Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-09-07
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ONE WEEK LATER !. u FROM EUROPE.

ese ONE WEEK LATER FROM EUROPE:
Decline in Cotton-Adpans In Bseadstsfs, DE. =
HALFAx; Aug. 90. The STEAMER Europa arrived
here this evenings bringing Liverpool dates Of the
20th The Atlantic arrived out on the I7th: The
Europe brings 16e passengers. 50
MARKETS.: 80 Sls{sSs 4
LicerpooL Atg: 20.-The cotton market continues
dull Fair qualities are shade lower, and lower =
grades have declined IL Sd: I'd per lbs The sales
of the week have been 80 600 bales of which specus
lators took $3.50, and exporters 1920 bales. The =
quotations are Fair Orleans I'd Middlings CT Fair
Mobile and Upland st; Midding Mobile Cd Siiddling
Uplands SD. Stock 1000 bales 80
Breadstufs were in active speculative demand, at Z
advance of Cd per bushel in Wheat and I'd. ls.s
per bbl in Flour. Canal Flour 27 27s Cd; Phila=
delphia, Baltimore and Ohio gSs 3d. White Wheat 3
Is I'D. Is lid; red Is Is cd. Corn unchanged :
White 81 Sas.; yellow 31s The demand yesterday
showed slight abatement ssa@ sazsr : -
Provisions-Becf is firm at stifer rates: Pork quiet
but firm Bacon unchanged. Lard firm, andsten =
ing upwards. Sales at 5Ss: 3D. sos. per cWt. -
Bark had slightly advanced: -
In turpentine there was nothing doing. Spirits
45s a 46s Sd. Common rosin As. 4d As Sd: Saiescs
of 120 tierces Carolina rice at OBS Tea sugar and =
coffee unchanged. -. E7.sssssri
London Honey Market Consuls for money and =
account closed at 9sb 9S4. There was increased :
pressure on the money niarkct American securities
unchanged
Hacrs Market august i6 Sales of Cotton fer the I.
week 600 bales stock 105 900 bales Sales to-day
200 bales at slightly lower rates. tss sessss
Breadstufs very active at firm prices. Rice un1
changed.
The political news is wholly unimportant. The
Russian question was unchanged, and every thing
| looked quiet. =
This was all we were able to obtain of the steam.
cr's news up to the hcttr Of going to press -B Sum
Arripal Of the Georgia
| New YORK, August 30. The steamer Georgia has
arrived bringing the California mails 250 passeng
or,AS ~,
| nees are Adams& Co.., 1919 600; American Exchanges
Bank 100000, Wells & Fargo Ss5, 600.
The health of the Isthmus this summer was better
than ever before known -
The Uncle Sam arrived at Panama ON the 18th via :
Valparaiso, having made the trip in 81 days, tie
| quickest time record between the two points,
Valparaiso papers of the 5Oth contain the particulars
of the loss of the mail steamer Quito upon rock
| short distance from Huasca The passengers mails
and portion of the silver were saved. The passcn.
gers had arrived safely at Coguimbo.
Sydney dates to the 9th ultimo had been received
Markets not materially changed Flour commanded
e2O per ton. Mining news favorable.
Tellou Fsrer at Ne1 Orleans
NEW ORLEANS, August oath The number Of
deaths from the fever for the "a hours ending at
| o'clock this morning. shows a marked decrease in
mortality while the number of cases and deaths at
the Charity Hospital also exhibits falling off The
nterments for the 81 hours ending at a. NJ to-day,
was two hundred and thirty y-two, Of which hum
dred and lightweight were of yellow fever. This is
still frightfu figure, considering the reduction of
| our population, but it is regarded very decided
Improvement on the records of previous days, and
inspires hope that the worst of the plague is
| SECOND DESPATCH. -st -
New ORLEANS, Aug. %. The fever seems now TO
be gradually decreasing, though the mortality con-
tinu.s large The deaths to-day were PIG including
200 from the yellow fever. .ssssssSS .
New ORLEANS, Aug. 26. The deaths to-day have
been 154 from the fever q
The Epidemic at Ne,o Orleans Quick Trip from
New ORLEANS, Aug. 81. The official report of the
Board of Health ending this morning at six o'clock,
exhibits the total number of deaths be 1928 for
the week, including 1854 from fever. and SO un-
, known. This compared with the report of the pre-
vious week. shows an increase of q the total num-
Der, and 62 by the fever. The increase was mainly
in the early part of the week. until Thursdays when
the deaths commenced falling off which has eontin.
ued SO until the Pre- sent time. -. - -.
Col. Holbrcox, of the Picayune, who has had an
attack of the fever, is pronounced eonyalescent -
The Picayune received on Thursday, by special ex.
press, over Ramsey's California route via Mexico,
dispatches in % days but Mr. R expects soon to &C
complsh it inside of sixteen days.. The dates are
the same as received at New York. 7l
G Negro Riot at Niagara Falls.
t BUFFALO, N. Y, Aug 90. A sdisgracefuls sriof oc.
CURED at Niagara Falls yesterday in consequence Of
the arrest of negro waiter employed at the Catarac
House, named watson, the charge of having killed
r a man at Savannah, named Jones, three years ago
q \ mob OF 800 negroes rescued Watson from the Of
cers when the latter called 300 Irishmen EMPLOYED
on the railroad to their assistance. "A terrible con
= fct ensued, in which many were injured, but tht
# negroes finally routed and Watson secured Ht
d is in Buffalo on his way to Baltimore The nc
groes thought that Watson arrested as fugiv,
n slave. -
A6olition Excitement ct Cincinnati