North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-14
ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPE.

ARRIVAL OF THE EUROPE.
arrirul Of the Steamer Europe-Sepen days later from
New YoRK, May S-S, p. m. The steamship Eu-
rope arrived at early hour this morning from Liv-
erpool, whence she sailed on the 26th of April.
Commercial advices are important.
The news from England is important; both politi-
caly and commercially. The Parliament will reas-
semble on the 28th, when the income-tax bill and
other measures will be brought forward. The Pro-
estant agitation is carried with renewed vgo At
the grand banquet at Edinburgh on Tuesday, the at
tendance was very large. Lord clinton took the
chair. There is be similar demonstration in
London on the 29th Lord Richmond is 10 preside,
of course.
1t is confidently reported that the projections. par
ty are devsing schemes to bring about another min
isterial crisis Mr. Walpole has prepared series of
strong resolutions, which he proposes to move as
amendments to the Papa bill. These resolutions
perplex members who wish to stand well with their
constituents, and in all probability will
cure majority for them. Should they fail in the
House of Commons, they have strong hopes of eff
fecting their purposes in the House of Lords
The programme of opening the London Exhibition
has been Published, and gives general satisfaction
The holders of season tickets and certain number of
exhibitors are to be admitted to the CEREMONY 1t
intended to have grand procession by the Lord
Mayor and corporation of London, from Guidhali to
Hyde Park but project was not favorably received
Some elections had taken place in England and Ire
land. At Burton, Mr.. Fleshfeld (protectionst) was
returned by 1877 majority Moore O'Farrell (late
governor of Malta) obtained. the vacant seat from
Longford The Burton election was attended with
serious riot and was only terminated by calling out
the military. The crowd elamored for cheap bread
Eighteen OF tho ring leaders captured and lodged
in Bridewell.
The Catholics in Dublin had had large meeting
in opposition to The Papal aggression bill, Tuesday
The attendance was large. Mr. REYNOLDS NJ p
presided, and meeting of the Catholics from all
parts of Ireland was resolved on to be held in Dub
lin on the 29th. Seventeen prelates, including three
azchbishoPs, signifed their approval of the meeting.
notice appears, requesting exhibitors at the Lon
don Fair to arrange their articles immediately af-
ter the 2Sth no will be admitted but those en-
gagged to adjust the goods.
The legation at BerHe, has objected 10 allowing the
Swiss government to send tie French refugees to
England. America is, therefore, the only country
willing to receive them.
The al-absorbing topic Of discussion at Paris is
the presidential election. The republican party are
still divided to candidates. The moderates will
support General Cavaignac the uras desire to sup
port some one OF socialist well as democratic
views. The combined resistance which the two
wings offer to the Bonapar;e policy consists in mo-
tons to revise the constitution whilst the electoral
law may exist. The Ely see organs are busily en-
gagged in assailing liberal views.
At the meeting of the Assembly the 24th
motion proposed to allow newspapers to be sold
in the Streets which was rejected by yeas 226, uays
4O3.
Funds have declined on account of the unsettled
state of political affairs
1t is stated that Guizo will be candidate for one
of the departments. He is understood to be an adj
vocae of the prolongaon of the presidential power
The government of Spain is endeavoring to secure
the extingCishment of the national debt, and exacts
a pledge from every deputy to favor the accomplish
ment of that purpose. The government desires, in
concert with England, TO assist Portugal against the
rebellious Duke of Saldana.
THE MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, April 25. The Canada from Boston,
arrived the evening of the 2lst, and the accounts
by her being conrmatory of the short-crop esti
mates, complete panic has taken place in cotton.
Holders have lost all confidence and forcing their
stocks upon the market regardless of price. The de-
slime in American descriptions is fully three-eghts,
md in several instances further reduction has been
submitted to-
The sales Of the week have been %, TO bales, Of
which spectators have taken 1900, and exporters
1890 bales. The official quotations. which must be
considered nominal, follows: Fair Orleans, II
air Mobile, 81 fair UpIands, 6b middIing. G3 g
md 68d.; inferior and ordinary Gid, and and 3D.
Yer Id.
The stock of cotton in this port is $4,000 bales,
# which 3Sl 900 bales American, against a stock
It this time last year of $4,000 bales, of which
AS, 900 were American. Trade in Manchester has
een dull and the prices of yarns and goods suitable
or export have been lower, whilst there has been
more doing in goods for home consumption.