upon Frederichstadt. 1t is confidently
asserted that dipiomatiss will be called in to adjust
the difficulties with Hesse Casse. All the newly
appointed ministers strong adherents to the Con-
stituton. The popular voice is said to be greatly in
their favor The revolutionary feeling is increasing
upwards Of two hundred officers have resigned
their commissions in the army, which is now in a
most disorganized state.
According to letters from Frankfort, it is said to be
the intention of the eector Of Hasse Casse to abdi-
cate. The Prince of the Cassel will succeed him.
In the last sitting of the College of Princes at
Berlin, NJ. de Radowi,z formally announced that the
Prussian Government would not suffer the Federal
Assembly to meet at Frankfort.
A Congress of Deputies of all different committees
had been established 10 raise funds, support of the
Schleswig- Hols,ein war. Nothing special has been
effected. however, beyond the publication cf an ad.
dress, and the passage Of some strong resolutions.
TRs MARKETS. LIvEarooL~ ~CorroN MARKET, DC.
ToBER l9. The Circular of Messrs. Holt e. Go. no.
tces better feeling in the cotton market since the
early part of the week. the depression then prevailing
having passed away, and with slight yielding in
prices, although the quotations current last week
are reported by the committee of brokers as current
this week, and the market can be said really pre-.
sent no new feature except at the very latest
there was somewhat more frmness. The week;
sales amount to $3.50 bales.
Tobacco continues in good demand, and prices Inl
ly sustained.
Breadstuffs. In -four there is no change to not ce
Sales making freely full prices as quoted as
week. There is change to notice in wheat-a fai
demand. Indian Corn is steady without alteration
in prices.
HAvRE MARKET. Oct. l6. Cotton. Sales of th
day l.044 bales. at advancing rates. Sales of this
week $500 bales.