Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1853-01-19
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riyeds bringing Liverpool dates of Dec. 25th.
ENGLAND. he resignationof the Derby Ministry
had been formally accepted, !, and Lord Aberdeen
named as Premier, with the entire concurrence ei
Lord Landeowhe. Lord John Russell and Lord Pal
merston. The complexion of the new Cabinet was
unknown. Il was rumored that Lord Russell would
take the Foreign and Lord Palmerston the Home Of
nee, but this was improbable.
The proceedings of Parliament have solely had
reference 70 the transition Of the Ministry. On
the 10th Lord Derby and D Israeli severally made
heightened statements Of the causes leading to their
defeat. Both houses then adjourned to Thursday,
then till Friday, and finally re-adjourned till Monday
the 9th, whenit was expected That the new Minis
Try would be announced. s.
FRANcE. France is quiet commercially, and po-
liticaly dulthe intelligence relating solely to the
movements Of the Emperor It was stated that over
lures OF Cancellation had been made to Napoleon by
the Cavaignac party. but firmly declined. Napoleon
ls said not to disguise the want of able men or his
hostility to all statesmen Of emnsnce under previous
"onarchies. y
The Senate had attempted show of Independence
in the matter of modifying the budget, but finally
Alb del Kader sailed on the 2lst in French steam
or for Turkey.
The Empire had been officially proclaimed on
board the French ships in the river Tagus, when
the French flag was saluted by all the English and
American ships in the river.
The marriage Of the Princess Vasa with the Prince
OF Saxony is officially announced.
The notifications of the French constitution are
officially published.
Prussia The emperor Of Austria, and the Kings
of Prussia and Hanover, were holding a conference
at Berlin relative to Continental affairs.
Tupvrv The inourpoct;o, &, r., ,l,.v ,,, , .~,..J
ing and the government filled with the utmost
alarm.
The question regarding the Holy places, is set.
tied. the Porte acceding to all the demands Of the
French ambassador.
The money market is in bad state, and it was re-
ported that the Bank of Constannople had been sup
pressed.
A formidable rising was reported in Albania, but
he whole Sclavish race in European Turkey is said
to be in state of insubordination.
SPAIN. Bravo Murillo's Ministry has resigned,
and been succeeded by Gen. Roucal as President
and Foreign Minister. The Government announces
the reception of the most satisfactory account from
Cuba.
The MARKETS. Liverpool, Dec. IS. Cotton il
steader, at advance of I'd per h. in some descrp
tions. Midding had improved most. A small busi-
ness was doing at firm rates. The sales of the week
were s9esO bales, Of which spectators took saos.
and exporters $50 bales. Fair Orleans Gid mid
ding sgd; fair Mobile STD I; mddling sgd fair Up
lands SD middling SD; ordinary Al I'd; infe-
rior 81 43d. Sales on Friday of 5000 bales. Im-
ports of the week 70,725 bales. Stock 400. 900
bales.
Breadstuffs were unchanged, and in consequences
of the Christmas holidays transactions limited.
We have atin later intelligence from Europe y
the steamer Baltic.
The new British Ministry is as follows Premier
Earl Aberdeen Chancellor. Lord Cranswort
Chancellor of the Exchequer, Mr.. Gladstone; Home
Secretary, Lord Palmerston; Secretary of Foreign
affairs, Lord John Russell; Secretary of Colonies
Duke of New Castle; Admiralty, Sir James Ora
ham; President of the Council, Earl Granville
Keeper of Privy Seal, Duke Of Argyle; secretar!
of War, Sidney Herbert; President Of the Indiar
Board. Sir G. Wood Public Works, Sir W. Moles
worth; Seal, without Office, Marquis of Lands
downe.
A decree has been published in France nomna
ting ex-King Jerome and son lined heirs to thu
throne, in the event of no direct Or adopted issu
Of Napoleon.
! The markets were dull.