North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-10-29
ARRIVAL OF THE HERMAN

| ARRIVAL OF THE HERMAN.
Arrival Of the Steamer Her1nann-IHree Days Late,
| from Europe.
| New YoRK October 23-3. y. m. The s,.ama,
| Hermann arrived at her wharf at "a. n M. to-dav,
She brings London dates to October sth and Liver.
pool to the 9TH.
Cotton in Liverpool on the 9Th was frmer. For
| lower grades of American sales were made of 7OOO
bales. In other quotations no change.
Flous was in good request at Cd advance Wheat
has advanced Sd. per bushel. Indian corn rather
neglected, and planting crops were easier 10 buv
Provisions were steady, but without activity,
In the grocery market no special change was no.
iceable. COTE 6rmer, with an upward tendency.
Tobacco in good request at previous prices.
Rice IA and l9 shilings.
The money market was easy Stocks sta.dv
wlthoutany material change in prices. Consols had
Auctuated, and closed at $50 81 for money
The steamer Pacihc arrived out on the 7th. The
rush to obtain admission to the great Worlds Exhj-
ton continues, If anything greater than ever The
OF Vslters is about one hundred thousand
day.
The Gazette Of Spain publishes several rova, ordi.
nances containing Improvements and reforms to he
introduced into the administration of Cuba
The great event and topic of conversation, when
the Hermann sailed, was the expected arrival of Kos
suth at Southampton-which was expected to take
place about the 18th of October-he having sailed
from Marsees on the LIST inst. Business matters in
England were improving. The influx of bullion into
the bank was beginning to be favorably felt in the
money market. Railway shares had advanced con-
siderably. The Hermann brings over 100 passen-
gers and small amount of freiSbt. F-''eA
The Queen of Spain has conferred pension of
1000 reals on the widow of General Emma on acconnt
of the gallant services of her husband
kossuth, before leaving Marseilles published an
address to the democrats of France in which he mem
tons the refusal of the French government to allow
him to pass through France. The Peupe at Marseil-
les were seized for some remarks made on the SUBJ
ect. The liberal portion of the Paris press compare
the action OF the city of London with that of the
French Government, and naming the persecution to
which cfod
terms OF the conduct of the government.
Private letters state that Lord Dudley Stuart had
received Intelligence that attempt would be made
to murder kossuth on his arrival at SOUTHAMPTON
Two Austrian females had left Vienna for that DUR
pose and the authorities had resolved to take every
Precdution to protect him from these fanatics.
.arrisal Of the Miagara-7Hree days later from
Europe.
New YoRK, Oct. 25,-l1 a. m. The steamship
Niagara has arrived with three days later news, and
bringing about ninety passengers.
ENGLAND. Little business had been transacted in
consequence of the Queens visit to Liverpool.
kossuth had not arrived at Southampton on the
10th instant, and much excitement existed there in
anticipation OF his arrival, which was momentarily
expected he having sailed from Marseies on the 3D.
on board of the Mississippi
The London Times had made violent attack on
Kossuth and his character and professions, which
had attracted great attention and caused much excite
ment.
London a probable
in the cabinet.
The Manchester market was without animation,
and in most cases goods and yarns lower. |
Freights were dull less oferng and lower rates
accepted.
The English papers are filed with accounts of the
reception of the Queen various cities on her way
to Liverpool. At the latter place the people received
her with the greatest marks of enthusiasm. She was
attended by no. military escort, and accompanied
by her husband, children, and very limited suite.
The intelligence that kossuth would probably reach
southampton as passenger In one of the Peninsu-
lar and Oriental CompaDy's steamers from Gibraltar
and not board the American national vessel, APP
pears TO have somewhat discouraged the people of
The revenue returns for the quarter ending on the
10th ofa highly satisfactory character Notwith-
standing the reduction OF taxation, they show an in
crease the corresponding quarter Of last year.
Accounts from Sydney state that gold continues to
be found in large quantities. and nearly the whole
Australian population were foekng there. The town
vanced so to 80 per cent.
FRANCE. The Prince de Joinville was offered the !
nomination for the northern department. but declined.
Reports of change in the ministry still
The Bourse agitaed, and the funds had declined
FiVes offered at 81 elf SOC.
ITALY. 1t is stated that there is doubt of the |
French troops leaving Italy. and the Pope will pro-
baby put himself under the protection of the Austrian
troops in Bologna. The Emperor left Lombardy for
Y Jenna on the I'd inst.
AUSTRIA Nothing decided was Known regarding
he ministerial crisis. The Austrian government, in
of its dissatisfaction with the release of
Kossuth, was assembling body of troops on the
frontier OF Turkish Corinta and Herzegovina, to de-
nand satisfaction of the Ottoman Porte for their per-
'ecutions of the Christian population.
TURKEY. Letters from lara to the Oath ult. state
hat the Governor of Bosnia had for Constan-
inople, and most of the troops stationed Bosnia
o proceed to Herzegovina.
MARKETS. Cotton closed at raes current at the sail
ng of the America, with sales of 900 bales. Fair
Orleans, 3d.; fair upland and Mobile, sgd. Expor-
ers took 1000 bales.
Flour during the week had advanced 81. Is,
With good demand. Wheat had advanced I'd. Corn I
vas scarce. Sales of yellow at 26 27s white. 81
2ss. ed. Indian meal, I3a I4s 3D. Western
iour, IL 1885,, Ohio. 10 eos.