Semi-weekly North-Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1852-1853, 1853-06-29


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! New Yoak. June aIst. The steamer HnmboIS,.
with Southampton dates to the 9Th inst, and ie5
/ passengers, reached her wharf about 81 O'clock q
! IN. Among the passengers are w. Cullen Bryant,
1 of the New York Evening Post; Mrs. Col. Fremont
and FANNY; K. ScheIden, special envoy from Bre-
men; R. Bingham. Consul General from The Eng
lish Government to Caracas; N. Brown late Amefi-
can Consul at Rome; and f. w. Sykes, bearer of
dispatches from the Mexican Legation at Paris.
The steamer Cambria arrived out on the 9th, and
the Baltic the 9Th.
ENGLAND. split had occurred in the English
| cabinet between Lord John Russell and the Irish
members, aud the latter had sealed their designations.
Munsell, Keogh and Sadlier had Withdrawn.
The income tax bill had passed the House Of Com
mons.
The subject of the Imprisonment of British coored
subjects in S. Carolina about be brought before
Parliament.
The exports for the month Of May exceeded those
of the month last year by &2,25O, 900.
The Patent Gutta Percha Works at London had
been burnt, involving loss of 100000.
The screw steamer Times, Dublin and Liverpool
packet, with BOO passengers board, had burst her
boilers, by which nine persons were killed, and many
frightfully scaded.
GERMANY. The ratification of the Zollverein trea-
ty was confirmed at Berlin on the ID
1t was still hoped that the peace of Europe would
be preserved. but further advces from The East were
anx:ously awaited.
Turkey. The news from this quarter is decided
ly warilke. The English fleet in The Mediier ra mean
had been ordered to the DardaneIes and fleet in
the Channel had been despatched to the Medierra.
nean. he French feet had also arrived in Bessica
Bay. The Russian forces moving towards
Moidavia and Wallachia, the frontier provinces of
Turkey, and the Russian troops in Warsaw had re-
ceved orders to proceed, by forced marches Bessa
raola The military preparations of he-Turks were
of the most gigantic character
The Egyptian fleet with army of 10000 men
were proceeding 10 the aid of the Sultan, and the
Furcoman chiefs were 5usy engaged in raising an
army of 10000 for the assistance of the Porte
Similar efforts were also being made in every pro-
vince OF the Empire. The mediation of Austria and
Prussia were spoken Of to the threatened war;
and Count Nesserode, with important dispatches,
had arrived in London. late despatch 10 the Lon.
don Times says that the Emperor or Russia had sent
a courier to Constanlinople with the demand thai
MensckIkof's last proposition should be compiled
with in eight days.
The MARKETS. Lirerpool, June 7. Wright and
Candy quote dull and heavy Cotton market, with
decline OF sd. per Id. in Transactions made privately.
The circulars generally, however, quote the market
unchanged. Sales The 9th of 6 900 bales, and on
the 7th OF 5000 bales, with small demand from
spectators and exporters. The dulness of the
ket is owing to the unavoratIe aspect Of political af
fairs. Al Manchester, prices were easier withou,
any marked decline.
BreadstuHs. Richardson quotes -four less in de-
mand after Tuesday, with moderate sales at Cd per
barrel advance since Friday. Other circulars quote
flour active at Sd Is Dbl. advance for the week.
Corn is unchanged. Fine qualities of wheat had ad-
vanced Id since Friday. Other circulars quote I'd
3D. per 20 lbs advance for the week. The arrivals
of breadstuffs small.
London Markefs.-Breadstuffs in the London mar
ket had considerably advanced, and were very hrm
The money market had improved.