Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-06

NEW YORK, Nov. /, a. m. The American mall
steamer Pacific arrived here this morning with four
days later advice from Europe Her dates to the
Goth ult. She brings 100 passengers.
The steamer City of Glasgow arrived at Liverpool
on the 18th ult.
ENGLAND. The Queen held court and privy
council at Windsor Castle Saturday, at which
Parliament ordered prorogued from the 2lst Oc-
tober to the 4th November.
Mr.. Ingersoll, the American minister, had an audi
ence with the Queen on Saturday the 10th. He pre-
scented his credentials in due form.
The subject CT revving the Coronation Church in
England is producing much excitement in the rei-
gious circles.
Considerable remittances of gold were again being
made from London to the continent, caused by the
recent increase in imports in produce, owing TO the
late rise in prices.
FRANCE. A decree has been published convoking
the Senate on the 4th November.
The resignation of Persgney, the Minister of the
Interior of France, is much talked Of and the belief
is it will take place. 1t is further said he will be
appointed to higher post in the future imperial
household. When Louis Napoleon returns to Paris,
is said that it, after the deliberations of the Senate
the form of the French government shall be changed
the result will be submitted TO the people, and leg
isative body will be appointed to ascertain the regu
larty of the votes, and declare the result the en-
try of Napoleon into Paris, which is to be celebrated
with magnificent eclat. Paris correspondent of
the London Globe says Napoleon's marriage with the
Princess Vassa is settled fact.
The general tendency of affairs in France contin-
ues decidedly towards the establishment of EN-
pire, which it is thought will soon take place. Qui-
etness, however, and harmony continue to prevail,
and Napoleon is rapidly growing more and more into
public favor. The great mass of the people seem
anxious 10 crown him emperor.
The speculative mania in Paris continues to in
In interest at the rate of ITO per
cent had actually been paid 10 cary.on transactions
from settlement to another.
TURKEY. Abdel Kader, the Arab chief, has been
liberated, and is to receive pension from the French
government.
The reduction of the army and an amnesty are
talked Of
The Sultan of Turkey has refused to ratify the
Turkish loan.
Funeral services in honor of the Duke of yelling
ton were celebrated Verona onthe 18TH of October
A change has occurred in the Turkish cabinet
which is now quite tnctured with Austrian and Rus
sian sentiments.
SPAIN. The Spanish court had received despatch
from the capaingeneral of Cuba, dated 18th Septem
ber announcing that all quiet in his dominions
The Astoria De Selloa.was to be immediate
! ly despatched in place of the PiZarro.
MARKETS. The Liverpool cotton Market was with
material change though not quite firm, in con
sequence of the advces brought out by the Africa
which arrived at Liverpool on Sunday afternoon, l6t
ult. The sales of cotton, for the three days, wer
33 900 bales. The official quotations Fair Or
-leans, 81 middling do, 3d.; fair uplands and Mo
! bile, Gid; mddling do, So The Havre cotton mar
! ket steady, but not active.
] Bread stuffs. Flour was without material change
Some circulars quote it firm at previous prices. willis
Others represent rather languid market. There is
However, quotable change. TO notice In prices
| Baltimore and Philadelphia, % 22s. Sd. per Dbl
I The supply of wheat is good, and the market
| scarcely so firm, but no change in prices. Indian
corn is firm, and in good demand at previous quota
4 ton. Corn meal unchanged.