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Especial Correspondence of the New York Herald

WASHINGTON, Nov. %, 1851.
The Spanish difficulty is deinitively settled, at las
the negotiations having been concluded this
ing Tie settlement is substantially as has already
been stated in the Herald. The Spanish Consul will
90 to New Orleans in Spanish national vessel, and
his flag is to be formally saluted Judge Sharke is
to 90 to Havana in a national vessel, and his flag is
also to be saluted.
The President will recommend to Congress to
make good all damages sustained by the Spanish
Consul. As for the losses sustained by the Spanish
residents they will seek their remedies in the conrs,
and it is promised that the government will afford
them every proper assistance.
/ The subject of execution and punishment of the
prisoners not broughtup neither did Spain make
demand for reimbursements for the expenses attend
ing the suppression of the invasion. Having treated
the prisoners pirates buccaneers. she precuded
herself from demanding damages from this govern
ment which the unfortunate individuals executed had
already paid with their lives. To have adopted diff
violated her treaty stiPuatons by summarily trying
our citizens, and thus inextrcaby to have involved
the difficulty by executing them she did. She
held that they had forfeited their citizenship and
themselves alone responsible for their conduct.
Will Mr.. Webster resign Who knows! One
day he says he will; the next day he is all ad:ft
again. His most intimate friends now deny that he
will, unless some contingency, not know known,
should arise.
Members of Congress focking in. The con-
for Speaker will probably be hot one, shadow
ing forth harmoniousness in the Presidential
Linn Boyd, of Kentucky, as the Southern promi-
nent candidate, it is believed, will be elected.
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state of North Carolina, pitt County

Court of Pleas aud Quarter Sessions Nov. Term, 1851.
The petition of Artemesa Whitfield, Elizabeth Whit
field and Jesse Thomas Whitfield, infant, by his
next friend, Jesse Bryan, Temple Whitfield,
Admir-. Of Benjamin Whitfield. Joel Whitfield, Ben
jamin Whitfield. Albania Corun, Marmaduke House.
Petition for Account
appearing to the satisfaction OF the Count that the
Adefendants, in this case, Joel Whitfield, Benjamin
Whitfield, and Albania Corun non-residents of this
State is therefore ordered that publication be made
in the North Carolina Standard for five weeks
sively, notifying the said residents appear The
next term of this Court, to be h:d for the County OF
Pitt at the Court House, in GreenviiIe, the first
Monday February neAt then aud there to make their
defence this petition. the will be taken pro
cOnfessO as to them and heard accordingly.
Witness, Henry Sheppard Clerk of our saId Court
at Office, in Granville, the first Monday of November,
and in the 10th year of American ndepe ndence A. D.
1851. Fl. SHEPPARD, C. C. G.
Nov. 20, 1851. (Pr. of Adv. $5623) S95-5w.
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/. NEWS ]FRoM THE RIO GRANDE.

THE abandonment of the Siege of Matamoras Confirm.
ed-Dseat Of Tie Insurgents.
I The report which published lately by telegraph
from New Orleans Of the abandonment of the siege
of Matamoras and the dissolution of the revolutiona
ry forces under Carvajal, is confirmed by the Rio
Bravo, OF the 9Th instant, received by last nights
Southern mail. We copy from that paper an account
of the operations of the contending forces, fol-
lows :ss,a ses.,sss F~.ss--s- s-ee--- srss tssssl
Thesforce of Csrvajal consisted of about 800 men
and a SIX FOUNDER, and Avaloss force in the city
amounted to about six hundred men, with pieces
OF artillery-six. nine and twelve Founders. These
guns were established in barricade batteries, Cod
pletely defending his headquarters and his position
| for ali his men. let'ts- a-r .sf- -7, va }'.-'
succession of assaults and skirmishes followed
this movement for seven or eight days, and both A.
mercans and Mexicans under Carvaia behaved gal
lanty, the contests being keen and spirited. On the
morning of the 30th ult., about daylight. Carvajal
determined to retire short distance recruit his
forces for another assault. q .a-artF
He arranged his temporary retreat in such man.
to chiefly place his Mexican forces in advance,
leaving Captain Walkers company, with some Mex
leans, as the guard of his column. They pro-
ceeded in this manner to designated point about IL
miles above Matarnoras, the Bravo river Hav-
ing obtained some four FIVE miles the advance of
his rear guard, Avalos's cavalry, amounting to 200
men, led by Col Portilla, made two attacks upon the
guard, headed by Captain Walker, and after
conflicts, were rePulsed with considerable loss.
During these combats the Mexican advance and
and centre composed of some Mexican batallions and
den panic and ingloriously fed-not even a compa-
ny dozen men could be rallied return to the
rescue of Walker; but this gallant officer was abun-
dainty able to rescue himself, and put Porto
and his superior forces to flight Caravajal proceeded
with his advance guard and forces up the river and
left Walker and the portion of his auxiliary forces.
who followed him to defend his rear. Capt. Wheate,
who commanded the noble six FOUNDER, which had
answered Avolos' batteries with much spirit, was
ordered to cast his gun into the river.
For the present Caravajal's forces are dispersed,
and only be recognized at Camargo some
other internal point, to resist the forces Of the Cen
trail government.
1t is announced that Caravajal still at Reyno-
sa, and would soon be completely recognized and
ready for the field with enormous force. The
Rancheros, who were with Caravajal to the number
of 900, with Avalos. Gen. Unaga, with force
of regulars, estimated variousy from 400 to 1900,
was marching to the frontier to aid Avaos. He was
believed to be at Victoria, in Tamaupas. Caravajal,
at the last advces, had removed his forces to point
commanding all the roads to Matamoras, and had a
force of Rangers in the neighborhood of that city.
There will be stirring events shortly, the Rio
Bravo says. ...... ..-..
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The price of Packages of Quarter Tickets only, is
advertised above.
The Managers Printed Drawing, endorsed by the
commissioners appointed or this purpose) by the Gov
Of Maryland in all sent to our Cores
pondents.
Letters always strongly and carefully sealed.
The purchasers of Packages of Tickets seldom have
than six chances against their drawing in Pack
age any Of the Capital Prizes, and one Package may
draw four of the highest Prizes. Two-thirds of the
Prizes sold in Packages of Tickets. .....
Please order few days BEFORE the Lotteries draw.
All Orders punctuay answered by the return mails.
Persons at distance from Baltimore, who wish For
tune Bucked their Backs,'' will find that 1t is only
necessary to enclose the price Gas laid down the above
schedule0 for Package of Single Tickets the Truly
Fortunate, Far-Famed and Old Established House of
PYFER & CO.
No. l LIGHT ST., Baltimore, Md.
Or, Box 524, Baltimore Post Office.
December l, 1851. 10
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6SOODS Ar WHOLESALE.

II AHNWELLER & BROTHER, respectfully in
N form Merchants, Planters and others, that they
are prepared to supply any amount of DRY GOODS,
READY MADE CLOTHING, BOOTS, SHOES,
&c. on the most favorable terms. They can success
fully compete with any southern market as all will md
on application.
We have the late Reading Room expressly fitted up
for the wholesale business.
Wilmington. Nov. l3, 1851. 6-ot.
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qrrspal of tbs Steamer salzanssoF5a days later from


New YoRK, Nov. %. The steamer Atlantic ar
rived this morning, bringing Liverpool Gates to the
18th instant, and "a passengers. Among the latte
is E. H. Thompson, bearer of dispatches from Lon
don. The Atlantic encountered rough weather the
coast. Her news is of special importance.
| ENGLAND. The steamer America arrived out on
the 9th.
| Kossuth was making preparations for his depart
ure on the 18th. He was everywhere received with
the greatest enthusiasm, and in his various addresses
had been loudly applauded. The Times describes
kossuth's reception at Manchester as the most en-
thusiasc he has yet met with. -tset..- -f'I.
| The new Lord Mayor of London was inaugurated
on the 10th. -... -tsaH5 rss...r e Hs
1t has been proposed that search be made for Sir
John franklin on the coast of Asia.
| 1t is stated that the French and English govern
ments have presented an explicit note to the Tuscan
government, protesting against the absorption of
cany by Austria. a. -ee-.a
France. Letters from Paris state that of the COM
mttee appointed examine and report upon the bill
proposed by the ministry for the repeal of the law of
the 3Ist of May, only two are in favor of the bill.
The socialists enraged at Louis Napoleon for hav
ing permitted the elections of representatives TO be
made under the electoral law of May. The debate
on the electoral law will commence on Thursday.
The democratic socialist committee of Paris has de-
clared that it will not take part in the election of the
3Oth instant in consequence of the law of the 3lst
of MAY, which curtails the elective franchise, and
recommends all republican electors pursue the same
course. a..., ...-- RI
The Bourse is dull. Paris was perfectly quiet.
SPAIN. The Madrid Cortes were opened on the
5th instant by royal decree. No speech deiv-
cred on tie occasion.
The ACCOMPLISHMENT of the Queen was not expected
to take place till December. -r..
The moderate party had completely triumphed at
the municipal elections. all ..-....,.-., ...-..
AUSTRIA. A fire occurred at Vespina on the 25th
ultimo, which destroyed 81 houses, and $50 out
houses and other buildings, occasoning very heavy
loss. The fire the result of carelessness.
DENMARK. letter from Copenhagen says that
the question of the succession to the throne had been
definitely settled.
ITALY. Accounts from Rome state that the French
troops were making new additions to the forti6ca-
tions of the Castle of St. Angelo. T.
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, Nov. IL. Cotton has been
very active and further advance of 3D., the sales
averaging $4,000 bales daily, of which 1000 bales
for speculation and export. The stock is gradu-
ally decreasing.
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Condition Of THE Markets.

NEW YoRK, Nov. IS. Stocks are active-sales al
first board of U. s. 6s, '67, at lls Canton at SO,
and Erie at SO. Sales at second board of Canton al
673, and Erie at SO. Flour is steady-sales of OOO
bbs. at So S75 for State brands, and Of 81 ls3
for Southern. Rye -four 50 IS; corn meal a5 a
50 81. Holders of wheat very firm, but buyers
DO not meet them. Sales of 1000 bushels Genesee
wheat at SO cents ST., and 1900 Michigan white a,
80 cents Sales of 10000 bushels mixed corn at &C
81 cents. Rye 60 cents; oats SO cents Provi.
sons are dull-sales of mess pork $I5, and prime
at Sl3 SO. Lard a 81 cents. Groceries are steady
and without change. Cotton is firm, with sales Of
2 OOO bales ar,EI - --t .s.+fia B
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PORTRAIT PAINTING.

PROFESSOR DEENSZINY, Miniature and Aqdar-
ell Painter begs leave inform the citizens of Ra-
leigh he offers them his professional services during
the present month Having successfully practsed the
fine ar,s in Europe and Ameca he Aattes himself that
he will be able give satisfaction to his patrons Some
of his work may be at the two Book Stores who
have kindly granted that permission and with whom or
ders for his services may be left and which will receive
prompt tteBtion He gives lessons in different styles
of painting Dwelling Gu1oNs HOTEL, Room No. l6'
November Ia. 1851. 4-St.
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$25 Reward.

DANAWAY from the subscriber the 2lst inst.
Ia Mulaito man, LEWIS, abont rs years OF age, six
Ieet high and carries hmselt very erecy; is Inteli
Mt and likely. He processes to be Barber and Shoe
maker. -... 3D.
Lewis was purchased short time since from a
Kentuckan, has been employed in driving horses and
mules, and is we'll known in Tennessee and North Ca
rolina He probably has pass, and is making his way
back to Kentucky, or to a Tree Stale
The above reward will be paid for the delivery OF
Lewis to the subscriber, in Columbia, s. c. or fol his
confineme in any Jail in any Southern State
j. NJ. E. SHARP.
Columbia, S. c., Oct. "a, 1851 sS5-3t.w.
Charlotte Hornets Nest. Goldsboro' Republicans
Lincoln Republican, N. c., Greenvile Spy, Knoxville
Plebian Tenn, will copy times, and send bills to
Palmetto State Banner, Columbia. S. C..
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SEVEN MORE SPEECHES BY KossUTH. In our
English papers, received last night there
OF eight more eloquent and wonderful speeches by
hossnth; There is also, what will be called by the
lault-hndng, another nomination by Kossuth, in his
great Manchester speech, of Robert ]. Walker for
ne next President of the United States. and also
plump vigorous and comprehensive declaration in
FAVOR OF freetrade and unrestricted commerce between
his ShaksPeran language, " the locomotive of great
political princples.'' Ban. Sun.
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NOTICE.

NHE Subscriber boys leave to to the citi-
of Raleigh and its vicinity, that he will open
about the goth of this month"; large and well selected
Stock of BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, VALICES,
CARPET BAGS, SATCHELS, &c., &C., which he
proposes to sell at reduced prices for cash. .,s
He hopes by keeping constantly on hand well as
sorted Stock and by untirng zeal and strict attention
to business to give satisfaction all who may favour
him with their patronage.
~ Farmers who have not purchased their Negroes
SHOES would find it their interest not to do
till they examine his stock.
H. O. GILL.
RALEIGH N c. Nov. H. 1851. 6-H
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A New Southern Enterprise!

Encourage Home Talent and Industry.
I1NHE ILLUSTRATED FAMILY FRIEND a new
| and elegant paper, published at Columbia, South
Carolina and Edited by S. A. Goldman, soics exami-
nation and challenges comparison with any Northern
Paper.
1t is large sheet magnifcently printed upon sPlen-
ded paper contains original tales sketches, poetry Agr
cultural articles and whatever else that will interest
intelligent community besides four elegant Engravings
each week. Terms. So per annum address eel.
S. A. GOODMAN & ]. J. LYONS;
Columbia South Carolina.
Nov. 90. 1851, g.
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CALL AT PROCTER'S
- SIGN of the R. r.. r.. RI

ND examine that lot of NEW AND BEAUTI-
N Full CLOTHING, just arrived.
Fine Blue Black, Brown, Green, and Olive Frock
and Dress Coats, at unprecedented Iew!prices.
Cheap Frock, Sack, and Over Goats, of every price
and variety.
Paletot Frocks and Over Goats, entirely new and
beautiful article, pronounced by all the most tasteful
garment OF the season.
Amy all of which will be sold extremely low for
cash, usual terms to punctual customers.
ISAAC PROCTOR.
Raleigh, Nov. 81, 1851. ..... O.
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The American Consul at Matamoras, F. ]. Wad-
dell, issued card the Both ult., in which he de-
Acunces the revoutionists set of miserable and
Aseraby mistaken Spectators, outlaws, adventures,
and robbers, and the editor of the Brownsville Rio
bravo as vile calumniator and hireling, preaching
iSsplne and murder. He says the patriotism of the
mexican followers of Carvajal is of that kind defined
~ ". johnson to be. "the last refuge Of scoun-
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NOTICE.

A MIDDLE-AGED LADY is DESTROYS Of obtaining
~ situation in family as House-keepe either in town
or country. She would have no objection TO taxing
in addition to her duties Housekeeper, give instruc
ton to the Children of the family in the rudmens OF
an English education.
Letters directed to A. B., Standard oif'ce' VIII "eeS
with prompt attention. q.
Raleigh, Nov. IL, 1851. 80"
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MANTE0 PAPER MILLS!
PkTTTnu AZ n

J. F. JOADAN, 81 Co. PreprietOrs.
THIS establishment few months since destroyed by
fire, having been rebuilt and furnished with Goddonr
Rice & Co.'S Fourdrihier Machinery, is again in
successful operation and turning very superior
article of NEWS, PRINTING, AND WRAPPING
PAPER. All orders will receive our best attention.
DR.. C. E. Johnson, having. by mutual consent, dis
posed of his interest to of the partners the style of
the firm will be as heretofore. . 81
JAMES F. JORDAN & co.
November lS, 1851. O.
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T. The FIRE ANN1HILAToR. 1t is said the reason
why Phillips fire annihilaIor is not yet introduced
here by the American company is that they have not
succeeded In compoundlng the chemicals properly.
They have failed in attempting it, and have sent for
person in England to come over and undertake the
matter.
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Massachusetts Deleeate Elections.

BosroN, Nov. "a, IL P. M. Returns from IS towns
show the election of IS coalitionists, 81 whigs and
81 no choice. The chances that the eoalifionsts
will have small majority in the Legislature. thus
securing the reelection of Gov Boutwell,. 81 towns
remain to be heard from.
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PLEASANT GROVE ACADEMY
WAKE FOREST, N. C.

u tine End Monday in January next, under the u
pervision of Mr. William NJ. Crenshaw, graduate of
Randolph Macon College. Mr.. Crenshaw comes highly
recommended by the faculty of said institution,-
great talent for mparng instruction, and possesses
good knowledge of human nature.
Students be prepared here for any College, for
the active pursuits of life.
This institution being permanent, and situated in a
neghborhood distinguished for its health and beautiful
scenery. liberal share of patronage will be expected
The Trustees are building new Academy II miles
from Forestville, which will be completed by the next
session.
TERMs-$7, $40, and $l5 per session of five months,
according to advancement No deduction except in
of protracted illness Board be obtained al Sc
per month. For further particulars address Dr.. w. H.
HEARTSFIELD, at Forestville.
By order of the Trustees.
N ev. "a, 1851. S95-t15Jan.
he Register will copy till 18th of January, weekly
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MUzzLING THE Pass. The official Dresden
Journal condenses all the reports of the proceedings
in England, at Southampton and elsewere. to half a
line, stating that IS M. Kossuth had landed - at the
above named port. The Constituionelle Zeitung, of
Dresden, which had published some of the move
ments, was Immediately seized.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-29

Over six hundred thousand dollars worth of postage
stamps have been issued from the Post Office De
partment at Washington since the first of July last.
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Further accounts by the .4tlantic.

Daly's bank at Paris had stopped payment, and
would pay only five shlings in the pound. The Ii
abilities were not very heavy.
Kossuth visited Birmingham on the 10th, and Man
chester the l1th, and hailed everywhere with
the most extraordinary display of popular enthusiasm.
procession, numbering some Isl, 900 persons, es-
corted him into Birmingham, where he was enter
tanned the anson OF Mr.. Coach. Owing to feeble
health, Kossuth confined himself to brief expressions
of thanks for the hearty welcome he received.
North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1852, 1851-11-29

The numerous friends of Maj. o. A. Buck, formerly
of this city, will be gratied hear that himself and
family escaped with safety from the wreck of the
schooner Tybee, on the coast of Georgia. The Ma
lor is at present Clerk in the Post Office Depart
ment at Washington, but being in feeble health, in
company with his family, about three weeks since
they left that city for Southern voyage. The YES
sci in which he embarked was wrecked, and after
suffering many hardships, himself and family arrived
safely in Savannah. We are glad to learn that he is
no worse since his exposure and privations. Mrs.
Buck and her infant not seriously unwelI.
Spirit of the Age,
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UTAH TERRITORY. 1t is stated in some of the pa
pers that the President will appoint new Governor
for Utah after the assembling of Congress, in
place of the Mormon, Brigham Young, who it is all
legged, breaches treason and violence.
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HEALTH OF EUROPE. The emperor of Austria, il
is said, is SO extremely weak that it is impossible for
him, Just at present, to get up alone (a) loan.
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NOTICE.

WAS Entered ON the Rangers Book of Chatham
w County, ON the 10Th of November. 1851 BY Jas:
F. oKelIey living the road from Raleigh to Chapel
HILL near Mooringsville white Horse supposed 70 %
p w no brands. JOSEPH HACKNEY, C. R.
November 18th, 1851. ...-'. D.
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Negroes for Sale!
nN Thursday, the LIST day of January next, shall
" proceed to sell for cash, to the highest bidder,
John NJ Ferres' Store, Wake County N. c., Is miles
North West of Raleigh, the following property one
negro old woman, two girls, two small boys,
and one woman and two small children.
CALVIN J. ROGERS,
Adm. with Will annexed,
of Dennis Grady, decd.
Nov. "a, 1851. - 10
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DISSOLUTION.

NHE Coparnership heretofore existing under the firm
of OLIVER & PROCTOR dissolved on the
9th instant by mutual consent. All persons having
partners for liquidation and those indebted earnestly
requested to make immediate payment longer indul-
gence. cannot be given. Mr. Oliver having made ar
leave here by the LIST of December next
the business will in future be conducted by ISAAC
PROCTOR, Che having purchased out Mr.. divers en-
tire interest at the Old Stand sign of the R. r. R. R.,
Fayetteville Street, Raleigh, N. e. - .as
THOMAS M. OLIVER,
-a- - ISAAC PROCTOR. ~ .
Raleigh, Oct. 18th, 1851. - .!s.5 loot
JOB Printing .t,9z - f-....
na.tI,r E,xeented ut the STANDARD Print. Office
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THE NOVELTY IRON WORKS.

To execute in tie very best manner, Locomotive and
Stationary e
..-. STEAM ENGINES,
Saw and Grist Mills, Will Gearing,
MACHINERY,
of every description,
IRON AND BRASS CASTINGS,
in every variety,
. SCREW CUTTING.
of any desired length and calibre having the most inn
proved machinery for the purpose to be found North
or South.
employ none but the very best workmen, and ex-
pect to put out none but the very best work.
The Novelty Works are under the exclusive manage
ment of practical Machinist. Mr.. H. G. BRUCE, who
has no superior, as Engineer and Machnist IN any
country This establishment erected exclusively
for the benefit of the Citizens of North Carolina and
them that they need go of the State
for anything in the above line Of business challenge
the World to produce finer STEAM ENGINE OF
better MILL than can be purchased at nay establish
ment. ...'. -..
d am now manufacturing several large and small
STEAM ENGINES
for Saw Mills to whh and to my facilities for Manu-
featuring them, would respectfully, call the attention
of the public ..-
All Communications must be postpaid and directed
to SILAS BURNS,
Raleigh,
N. G.
November IA, 1851. a
The Star will please copV.