Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-11-17
SPIRIT OF THE
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arrival of the Kangaroo.

New YORK, Nov. 9.-The steamship Kan
CARGO has arrived off Sandy Hook. She brings
Liverpool dates to the 9th ult.
The British press express general indigna-
ton at the action Of France in forcing Portu-
gal to surrender the ship Charles Georges.
Considerable excitement existed at Con-
stantinople on account of the power of the
American frigate Wabash. The Porte com
plains that she far exceeds the limit of guns
allowed by stipulation.
LIVERPOOL MARKETs.-The sales of cotton
for the three DAYS were but IA, 900 bales. All
qualities have slightly declined. Breadstuffs
closed with a declining tendency, and are
slightly lower. Provisions had a declining
tendency.
The India news is unimportant. The
rebels were defeated with great slaughter, up
on an Island in Gelgora.
-Four Days Later from Europe.
New YoRK, Nov. 1.-THE steamer Asia
arrived here this morning. The Portuguese
indemnity to France, in the case of the
Charles Georges, has been reduced to 1OS.-
600 francs, or about 81, 600.
Tn dispute between France and Brazil.
relative to the boundary of French Guiana,
has been decided in favor of France.
Mr.. Bright has made a reform speech be-
fore the electors Of Birmingham, in which he
advocated the vote by ballot, and the Amer
lean system Of representation.
The London News says there has been no
further indication of improvement in the tel
egra7h cable since the receipt of a few intel
ligible signals. The shares are quoted at
G33O.
The Austrian officials have seized sixteen
thousand Minnie rifles upon the frontier, in
tended for the Bosulan insurgents.
The Chinese mail has reached England
A large number of Chinese pirating vessels
have been captured and sunk by the British
cruisers. The treaty made by the Earl of
Elgin with Japan, is reported to have been
almost identical with the American.
Cotton-sales for the week have been thir-
ty-three thousand bales, closing with a de.
cline of Id. to Id. The market closed very
fiat. Flour has generally a declining tenden.
cy, except the best qualities. Sugar quiet,
Coffee dull. Rice dull, and unchanged
Rosin dull at IS. 10d. to As. Spts. turpen.
tine steady at 39s. Cd. to 40s. Cd.
CONDITION OF THE GoULDY FAMILY.-Younp
Charles Gouldy was reported to be in a very
bad way yesterday, and fears were entertain.
ed last evening that he would not live through
the night. His wounds, which were not con.
sidered as serious as those Of other members
of the family, have proved much more dan
gerous than was at first believed, and The
medical attendants fear the worst. Nathan
iel, the other boy, whose wounds were very
serious, is reported much better. and he was
up yesterday, able to amuse himself whiting
sticks. Mrs. Gouldy is improving rapidly
but no hopes are entertained that Mr.. Gould,
will eventually recover. He has recently
manifested consciousness, but does not know
of the fearful end of his son. He is aware
who it was that wounded him, and supposes
that the boy is in prison. His physician anC
attendants, of course, are careful not to lie
hin know the true state of the case, and it il
likely that he will die in happy ignorance O
what has TRANSFERRED. There is but little hop,
of the ultimate recovery of the two servants
NeW York Herald.
Mr.. Joseph Hendricks, of Perquimans coun
tV, was killed on the Seaboard railroad wher