Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1851-05-21
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
New YoRK, May liam. The American steam
er Arctic arrived here this morning. She left Liver
pool on the 3lst April, bringing London dates 10 the
29th, and fourteen passengers.
The steamer Baltic arrived at Liverpool on the
2Sth April, at o'clock, p. m. She encountered se-
we're weather during the entire route.
ENG1 AND.-The prot ctionist meeting held in Lon
don on Tuesday we'll attended 5000 persons
were present at Drury Lane Theatre, and supple
mentary gathering Of those who could not gain ac-
cess there was held at st. Martins Hall. The Duke
Of Richmond presided at the former place. and the
Earl of Spencer at the latter The speeches made
imbodied the usual doctrines of the protectonists.
Every exertion is being made to open the great
exhibition with eclat. The Lord Chief Justice of the
Queens bench, however, refused to suspend the stt
ings of the cour: for the purpose OF attending the
Fair the first day.
FRANCE. The news from France is not important.
Gen. D'fautville has been reprmanded by the Min
lister of War for his conduct in regard the capture
Of the village of Seloum, in Africa. The Presse
approves OF the order 1t is said this act the part
OF the President will initiate greatly against his
election.
of NeufchateI the reply of the French government
relative to the passage through France for America.
The cost of their transportation is to be placed at the
charge of the canton.
SPAlN.-The Netherland government, at the request
OF Spain, has undertaken to effect a meditation of
the differences existing since 1920 relative to in
denniy money due for Spanish vessels.
lTALY.-The Neapolilan government is said to
subject all travellers from the North to quarantine
OF twenty-one days account of the plague having
appeared at Genoa.
Observation-Disclosures by the I.evant mail states
that Greece is greatly infested with robbers.
LIVERPOOL CoTToN MARKET, April 80. The cot
ton u'arket has been very dull during the past four
days. On Saturday the sales reached 5000 bales,
including 1000 American on speculation. On Mon
| day the demand was languid-buyers were desirous
of learning the advices brought by the Baltic which
arrived on the same evening, and the sales We're linn
tied, amounting to 5000 bales only, which included
few for export. On Tuesday the market opened
very dull, and continued so throughout the day-the
transactions being but 1000 bales at decline of 3D.
per Id. The transactions Of the three days amount
to 900 bales, hich included 500 Srat 3d.;
also 10 Egyptian at II 3d.; 22O Peruvian at Il
lOd.; Bahia. - SD; 90 Maranham at Sid, and
about 900 American. The official quotations are ::
Fair Orleans. I'D; fair Mobile, 6fd.; fair Uplands,
Gad. per ID. The trade has been much depressed.
New YoRK, May 10, 1851. .Presentoccupalion Of
the HeGreus-Jenny -Nuretzek--your-
'a'ism. TN Neao Yorh-Alr. Raymond. The weather
to-day is warm and summery, the city Is full Of
strangers, and the streets thronged with pous
visitors from all parts Of the country. Among the
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many eminent ciergymen from the other side Of the
Poloi'ac. The Steamboat knckerbockeT brought
from Stonington yesterday morning less than fit.
teen hundred passengers and all the boats and rail-
road cars Came in filled with visitors. The
OF Jenny Lind last night, at Castle Garden, was
veritable triumph for her and Barnuln. There Was
larger audience than that which first greeted her at
the same place when she sang the first time in the
New w orld. She is thought thinner than she was
when she left her southern tour, but seemed tull
inf
addition of Savi, the Havonese tenor, her aids is
great acquisition. He has voice of remarkable
sweetness and great compass but not of great power.
Sa!vj. like majority oil the musicians who have
visited us lately, is an Israete. The Jews appear
to have adopted the musical profession account Of
Its profits. Herr, Sivori, Max Maretzek Fori, Leo
pold DeMeyer, Sanquirico, Miska Hauser, Bochsa,
bertucca, and good many of our musical artists Ut
less note, all lsraetes. So, too, are the greater
number ct the most celebrated of the living coupos-
ers OF Europe Max Mare,zek imported last winter
an entire troupe of dancing Jews for the Asor Place
Opera House, who are starring it threugh the
southwest, and astonishing the Inhabitants by their
'cu,ty sarks - and pruuset,es.
A rather queer experiment; in journalism has been
made here III the ISSUE OF the first number of news
paper, on the model Of the London Times as far as
looks ago, called the Uhite Mans Newspaper. The
names OF the editors published but it is UNDER
stood to be the offspring of &. q. Foster of the Doy
Book, and Charles Edward Lester, of a variety of
literary undertakings. These gentlemen are both
well known for their ultra southern leanings and the
title OF their paper. which may sound rather oddly to
those who do not understand its ueaning, is meant
to Indicate that they entirely free from any tain,
OF abotlonism. Speaking of newspapers, it is true
that MIR. Raymond has ceased 10 have any connexio
with the Courier and Enqarer, and that his return
from Europe, whittier he has gone, for The oseusbe
purpose OF recruiting his health, he will establish
small daily paper on the plan Of the Tribune.
Cor. Of Repubiic
The Hi|lsborough Recorder publishes the follow.
ing extract from letter it's editor from Coi. j. H.
Wheeler. The forthcoming work Of Col. Wheeler
Is looked Tor with much interest by all who feel any
desire to learn the true history u the early struggles
OF the patriots of the revolution and also those mat
ters which the patient industry and energy of the
author assure us will be of much importance to the
people of the State.
- have recently procured from England, from the
Officers of the Board of Trade and Plantations, ma
ny valuable manuscripts relative early history
never published. They throw food of light upon
the early history of our country. In this glowing
record no county shines brighter than does Orange
The real character Of the affairs of l77l the motives
of the actors, their ends and Objects have never been
understood. The record shall spe ak and prove lha,
the germ of liberty truly gendered il. this region
where the first blood of the colonists was spilled in
these United States % Ell " 80.
A HuNpRED YEARS Aoo. A. hundred years ago
stupid German monarch reigned these United
States-then colonies of Great Britain and on the
whole earth, with the exception of Switzerland. there
was not single republic of anV pretensions hnn.