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TINE SUBSCRIBER WOULD INFORM THE PUB
!ic generally, that he has recently taken the "Od
Stand well known by every body, of the Capitol
Square, and formerly occupied by Wm F. Clarke and is
FULLY prepared TO carry cOach-makng in all its various
times
Persons will do well to call and examine for themselves
before purchasing elsewhere.
Repairing done at the shortest notice. and in the very
best manner. JAMES BASHEORn
Raleigh, Jan. 81 1859 Vs.,
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Call at the Raleigh New Cheap Cash Store,
No. 49,, FAYETTEVILLE STREET,
Zone door aJoes Jlmes II. 7Src,ss)
IF YOU WISH TO GET BARGAINS HAVE JUST
Il received from New York an entire new stock If
Domestic and Staple Dry Goods
Of the latest styles and Importation which, having been
bought after the great rush Of ade was oser nj much
lower than those bought earlier which intend to
sell at small advance first COST call and for
selves. hope old friends and customers will give me
call before buying elsewhere think it will be 10 their
interest," Money saved is money made.
JOHN CREECH.
April Is, 1859. I7-wIv.
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VALUABLE LAND FOR SALE.

WILL SELL ON FAVORABLE TERMS A vALU.
able Tract Of Land lying three and half miles West
Of Greensborough the Salem road containing acres
about onehaf Of it in timber which there is good
two story BRICK DWELLING HOUSE with six rooms,
each about 20 feet square, Barn. Stables and necessary
out buildings, with good Well of water.
The place is well watered and has good meadow lands
The adjoining tract the West has been recently selected
for the cultivation of Tobacco, and portions If this place
are thought to be equally well adapted the srvwh Of
tobacco.
Persons in want of place would do we'll to examine the
premises credit will be given and bond with approved
security required The title will be until The
chase money is paid
MARGARET CALDWELL.
Greenso0rougb, Jan. q, 1853. 4-wtf<
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PIEnMA ON! SPRINGS 9 \.

IN " Ss0Ro9 COUuSyS Ne
NHESE WELLKN0WN AND POfQA &NNDS
j. Situated 10 the county Of Stokes,
hurry the County Site claim share oG4he atfentda OF
10 health and pleasure public q North Western
Carolina, and the State.
rsnaesent of his House. aud non ASe 70 scconmodae
80O boerders with eass and Comfort.
The Scenery Of this setUh ID regarded n unsurpassed
in beauty BY Any to be found in the State Though DOT 20
Wild broken and tonAnsH IN that Of the extreme es
there quiet losslhess about i. charming 10 me ~
b0lder The Springs gAsh ihaed from Ine oa:e ..
1neo the noble hills composing the S4ufeown
he Most prominent aid attractive peak Of winch - Movie
Knob distant four miles In the VICINITY ut the Spnngs"
situated also, that beautiful natural cnriosty,
THE CASCADE,
visit b which always the trouble Ever! PsS
Bic convenience for the amusement and comfort o. guests
will be provided.
TRAVELLING FACILITIES.
The Proprietor will tri-weekiy line ol CMcnes rom
Salem during the seAsou thus ensnrng 10 vlsofs rom
distance direct and easy transportaon without ANNOYANCE
and delay. Distance from HghFo'nt 10 salem IL miles,
From Salem to Springs %.
TERMS:
One man per MONTH month $50 GO
Day @-ae' 30
Children under II years and Servants half rates.
These popular Springs are invaluable for their Medicinal
qualities They have cured Scrniua Dyspepsia and D's-
Gases of the Chest when all other remedies had tAicd
- The Season opens June l.s 81 ,.oon
June l, 1859. ss-wS".
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apply soon at 4e Fayetteville st., Raleigh or writ. ~
Creech for further information. we
April 3d. 1853. 17-~,r
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THE NORTH CAROLINA STANDARD: WEDNESDAY,. -
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wEEKtY-Two Dollars per snnum. In advance
SEMtwEEKLY-Yoa Dollars pr snnsm. In
advance.
Tue Norru.CAsotisA ssAspAss. one of the old
cat Democratic journals In the State. and the only
rally Democrats Journal printed IN Raleigh is o.
fsrrvd on the Above terms TO single sabsrst<ss %
In clubs al the following rates:
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

that his master, having taken his course, will
pursue IL 10 the end.
5 The Times saiays that the Imperial manifesto
which Is TO accompany the deciaraiion of tfAr
against Sardinia 4 Is ALREADY prepared. Aus
tria Is mistress of her position, aud is ready
by act of State and deed of war to initiate the
sanguinory drama upon which the curtain ia
shout to rise. No doubt general moverbsnt
OF the French forces has taken place on the
entire Piedmontese frontier. "H -A.-a1
The English journals generally think that
the last chance Of peace has about vanished.
Inc London Herald gives in semi officfaI
form, specific and exclusive information of the
movement OF the French army.c II says that
orders have been given for the embarkation at
Touion OF $4,000 troops, not to sail, SIiowdyAr,
till future orders. The divisions at Lyons,
Grenoble, Besancton, etc., were also ordered
to be ready to march on minutes notice, but
not to move until further instructions ware
given. The total French force destined 4 10
cooperate with. Sardinia, in event of war. Is
estimated at $4,000. They win be formed in
two divisions, one under Gen. canrobert and
the other under Gen. paraguay d. Helins,a and
the whole to be under the command of the
Emperor in person.
The British Ambassador 10 Turin had re-
turned TO his post. The London stock Ex-
change has been closed from the 2Ist till the
25th ult. The result Of the crisis has been
only partially developed, and the news hav-
ing tfansptred after the official close on the
2lst ult. -COnsols have been offered At 94H,
decline Of | per cent. from the highest point
on the day. .....l r...s 600. I'D,
Mr.. Morphy had again played eight games
Of chess simultaneously, biindfoided,a won
two, and the others drawn after seven hours
play. lie was OH the eve Of leaving for
America, .. -.....rf
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
MARKETS.
Cincinnati Produce Market.

THURSDAY, May 8.
FL0UR-The market was quite heavy TODAY un.
der the news from New York, but holders were firm,
though buyers Withdrew and the sales were confined
70 400 brs at SO 40D6 So the latter for lot dc
livered at Petersburg, Ky. l037 brs. received
tho last twenty-tour hours.
WHISKY-The demand continues good at full
prices Sales oil 100 brls. at 25gl5sc., the latter
PROVISIONS-Th market has not changed essen :
TALLY, except that there Is better demand for Lard
The sales were 100 brs. mess Pork, country packed
and slop fallen fatted, at Sl5; IS do prime do do at
$40 50 70 hhds Bacon, at &c. and sac, and GOO brs
and tierces Lard at 0S@elc the former rate for 100
Lrls. at Maysyille, Ky.
GROCERIES-sugar active and Ac. higher Sales
OF ilO hhds. at 75497Ec., the lattoT for prime Mo-
asses llr at 3sc and holders asking iOc for large
lots Coffee unchanged and firm.
. WHEAT-The market TeInains firm with "A pood
demand at full prices. Sales 2O0 bushels good White
at 81 6 100 do do. Red at 81 as; 100 do primo White
CoRN-A good demand, and prices are firm at 20
BARLEY Small sales at 55@eOc for fair to prime.
Market dull. H
RYE-A good demand and the market is firm.
Sales l2O bushels, on Landing, at csc.
OATS-The market is active and buoyant an d prices
have turther advanced Sales 800 bushels at 5sc 500
Do at depot, at GOc; LOCO do TO arrive, a 6Oc., and
BUTTER--The market is quiet and unchan 9ed
we quote prime and choice Yellow at l6dI2lc.
CHEESE-A fair demand, and tho market is steady
at &C. for prime new w. r. - - " '
PQTAT0ES-Sales 200 brls. prime Northern at S2 20
per brl. Market firm.
BALED HAY-The market is firm at $40 per tun
FOR prime' on arrival, and $40 from store.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
Arrival of the Quaker City-The Cuba
'-'t' Fillibusters.

NEW ORLEANS, May 5.-Thei steamship
Quaker City has arrived here, bringing Port
au Prince dates to the 18th ult. The brig
African, from New York, arrived on the 10Th
with thirty five fillibusters, two hundred and
forty guns, and other munitions, having at
tempted, but failed, to land at Nuevas
Grandes, Cuba: Another attempt was made
to land ON q the 9TH, but the boats were
swamped and the munitions lost The Afri-
can had received 1000 in advance for ma
king the trip. The Spanish Consul at Hayti
notified Captain General Concha, who had
dispatched a steamer to capture them.
Nothing had been heard from other illibus-
ter vessels. ..AAA FAAN 4
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
tBy telegraph
New York Market.

NEW Yonk May s-P.M.

" a., NEW 1onK, May 5-P. M.
Flour-Less active and unsettled, but unohanpc
sales Of 900 brs at 256 for superior State;
cod6a for extra do and 5000 6l0 for superior West.
ern; SO 3QeD6 80 for common TO good extra Western
50 00@o7 for do. round hoop Ohio, closing firm Cana
dian flour nominal at S6,507j 30 for extra Rye flour
quiet at - I6014 60; sales $50 brls. ff...'. e n
Wheat-Firm, but less actiyo; sales 1900 bu nj
81 10 for common Milwaukee Club; 81 5O4 for mixed
llinos 81 so for White Indiana and Chicago Sprin
ut gOc
Rye held firmly at gOc. Barley steady; sales 6,OOC
hush. az 6256c. for State, and zoe. for California
Corn hrmer; sales 1900 BUSH at Ssc. for Western
ana southern. Oats irmer, and in demand ut sea
!Ic for State, aud 5slQlc for Western and Canadian
WHISKY hrm; sales 600 brs. at 26b6127c, tho latter
price on short time. Pork unchanged; Mess Is firm,
while Prime is heavyi sales 1900 brs. at SIC 259G
~ So for Prime.
Beef actiye sales $50 brls at SO 25a7 for country
pflme % 25dS 10 for do Mess; SO 509ll IS for re-
packod chicago do and Sl3GH for extra. Mess
Beef hrm at Sl7(o2; sales 1000 terces Texas at SO
Tor sour Sl for dark colored and 3 for sound Beef
iiams steady at Sl4dl7 sales 40 brls at SIG 5Ol7
bacon quiet sales 100 hhds. Western smoked Shou :
ders at 76n7Ac. Cut Meats unchanRed; sales 200
packages at 6g6lsc. for Shoulders and s61ql6c for
Hams. Lard heavy; sales 100 brls. at Ii6IlSc A
contract Tor i,lO0 brls was settled at II h(Aii&C
Butter quiet at 2O0122c. for new State, and SdlOc
for Ohio. Ss''
Cheese firm at 9@l2l&c. for now and old State
Hides lower; sales 1900 lbs at 25c for Orinoco; 2
6t2fec for Monteviedo, '' -'
Cotton closed quiet, Pig Iron active but lower:
sales AZ S2i. Lard Oil g0095c. TpllOw l0)a6 IOtSC
sugar firm. MOlasses steady at 3sc Rice bnoyant
and &c. better.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
o0lclal AdyIces from nlsrlcdl,

NEW YORK, May 5.-The Herald's special
Washington correspondent says that Col. John
son, of the army, who went to Mexico as
special bearer of dispatches, has arrived here
with dispatches from Minister McLane. They
confirm the news already received.
Mr.. McLane writes encouraginRIy and ex-
presses undoubted confidence in the ultimate
success of the Juarez Government, notwith-
standing the efforts of tho British and French
ministers to throw obsticles inits way. Our gov
ernment does not believe that the British
Minister is acting under the advice of England
in the course he has seen it to pursue, and il
has the best assurances that England, when
she learns, which she already has before this
that the United States Government has recoe.
nized the Jparez Government, will advise ia
Minister to do the same thing.
In the meantime our Government will tal,e
immediate steps to strengthen the hands of
our Minister, and rebuke the unwarrantable
interference Of the English and French Min
isters, and also dispatch a number of yessels
to the Gulf to protect as far as possible tho
lives and property of American citizens.
Official advices from Vera Cruz, received
here, mention as rumor that the principal
cause of Degallado's retreat was the destruo-
tion of his ammunition by the explosion of a
shell at Tacubaya. .>h
The only cities in possession of Miramon
were Cordova, Puebla, 0rizaba and the city of
Mexico. Three thousand troops under Gen.
Ampudia were marching toward 1.-The last
named city. Gen. Garcia was moving in the
same direction by the way of ,Huastica with
1,5OO men. These would be Joined by 1000
men from San Luis Potosi, together with De-
gallado's forces and others from the South.
The reactionary army in the City Of Mexico
does not number more than 1000 men,
The Junrez Government speaks in confident
terms of its ability to conquer the Capital.
Col. Carlos Butterfield has obtained frvm the
Juarez Government an extension of time for
commencing his contract for mail service be-
tween the United States and Mexican ports.
1t is known here that our Government can
obtain the right of way over Mexican Territory
to Arizonia, with an outlet by Guyamas on the
Gulf of California. tf.r..gf ....-.f..r,
The Importance Of such an arrangement has
for months occupied the attention Of our Gov
eminent, especially with reference to saving
of time and expense in the transportation Of
supplies and troops to the Pacific. ess
tits highly probable that these subjects will
be embraced in the Instructions to Minister
McLane as calculated to strengthen the friend
ship between the two countries.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
Telegraphic.s

Sr. JOINS, N. B., May 5.-The line between
Sackville and Dorchester has ceased to work
this morning under circumstances which in
duce a we'll grounded supposition that the
wires have been maliciously put out for the
purpose of aiding the spectators who are
understood to be favored by the managers of
the Nova Scotia lines to the exclusion Of the
regular press reports and private dispatches.
There is good reason to believe that the
Niagara arrived at Halifax last night, and
that her news will arrive at New York BY
telegraph or express, for the Associated Press,
during this afternoon.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

FALL OF 4 LITTLE GIRL FROM A PoRoH.-A
little girl about eight years of age, daughter
of Mrs. Lisby, "a widow, who resides on Front
street near Ludlow, early yesterday morning
fell from a porch about eighteen feet high to
brick pavement beneath, and strange TO
say, was not materially injured. The acci-
dent, however, almost crazed the mother,
who became really i'll in consequence Of it /;
but the child soon afterward fell asleep, and
awoke in little while quite as lively as
auar Ht..."N .I.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

BURGLARY.-A small grocery store, located
on Water street, near Race, and kept by man
named Robert Monroe, was feloniousIy entered
about two O'Clock Thursday morning by some
scoundrels, who carried off few dollars in
money and about $25 worth of goods. They
became alarmed at a noise they themselves
made apparently, and decamped with compar-
atively but small amount Of booty; for no
one in the house knew of the visit they had
received until they arose in the morning to
open the store. --
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

SEVERE ACCIDENT TO LAp.-A boy named
Charles Jessup, while running along Court
street, yesterday morning, amused himself by
placing his hands on the posts which were in
his way and leaping over them. In an at
tempt to jump over one between Walnut and
Vine streets, somewhat higher than the others,
his hands slipped, and he fell injuring himself
so severely as to be unable to walk home. He
is still in great pain from the accident, al
though it is thought no permanent harm will
result froId it. -..-r at.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
From Washinrton.

WASHINGTON, May 6.-The Interior Depart
ment has matured final arrangements for carry
ing into effect the treaty stipulations which
provide certain tribes Of the New York Indians
that State, and those who have recently emf
grated, are entitled to the benefits of the treaty.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

MEssRs. CooPRR & STOKES have another sale
of lots at Greenwood On Monday next, and
Judging from the last, those wishing to OBJ
tain lots at Greenwood would do we'll to attend
the coming sale. See advertisement.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
Medical Convention.

LOUISVILLE, May 5.-The Convention ad-
journed at noon, after appointing committees
OF acceptance, reports, etc, to meet at New
Haven the first Tuesday in June, 1850. DR..
Eli Jones was appointed Junior Secretary.
The members have been sumptuously enter
tanned by our citizens, and to-nightare to par
take of banquet at the Masonic Hall.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

UNITED STATES COURTS. - Judgment was
rendered for plaintiffs yesterday in the Cir
cult Court in the following cases:
Slothower, Mathews & Co., VS.. Elias s.. Ed
wards, $o4S 90; Wilcock, Rogers & Traley,
vs.. Charles II. McCrea, 81 ,132 90; Mason &
Co., VS.. Matthew Vanwormer, 1850 30.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
Removal of Judge CradIebaugb.

NEW YORK, May 5.-The Herald's Washing
ton correspondent says that Judge Cradle
baugh, United States Judge in Utah, whose
injudicious course brought him in conflict with
Gov. Cumming, has been removed. The va
oancy will not be filled for some time.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

LIVERPOOL, April 2S-7-P. M.-The day was
generally observed asa holiday.
In the Cotton market some ERles were effected
at prices showing declining tendency.
Breadstuffs have an advancing tendency.
Provisions buoyant. HaVQT
Tailow slightly advanced. d
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

The County Commissioners passed an order
for $45S, and discharged a few persons from
Jail who had not money wherewith to pay
their fines; which constituted the sum total of
the business transacted at their session yes
terdav
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
Heavy sentences

PHILADELPHIA, May 6.--Ex-Jndge Wonder
smith, convicted of forgery, was sentenced to
twenty years imprisonment, fined S., 900, and
compelled to make restitution to the govern
ment Of $SO,OOO. VOndersmith is ffty-s
years old.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
WAR; WARll WARll,

Europe is about to dive into a sea of human
blood. Talk about the advancement of the
nineteenth csntury-its greater wisdom, intel
ligence and goodness. Rs all sham! Work
and pray as you please, men and bull dogs ,oiH
fghH Shame, o, mani "God will bring thee
to judgment"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
New York Stock Market.

-- NEW YORK, May 5.
Stocks c, )sed unsetted; Chicago and Rock island
co6; Oumbsrland Coal Company lSy6; NJ. S. guaTan.
Ieed ~; n, y, Central z2Ss; Reading 5Ob; Virginia
i Sizes sS Missouri sixes s7,6 Galena and Chicago
6i4i Michigan Genital 4s19; Cleveland and Toledo
26i Pacific Mail 50; Panama 22T. -.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

PROFESSOR LARRABEE died at Greencastle,
Ind, Tuesday morning, at ) O'Clock He was
about so years of age.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
tBy Telegraph
New Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS, May
Gotton-sGles 1900 ales before the reception of tho
Niagaros advices, The market closed firm Sterl-
Ing exchange IQ9Hal09ts. Exchange on New York
1885, sight do. u discount and par 80 -"
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

THERE were twenty-five cases before the
Police Court yesterday morning, but not one
contained particle of interest.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
Steamboat Sunk.

ST. LOUIS May 6.-The Missouri.riyes
steamer Sallie West sunk this afternoon, near
iKickGpoO, and will prove o total loss. No
n'es ios'' i..t ufgaru t.,I,,.f
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06
[By Telegraph
London Money Market.

LONDON, April 22
Tho money market continues unchanged, The
bullion In the Bank Of England has decreased during
the week f545,00O.
American stocks are dull and unchanged. Consols
LONDON, April %.
The Exchange was closed to-day.
The daily press. (Cincinnati [Ohio) 1859-1859, 1859-05-06

Mr.. G. c. MEREDITH, of Adams Express,
has our thanks for late indianapolis papers.
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Austria Demands the Disarmament of
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EVANSVILLE, May 1889
Eds PREss-Seamer Fred Iron, w Attenborough
master, left ST.. Louis Sunday morning, with 300
sacks corn $40 bags shipstu, 300 pigs lead 2 bales
rags 600 dry hides 81 bags wheat brls OIL 32 cabin
and 23 deck passengers. Freight scarce for Cincin-
natl Ohio River rising iast-over bank all tho way
trip. Crew all we'll. W. G. VORIS