North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-05-31
ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA

ARRIVAL OF THE STEAMER CANADA
Three days later from Europe-EngLand- Dissolution
q me M.nsstry .3nfietpated-Fran Discomfort IN
Lta4y--RdDiccs from lite Cape Of Good Hope--IHe
MGrkets-C0ttOn Urehanged-FIo,sr Depressed, 5rc.
HALIFAX, May 26. IL, P. M. The steamer Cana
da arrived here at P. NJ. with 81 passengers, A
OF whom are for Boston and 10 for Halifax She ex-
perenced very rough weather the 6rst three days
of her passage The news generally is unimporlant
ENGLAND. Crowds continue to flock to the Crys-
tai Palace. The Queen makes daily private visit.
The receipts of one day had been as high as f3 OOO
Season tickets still sell at first prices.
In the House of Co nmons, after some discussion,
the further consideration of the Ecclesiastical Titles
Bill was postponed to the 18th.
The Liverpool Journal says:
- We believe in condition to state that in
a week or two the ministry will resign, and Lord
Stanley will accept office. We are, at all events,
quite certain that this occurrence Is expected by all
the Government officials to follow immediately On MI
Baylies T. eylon notion upon which 1t Is calculated
the ministry will be left III minority. LORD Stanley
is now prepared to form an Administration
FRANCE. Gen. Cavaignac is now prominently put
forward as candidate for the Presidency and receV-
es the support OF M. Emile Glrardn. The leading
journals to favor his views. Great preparations
being made by parties for the approaching election
Gen. Durreir, the Government candidate, Is elected
from the department of the Saunes.
The Journal de Messages has been seized for
nouncng that fourteen Regim have been ordered
to Paris and reiterating the statement correct.
! ITALY. Italy gives signs of discontent. The ev-
pleted by Russia OIL the 18th instant.
| CAPE OF GcoD HOPE. Advices from the Cape Of
Good Hope to the 4th of April have been received
The intelligence Is most unsatisfactory.
Sir Henry Smith had been compelled to fall back
upon King WILLIAMSON, his force being inadequate
to undertake anything like comprehensive military
scheme. To defeat the kafirs by Col Somerset Oh
! ly melted the various tribes to fresh hostties.
| The MARKETS Liverpool Cotton Market. On the
18th the demand being large and the quantity offer
! ing reduced, prices recovered to per 10. The
lowest point OF depression is probably past and bust
will doubtless resume its regular Sales
! of Cotton for the week 46, 900 bales.
I Flour is offered on easier terms, and decline OF
cd. per Dbl. has, in some instances been submitted
to- Indian Corn is in good demand. Wheat is in
fair request, at previous rates.
| Beef is dull. Pork is in moderate demand. Trans
actions chiefly confined to Irish, French, &C.,
owing to the short supply of American. Hams are
in request. Lard maintains last weeks advance
Tallow is I'D. lower and fiat.
Sugar maintains last weeks demand at steady rates
I Teas quiet. Congours sold at prices III favor
of buyers. Other kinds unchanged
u MONEY MARKET. Consus for June, on account.
Oh to 97s. American Stocks EXHIBIT increased actv
ty, and prices generally We're better. Money was il
more request.
A CHURCH RIGHTLY NAMED. The pew in Cal
vary Church, New York, lately sold at auction
for forty thousand dollars, and is said, that the
ciety, in addition a salary of five thousand dollars
per year, has given its Rector fifteen thousand dol
lars, furnished parsonage house, and insured hi:
life for len thousand dollars!
This church is rightly named it was at Noun
Calvary that the body OF Christ was crucifed ant
at this New York Calvary, tins mountain OF Prid
and sin, he is " crucified aresh and put TO opel
shame.''
Just think of Christ with little band of fishermen
going up and down the world doing good, wthou
Knowing where to lay his head, preaching from fish
ing boats among the poor, the sick, and the afflicted
gathering grain and rubbing of the chaf with
his hands appease his hunger, eating with thu
poor, tarrying night with those most despised
the world without popularity, despised, hated, re
vied, prosecuted; without salary, asking none, ye
continuing do good to his enemies, and in hi
last breath asking forgiveness for those who malice
him to the tree-just think OF Hun and his humbl
cause through poverty and abuse, and then think
Rt. Rev. DR.. Hawks, of n. Y, the protested disci
pie of this lowly MASTER in his forty thousand doa
church, with present of fifteen thousand dollars il
his pocket, and yearly salary of five thousand dol
lars with his life insured the amount of lie
thousand, that should he die his family may live
ideness and not to death in the bosom of hi
beloved church. Verify, if this be the religion of il
;, sus, it mas wonderfully changed since first preache
Z on the mountains and seaside, eighteen huI
. bred years ago! Gin. NOnparsI