Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1848-12-01
FOREIGN.

By the arrival of the Steamship Cambria,
at New York, on Saturday last, we have news
seven days later from Europe.
=, The news from the continent of Europe is
important. Vienna had capitulated 10 the I'm
perial troops.
Among the passengers in the Cambria is
Baron A. de Rothschld, of the great Europe
an banking house of the Rothschlds. The
Baron probably visits this country Tor the
purpose of establishing a branch OF MS mouse
in the United States. NJ Belmont, OF New
York, saws the Herald, has acted merely as an
agent for that financial concern but now that
the rnheayings of Europe are throwing foreign
canital into the United States the Rothschlds
probably deem it proper 20 enlarge their house
by the establishment of branch in America
Nothing doing in turpentine.
Rosin in demand-8OO hbls sold at s. Sd 10
IS al for common, and at IS for better quail
ity.
There had been more steadiness in the cot
ton market than for some time past, and hol-
ders have been less anxious 10 press their
stocks upon the market. The quotations have
been maintained with some irmness, and more
especially for the ordinary and middIing quail
tiles, to which the inquiry is mainly confined
Rlce.-2,000 bags Bengal have been sold
at 9s 81 to 2s Cd for broken to fine white,
and small lot of Carolina at 2Os per cwt in
bond.
In Italy all is confusion; and several parts
OF Lombardy have risen agains, the Austrians
Trade in the manufacturing districts has
been steady during the week.
AT Manchester the demand for cotton goods
is not extensive, but prices are well maintain.
ed.
The stock of bullion in the Bank of Eng
land vaults. in both departments, amounts 10
El2,2S2, AZ, and has been slightly increased
during the last week.
Ireland has now subsIded into state OF Or
binary tranquility.
The writ of error in the case Of Mr. Smith
| OBrIen was 10 be argued last week before the
Queens Bench, Dublin.
A subscription is 10 be raised 10 enable o.
Donohue TO carry up his writ of error
Mr. John O'Conne.I has addressed, through
the Freeman, long letter to the repealers of
Glasgow. IT would appear that this body had
! addressed to hl!n communication calling on
him TO renew or revive the Cancellation Hall
| He states his reasons for Alb. aiming to COM
ply with their request. First, because ii
would affect the fate OF the unfortunate gen
tlemen now under the rod of the law second
ly, because it would exasperate the English
mind against Ireland and thirdly, because the
misery Of the country, from which he looks
to English dispositions for relief. would be in
the midst of that evaporation without solace
or resource.
Mr.. Smith O'Bricn, it is reported, is filling
up his dreary leisure by framing articles oil
impeachment against his prosecutors, niniste
| ioI nd it,Iic \
to the assembled Commons of England before
the next session is many weeks old
The Cholera Whether it is the vigilance
and accuracy of the affairs of the Board o.
Health now bring forward before the public
and record every case Of cholera which occurs
or whether the disease has really made some
considerable progress since our last, certain i
is that the aggregate returns begin to look for
midable.
The city of Vienna had capitulated after F.:
stout but Intellectual resistance The Hunga
rian troops had twice advanced with view
TO snccor the heleagued city, but each tim,
were repulsed by the lmperialistS, and com
PEELED to retire Prince WindischgratZ order
ed the assault upon the city after the rejection
by the Diet OF numerous overtures for its sur
render. The National Guards did not con
duct themselves during the struggle with tho
tirmness which was expected from them, while
the students and working men fought will
| the utmost desperation, disputins the GROUND
inch by inch, until the inner wall OF the city
was taken and occupied by the assailants
when all succumbed, and threw down thei
arms. The loss of life in the city during III,
bombardment was considerable, and a grca
many buildings were destroyed.
Franee-Affars in France are in a threat
ening condition. It's generally supposed tha
the Red Republicans are conspiring for anoth
er emeute. President Cavaignac is prepared
should one be attempted with strong fore
for its suppression. The Constitution ha
been finally adopted by the Assembly. Flo
the Presidency of the Republic, Louis Napo
Icons chances are deemed most favorable
, crisis is anticipated at the elections Their
! has been an alarming decline in the funds:
! per cents, 40: per cents, 64a. The Govern
ment has granted 10000 muskets TO the Kin
of Sardinia.
There was an instruction in Genoa on III
29th. the denouement of which was not know
+ when the steamer sailed. A spirit of revo
!. and instruction was prevalent throughol
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