Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-09-29
FOREIGN.
ARRIVAL OF THE ACADIA.


pondent at Boston reached US yesterday after
noon, announcing the arrival of the steamer
Acadia:
Boston, Sept "a, IL o'clock, M.
The steamer Acadia has arrived at her
wharf, bringing seven days later intelligence
from Europe, having sailed from Liverpool on
the 9th instant:
The steamer United States was compelled
to put back on account of an accident to her
condenser.
EngIand.-The Queen prorogued Parlia-
ment on the 9Th inst, and Immediately after
departed for Scotland.
ireland. ireland continued tranquil, the
trials having not yet commenced.
Frdnce-Lamartine has published de-
fence againstthe charges made against him, in
consequence of which Cen Cavaignac has
been compelled 10 deny any intention to sup,
press the Constitutional. This journal ana
La Presse have resumed their flerce d''acAo d
gainst the Government. he laltei even ""
ges war against the Republic, DESPITE General
Cavalgnac's declaration hot ~ @lle ''io No
public to be impeached.
The Bonapartists are moving TO ect LOUIS
NapoIeon to the Presidency.
The disturbances in the provinces continue
in consequence of the extraordinary tax of 45
confines imposed by The Provisional Govern
ment.
The French government, on the 7th, receiv
ed dispatches from Arigo, from the Minister
at Berlin, officially announcing Austrla's &C
ceptance of the mediation of France and Eng
land in the settlement of the Italian question
A sharp correspondence has taken place be-
tween Gen Cavaignac and Changarier, on aC-
IF 1ofo Of bn Motto
only small portion of each division appear
ing on the Sunday parade.
Ledru Rolin is preparing to start a new pa
per in opposition to La Reform.
Idly.-Accounts from Italy represent the
had occurred al Genoa and Leghorn.
The difficulties that had taken place at
Rome have have been suppressed.
At Turin, on the I'd instant, the Austrians
having enforced a contribution of 100000
forms on the city, payable in four hours, and
the sum not being forthcoming, commenced to
pilIage the city The inhabitants. encouraged
by the patriotic defence of Bologna, rung the
tOcsn, and commenced fearful battle, assist
ed by women and children, who threw furni-
ture out of the window on their heads. The
Austrans in the country hurried to their as
not known.
Schless1ig and Holstein Schlesswig and
HoIstpin have refused to acknowledge the ar
mistice concluded by Prussia for the Germanic
Confederation.
The blockade of Elbe and Jahda, has been
! raiseA SINCE the 5th.
The Prussian and Baltic ports are also free
THE MARKETS.
| LIVERPOOL, Sept, 9 The grain market has
declined to nearly the extent of its recent ad-
vance. Corn was selling at 33 TO 34s per Or.
! Flour 32s Cd 34s per bbI.
! CorToN-Fine Upland and Mobile is sell
ing at 4Bd ; Orleans 45d.
The following is from Wilmer & Smiths
Times, dated Liverpool, Sept 9:
The fine weather and the temporary settle
ment of the dispute between Germany and
Denmark, has had favorable effect, ard pro-
duce being abundant, prices of grain have re-
coded.
The news from the manufacturing districts
is encouraging. The supply of cotton on hand
| in the manufacturing districts is small.
! Money continues active, at a discount OF
| 24l best bills 3D. The stock market is stea-
dy.
There continues to be a good demand for
cotton, and the sales of the week amount to
%, 100 bales, of which 100 were American
The potato disease is less alarming than il
was some weeks since
Old wheat has declined IS to SIS, and new
wheat IS TO 6s per quarter.
Flour was dull, but prices unchanged.
Sales of wheat at % to 31s per quarter O.
$50 lbs.
Indian corn is in less demand, at decline
Of IS to IS per quarter
The stock of provisions in port is very light
Lard is brisk at Is advance. Prime bacon
is dull.
Consols closed at $50 a sc for transfer.