Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-11-16
Still Further Particulars

Stiu further Particulars
NEW YORK. Nov z.
In addition to those You received by the mails Of
tonight send you the following further particu-
lars by telegraph.
public dinner had been scndered to the Irish pa
triot John Mitchell before his departure for New
York which he accepted.
The Supreme Court of California has made an Iin-S
portant decision. declaring valid all grants made in
accordance with the Mexican law. The effects of
this will be to oust hundreds from lots held by them
for many years. and restore them to the original gran
tees 1t is considered death blow to squatters and
will cause millions of dollars worth of property to
change hands by the mere operation of the law.
Murders and outrages hayebecn occurring through
out the State to an alarming extent.
The old City Government of San Francisco retired
after contestng the election and one has been
organized
Biglers majority in the State for Governor, viii be
quite eighteen hundred.
FROM TIE SANDWICH ISLANDS. Highly important
intelligence from the Sandwich Islands has been
ccined at San Francisco. DIR. Judd has been re-
moved from the Office of Minister of Finance, and
Elisha Jalen, late United States Consul, appointed
to his place. Very decided steps have been taken
towards annexing the Islands the United States.
The French and British Consuls protested to tho
King against such an act, and the American Com
missoners had replied to their protest in firm but
dignified matter. This movement has caused the
very greatest excitement on the Island
The barque Cyane, from Richmond, arrived at San
Francisco on the 10Th of October.
The Magnetic Telegraph had been put up, and wasE
in working order from San Jose to San Francisco.
No further tidings from the great fire at Sonora
BALTIMORE, Nov. s, II p. The ship Banchee,
chartered by the Maryland Colonization Society,
sailed from this port for Liberia to-day, taking out
127 emgrants The ceremonies at her departure
were most imposing and interesting. Prayer, sing
| ing, &C., of course, formed portion of them.
Important from Nep Kerico.
NEW ORLEANS Nov. z. The Picayune has advic-
es of late date from San Antonia, received by ex-
press from FL Passo, announcing that FIVE Thousand
Mexican troops were marching on III Passo.
MAINE LIQuoR LAW Among the proceedings OF,
the Methodist Church South session ut Lynchburg;
is the action of the Conference regard to the Maine
Liquor Law. On Tuesday, the sixth day Of the ses-s
sion the Bishop laid before the Conference com
municaton from the Secretary of the Missouri Con-
ference, recommending for the approval of the sevc
raj Conferences proposed alteration Of the Discip
line so to prohibit the SALE manufacture Of
ardent spirits, by members of the Church, which was
read and discussed. The vote being taken, the Com
ference refused to concur with the Missouri resolu
ton. Ayes 32--noes Go. e - - s.ssaSss
s,.s - Fredericksourg Herald.
Tas CorToN Trade According to returns at the
Treasury Department, the value Of the portion Of
the cotton crop Of the United States exported during
the year ending on the S0th of juno last was &lOe
600 000 against $s7 000 900 worth exported during
the year ending on the 3oth- Of June, 1852.