Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-08-04

press is running them off so fast that it keeps six
hands folding them. E
| Mr.. Outlaw says that though he told the Editor
of the Republic he declined to sign the Gard Of
! Toombs and Stephens, yet he had authorized no
one to Intimate that he would vote for Scott.
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! Probable Settlement Of the Fishery Difficulties.
WASHINGTON, July 90. Private ad vices from III q
North state that the fishing difficulties will probably
be now seed-or rather that the British orders for
the enforcement of the Pretensons of the British
Government will be suspended or revoked. This ex-
pertinent is found by those who prompted II, not to
be, likely to promote any negotiation concerning re-
cprociiy even if such was the object OF the British
ministry, which doubt.
1t is not probable that Lord Derby-exclusively
British and altogether tory as he is-cares button
about the Canadian project of reciprocity. He was
urged, it is said, by the cooniss retaate upon the
United States and he easily led to take this mode
Of showing his contempt for the power and national
character of the American Union. That he has for
gotten what had passed on the subject in 1916,
Mr. Webster charitaby suPposes. is not SO probable,
that he utterly careless of the character and
consequences of this act.
The Ministry may be induced to suspend the exc
cuton of The orders. Perhaps it not intended to
enforce them.
Gen. Scott and the alabama STATES Rights Committee.
| MONTGOMERY, Ala, July 90, 1882 Gen. SCOTS.
answer to our Southern Rights Committee has been
received by it in this city. 1t is very short. he
he will not write other political letter. and
refers to his letter accepting The nomination Of the
| Wing National Convention.
Burning of Steamer Henry C1y-Further Particulars.
New foRK, July 90. Twenty three bodies We're
recovered last night the of the late disaster
the Hudson river-of these, fifteen females.
Among them the following, which have beer
recognized Mrs. Bancroft, wife OF Stacey Bancroft,
merchant of Philadelphia Mr. and Mrs. Owen Fem
NELL Wilmington, N. c.; A. c.. Downing, editor of
( =. The Arric - w r wife
and daughter Cincinnati; Geo. K. Marchey, resi-.
dence unknown; Prof. Bartlett, Collegiate Institute,
Poughkeepshre; Stephen Allen mayor of New
York, and wife; Mrs. Bailey, wife Of Prof. Bailey,
West Point, and two children; Jno l.. Thompson.
Lancaster, Pa. Miss Moore, Tennessee; wife and
child of Adam Murray, Chicago; VIM. h. Whitock,
| New FORK l.. s. Haskell, Laurel Hill, New Jersey,
injured; Miss Tucker of MilledgeviIle, Ca; and
Willis B. Prescott of Louisiana.
Between fifty and sixty passengers still miss=-
ing.
The boat was valued at $4,000, and was fully,
insured. William Radford owned $4,000 worth Of
stock in her.
Captain Golfers testimony before the cOToner'ss
Jury renders it certain that the steamer engaged
in racing at the time the calamity occurred.
lot of baggage has been recovered, with the fol-
lowing Initials, Sc, marked thereon NJ. A. F., Will
mington, n. C.; J. G. Brougham Detroit, Mlsslssip-
pi; H. Clements, Whining ton; L. E. 3. Whining
ton.
Further from the Henry Clay Disaster.
! New York, Jny 80. Up to this time fifty -Dine'
dead bodies have been recovered from the wreck of
| the Henry Clay. Lucian Robinson. eminent law
yer, is supposed to be among the lost The hull of the
steamer will be raised tomorrow, and Is expected
many dead bodies will be found rnder it.
The owners of the boat PUBLISH card, denying
that she was racing, and stating that agreement
had been entered into by the owners of both boats
not to race.
! Sailing of the Asia.
NEW YoRK, July %. The Asia sailed to-day
| with andS 324 .O00. in SDeca,
Among the passengers was MIR. Hunter, Of Ala.,-
who goes out as bearer of dispatches.
Arrival of the Steamer Europa:
| New York, July %. The steamer Europa has
rived, with Liverpool dates to the I7th inst.
! The steamship franklin arrived at Southampton
on the 18th. The Europa passed the Niagara a few
hours after leaving Liverpool.
The elections were over, and the Derby Ministry
will find itself in minority OF about one hundred In
! the House of Commons.
! In the cities of Cork, Limerick and Belfast,
well in other parts of Ireland, the election was the
source of several terrible popular outbreaks. The
military ca lied out in nearly every instance, to-
quell the riots, which they succeeded In doing after
shooting down many of the more rotously disposed
! BELGIUM. The resignation. OF the Ministry has
| been accepted and new Cabinet formed.
| SWITZERLAND. A treaty of Commerce between
the United States and Switzerland has been agreed
upon.
ITALY. Letters,from kossuth have been seized in
Italy and to Vienna. The result is the arrest of
large number of suspected persons in Italy, by au-
thority OF The Austrian Government.
| rHT BBRsrEss WAR. The British forces In Bur-
NAH have stormed the town OF Besyin; killing. 5000
Of the Burmese.
The U. States ship ST. Mary's arrived at Hong
Kong the 24th OF May :; the Saratoga has gone to-
Annoy; the Susquehannah and, Plymouth were At
| Hong Kong when the ST. Mary's arrived!
LIVERPOOL MARKETS, July %. CoHOn.-Sales
for the week $4,000 haes Market dull and prices,
| of all descriptions had declined Lied.
BREADsTUFFS. The weather continued warm, caus.
ing great fairness in the Corn Market. Flour 10 Cd
Sd per Dbl. lower, and Wheat has suffered furh
er decline of Id per bushe. Both dull at the de-
! hand. ....
NARRATED.
In Stokes county, Sunday the 18th Juiy, by Thos.
| r.. A. u atot.