Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1846-10-09

Majesty and the Infanta simultaneonslv ne5
at very early period; that the proposed na"
rlage of the Infanta with the Due de Mo-.
pensler could not be regarded as private and
merely internal question, but was, in ever,
sense, European one, of transcendant imnor
lance, and which might lead to the most 90
nous complications; that in consequence, and
IN me absence of any precise instructions from
MS Government, he should limit himself 70
protesting against all proceedings in the matter
until ne should have ascertained the views Of
his Government" u
once tnlS protest was presented, messen.
ger from the British Cabinet had arrived IN
Madrid, with dispatches for Mr.. Bulwer. con.
tanning, no doubt, the necessary instructions
for his guidance
ITALY.
His emlnence Cardinal Gizzi, has addressed
circular, dated Rome, August "a, to the gov.
ernors OF the provinces of the Roman States,
calling on them to adopt measures calculated
to improve the religious and temporal condi.
ton of the poorer classes.
The document says that the Pope beholds
with the utmost pain, the quarrels, thefts and
other mlsdemeanOrs constantly recurring thro'.
out the Pontifcal States; that the chief causes
of this state of society must be found in the
idle life which the younger portion of the pop.
ulace are accustomed to lead, and in want Of
proper instruction to prepare them for gaining
an honest living by their industry.
His Holiness, IN consequence, in addition 10
his wish to see education and habits of indus
try generally disseminated throughout his do
mlnlons, proposes founding without delay an
| establishment at Rome for the education of
certain number of boys belonging to the work
ing classes throughout the States, so that thew
might be, in the first place, removed from the
spot where they were likely to contract bad
habits and in the next, might form a nucleus
of well instructed nOn-commissioned officers
calculated to suffice for the army required by
the State
His Holiness calls on the governors to ap-
ply to all persons under their jurisdiction, par.
ticularl y the bishops, municipal magistrates,
and provincial councillors, for suggestions to
forward this scheme, and to indicate thet best
mode of raising the funds necessary for carry
ing it into execution. The circular, in con-
clusiOn, calls on the governors to avoid mere
theoretical accommodations, and to confne
themselves, as much as possible, to practical
matters.
ARRIVAL OF THE HIBERNIA.
SEVEN DAYS LATER FROM EUROPE.
Highly Important Commercial Indulgence
AdUance an the price of Cotton-TTouble
betaceen England and France relative to the
Marriage of the Queen Of SPAIN the Mar
rage broken off, &c.
The steamship Hibernia, Capt Ryrie, arri-
we'd at Boston at an early hour on last Satur-
day morning.. She sailed from Liverpool on
the 10Th ult We annex the following tele-
graphic report:
From the New York Herald extra
The intelligence is of the highest impor-
lance in commercial point of view.
The political news may also be important,
OF this nous UerrOnS.
Cotton had gone up a farthing with large
sales
The business in flour was generally mode
rate At Liverpool it was firm and in fair de-
mand Free flour at 29s. to 31s Bonded
flour at 27s. Sd.
Corn has advanced 3s., with sales of yellow
at 46s., and of white at 47s
| At London flour was dull at 29s. 3Os 3D.,
free.
The London money market was very easy,
and it was supposed that the Bank of England
would make another reduction in the rate of
interest.
The wheat crop is full average crop in
England.
There appears to be some trouble between
France and England relative TO the marriage
| of the Queen of Spain. 1t is said that the
marriage has been broken off 1t is thought
this will lead to serious rupture in the entente
Cordial
The potato crop has turned out complete
! failure.
The markets in Liverpool We're brisk in
London dull
The total failure of the potato crop appears
to be sad reality. Every where in Ireland,
and in the greater part of the British Island,
the potato fields are shrouded with the dark
mantles of the plague. The vegetable has turn
ed into putrid matter, which even hogs will
not devOur. From the continent of Europe,
including Russia, we have dismal accounts OF
the progress of the blight. The future use OF
the potato, as an article of food, is now almost
abandoned
The Bank of England declared semi-an-
nual dividend of g. per cent
The Gazette de Cologne says it has been an
nounced for some time past that measure will
shortly appear prohibiting the expectation OF
corn from the territory of France.
A number of tried friends of commercial
freedom, entertained A. Brown, Esq, few
daysat Warrington, Eng, in celebration of his
return as representative of South Lancashire
and the triumph of free trade principles
The epidemic at the Hague is on the in
crease.
Foreign Stocks, particularly Mexican, Span
ish and Portuguese, owing to the unsettled
state of those countries, have receded.
The rupture among the Repealers in IRELAND
is daily manifesting itself, and at meeting il
Belfast few days ago, the physical force par
ty obtained decided triumph over the mora
force or OConnell men.
Mr.. Folks proposals of peace to Mexico
excited considerable comment in the Paris pa
pers The Journal Des Debats, the Govern
+ ment organ, remarks that without doubt thu
new aspect given to the policy of the United
f States towards Mexico must be ascribed to Of
fers of mediation made by England.
A WISE "CAUTION."
e The editor of the Nep York Globe gives tn
following GO caution" to those who are con
stantly crying out for more and still more
, protection. 1t would be we'll for those whc
seem to be so deeply interested in the existence
4 of a high tariff and who have already suffered
e so many imaginary evils from the tariff o
D 1916, to consider seriously whether their con
n dition will be bettered by fighting for the mex
three years under the g Repeal" banner
: Wisdom, prudence and self-interest, as we be
0 lieve, all unite in urging upon the manufactu
e rers that course of acguiescence instead of az
,to5;oo bo ho+tor noI;c,- +baD, tho