North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-07-19
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| - ARRIVAL OF THE FRANKEIN.
new 1oRK, July l4-IO, a.. m. The STEAMSHIP
franklin arrived this morning an an eaF,y bour He
news, commercially, is. unfavorab'e. s7a
ne franklin brings upwards of 100 passengers
and large and valuable freight. tss = r.
/ The Asia had arrived out in 10 dave and 2 5ours
and the Pacific in 10 days and 6 hours.
The Liverpool cotton market was fiat at decline
OF 3D. since Friday. The sales on the 28th of June
were $500 bales, and on the Both O. GOO balee
Flour had declined 2s per barrel, wheat I'd q AL
per bushei and corn Is per quarter. Oats and bar.
ley were Is per bushe easier, and oatmeal Cd per
load lower.
The London market had also declined in CON-
sequence of the fine weather
Monetary advices were favorable money was ca
sy, and the bullion in the Bank of England was in.
creasing.
-. CsEcoND DESPATCH.
New YoRK, July I4-2, p. m.
ENGLAND. Nothing of importance had transpiIed
in Parliament. The visiters to the great exhibition
are decreasing The number on the LIST of July was
$1,000.
riot occurred at Liverpool on the 18th ult. be-
tween the police and the soldiers of the 9lst regi-
men which resulted in the arrest of several Of the
men belonging to the regiment for being concerned
in the attra5 of a few nights previous.
The Earl of Derby died the 30tI, and Earl
Stanly succeeds 10 his title.
The overland mail, with dates from Calcutta of the
18th and Bombay of the Goth May, had arrived. The
commercial accounts were unfavorable.
The Atlantic left Liverpool on the 23d for New
York.
The Lord Mayor gave magnificent entertainment
to the managers of The great exhibition the 28tI.
IRELAND. The accounts from this country are of
little interest. The ou rnals greatly ncensed
the determination of the commissioners with regard
to the line of steamships from Galway 10 America.
FRANCE. The Presidents visit to Poctiers is the
leading topic His speech is expected be strong
ly conservative in its character.
M. de Tocqueville is busily engaged drawing up
reports in favor of revision of the constitution
which it is expected will be presented to the Assem-
bly, the 7h of July. The petition in favor of this
revision of the constitution has been failure the
whole number of signatures only being LOCO, 900,
and large number of these have never been electors
The accounts from the agricultural districts are
most cheering.
SPAIN. despatch from Madrid, dated the 2eth,
that vote of confidence had been taken in the
Corez, and motion in favor of the ministry had
been carried by vote Of ls4 TO 81. Much debate
had ensued the subject of the floating debt, but
no decision had been arrived at.
SWITZERLAND. Letters from Berne announce the
death of Count de Mulinen, formerly minister of
Wurtemberg.
GERMANY. Accounts from Frankfort state that
Austria, in reply to Prussias demand TOR the disn-
corporation of her nom German States had expressed
her determination only concede her demand by the
consent of all the German States.
ITALY. The Sandman Chambers had approved
the ZoilVerein treaty without debate, and had af-
frmed the treaty with Switzerland. The King of
Sardinia about 10 retire to Gaeta for the summer.