Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-17
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EhgAsh and French .afairs Disturbances at 60nstan
tsnopte-Ffom India-E Eng ksh advancing Ran
4 . COON Markets, 5c.
/ NEW YoRK, Nov. Eth. The steamer Humbold
mas arrived with II5 passengers. and dates to IT,
| 28lh nit. The Atlantic reached Liverpool on thu
morning of the 9th.
/ ENGLAND. The London Times has leader upor
Cuba. IN which it says that it will be the policy and
interest of Louis Napoleon to defend Spain agains
American aggression
verdict of wilful murder had been returned
against the parties concerned in the recent duel be
tween,tw two Frenchmen at Windsor, foul play having
been suspected.
The English line of batileships are to be fitted up
with screw propellers
FRANcE. Paris was tranquil is rumored tina,
another Internal machine had been discovered al
Fontainbleau.
1t is understood that to avoid discussion, single
article only would be submitted to the people, the
effect that the Empire shall be hereditary in the di-
rect line of Napoleon, and in the of his having
no male issue, he shalt have the rigttto name his
successor. =,
Ii is reported that the Pope had declined to pro-
coed to Paris to perform the coronation.
The four and half per cents closed at 1851. zoe.
turkey. Disturbances had occurred at Constan-
tinope. and the French Ambassador had threatened
to leave unless the Sultan consented to sanction the
new Turkish loan.
INDIA. Advices from Rangoon state that the
Burmese had destroyed Prone, and that the English
army was advancing on Rangoon.
MARKETS.
LIVERPOOL, Oct. 81. Cotton is active and tending
upwards. Sales on Tuesday Of $4,000 bales at ex-
treme rates. On Wednesday the market opened
active at advancing rates, and the sales estimated
at $4,000 to 10000 bales. The imports had been
$4,000 bales.
The markets for Breadstuffs was firm, with large
demand. Wheat commanded extreme rates. Prices
of Flour firmly maintained. Sales of 5000
bbs. Baltimore Flour at 23s.
The London Times, of Thursday 28tk ult, quotes
the sales of cotton at Liverpool, the day previous,
at $4,000 bales at 10 advance. The quotations
OF Tuesday were: Fair Orleans 63d; Mddling Cd !;
Fair Upland Std Middling So. letter dated Liv-
ton that day 10000 bales, I'd advance and the
sale of the four days $4,000 bales.
Richardson & Bro. quotes wheat as held at I'd
advance. Sales of yellow corn at 32s; white 33s
cd, with good demand.
LONDON MARKET. At Mark Lane, American Flour
was firm at previous rates. Sales of Floating
goes of Wheat and Corn checked by the nu-
merous arrivals, but prices were held higher.
Democratic Demonstration at Washington-SpIendid
Pageant.
WASHINGTON, Nov. 10. a large concourse of the
Democracy of this city and the adjoining cities and
neighborhood including delegation from Baltimore
assembled at O'Clock this afternoon in front of the
City Hall.
After some stirring music from the Marine band.
and the firing of several guns, Colonel Forney
introduced The West Portco, and delivered an ad-
dress.
He said they celebrated the event of the I'd of No.
venber, not because the Wing party had been defeat
ed, but because eternal principles had prevailed. He
regarded the event the triumph of nationality
and complete vndicaon of the COM
promise.
He congratulated his hearers that the campaign had
been stained by fraud, blackened by no falsehood,
and dishonored by SANDER. They spoke two
languages to different sections, but disseminated the
same principles the whole country, that
man voted in the dark. Partisans might learn
lesson from the result deal honestly and fairly with
the people. The Jackson statue, he said, would be
elevated Two months before General Pierce was in
auguIated II fitting that the restoration of the
party should be thus heralded, General
Pierce illustrious disciple of the Jackson
school.
Col. Forney concluded his remarks with review
Of the progressive principles of the democratic party,
and said that before the additions of the capitol were
completed, let them hope that new States and Terri
tories would be added to the Union. He fire.
quently appIauded, and followed by music and the
booming of cannon.
The procession was afterwards formed, and P.
Barton Key, Esq. acted as Chief Marshal, with forty
assistants, all mounted. They followed by the
Jackson Association, Ward Associations, Pierce
Clubs, citizens, &c., and have occupied the evening
in marching through the city, and dischargng rock
cts and guns.
Many buildings along the route brilliantly
Illuminated, and bonfres burning in various drec-
tons.
Numerous transparencies were borne in the pro-
cession, one of which enumerated conspcuously,
tw enty-nine Pierce and King States, including Ten
nessee and Kentucky.