North Carolina standard., 1851-08-09
ARRIVAL OF THE ATLANTIC.

ARRIVAL Or The ATLANIlC.
NEW YoRK, August 3. The steamer Atlantic has
arrived with hundred and thirty-two passengers.
The Europa had arrived out. Cotton was depressed,
and had declined ] fair Orleans, Sd; fair Mobile
and uplands, 81 Sales since Niagara fifteen thou
sand bales. Sales, Wednesday to noon, three thou
sand bales; rates barely supported. Flour and wheat
quiet, fraction lower Corn frmer and active Pro-
visions unchanged. Sugar and tea tending down.
ward. Coffee unchanged.
The money market was inactive; consols steady !;
Maryland SIS, 7O5; Pennsylvania SIS S24 924.
Manchester market dull. Yarns and cloths de-
clned.
ENGLAND. The House of Commons has refused
to allow Mr. Solomans, the Jewish member, to take
his seat.
The Papal Aggression bill passed to second read
ing in the House of Lords. -.a
Al LIVERPOOL, on the 22d ut., G. Wright ir
failed for g6O,OOO and T. & w. Stocks for g2O 600
both caused by the decline in cotton.
The receipts at the exhibition Monday were
gS, $40.
been defeated in the Assembly. For revision, 446 !;
against 227-not two-thirds required by the con-
stuon. The subject engrosses the entire attention
of the public.
latve to petitions for revision.
1t was reported that the whole ministry resigned
on Monday, but this was not believed at London.
.Arrival Of the Europn.-zHree days later.
HALIFAX, August 4-2, p. m. The steamer Eu-
ropa has arrived bringing Liverpool dates to the e6th
ult Her mail will be due al Boston tomorrow night
at 10 o'clock. She brings 80 passengers.
Off Halifax the Europa into fishing schooner
and sunk her. Fourteen of the were saved and
one drowned
France remained tranquil The ministers had re-
signed, but President Bonaparte refused to accept
their designations.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, July &c. The total decline
in cotton for the week is nearly Id The sales have
been 10000 bales of which exporters and spectators
took 10000. The quotations of fair Orleans 53d
e. n L-l-
Breadsufs have slightly improved since the Atlantic
sailed. Bacon has advanced Is. Coffee, tea, and
sugar are dull, and prices tend downward. Tobacco
is quiet. Consols have advanced since the Atlantic
sailed. American securities are steady. Trade in
the featuring districts has improved The politi-
cal and general news possesses little interest.
T Telegraphed for the Baltimore Sun.
ArriUdi Of the Steamer Europa at BOstOn-COrfu fusiOn
at Rome.
BosToN, August 5th. The Europa arrived at her
wharf 81 o'clock this afternoon. Her mails will
reach Baltimore on Thursday morning.
The French Assembly expected to adjourn on
the 25th of August till the Goth of October. The
harvest is very fair.
Accounts from Italy represent the utmost confusion
as prevailing in the Pope's domnons, At Farnaa
the Austrans had conflict with the citizens, in
sequence of the assassination of the Lieutenant of
the troops. Several persons were shot. The Pope
returned to Rome the 18TH
Venice opened free ports on the 24th.
Col. Ruffin is doing effective service below, and
he is ably represented in this County by DR.. Ward
Of Greene, and others.
At Indian Springs, on last Friday, Mr.. Robinson
of this paper and Mr. Strong of the Telegraph, rep
resented the Candidates of their respective parties.
The meeting large one, and the audience or
Derby and attentive OF the result of the debate we
will forbear to speak, as we never bl0w o,On
'rumDet We will only Say that all is right in that
precinct
Cross Roads District The debate here was con-
Quoted by Dr. Ward on the part of Col. Ruffn, Mr..
Strong of the Telegraph appearing for Mr.. Starly.
We speak the sentiment of every Democrat present
when say that DR.. Ward fayed Mr.. Stanly from
head to foot. Ee exposed the of his past pc
itical life, unmasked the hypocrisy of his present
professions, and held up to the and ridicule
which they merit, his claims to be Jackson Demo
crat.
The Doctor, in thrilling, impressive, and truthful
language, explained the votes of Mr.. Stanly in the
last Congress, proved that they wee hostile to the
with his own professions. The speech of DR.. Ward
will long be remembered by the friends of Southern
Rights in the Cross Roads District.
The rePly of Mr.. Strong was as good as bad
cause would admit. othe qualities of good speak
er, Mr.. Strong has added that of liberal education.
But although they were all brought 10 bear against
mis- antagonist, in our opinion he failed to force him
from single position. He did not pretend to just-
" MIR. Stanly in any of those votes that be
regarded test of principle, and labored chiefly to
prove that Col. Ruffn is Disunionst. In this he
signally failed, as he no doubt expected to do.
The editor found something very g funny to con-
END against, and loudly complained that DR.. Ward
lid advocate the doctrines of the Southern Rights
party, because he did not advocate disunon. He
red to follow Stanly's track possible by
ienying the Democrats the right to speak for them
selves, but all would not do.
The Doctor stood on the platform of the Newbern
Convention and clearly proved, heretofore charged
~ this paper that Sanly is the real Disunionst in
is much as he goes for Union without Constitu-
ion, mailer t0hat C0ngres does refuses to do'
GoldsbOrough Rep and Patriot.
ORIENTAL1sM. Although not relishng the task of
the progress of |" 6lOomerism," yet we
annot allow the splendid exhibition of it which was
pade in yesterday TO pass unnoticed. One
If the sable goddesses of the city Promenaded the
streets in the richest Oriental costume. A splendid
ed velvet spencer--a magnificent tiara, surmounted
white exnusitlY Xrought: