Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-08-28
FOREIGN.

news nine days later from England. We
give below snch items OF intelligence brought
out by her, as we consider Of importance to
our readers -
The Liverpool papers are filled with an &C.
count of the visit Of Prince Albert TO that
place, and the magnificent doings on the &C.
casion.
The Cotton market was without any per-
ceptible change, and an improvement had ia.
ken place in the manufacturing districts, in
consequence Of the probability Of the passage
Of the new Tariff bill, the news of its passage
in the House of Representatives having been
received.
The value Of iron has raised, in authorization
Of large export to the United States.
The Money market had Huctuatea but little
since the sailing of shelast packet.
Louis Bonaparte, ex.King Of Holland, died
at Leghorn, Of apoplexy, on the Gath ultimo,
aged 81.
The Pope of Rome has granted general
amnesty 10 all political offenders.
The debate OF the sugar duties occupied two
days, and the Government scheme triumphed
by majority Of 245 to 1875. The result vr.
tually aSrogates the monopoly, and places SUI
gar in the same category as corn. by an easy
decension on tho high road to free trade.
Sir Robert Peel gave the ministerial meas
are generous support, and the greatness of
the majority may be traced to that citcum-
stance.
A Paris paper. the Courier de Francais.
Gays that the Mexican Government has de-
manded Of France and England their media
ton to put an end to the war between that
country and the United States. The depar-
Gare of the Psyche for Vera Cruz has been de-
iayed several days, in order that it may carry
The answer to this proposition. Doubtful.
A further fall in the value Of grain has ia
ken place, and harvest operations are proceed
ing rapidly. The quality Of the wheat is finer
and the yield greater than last year.
Since the Great Western sailed, the arrival
Of produce has been small. Public sales are
at present declining.
The business transactions on the 26th ult.,
were very limited. Wheat declined Cd. to
81. per bushel, and -four Sd. per barrel, from
the quotations Of that day week. Indian corn
was in demand for expectation to Ireland.
Mexican five per cents have fallen to 25s
in consequence of the present critical state Of
affairs in that country. A meeting Of the
Mexican Mining Association was held in Lon
don on Wednesday, the report of which did
not show high state Of prosperity. The
Mexican executive had acknowledged its liza
biIities to the company to the extent of $3.50,
900, coupled with the declaration, that it was
impossible at present to discharge il.
american SuppEes.-The following extern
sive supplies Of -four and other articles from
the United States took place at the port Of
Liverpool in one day. The Nicholas BiddIe
-four and 1000 slaves for coopers' use the
Farewell, from Baltimore, $500 barrels of f1ou
and 1878 bushels Of wheat; the Hardie, from
New Orleans. l478 packages Of flour, 1881
bags Of corn, and 5O7 sacks of wheat; the
Robert Parker. from New York, 1888 barrels
of -four, IS Of bread, and several Of IndiaT
meal; the HarE.ave. from Baltimore, 500
barrels of flour, 1000 bushels OF -IHdian CORN
300 Of lard, &C.; and the Promise, from Mon
treal, brought 1900 barrels offour, 5000 bills
Of wheat. and 1900 bushels Of peas, the pro
duce of Canada.
Domestic g. Smiths European
Times says: {" AS we anticipated, the acces
sion Of the Wings has produced disruption ir
Ireland. O'ConneIl and the O'Bren section
Of the Repcalers are at Ioggerheads. Conci
jiation Hall has bel:cd its baptismal soubri
1uet; it has been the scene o: angry recrimi.
nation and personal male violence. The "row'
extended over two or three days, and termi.
mated in the withdrawal of Mr.. Smith Obi
en- and the intellect Of the Nation-the news.
paper, we must be understood to mean, oftha
name.
The young !relanders, are TOO fast for the
more matured views and adroit policy Of Mr.
O'Connell. They desire to cut the cable
which binds them to the British connexon by
force-by the sword. The "Liberator," or
the contrary, is for taking matters more cool
ly-gettino what he can for his country, and
clamoring, in the supremacy of his - moral
power,'' for the remainder. The distinction
is, that o Cornell is more politc-the Young
Irelanders more patriotic.