Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1858-03-17
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BosroN, March I0th.-The steamer Cana
da has arrived with Liverpool dates to the
9th.
The Earl of Derby has succeeded Lord
Palmerston, and the ministry of the latter has
retired after their late defeat on the Conspl-
racies Bill.
The trial of the conspirators for the late at
tempt Upon the life Of Louis Napoleon, has
resulted in the conviction of Orsini, Rudlo
and Pierri, who have been sentenced to death,
and Gomez to penal serv;tude for life.
Nothing later from China and India.
The Admiralty Court have rendered a YER
dict against the steamer North America, Tor
the collision with the barque Leander, but an
appeal has been taken.
The allies continue the protectorate over
Canton until Satisfactory terms are made by
the Imperial Government at Pekin.
All was quiet at the departure of the mail,
with a prospect of the renewal of trade.
INDIA.-General Campbell was gathering
strength for his entry into Dude, when the
final struggle and determined resistance was
anticipated.
Letters from France indicate a better feel
ing in regard to England.
An immense number of Republicans have
recently been arrested in Paris.
Cotton-Sales of the week 81 900 bales, at
a considerable advance, OWNS to a light
stock and limited arrivals. Orleans fair IS !;
.Middling Is. 11-l6d; Uplands fair Is. BID. /;
Middling Is. id. Flour-dull and u~nsaiea-
BILE. Philadelphia and Baltimore 22s. ] a 23s.
Wheat dull. Corn duh at 33s. Cd. a 34s.-
Provisions heavy-Bacon dec ined Sd. Sugar
advanced Cd. to Is. Coffee steady. Rice quiet.
Spirits Turpentine firm at 81 a As. Resin,
common As. 4d a As. cd. Bullion in the
Bank has increased to 290, 900 pounds ster-
ling. Money abundant-Consols 06k to 81.
Canton was captured on the 29th of De
cember-Yeh and the Tartar General prison
ers. The allies lost $50 men.
Parliament has adjourned until the first Of
March, when it will further adjourn until the
18th.
IMPORTANT FROM MExIco.-The Tennessee
has arrived with Vera Cruz dates to the 7th,
and intelligence from the city of Mexico, t.
the 9TH. A civil war was raging Throughout
the country.
The government troops were near Celaya
awaiting reinforcements. Another party y
six thousand strong, had fortified Celaya.-
Alvarez was also in the field, with 5000 cal
vary, opposing the new government. TIL
downfall of ZulOaga, was considered certain
IMPORTANT FROM THE WEST INDIEs.-NEy
YORK, March 11.-An Arrival here from Gu
racoa, reports rumors of a revolution in favo
of Parez.
St. Domingo dates to February 18th, stat
that Parez still holds his own against SAINT
Anna He had obtained an abundance c
provisions, and purchased anumber of schoon
ers, which had been converted into men-ot
war.
LATER FROM KANsAs.-Advices from Kan
sas state that Gov. Danver has issued a prC
clamation ~prOnouncing the circular instrut
tons to Gen. Lane for enrolment of the Kar
sas militia an illegal assumption of power.
WASHINGTON, March 1.-THE Presider
has approved the Naval Restoration Bill.
The Louisville Journal is guilty of the to
lowing:
According to one Washington correspol
dent, Grow struck Keitt twice in the face
First the eyes had it and then the nose."
SENATOR DAvIs.-The Hon. Jefferson ID
Wis, Senator from Mississippi, will not, it
said, be able to fill his seat in the Senate +
two months. His physicians have place
him under a severe regimen, in a room fro
which light is carefully excluded.
TURNED MARKER.-John Dean, the coac
man, whose romantic marriage with t
wealthy and accomplished Miss Boxer,
New York, created a sensation some tin
since, is said to be filling the humble Off
of marker in the public store in that city