North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-03-29
ARRIVAL OF THE sTEAMEp


Engiand-Ihe Mnistry-H Hungarian Er;l.. LIN.
-feisl.on Against Ecclesiastical Titles neead
The 0dGrkets-CottOn Unehanged-Flo,r- '';SS''0>>
Decline in Corn, dc. ur DuIL>
New YoRK, March %. 1851. The steame,
lin left Cowes on the 9th MARCH, at o,Ioa Fiank
P. M. On the 9th, at 9 A. M, she nas ,oSS 80
;. Mail steamer Washington, off Sieepv TUE tle
The Washington was bound for Southamrny,o- Island
The accounts of the Kafir war are frlIv co
A fair business doing in the manufacturin.
tricts but the Id. advance in cottons had lug Dis
maintained. ,1 no' Beer
ENGLAND. The Duke of Wellington r.co,.
ed the recall of Lord John Russell, together ;.
associates, to the Ministry, account of the ;Oataa
~ of Lord Stanley to form protectionst Min;uo,
The wing Premier has therefore again resumeS ~
relns OF power and no alteration in the cons tNo.
Of the Cabinet was likely to take place. "ucu'
The Papal Aggression bill was to undergo v.,.
notifications. A new budget was to be bronrL'U@
ward, and it is probable Sir James Grabam H
Aberdeen, and others, will form cabinet win S S
ministry. ET = WIN lie
The British Government has provided e.,
defray the expenses, passage, &C., to Amer;oa
two hundred and sixty-two Hungarian exiIes iNo,,
rived from Turkey. 'uS'a'
IRELAND. Fitzgerald, the well known D..
Priest, has forwarded to Lord Wellington pe, i@
against the ecclesiastical titles. The Duke IN "I
ter, says he will present the petition to the HoU
Lords, and support its prayer. N
| FRANCE. The Assembly met on Monday T.,
bureau to examine the budget for 1852, it wac S s
covered that the assimilation of the floating dh,I"
increased it to the sum of IL millions francs w;S
the past year. This afforded a subject of qonS a
conversation and apprehension in the political eir
Various suggestions were made for means to nc,.a
the receipts. This having been made knowu
had considerable effect on the Paris bourse So1.
tyf-ve's were selling at 94f24c. and sev o'se
three's 58f. I!
I e
from Austria recommends the refusal to comnIv i
the Russian demand. The Government is de,s, VIM
ed not to recede from these demands, and will II %
are not acceded to, prefer the organization of tho I
( Diet. Prince Metternch has been called nm, O IL
the Emperor for counsel respecting the re.orqsD,5
ton of the confederation. The Prince advised M, a
centraze Austria too vigorously, nor push pruss,
extremities lest the latter be forced throw bet
in the arms of revolution. He further adds thai d
gerous religious complications to be apprehendd
if Russia should be 100 much provoked.
SWITZERLAND. The Swiss government has ad.
dressed note to the cabinet at Vienna, PROMISING IN
appoint some other place of refuge for political fSg
tives, who have g wen umbrage to Austria.
Russia. The Emperor of Russia has preseued
the King of Prussia with a chain of the cross 0f
st. Andrew, thing never before conferred GU, of
the imperial family. 1t is valued at one million Of
ducats. $780,.
MARKETS. Cotton.-The total sales of Cot,m
during the past year, in Liverpool, amount to 256
100 bales. During the previous year the sales wer
394,57l bales. During the week ending It'll 23N
bales American, 266 do. Egyptian, $50 Maranhan,
$3.50 Surat, and so bales Bengal have been taken on
speculation; and 16O American, 20 Egyptian $50
Surat, and 2I0 Madras, for Egypt To-day we had
fair demand from the trade, and the sales of FRIDAY
amount to 5000 bales. Holders generally are firm.
though I'D decline has in some instances been sub.
mitted to, though there is really no quotable change
from last week.
On the 9TH the -four market of Liverpool was quiet
and prices remained the same as last week. Favor
BILE western winds brought large fleet of vessels
from the United States. Within four days the re-
ceipts of -four 36,O06 bbls. and $500 quarler
of Indian corn, besides considerable wheat Thu
sales of wheat and flour have been comparivey
limited, and former prices with difficulty obtained
Indian has declined Cd. to Is. per quarter In
London flour was held rather firmly previous prices
but no probability of an advance.
Sugars were dull, and much neglected, with thu
exception of West India's. $50
The Coffee market was stagnant good ordinar
and native Ceylon selling al ass. Cd. to 46s.
Molasses quiet. Naval stores-Moderate demand
without change in prices.
There continues good demand for provisions
without anv special change in prices-suppIy MOI
crate.
Tobacco scarce and in fair demand; prices
changed.
The money market easy, and without speci
change. Consols 968.
American stocks firm, and without change fro
last weeks quotations.