North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-09-20
ARRIVAL OF THE PACIFIC.

X,
c, Capt. Nye, arrived this morning at her Dock at
O'Clock, in days and seventeen and half hours
from Liverpool, bringing four days later intelligence
from Europe.
the great vocalist. She is accompanied by Mr.. Bra
ham, jr., Signor Mengis, and musical conductor.
Trade was excellent in France. The Councils
General continued to vote in favor of revision.
ENGLAND. The London Globe of the Sd instant
says that the announcement made by the Times that
morning respecting the discoveries of gold in Austria
liza, has had effect, it is felt that is addi-
ton of California supplies. No limit can be placed
the ultimate influence such influx of the pre-
cous metals may exercise upon trade in its various
notifications. The public, however, should be ex-
ceedingly cautious before they drawn into any
operations in connection with presumed gold mania.
The famous yacht America has been sold TO Colonel
De Blequiere for $1,000, $4,000. She cost
100000 here.
Great preparations are making at Liverpool for the
expected visit OF the Queen to that city, which is to
take place her return from Scotland in the early
part of October
Cotton at Liverpool was less buoyant. and closed
tamely. The sales Saturday were 5000 bales in.
GLIDING 1000 for export on Monday, 7,OOO 1850
speculation and export and on Tuesday 1000 OF
which 1000 were for export.
FRANCE. Letters from Paris state that the Prince
de Joinville had formed fixed resolu ton with re-
gard to the presidency, that he does not know wheth
er he will come forward as candidate or not, and
IN at he has authorized person to put his name for
ward. The letter written by NJ. Roger, and pub
lished authorized by the Prince.
The Steele states that the poatoe disease IS be COM
ing general. This, however, does not create much
alarm.
AUSTRIA. The Emperor of Austria has published
proclamation, declaring that Austria is henceorth
to be governed absolutely.
1Bu the Europa-three days later from Europe.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6. Cotton assumed a dull as
pect. Buyers find the feeling much in their favor.
The most qualities of America have dec lined
nearly during the week. The authorised quota
tious are Fair Mobile sgd fair Orleans cd Uplands
SID. The sales of the week $4,000 ba les, of
which spectators took 5000 exporters 5000 bales.
The sales of Friday 5000 bales-l,5O0 to
spectators and exporters Market closed quiet.
BRUrAL1rY OF EMMA. AS some pity has been ex-
pressed for the fate of General Emma, the Spanish
second Commander-in-chief, on account of his I'M
timely death, may well state fact which must
forever stain his memory. and deprive him of the
spect of all honorable After the second engage
me mt at Las Pozas, wounded officers and SOL
diers of the Spanish army having fallen into General
Lopez's possession, he despatched them, undera flag
of truce with note, stating that his LoPezs camp,
afforded means of tending these men properly, and
he therefore sent them General Emma. The wound
ed men had to be carried by six Of the expedition,
who, from motives of humanity, undertook the task
brought them Were then seized, and taken out and
shot This act of barbarity is only equalled by the
unparalleled enormty Of shooting wounded prisoners
in cold blood. A which Perpetrates such hru-
taIities cannot long exist. NelD Orleans Della.
CUBA GUARANTEED TO SPAIN. We notice in some
of the newspapers statement attributing to General
Jackson's administration treaty for securing
G uba to Spain. Nothing can be more absurd. Gem
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