Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1852-11-27
L.nter from E,,rono

Later from Europe.
f~SNEw YoRK, Nov. %. The steamer Hermann has
arrived with Liverpool dates to tho 9th inst She
date of her sailing. Cotton dull and declined. Sales
for three days amounted IL, 900 bales. Breadstus
firm, and advancing Baltimore and Philadelphia
hou- 81 shillings.
FRANCE. The French Senate had adopted the
Empire by vote of sc of 81. The title is s. EN-
peror Napoleon Third" with hereditary title in his
legitimate issue. If issue is wanting he may adopt
| successor in the Bonaparte famy--none OF whom
can marry without his consent. The people arc to
vote yea nay on the question on the 2lst and 22d
of November. The Legislature meet the
25th 10 count the vote.
Louis Napoleon has accepted the honors voted him,
preston.
ENGLAND. Nothing important from England.
RUSSIA. Prince De Leutchenburg died at ST.
Petersburg on the 25th of October.
New York, Nov. %. Sales of $4,000 bbls.
Southern Flour at 81 "A $4 62. Wheat and Corn
are less active and less firm.
bbls. at S.. Wheat has declined Red sells at LOG
to 108 cents; White unohaged Corn Csc. -
Snou at Syracuse.
SYRACUSE, Nov. %. Snow fell here to-day in
abundance, and the ground is frozen 10 such an ex-
tent shat the snow will not disappear very soon.
Remedial Of Davenport from tie Canlmand Of tile Cre-
seen! City-arrangements for Distributing the Pres
ident's Message, 4rc..
WASHINGTON, Nov. 23d. The course recently
pursued at Havana by passed midshIpman Daven-
port, acting commander of the Crescent Civ is
strongly condemned by the Government He has
been removed from the Crescent City and orderedto
the Vicennes, now fitting out for three years cruise
in the Pacific.
special meeting OF the Cabine, was held to-day
perhaps about the Crescent City affair." but more prob
ably respecting the Presidents message. Some 20
special messengers have been detailed from the Post
office Department to deposit the message with the
Postrnasters in the principal cities and towns through
the United States, as was done last year. They
will start early next week.
Gen. Shields and half dozen members of the
House arrived to day.
The Democracy of Washington are arranging
sumptuous jubilee dinner at the United States Hotel
to take place next Tuesday night.
Amoug the arrivals to-nig ht Col. Weller, Gov.
Brown, and Hon. Fayetle McMullin, OF Virginia.
RICHMOND, Va, November %, 1852
TOBACCO. We have change to police in prices
! since our last report The stocks on hand are light
and the breaks very small.
N. Nj. MARTIN g. co.
Sales of tobacco by N. M. Martin & Co: 16 hhds
Nathaniel Lea. at 81 60, 5, 5 90, 25, IS, 81
and 7 !; 2 at 25 and 7 SO; at 7 IS and at SO;
hhds. DR.. G. II. Jordan, at 6, SO and 9 CO; 2
hhds. A. Aston at so; 10 hhds.,a 25 SO, 4
rs, 40. 6, 25 SO, 81, 3 at 7, 8 SO and IL;
hid. Howard & Fits, So.
WHEAT-Red ITO cts; white lis cents
FLoUR-Demand good. with sales at SIS.
| CoRN-We note sales at 673 10 rs cents.
T. ]. PEYTON.
Corn MEALS to 80 cents per bushel.
OATs-4O TO 40 cents per bushei, for ordinary Vir
ginia. EDWIN WORKMAN.
BAcoN-Smithfeld and Todd's hog round, L
cents; Western sides, 10 1O4 cents shoulders
81 cents bagged hams, IA 16 cts.
FIsH-Herrings No. Cut 81 ii 7 &c; Gross 81
ST Roe ST. 90. Mackeral No. 3, 81 II; No. 2,
$Il! IL, No. 1, $l2 SO 13. Shad-None in
market. Halifax Gross Herrings 81 SO, cut SIS so.
| PLAsTER-Saes at 81 SO on wharf.
| LlME-Salesa Wharf ST. 20; Store ST. 373.
! BuTTER-is in better supply. Frkin Is to 20 cts.
per h.. fresh Roll % to IS Goshen 20 10 "a cents
GUANo-Little or none in market; 1852.
CoTToN AND CoTToN YARNS. The trade in cot
ton here is limited The quotations are IO4 to l
cts. Cotton Yarns Is cts. per Id.
Ne,U Hampshire Legislature and the late Daniel Heb
ster-Ihe Ligum LaU.
CONCORD, N. H., Nov. 10. The House of Repre-
seEatlves, to-day, unanimously PASSED resolutions
clothe the State House in mourning in respect the
memory of Daniel Webster attend the funeral cere-
monies in Boston the Both, and TO have funeral
Grafton from Judge Perley on the 22d December,
which day should be set apart for the purpose.
The opinion Of the Judges of the Superior Court
on the proposed new liquor law resembling that of
Maine was read in the Senate chamber to-day. The
Judges take the ground that the law conflicts both
with the State and the United States constitution.