Weekly North Carolina standard. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1850-1858, 1858-10-06
THREE DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.

Cotton aduanced-Breadstyts heary-7Ae Gable
being hauled on shore, dc.
HALIFAX. Sept 27.-The steamship Prince Albert,
of the Galway line has arrived. She left Galway at
midnight on the 14th inst On 18th September the
Prince Albert broke two of the langes of her pro.
peller and had to make the rest of her voyage by
help Of canvass. This she did very successfully.
She brings three days later news than the Niagara.
CoMMERcIAL.-Liverpool cotton sales during two
days previous to sailing amounted to 30, 600 bales
The Arabias arrival with news from America at
Liverpool caused advance Of in the cotton mar.
ket Breadstuffs and provisions steady. The
weather was favorable for the crops. Flour firm for
choice qualities but inferior grades dull
Wheat quiet and nominally unchanged. Yellow
corn 344s. Rice firm. Consols at 97s, on account,
971.2.
GENERAL NEws.-The non-working of the tele-
graph cable has caused the company ship ashore
on the coast Of Ireland in order to find out the flaw.
The cable would probably be all shipped by the
10th of September. Shares were steady at f500.
The French and English treaties with China had
been received in England. 1t was rumored that
CANADA would be visited, next summer, by some
prominent members Of the Royal Family, if not by
the Queen and her consort.
The Neapolitan Government had received notice
that quantity of Illuminating grenades, in the form
of fruit, had been sent to Malta, to be introduced
into the Neapolitan States.
France and England have notified Naples of the
exact conditions on which they would renew diplo-
| matte relations France proposes to maintain q
stronger naval force in the China than ever. A
division Of gunboats will remain permanently, and
body of marine infantry will be left there until the
conditions of the treaty have been performed.
The details Of India news are unimportant.
The Lyons silk market continued to advance ow
| ing the arrival Of American orders
The object Of the late conspiracy at Constantine
pie get rid Of the present Sultan and replace
him by his brother Abdulagiz. The conspiracy had
| gone so far that leading ambassador in Constants.
nople thought proper to inform certain leaders that
! if Abdu'agz came to the throne by violent means he
would not be recognized by other European powers.
1t is said that Turkey and Persia have been on
! the brink of q rupture.
Further by the City of Washington
New YORK. Sept. 27.-The steamship City of
| Washington, from Liverpool, with dates to the 18th
| inst, has arrived
There is nothing further relative to the cable.
The secretary of the company is about to reply to
e50O.
The Morning Post says that the policy of the Uni
ted States towards Mexico is believed to be against
present interference the latter may fall easy
prey when debili:ated by anarchy.
The Times is apprehensive that the ten millions OF
Mexican Indebtedness to European creditors is in
serious jeopardy.
LIVERPOOL, Sept 15.-The sales of cotton the last
three days amount to 900 bales, Of which specu.
| ators took 5000 bales and exporters 600 bales.
The -four market is firm. There has been no
change since the departure Of the Niagara. Wheat
is dull sales Of Southern red at 6s 3ds6s Sd, white
Tsa7s 4d. Corn is firm, with large speculative en-
quiry, at 35s for white and 34s for yellow. Gro.
ceries are firm. Rosn is steady at 4sa4s3d Spirits
Of Turpentne 39s. Provisions quiet. Consols
for money 974a9Ta, and for account 97sa971.
At Manchester prices slightly higher, and
holders demand further advance. The weather
was favorable.
Later by the arabia.
SANDY Hook, Sept 29.-The steamship Arabia
from Liverpool, with dates to the 18th has arrived
The Alps, the Ariel and the Canada had arrived
out.
The amount of bullion in the Bank of England ha
increased e6OO, ,OOO
Consols were 974a974.
The cable accounts from Vaentia are discourag
ing, and shares have declined to e326
The magazine of the steamer Hammona explode,
soon after leaving Hamburg, when she put back
Five of her passengers were injured by the explo
sion.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Is.-The sales of cotton for tn
week amount to 81, 900 bales, Of which speculator
took 1000 bales and exporters 1000 bales Tn
market closed firm and steady. The brokers sa
there has been an advance the week of one eight
pence. Richardson & Spence say the advance is on
eighth to one quarter pence but the latter is scarce
maintained. Sales Of Orleans fair at 7sd, mddlin
is dull and nominally unchanged. Bigland say
-four has declined 6d.-Wheat has q declining ter
deney; sales of red Western at 5s I'D to IS 3D.
Bigland says wheat has declined Is during the weel
Corn is dull Beef has declined 2i to 5s. Pork
| SLIGHTLY lower with a good demand